Government Aids to Farmers Expands Under New Plan
Washington February 16 UP The new crop control program becomes the broadest federal effort to aid farmers by regulating major farm product flows to stabilize prices and incomes. It marks a shift from advisory roles to supervisor of national agricultural activities with penalties for overproduction and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Mae
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Washington
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
Farm Credit Administration
Ralph Baker to Speak on Journalism at University
The Kansas Press Association secretary and field manager Ralph T. Baker will lecture on Business: Publications at 2:30 p.m. in the KU journalism building. The talk targets journalism majors and interested students. Baker holds B S from Northwestern 1916 and A B in journalism from Oklahoma 1982 and leads the Topeka Sigma Delta Chi alumni chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Baker
The
Kansas Press Association
K. U
Baker
Northwestern University
University ‘of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Kansas
Topeka
Sigma Delta Chi
Townwide Clearance Sale of Used Cars Arranged by Eight Dealers
A page ad announces a cooperative used car clearance by eight local dealers including Williams Roberts Buljlene Skinner Lawrence Buick Winter Chevrolet Hard Wasch Motor Inc and M F Hudson Co. Prices start at $25 with large inventories discounted to reduce car costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams- Roberts
Buljlene-Skinner
Lawrence Buick
Winter Chevrolet
Hard
Wasch, Motor, Inc
M. F. Hudson Company
Drunkenness Fine for Chris Martinez in Police Court
Chris Martinez was fined five dollars in police court this morning on a charge of being drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Martinez
Test Your Knowledge Teat Cane Questions
Fragmented question set asks to name the Chinese general executed recently and other varied trivia. The readable parts reference a Pasadena car event and a flight, with unclear entities and broken phrases.
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Wid
Secon
T . Ja
Zens
Bees
Pasadena
Tex
Chill Almost Stops Spring Dance Cast
A Fraser stage wind in the east disrupts rehearsal as cast members struggle to warm up. Light downdrafts hamper lighting and performance readiness amid the chilly day.
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Fraser
Health Week or What A gusty wind disrupts a university play
A strong east wind through Fraser hall disrupts the Spring Dance premiere at the theater with cold discomfort for actors and audiences. Cast members fight the chill in backless gowns while curtains and backdrops flutter. student groups note campus sidewalk ads as defacing property and activity continues with intramural basketball and fraternity events upcoming.
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Fraser Hall
Oh Doctor Cast Nears End of Rehearsals
The operetta Oh Doctor nears final rehearsals directed by Joe M. Voice with Mrs. James leading the girls physical education group. The chorus includes boys from the glee club and a cappella group under conductors Frowe Lloyd, Howard, and Warren Hodg es. Cast lists include many named players and dancers with various student roles and accompanists Eileen Martin, Richard Beahm, and Winifred Hill named among the staff.
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Joe.m
Peaches
James
Ind
Walter. Or. Russell
Ength
Dha
Glee: Club
Poe ‘Glee Club
Ada K. Kirchhoff
Georgia Mae Landrith
Hazel Lawier
Evelyn Mercer
Joan Perry
Margaret Penny
Geraldine Peterson
Mavig Peterson
Doris Pierce
Louise Polson
Mary Richardson
Ellwyn Robinson
Kathleen Robson
Betty June Sullivan
Dorothy Schubert
Maxine Schmitendorf
Margaret Whitman
Dorothy Woodward
Emily Wray
Annie Ward
Victoryetta Dawes
Margaret Gaines
Lucille Spalsbury
Rozella Murphy
Joan Dillstrom
Batty Kopp
Beulah Hammons
Viola Kraft
Jeanne Werner
Betty Blue
Mary Bitzer
Iris Jenkins
Mary Elizabeth Cole
Shirley Bayles
Elizabeth Crafton
Eleanore Grider
Bernice Bell
Marian Bliesner
Laura Ruth Gerard
Carlyle Dawes
Eileen
Martin
Richard Beahm
Winifred Hill
Junior Brady
Merlin Frost
Warren
Death notices for Minnie Lovin in Topeka and Lawrence
Mrs. A W Berger reports Minnie Lovin died Monday night at her Topeka residence. Formerly from Lawrence, she worked for the Topeka Daily Sentinel in recent years. Funeral services set at Sanders McMichael Topeka Thursday at 2 PM with graveside at Oak Hill Cemetery Creek about 3:30 PM.
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A. W. Berger
Minnie Lovin
Topeka
Lawrence
Sanders-McMichael
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Sarah Albaugh Dies at 85 in San Antonio
Mrs. Sarah E. Albaugh aged 85 died February 13 at her daughter Mrs Sam Jewett’s home in San Antonio Texas. Survived by daughter Mrs Jewett granddaughter Mrs Thurston Eambery two great grandchildren Winifred May and Thurston Eambery and nephew Bert Daugherty of Eudora.
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Sarah E. Albaugh
Sam Jewett
San Antonio
Tex
Jewett
Thurston Eambery
Winifred May
Bert Daugherty
Eudora
Local social notes include bridge luncheon and farewell parties
Mrs Waldemar Geltch hosts a bridge luncheon at the Memorial Union with about eight tables. JMV mothers and friends hold Valentine party at 1416 Connecticut. Pleasant Hour club bids farewell to residents Reeves and Janicke with a covered dish dinner and games. Chapter EA PEO hosts luncheon. Co-Operettes dessert bridge at Evans Hearth with prizes. Topeka visitor Donald Seltsam among about thirty attendees.
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J.m.v’s
Mra
Connecticut Street
Pleasant Hour Club
E.S. Reeves
Brackett
Evans Hearth
Lisle Eby
Homer Allison
Robert Krum
George Pickens
Donald Seltsam
Topeka
George Washington
Lawrence Vet Transferred After Hip Injury
Lawrence Memorial hospital to Leavenworth soldiers home transfer planned for disabled veteran William M Lyons born at 227 North Eighth Street. Red Cross arranged transport and Lyons served in the regular army for nearly 28 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lyons
North Eighth Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth Soldiers Home
The
Red Cross
Leavenworth
Lyons
Marriage of Dunkin Kimble and Betty Boynton in Kingman
Friends report the February 9 wedding in Kingman Arizona of Dunkin Kimble an Independence attorney and Betty Boynton former wife of ex Attorney General Roland Boynton. Kimble served as an assistant attorney general under Boynton. The couple plans to reside in Independence after returning there tonight.
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Kingman, Ariz
Dunkin Kimble
Independence
Etty Boynton
Roland Boynton
Kimble
Boynton
Chamber of Commerce to Print Publicity Folder
John Andrews chairing the publicity committee spoke at the regular meeting about producing a new publicity folder for the community. A few weeks are expected before distribution begins. The directors also heard a report from Dr H J Chambers on recent tax action and endorsed Fritz Meyn as a candidate for the state highway commission appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrews
Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Chambers
Fritz Meyn
State Highway Commission
February social planned by Business and Professional Women
The Business and Professional Women's club schedules a February social at 8 pm tomorrow hosted by Mrs. Byron Cooke of 1508 Vermont street with bridge and games. Mrs. Fay H. Brown leads the hostess group. Edna Stauffer and Howard Weindel of Lawrence wed Dec 31 at 8 pm in Alexandria Virginia.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Byron Cooke
Vermont Street
Fay H. Brown
Hostess Group
Edna Stauffer
Howard Weindel
Lawrence
Norman Roberts
Methodist Protestant Church
Alexandria
M.L. Dye
Washington, D. C
Printing Bids Opened by Douglas County Board
Douglas county commissioners met with Chairman Chris Schaake and Commissioner James Brass present while Commissioner Earl Black was absent in Topeka on state county commissioners’ duties. They approved bills and relief cases, reviewed county printing bids but took no action to award the contract. Marie Roberts received a beer license for The Street Car at Twenty-third and Louisiana streets.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Chris Schaake
James Brass
Earl Black
Topeka
State County Commissioners’ Organization
Douglas County
Marie Roberts
Twenty-third
Louisiana
KSAC Broadcast Celebrates 75th Anniversary at Kansas State
A KSAC radio celebration marks Kansas State College’s 75th founding anniversary. The program notes Harriet Cheseldine, founder of the home economics department in Manhattan, who married H B Richards of North Lawrence and lived here until her death. Richards was a prominent Mason and citizen. son Posey Cheseldine long served at Eldridge House. Rumors say Mike Getto may take a western conference coaching job, which he denied.
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KSAC
Kansas State College
Harriet Cheseldine
Manhattan
Personal notes from Enid and area visitors
Mrs R R Hickson of Enid Okla left for Kansas City to visit her daughter Miss Louise Hickson at the Kansas City Art Institute. Mrs Lloyd Ruppenthal of McPherson arrived to spend a few days with her mother Mrs F A Cookoo. Mr and Mrs Darwin Gerard of Bartlesville are guests of Mr and Mrs Perkins and Mr and Mrs Gerard. Mr and Mrs W C Simons depart on a motor trip to Yinchie and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R R. Hickson
Enid
Okla
W. E. Kennard
Kansas City
Louise Hickson
Assault charge filed in Don Hults court
An assault complaint signed by Willie Wernsen alleges Andrew Jackson struck Wemsen on the head with a brick and twisted a hat yesterday, prompting action in the justice court of Don Hults today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wernsen
Justice Court
Don Hults
Andrew Jackson
Wemsen
Brick
Lawrence Evening School Volleyball Meet Set for Thursday Night
The men’s volleyball team from Lawrence evening school will meet Thursday night at eight o’clock, announced director Ralph Graber. Previously the gym had been booked for a basketball game, but that game has been cancelled.
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Lawrence Evening School
Ralph Graber
Lone Star Women Plan Hygiene Class
Lone Star women will meet Friday February 18 at 4 p m at the Lone Star school house to organize a home hygiene and sick care class open to Lone Star and the surrounding community. Miss Ruby Fairbairn Red Cross county health nurse will teach with lectures demonstrations field visits and practice. Participants meeting the course requirements will earn a Red Cross certificate.
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Lone Star School House
Lone Star
Ruby Fairbairn
Red Cross County
Red Cross
Jayhawker Cage Squad Prepares for Norman Conference Tilt
The University of Kansas basketball team departs Lawrence Thursday at 10 57 p m for Norman Oklahoma to meet the Sooners Friday night in a key conference game. Both teams sit tied for first place. Return trip from Norman leaves 10 p m Friday and arrives in Lawrence Saturday at 6 30 a m. Irvin S Cobb and Humphrey Cobb coauthored Paths of Glory.
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Norman
Okla
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Sooners
K. U
Will
Overparking Fine in Police Court
Henry Hoelscher was fined 1 in police court this morning on a charge of overparking.
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Henry Hoelscher
Hair Dressers Triumph in Philadelphia Contest
In Philadelphia on February 16 a Pi In competition saw four women and three men sweep the prizes for dressing women's hair at the Pennsylvania beauty congress. The column notes a Lost and Found reference in the classifieds.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Congress
Lawrence Woman's Club February Luncheon Features World War Overview
The Lawrence Woman's Club held a February luncheon at the clubhouse. Mrs. Mary Thomas chairs the international relations committee and guest speaker Mrs. John Stutz summarized conditions in Spain, Italy, Germany, Russia and Japan and why each nation is at war or preparing for war. Mrs. Stutz has travelled in Spain and Russia. Mrs. A J Anderson presented a piano solo. The club voted to establish sustaining members not required to take part in programs. Mrs. L H Menger presided in the president's absence. The Mothers League will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. H B Harnar at 1216 Tennessee Street. Mrs. C M Clark will lead the program.
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Lawrence Woman's Club
International Relations Committee
Mary. Thomas
John Stutz
Spain
Italy
Germany
Russia
Japan
Stutz
A. J. Anderson
Chub
L. H. Menger
F. W. Gaunt
Luncheon Recap and Sorority Pledges Noted
Patsy Allison hosted a midday luncheon with children including Shirley Cox Ronald Elston Margaret Janice Elaine Sue Pierce and others. Phi chapter Alpha Omicron Pi announced Emma Lou Montgomery of Oswego as a new pledge. Phi Chi Delta Presbyterian church sorority held initiations and a formal banquet with initiates listed, followed by Betty Lee and other names.
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Alpha Delta’ Pi
Gamma’ Phi Beta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Lou Bill Rolfs
Phi Gam
Flushing
Alpha Delta Pi
A. D. Pi
Rolfs
Shirley Cox Ronald Elston Argaret
Janice Elaine Sue Pierce Howard Sarah Jean Wyatt
Dorothy Ann Bobby Allison Roberts
Patsy Allison
Nancy Sue Schaff
Phi Chapter
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Emma Lou Montgomery
Oswego
Grange Lecturer Colglazier to Speak in Lawrence Conference
Harry C. Colglazier, lecturer for the Kansas State Grand Grange, will address a conference Friday in Lawrence at Cobena Commerce rooms. The session opens at 10:30 a.m. and all Grange lecturers and officers in Boogie County are urged to attend.
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Harry C. Colglazier
Kansas State Grand Range
Lawrence
Cobena Commerce
Boogie County
Grange
Douglas
Sigma Xi Speaker Dr Joseph F Moore To Address Meeting
Dr Joseph F Moore associate professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University will speak at the Sigma Xi society meeting in Strong Hall auditorium University at 7 30 o’clock evening He edits the Journal of Syphilis and Venereal Diseases and will discuss Syphilis and Its Control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Moore
Johnsopkins University
Cigaret Tax Settlement Shown for Douglas County
The Douglas County treasurer received 370.62 from the state treasurer as the county’s share of 1482.50 in cigaret tax collected in January. Per capita tax was 5.7 cents, statewide total 82077.90, with Sedgwick county leading at 11121 in the month.
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A. M. Gardner
Douglas County
Sedgwick
Baldwin Residents Attend Meetings and Visit Friends
Baldwin residents joined church and social events across the area. Mrs. Charles Sparr reported at a Wallace W C T U meeting in Lawrence, with other locals visiting kin in Emporia Kansas City and Topeka, while Joash pageant preparations and Baker ties featured in Sunday services and family visits continued through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Sparr
Lawrence
Wallace W.C.T.U
A. B. Conner
Chester Adams
Kansas City
Frank E. Hobble
Anna May Hobble
Dodge City
Baldwin
C. C. Clarridge
Memorial Hospital
Wiley A. Keve
Keve
High Prairie
Wellsville
William Roberts
Coldwater
G. M. Liston
Earl Black
Chester W. Gates
Topeka
Eastern Star
Holcombe Hour
Norman Lockwood
Catherine van Keuren
Jesson
America
Marion Wolfe
Ethel Strong
Iola
Alma Nichols
Minneola
Gladys Keohane
Anna Lewis
Nolya Hunt
Robert Grant Anderson
Florence Strong
Grace Huey
Lawrence Business College
Huey
Emil S. Liston
Floy Liston
Paul C. Kochan
Kan
Rosedale Methodist Church
Nelson P. Horn
Sedan
Lee C. Garrett
Elizabeth Garrett
Baker
Richard Rutledge
Alpha Chi Omega
Omicron
Phi Chapter
University of Kansas
Rutledge
Aker
First Methodist Church
Charles E. Beeks
Joash
Everet Filley
Tulsa
Okla
Velma
Filley
Local social notices and community events in Ottawa area
The week includes a Douglas county Young Democrats meeting in Fellowship hall Kansas and travel notes for Otis Mellenbruch and Alice Mellenbruch in Texas. Kansas officials Dr Harold W Guest attends a school boards meeting in Topeka and W H Dempsey joins the Kansas advisory committee for the 1939 New York World's Fair. Funeral attendance lists from Ottawa and Kansas City members appear, along with local visits and dinners among area families.
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Young Democrats
Douglas County
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Harold W. Guest
Topeka
Kansas Association of School Boards
W. H. Dempsey
Kansas
R. R. Bell
H. A. Cook
W. L. Shuler
Harry Webster
Dorothy Jeanne
Walter Rodgers
Riley Miller
C. E. Thomas
Ottawa
Philip Haberly
F. S. Fort
H. B. Kelly
Robert Wilson
Mount Bell
Anna
Elizabeth Henry
Kansas City
K. J. Roach
E. K. Heil
M. E. Moore
Charles Jones
Edward Sheldon
L. M. Childs
Loren Brosius
Herman Zinn
Ambrose Dietrich
C. L. Cowdry
Bert Cooper
Paul Luckan
Lawrence
Z. N. Atkinson
Funeral and social notices from Pleasant Grove area
Mrs E Pence and daughters Brvona and Mary attended the funeral of Mrs Flory at Pleasant Grove Saturday afternoon. Floyd Broers and two children and Vernon Strobel joined Howard Kohler family for Sunday dinner in Hesper. Gideon Neil, William Spitzli families, E Pence and daughters, and Pete Edelbrock family attended two plays His Best Girl and The Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora High School
Homer Breera
Kermit Broers
Delmar Spitz
A. B. Stanwix
Lawrence
E. Pence
Clyde May
Robert Earl
May
Winfred Strobel
Evening Star
Philip Brecheisen
Clearfield
Card of Thanks for sympathy after death
We express appreciation to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy during the long illness and death of our beloved mother and grandmother. Signed by Mr and Mrs Kirk Williams Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Mr and Mrs Carl Thudium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Williams
Charles Franklin
Carl Thudium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Baker
Vandenberg
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Rmich
Boston
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Beta Theta P
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Robinson Gym
Delta Sigma‘ Pi, Commerce Fraternity
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Vera Dean Hudson
William Gill
Oklahoma City
Gill
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Kansan
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Eldridge Hotel
Louie Kuhn
Jane Edythe Howe
Lawnee
Honolulu
Queens ‘Hospital
Miss Minnie Lovin
Robert W. Jackson
Thnt
Senate
Patterson
Geraldine
Vivian
Pauline
Norma Ean
Smith
Mildred
Geneva
Milton Diehl
Kathryn
William Diehl
Chord
Thig
Willard
Neva
Bobby
Helen
Ruby
Shirley Higgins
Fralick
Jo Ann
Irene
Jones
Esther Tingle
Dover
P.E.O
Arthur Whitney
Mississippi Street
Walter Varnum
State Board of Pharmacy
Wichita
William L. Guilfoil
Paul C. Zongker
Guilfoil
Kansas City College of Pharmacy
Zongker
Pharmacy Board
Gwinn Henry
K. A
James Naismith
Lowman’s
Lowman Church
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts
J.B. Smith
University Law Faculty
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
C. J. Posey
Professor Posey
County ‘Commissioners
Mike Getto
R. U
Getto
Irvin
Cobb
Humphrey Cobb
Mothers’ League
H.B. Harnar
Tennessee Street
C.M. Clark
Misses
Dorothy Hanson
Frances Metzger
Jeanne Goliey
Edna Ruskin
Marjorie Hetzel
Margaret White
Mary Janes
Ford
Ruth Knoche
Louise Yeomans
Norma
Jane Dorothea Ferguson Laudenberger
Viola Knoche
Betty Lee
Harry Co. Colglasier
Sigma XI
Joseph E. ‘Moore
Cigaret
Baldwin News
Bunfast
Bryan Untiedt
Towner
Colo
Willis Morris
Golden
Untiedt
Harvey Booth
Otis Mellenbruch
Velasco
Alice Mellenbruch
Fairview
LAU
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
Mass
Monsner
Peoples State Bank
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