Jenny Wren Company Acquires Herefords in Lawrence
The Jenny Wren company of Lawrence Kansas purchased the entire Ken Caryl Hereford herd of 336 head from Libertyville Illinois. The herd includes Prince Domino Mixer and his sons Am brose Domino Ames Domino Roxie Domino Larry Domino and more. The herd will be shown in Lawrence and exhibited at major fairs this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken-Caryl Cattle Company
Libertyville
Jenny Wren ,Comany
Lawrence
Kan
Ken-Caryl
Littleton
Colo
Iil
Prince Domino Mixer
Ambrose Domino
Ames Domino
Roxie Domino
Larry Domino
American Hereford Gattle Breeders’ Association
Kansas City
Prince
Domino Mixer
Prince Domino
Roxie‘Domino
Monta Domino
Rita Domino
Shirley Domino
Jenny Wren
R. C. Jackman
RB. R
F. C
Domino
Wren Domino
Jenny Wren Company
Hutson to Manage Eldridge Dining Room and Coffee Shop
William Hutson Jr takes over management of the Hotel Eldridge dining room and coffee shop after Emil Weil leaves for a similar position at the Hotel Kansas Citian in Kansas City. Weil starts his new duties Monday morning, having come from Kansas City where he built many friendships during his Lawrence stay. The Hasell quartet to sing at the First Methodist vesper service with Leroy Ned eau Eli Omer Fred Beaver and ard Iron Moccasin performing two numbers. Joe Johnson will sing tenor obligato with the group in the final piece. The minister Robert A Hunt will speak on Greener Pastures while at the morning service the sermon is Enduring Hardness. The Wesleyan Chorus Choir led by Miss Dorothy Enlow will sing Calvary with Ralph Brewster and Herlan Loyd as soloists. violin solo None apart from the Lonely Heart will be played by Miss Margaret Love during offertory. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hutson, Jr
Hotel Eldridge
Emil Weil
Eldridge
Weil
Hotel Kansas Citian
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Lawrence
Haskell
First Methodist
Leroy Nedeau
Eli_ Omer
Fred Beaver
Ard Iron Moccasin
Parks and
Lord
Wilson
Joe Johnson
Robert A. Hunt
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow
Calvary
Rodney
Ralph Brewster
Herlan
Loyd
Margaret Love
Pat i
Lonely Heart
Tschai
Rector
Redfield
Baldwin
Flora Ricketts
Grace Huey
Woman's City Club
Harold W. Guest
Muriel Darke
White
Juanita Sullivan
Rogers
Madge Reynolds
David Young
Fellowship Hall
Anna Lewis
Earl Morris
Grover Brumfield
Ottawa
Wilbur Kirkwood
J.A. Jacobs
W. A. ‘Orwood
Bernice Dryden
Leota Me‘Alexander
Jane Neff
Helen Norwood
George Cuthberton
George Davis
Bill McAlexander
Robert Brumfield
Margaret Sutor
Aio
Ministers’ Wives Association
James Booth
Fairview
Harvey Booth
American Association of University Women
Wallace B. Fleming
Nelsie Barnes
University of Kansas
Collis Wassell
Fredonia
Miriam McKee
E. J. Kinzer
John Tucker
Zeta- Tau Alpha
Olmstead Company
Cousins
Marguerite
Mary Kathleen Huey
Garnett
Paul Evans
Rotary Club
N. W. O'Byrne
J. A. McFarland, Jr
W. C. Gibbon
W. M. Clark
Clark
Frank Kerns
Rose Jardon
Tadashi
Kawai
Richard Myers
Marcos
DeLeon
H. ®. Ebright
Wiima Schoenflin
Kaneas City
J. F. Schoenflin
Arden Booth
Hiawatha
Baker-Salina
Baker
W. J. Williams
W. M. Balch
Elisa Perez
M. A. Lawrence
Mary Anna Lawrence
H. W. Ruble
Genevieve Watson
Turn
C. N. Murray
R. EB. McHenry
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. E. Knalas
Edward Hutchins
Gamma Theta Chapter
Delta Tou Delta
Francis Davis
Fred Hein
Ermian Polson
Lilla White
Harriet Nolte
San Francisco
Cal
First of Lent sermons at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Lutheran church opens its annual Lenten sermon series with The Inevitability of the Cross by Rev. C A Puls. The 11 o'clock Sunday service features music arranged by Meribah Moore with a full program including preludes, hymns, and solos. The public is invited to worship.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Christ
C.A. Puls
Miss i Meribah
Moore
Urinity Choir
Kullak
George Trevillo
Shepherd of Israel
Morrison
Gethsemane
Salter
Mildred Reuter
Postinae
Postlode
Clark
yGeorne Trovillo
Eagle Flies Into Hotel at Carlsbad New Mexico
An eagle landed on a hotel stack near Carlsbad and then flew through an open window of another hotel as an American cave with an estimated wind spread of six feet. Local NRA code enforcement noted the incident in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Carlsbad
N.M
NRA
Snow Sculptors Compete in Turin Park
In Turin Italy a park hosts an unusual snow sculpture contest as student sculptors vie for best figures from a heavy snowfall while student architects craft dazzling houses and castles. A Duke University library receives a rare collection of Chinese books donated by James A Thom is of White Plains New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Italy
Duke University
James A. Thomis
White Plains
N. Y
Three Army Pilots Die in Utah Idaho Plane Crashes
In a blizzard and dense fog, three army pilots en route to new air mail posts crashed in Utah and Idaho. Second Lieut. Jein D. Grenier of Fort Crockett Texas and Second Lieut. Edwin D. White of March Field California died in Weber Canyon. Second Lieut. James Y. Easthan of March Field died near Jerome Idaho when his craft burned after the crash. A military board was ordered to the Utah wreck.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Jein D. Grenier
Fort Crockett
Tex
Edwin D. White
Marchfield
Riverside
Calif
Weber Canyon
Orson Maxwell
James Y. Easthan
Crown
Jerome
Easthan
Seattle
Salt Lakes City
Cheyenne
Wyo
H. H. Arnold
War Department
Air Mail Organization
Oakley
Grenier
Manchester
N. H
University of New Hampshire
White
Berkeley
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Obituaries for Godfrey F. Oehrle 71 of 1205 Delaware Street with funeral Monday at Rumsey funeral home and burial at Memorial Park cemetery. Survivors include wife two sons Charles F Irvin H and daughter Mrs Frank Scott and brother Godlip Oehrle. Also obituary for Neil Donnelly 88 former Lawrence resident died in Kansas City. Funeral in Kansas City then burial in Mount Calvary cemetery. Also note about Christian church sermon series with Rev Seth W Slaughter at First Christian Church titled The Present Church Must Save Jesus. Music by CBE Sawhill choir Mozart anthem Saviour Source of Every Blessing Neal Hageard offertory Thou Art Near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey F. Oehrle
Delaware Street
Rumsey Funeral
C. C. Cunningham
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles F
Irvin H
Lawrence
Frank Scott
Godlip Oehrle
Overbrook
Neil Donnelly
Kansas City
Jennie Donnelly
Kansas
Redemptorist Church
Mount Cavalry
Seth W. Slaughter
First Christian Church
Jesus
Neal Hageard
T. D. Williams
Kansas Aviator Killed In Goodland Airport Crash
Tommy Atkinson of Pittsburg Kansas died when his plane crashed three miles east of Goodland in dense fog after taking off from Goodland airport. He reportedly attempted to return for a landing when the aircraft went down.
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Goodland
Tommy Atkinson
Kan
Pittsburg
Here
Atkinson
Kappa Sigma Fire At KU Draws Crowd Of Students
More than 1000 Kansas University students stood in serried ranks to watch a fire consume the Kappa Sigma fraternity house worth about 55000 dollars. Spectators booed attempts to quench the blaze as water pressure failed and some students salvaged small valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
K. U
Lawrence Track Showdown Promises National Fame Fight
In New York tonight Kansas miler Glenn Cunningham faces Princeton star Bill Bonthron and Pennsylvania University’s Gene Venzke. Lawrence backers including Mayor Spalding and Kansas Relays Club treasurer Gene Glahn send good wishes. Also noted: Ted Hilligoss wins a national prize but cashes a small prize check with a bank fee. Wheat futures dip on Kansas rains.
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Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
New York
A. C
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Associated Press
Princeton Flash
Pennsylvania University
W. E. Spalding
Elkhart Express
Lawrence
Gene Glahn
Kansas Relays Club
Cunningham
Train kills Topeka motorist at crossing
James Henry Sullivan a 51 year old resident of Limon Colorado died when his motor car was struck by a Rock Island train at a crossing in Topeka. AP report notes the fatal collision occurred February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
James Henry Sullivan
Limon, Colo
Rock Island
Frat House Fire Leaves Members Homeless in Shocked Campus Town
Fire gutted a fraternity house with seven year old remodel. Members search debris for belongings as several find some items but most ruined. Fire chief notes smoke and access hampered efforts. Housemother Mrs N K Thompson and many members displaced plan to stay at other houses while semester plans are made. Names of displaced members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingels
N. K. Thompson
St. Joseph, Mo
Woodstock News From the Bir and Boyd Home Circle
Woodstock notes describe a large prayer meeting held at the Bir and Joe Boyd home led by Chester Zook and Mr Vogan of Hebrew chapel. The column lists many attendees, upcoming gatherings at various local homes, and community events including corn hog meetings, club activities, and cemetery notices.
Firemen battle hard one as frat house burns in Lawrence
Lawrence firemen fought a very difficult blaze at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house last night. About 19 firefighters worked six hours through heavy smoke and heat with 2,400 feet of hose and three power lines in use. No serious injuries among firemen, though Chief Paul Ingels and Paul Williamson suffered minor ailments. The brick veneer over a remodeled frame house with lowered ceilings and a two foot gap created fierce drafts. Over 200,000 gallons of water were used, aided by Mt. Oread pumps until the blaze was extinguished.
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Lawrence
Kappa Sigma
Paul Ingels
Paul Williamson
Ingels
C. T. Hough
Water Department
Mt. Oread
Unitarian Forum to Host Book Review by Kenneth Rockwell
Kenneth Rockwell of the University English department will give a morning book review at 10 on the Uni tarian Forum program. He will discuss John MacConaughy’s Who Rules America or A Century of Invisible Government, with Henry Werner presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rockwell
Unitarian Forum
John MacConaughy
America
Henry Werner
Oxford
Frank Buchman
Unitarian Quartet
William Howie
Printers End Strike At Wichita Papers Return to Work
About 100 printers who walked out this morning in Wichita returned to their posts in the two afternoon newspapers just before 4 oclock. The Associated Press report notes the settlement was locally driven with no further details.
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Wichita
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Sporting Events
Redfield visitors attended a Baldwin basketball game with Miss Flora Ricketts hosting. Lawrence visitas, Kansas City shows, school events, and church meetings filled Baldwin life, including a Spanish War veterans tea, United Nations style talks, and University of Kansas ties. Multiple residents traveled to Kansas City and Lawrence for events.
Fairview Fairfax Belmont Social Notes Mention Local Visits
A. F. Meyers of St. Louis visited his mother Mrs. J. W. Decker. Numerous locals hosted or visited relatives including the Hoskinsons, Eisle, McHenry, Petty, Bailey family, LaVigne, Cawood, and Nelsons. Community events included a Fairfax Improvements social with 38 attendees and plans for March 15, plus trips to Joplin and Topeka for business and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Meyers
St. Louis
J. W. Decker
George Hoskinson
Vinland
Ralph Bailey
LaVonne, Brown
Ed Eshon
Boyle
Charles
Nelson
Grandma Nelson
Harry Lavigne
Topeka
C. T. Cawood
Joan Cawood
Nelsons
Ray Dooley
Kansas City
Kan
Ed Gilbreath
Violet Crawford
West Aldwin
A. Williams
Homer
Colline
Emerson Neb
Rosell Tyler
Scranton
Wilford Leonhart
W. K. Pringle
Small Sons Visit in Missouri M M Chastain Home
Kansas City visitors and local families are listed in a community notes page. Families including Shuck Flory Markley Beeghley Churchbaugh and Deay are mentioned with gatherings, dinners, sales and a Friday play titled The Arizona Cowboy at Prairie City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Sons of
Kansas City
M. M.chastain
Columbia
Wesley “Flory
Evel ‘Shuck
Charles and Lloyd Shuck
George. Markley
Markley
Edith Deay
Lauria Postma
Noah Shuler
Wesley Flory
Daniel Beeghley
Charlie .Brohammer
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
Chester Wieble
Red Cross
Lone Star
Daniel “Beeghley
Johnny
Oscar Flory
Elmer ‘Churchbaughome
George Markley
Bradley Sale
St Luke AME Church schedules services and programs
St Luke AME Church at 900 New York Street led by Rev. M C Knight holds Sunday worship at 11. The service includes a sermon on The Power of Good Conscience and special music by Mrs T W Fines of Wichita. An evening program March 1 features the Heavenly Wayfarers group at Memorial High School auditorium. Sunday school at 9:30 and 6:30 service with study by Mrs R E Knight follow. A church attendance drive continues. St James A M E Church on North Seventh Street hosts 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 morning worship with musical numbers, plus 7:30 evening service. The Heavenword Wayfarers program at Lawrence High School auditorium was rescheduled to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke A. M. E
New York Street
M. C.knight
Gant
St. Luke Church
T. W. Fines
Wichita
Heavenly ‘Wayfarer
Memorial High School
R. E. “Knight
Pally Hill
Allan C. E.lengue
Louise Garrett
Sunday Echons
St. James A.M. E
North Seventh Street
William Tyler
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Wren.company
Mark
Herefords
Ken- Caryl
Law‘rence
W. G. Hutson, Jr
First Methodist Church
Lutheran Church
Seth. W. Slaughter
K.U
Kappa Sig Fire
Rankin
Kappa Sigs
Kappa Sis
Ken Rankin
Bob Sturgeon
Ralph. Brewster
Atchison
Brewster
James Hitt
Union Building
Kappa Kanna Gamma
Ted Hilligoss
Eldridge Pharmacy
Hilligoss
Chicago
Frat House
Kenneth Rankin
Wellington
White Cloud
John Redmond
Sam Redmond
Salina
Kenneth Slocum
Herndon
Harry Thompson
Leavenworth
Martin Grant
Iola
John Clay
Robert Lindley
Saline
Herbert Cowell
Arthur Inman
Joplin
Bert Hand
Richard Steeper
McLouth
Gilbert Campbell
McCracken
Virgil Parker
Robinson
Earl Sturgeon
Lyons
Richard Lyon
Coldwater
Gene Schultz
Raymond Noble
Arkansas City
Charles Lueck
Netawaka
Paul Rogers
Donald Fulmer
Elkhart
Fredrik
Merwin Rector
Scott City
Baird Hill
Atwood
Charles Edmundson
Kans
Albert Spaeth
Wilmutt Smiley
Norton
Woodstock
Joe Boyd
Ted
Chester Zook
Vogan
Hebrew Chapel
Charles Trower
Trower
Central Chapel
John’ Steele
Jim. Uttinger
Jim Ellis
Standwood
Elzie Marvin
Tola
Walter Smith
Nettie and
Hiram Haworth
Marvin
Tanagenoxie
Thomas Boyd
Persie Black
Maudie Davison
Harry Bliss
John
Valentines
W. A.wellman
Carl Bruchmiller
Neighorhood Circle Club
Anna Boydston
Elsie
Nettie Haworth
Sam Murry
Miss Haworth
Mr. Murry
Mr. Fenton
Oskaloosa
Fenton
Charley Trower
Little Son
Martin Zook
Woodstock School House
John Stuedler
Kim Lawless
George McBram
Ross Smith
Smith
Friends Church
Haworth
John Stuedle
Washington
Fred Champion
Alley Grove
Frank Champion
H. T. Phinney
Roland Clark
Sarah Phinney
John Moses
Tom Moses
Wilburton
Robert Davison
Margerie Lynn
J. F. Montgomery
San Bernardino
Troud
Dolie Myrtle
Midlands
Leonard Alexander
Department E West
Logely
May Gardner
Alice Dicker
Susan Friend
Chapter
CW of
P.E.O
Winston ,O'Keefe
Panhandle
Northwestern University
Baldwin News
Fairfax-Belmont
Heavenword Wayfarers
Lawrence High School
Vesper Service
Haskell Indian Boys’ Quintet
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Peoples State
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