What Does Religion Have to Do With Education
Dr Charles W Gilkey dean of the Chisago University Chapel compares education to a tree in a crucible where roots turn to ashes leaving pure carbon from invisible atmosphere He argues the atmosphere and unseen factors of school shape religion and life The address opens the annual religious week urging reflection on the relationship between faith and learning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Gilkey
Chisago University
Religgious Wack
Gilred
Elasteunion
Fife
Capibie
Eas
Alonzo
Hye
Cilkes
Beethoven
Keats
Plato c
Hingteins
Jesus Christ
Sean
Gilkey
Nelizino
Mme Walska Recital Draws Mixed New York Critics
Feb 18 AP reviewsMme Ganna Iska’s New York recital drew critics who found both appeal and flaws. Some praised musical sensibility, while others faulted tone, pitch, and vocal control. Critics noted an animated performance style but limited dramatic impact and uneven technique overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Ganna Iska
New York
Carneill
Brold
Fin Dowres
Times
Mme
Iska
Perkins
Herald -Tribfines
Mmeneka
Deputy Probes Sears Roehl Huck Fire in Kalina Store
Deputy fire marshal Charles C Lytle led an inquiry into the February fire that destroyed the Sears Roehl Huck store in Kalina with an estimated $80,000 loss. Witness examinations continued after a Tuesday start, ten people questioned, Selina fire chief Ben Wolhert declined to state if the blaze was incendiary. The state fire marshal’s office was asked to conduct the investigation as questions linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalina
Kan
Sears Roe
Huck
Charles C.lytle
Ben Wolhert
Selina
State Fire Marshal's Office
Nathan Hall Fined For Gambling After Big Night Win
Nathan Hall had about 26 dollars from a poker win when arrested at the King hotel on Vermont Street. He paid a $25 fine in police court after pleading not guilty. Hall was joined by a man named Taylor, both picked up by Night Chief Callahan and officers. The men argued with Charles McClendon, who said Hall stole over 25 dollars claimed won in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hall
King Hotel
Vermont Street
Taylor
Hall of Fame
John Callahan
Fred Vogler
John Ingalls
Floyd Hunter
R. Hughes
Babeeer
Charles McClendon
McClendon
Hall
Deaths and Funerals of Karnes and Pease in Girard and local city
Mrs. M C Karnes aged 50 of 2009 Massachusetts street died last night in a local hospital. Funeral from the home Friday at 2 PM Rev Harry Gordon officiating burial at Memorial Park. Survived by husband two daughters Bertha K Lawrence Maplewood NJ and Fay Karnes Orlando FL mother Mrs Katherine Britt 12 Adams three sisters and one brother. Mrs Emily Pease aged 93 died yesterday at home of her daughter Lotta Gaw 629 Alabama street funeral at Girard Kan 2:30 PM Thursday burial in Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Karnes
Massachusetts Street
Harry Gordon
Memoril Park
Bertha K. Lawrence
Maplewood
N. J
Fay Karnes
Orlando
Fla
Katherine Britt
Adams
Emily Pease
Lotta Gaw
Alabama Street
Girard
Kan
Rere
Woman Charged With Intent to Kill After Stabbing Man
Clark Harding, 30, of 817 Pennsylvania Street, arrested in Kansas City on a charge of assault with intent to kill after stabbing Grant West, a 40 year old Black man, at 11 East Twelfth Street January 10. West is recovering from a knife wound to the right breast. Arraignment set for this evening after officers traced Harding to Kansas City with aid from local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mia
Ida Dinners
Clark Harding
Pennsylvania
Ewing Street
George Reed
Lawrence
Grant West
East Twelfth
West
Reed
Harding
Attempt On Life of Venezuela's Head Bogota Courier
A circumstantial report from San Jose de Cucuta says gunmen opened fire on President Juan Vicente Gomez near Maracay while he rode with an escort. The president escaped harm as the attackers were killed in the exchange, with the details telegraphed by three correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Juan Vicente Gomez
Venezuela
San Jose de Cucuta
Gomez
Maracay
Caracas
Change Dates of Revue Spring Week Held
The Spring Revue Week dates are moved to February 26 through March 4 inclusive. Lawrence merchants plan to display new spring merchandise in windows and stores with daytime viewing. no night events are planned. Those unable to visit in the day are urged to see the windows at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Deadtown
Oxygen fails to save Topeka child dies of pneumonia
In Topeka on February 18 a two year old negro boy died of pneumonia despite oxygen given at his bedside by firefighter A W Shuberg who aided in a prior effort to save Margaret Brown of Perry Kan. The report notes the oxygen treatment lasted several hours with no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. W. Shuberg
Margaret Brown
Perry
Kan
Local Social Notes From Kent and nearby towns
LS ALS Ed Doyle returned to his Kent home after spending last night with his brother Leo Doyle. S. P. McCracken visited Kansas City for the day. Miss Clara Steicien of Midland travels to Kanwaka to spend a week with Mrs. J. C. Bearman. Mrs. Harry Still hosted dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Weeber Hutton Jr. and guests, and will attend the motor show with them. Mrs. J. William Pickard, visiting Lawrence, heads home to Asheville, North Carolina, tonight accompanied by her sister Miss Myrtle Hyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Doyle
Kent
Leo Doyle
S. P. McCracken
Kansas City
Clara Steicien
Midland
Kanwaka
J. C. Bearman
Harry
Weeber Hutton Jr
Justin D. Bowersock
J. William Pickard
Lawrence
Asheville
N. C
Myrtle Hyre
Rescue Of Two Pilots Near Key West In Amphibian Downed Craft
Pan American Airways reported that pilots R. J. Dunton and Lieut. Steven Callaway were rescued by an automobile ferry about sixty miles northeast of Key West after being forced to ditch yesterday. They drifted all night in the disabled amphibian but were unharmed. The rescue followed Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s departure to assist in the search and naval seaplanes and coast guard boats preparing to recover the craft. The ferry reached the scene near Noname Key within an hour after Lindbergh took off and shortly before noon today during its Matacumbe Key to Noname Key run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways, Inc
R. J Dunton
Steven Callaway
Key West
Charles A. Lindbergh
Naval Sea
Pensacola
Noname Key
Lindbergh
Matacumbe Key
Lawrence Choral Union Rehearsal Prepares for April Music Week
The Lawrence Choral Union held a large turnout at last night’s rehearsal in Lawrence High School. New sacred numbers were handed out for the April music week program and the Hallelujah chorus from Handel's Messiah led the session. The rehearsal closed with an unaccompanied hymn Holy Lord by Dell. The director praised the singers and announced complimentary concert tickets for those with perfect attendance last year, redeemable at the University fine arts office until Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Choral Union
Lawrence High School
Dell
Parsons Asks Probe of Exorbitant Gas Rates
Topeka Feb 13 AP Alleging natural gas service rates in Parsons are exorbitant and inequitable the city petitions the state public service commission for an investigation to lower rates The petition notes December 1920 rates of 40 cents per 1000 cubic feet from local fields and 88 cents from the Kangas Natural Gas main pipe line It adds that the city now buys less gas locally yet paid Union Public Service Co more than two tenths per 1000 cubic feet in January 1929
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Parsons
State Public Service Commission
Kangas Natural Gas Company
Parsons Consumers
Union ‘Public Service Company
Durant Does Not Appear Snow Halts Kansas City Lecture
Dr. Will Durant failed to arrive for the University Lecture course talk on Is Progress Real? in Kansas City. A crowd of 1800 watched as snow hindered travel from Durant Oklahoma, forcing a cancellation of the Grand Avenue Temple talk and leaving the audience disappointed. Durant departed by plane, encountered a forced landing near Greeley Kansas, and was battling snow drifts near Garnett as last reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Durant
Grand Avenue Temple
Kansas City
Kansas City University
Greeley
Kans
Garnett
Authorities Take Youth Elmer Mowry Turned Over to Gov ernment
Elmer Mowry of Alkron Ohio was arrested by city officers on a February 6 car theft charge. He was turned over to a United States marshal this morning by county officers who held him in the county jail. Mowry and two other youths were arrested after being halted while passing through Lawrence in a new Ford coupe he admitted had been stolen in Ohio. The five boys with Mowry were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mowry
Alkron
Ohio
United States
Mowry
Lawrence
Bethel Bethelites Attend Games and Plan Play
Bethel community notes list Vance and Hoff man families at supper with Clarence Albright home and many others visiting for a basketball game in Melyern. A Bethel Ladies Aid meeting heard fruit salad cookies and coffee. The youth prepare a three act play An Old Fashioned Mother with 15 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Earl Porth
Ed Forth
Thomas
Ren
Alva Bound
Ben Hoffman
Frank Hoffman
Delbert Hoffman
Bessie Brown
L. H
Bethel Church
Smiley
Clarence Albright
Kathryon Vance
Vergie Hoffman
Raymond Oehrle
Floyd Hetne
Glen
End
John Vance
John Hofffman
Fairview Says General Is Unfit
The High Council of the Salvation Army adjudged General Bramwell Booth unfit for service as general. The vote was 52 to 5, marking the second such decision in four weeks after an earlier 55 to 6 vote on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Council of Salvation Army
Branwell Booth
Sunbury On Thames
Eng
High Council of the
Salvation Army
Bramwell Booth
High Council
Lecture Change and Missionary Society Notes
Dr G Leonard Harrington will speak tomorrow in Room 108 of the Administration building as part of a weekly mental hygiene lecture series. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mr and Mrs C A Whedons with twenty eight attendees including Mrs Leary and Mrs Brown leading devotional and study segments.refreshments were served and many members and visitors were noted in Lawrence and Ottawa area homes last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Whedon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Kansas City
Leary
E. L. Brown
John
Johnson
God
Oscar Johnson
Africa
Ell. Brown
A. B. Carter
Lawrence
Chas, Howard
Lara
Fred Howard
L. D. Howard
E. Ralston
Ed. Howard
Theodore
Guy
Lloyd Howard
Lewis Howard
Peters
Miss Randall
Ev “Griffith
Bliss Ikrara Howard
Chas. Wells
Michigan seeks to modify habitual criminal act to curb liquor law violators
Governor Fred Green asked lawmakers to amend the habitual criminal act to stop turning fourth liquor law violators into life sentences. The proposal aims to prevent ridicule of Michigan's criminal code and strengthen provisions for repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Michigan
Fred Green
Too Much Hot Dog Chicago Feb 13 AP
Roadside filling stations are accused of overdoing hot dogs. James A. Gilmore notes oil and water do not mix nor do spine and wiener wurats. Mrs Archie Gibson visits Linwoo. W L Way did not travel to Kansas City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Oil Men’s Association
James A.gilmore
Archie Gibson
Linwoo
Lecompton News Highlights Japanese Student Talk
Lecompton events center on a KU student J ipsuichi Masuoka from Japan who will speak at United Brethren Church on Sunday night at 7 40 as part of the church service on racial problems All are invited Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30. Local social life notes include visits, games at Epworth League and upcoming high school basketball doubleheader against Silver Lake with seating near capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jipsuichi Masuoka
University of Kansas At Lawrence
United Brethren Church
Masucka
Christian Endeavor
Frank Taylor
Hecompton
Boulder
Colo
Chester McFann
Joan
Silver Lake
Elsie Lasswell
Strickler’s
Toneka
Lecompton
Sherman Austin
Frank Whipple
Lawrence
N. E.whinalada
Romiers
Rebekah Lodge
North Topeka
Harmony Lodge
Tecompton Rodis
Lecompton Lodge
Ruth Bahnmaier
Noejith
Fave
Glenn
Compton
Grace Harris Iol
MaWatts
Dinof
Watts
Liguie Wilts
Echonl
Kansas
City
Pleasant Valley PTA to Hear Health Nurse February 1
Pleasant Valley items note a postponed oyster supper due to weather and a short PTA meeting the same evening featuring county health nurse Miss Mary McAuliffe who will discuss her countywide work. Various neighbors and families from Lawrence Blue Mound and Model are listed as attending or hosting gatherings and visits across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers’ Association
Mary McAuliffe
C. J. Lane
J.L. Reed
Mr. Reed
Roy Rowland
Lawrence
Leon Rowland
Mowles
Delbert
Opal
Richardson
Edwin Eton
Mabel
Tobler
Pat Holcaim
Model
Louie Holcdm
Orville
Carey
John Tobler
Pau Hlough
Harald
Walter Howard
Elden Stoops
John
Hagen
John Simoots
Blue Mound
John Blough
John Grauberger
Harry Johnson
Richard Johnson
Richland
George Hendricks
Chissie Richardson
Rome
High Prairie residents host visitors and community notes
Local residents from High Prairie and nearby areas are mentioned in a long list of visitors and activities. The report notes numerous households hosting guests, neighbors helping with chores, church attendance, a funeral, a school play at Lawrence Memorial high school, and a C. N. Peterson sale. Also referenced are plans for travel to California and a Ladies Aid dinner raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Flory
Owen Flora
Tra Flory
Nettie Flory
Netée Puckett
Gladys
Gevil Puckett
A. K. Puckett
Lawrence
Samanta
Foster
Fountain
Colo
A. E. Puckett
Elmer Daniels
John Daniels
A. F. Lifvs
Lawrenee Memorial High School
Gearze Bo
Sandi
Sand
Edd H
Lawre Frances
Hé Henston
Felon
Lewis Minchel
Overbrook
Clsade ‘Williams
Willard
Merle Minchel
J Virgil Landis
Armin She Warren
Lewis Tucker
Edd Hrasten
Robert
George Boland
Mire
yVirgi Landis
Armin
Watlron
M Sutlan
Vera Toft
Clyde Puckett
Eudertitinnal
Sanday
Rev
Marshall
Joan
Hallie Hate
Dan Trene
Elva Daniels
Saddy Williama
Homer Disque
Maneh Shelly
Lewis Featherstone
Risbert Rawwn
Claude Willians
Nettie Russel
Wer Johanning
Ezra Churchbaugh
Winifred Flory
Frank Jamos Wrightsman
Beer Swimley
Haeve Flory
Frank Dear
Oscar Shuck
Elmerbaugh
William Flors
Reyue
Henry
Corm
Noble D. Messer
John Churchbough
Claude Williams
Mike Hadl
Pleasant Grove
Ihose
Owen Flora Butcher
Dave Wray
Cringe
Ira Flory
H. H. Ulrich
Charley Gleason
Gleason
Paul Ulrich
Gwen Rikra
Willow Springs
Hatlie Peterson
C. N
High Prairie Ladies’ Aid
C. XN. Peterson
California
William Claude Williams Hunters Helped By Jones And Wingert
Harry Jones and Jesse Wingert assisted Claude Williams in a Monday hunting trip along the southern route with planned stops at several points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Jesse Wingert
Claude Williams
Kaw Valley Folks Attend Wolf Hunt and Community News
Kaw Valley residents including Saunders, Glen Kiefer, Gene Corel and Chas Cox joined a large crowd for a wolf hunt last Wednesday. About six to seven hundred men and boys participated, with Saunders taking one wolf. Twelve wolves and many rabbits, crows and hawks were bagged. The day included a midday feed of wieners and coffee. Local social notices detail visits, church activities, school events, road grading, and hosting guests at several Lawrence and Eudora households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Glen Kiefer
Gene Corel
Chas.Cox
Lee Cox
Wm Wwickman
Kaw Valley
Bic
Eudora Aryl
Olathe
Number Ten
Frank Campbell
Mae Cite Ser L Ycas
Oit
Grant Risley
D ‘Saunders
Mildredgers
Nicholson
Oscar Powell
F. Martin
Lorraine
Ta M
Walters Homse
George Rothberger
Guy Grimes
Lawrence
Eudora
Frank Steele
I. Mathia
Okla
Mes
Mathis
Mary McAuliffe
Douglas County
J.C. Saunders
Film Club
A. Green Jr
Wim Os
Kansas City
St. Paul Sunday School Association
Hanck
Mary Moody
Wondred and New Club
Misa’ Hane Fridey
Ted
Lawrence Cdia Hughes
Claude Che
Vera Hibbard
Don’ Westhheffer
John Criel
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Coto
Lillian Ferguson Af Greelay
Colo
Mildred Saunders
James Corel
Corel
McFarland
George Dunk
Parrell Koonz
J. C. Saunders
John Moody
Don Westheifer
G. Hughes
C. FE. Cary
Endora
Marie Moll
F. F. Cabele Lawrence
Mra
C. Io
Sheridon
D. Adams
F.G. Hughes
Conrad Hahn
Harold Saunders
L. M. Walters
Myrtle
Walters
Farmers Union
Robert Whites
Willian Ferguson
Gladys Walker
Delmer Bennett
Arthur Hen
Piles cure promoted by Kansas City doctor
Mr. and Mrs. Q. G. Markiey of Route out of Lawrence report relief after treatment by Dr. Dolinson, eminent rectal specialist, following years of suffering. They praise the mild home method and note a 68 page guide, Rectal Diseases and Their Care, available free postpaid from Dr. Q. O. Johnson, Kansas City, for those seeking cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. G. Markiey
Lawrence
Kansas City
Dohnad
Air
Murkley
Wills
Dolinson
QO. A. Johnson
Mary
Johnson
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Mme. Walska
Sears
Salina
Prosser
Nathan’ Hall
Police Court
Perry Girl
Negro Roy
Bon Learne Ofton
Act Svere
Charles T. Carr
Carainkt
Boston National League Baseball Company
Aurie J. Brusse
Outdoor Recreation Teague
R. B. Lackey
Simmons
LS Als
Tre
Durant
Snow
Bethel
Fairview
G. Leonard Harrington
W.L. Way
J. S. Tobier
Opal Richardson
Eunice Tober
Charles Haas
D.C. O’neal
Pleasant Valley
High Prairie
White
Nydle Hughes
Mary Allen
Joseline Gilmore
Anna Gilmore
FP. G. Hughes
John Mandy
R. Sichelson
Flower Club
Wren
Diana
Fivereye
Thutaniy Promasy Sauw
Suisa
Rennat
VK Te Tine Ltd
Lea
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Erchants National Bank
Oldest Bank
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Tad
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