Insurance School Opens With Banquet and Speakers
The sixth annual casualty bond and marine insurance school conducted by Charlton Insurance opens at 9:20 tomorrow in the Charlton building. About 125 agents from Kansas and Missouri will attend with C Rankin giving welcomes. Faculty includes Milton W. Sailton, Philip W. Scheide, C Handy, Glenn J. Hilton, Harry W. Hoffman, A J Mitchell, and L Robinson. A special banquet and entertainment follow at Wiedemann's with notable guests and performances by local artists and dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton Insurance Agency
Charlton
Glenn Charlton
Ecompany
Chariton Company
St Gent
Kansas
Missouri
C. Rankin
Milton W. Saiton
Phoenix Iodemnity Company
New York
Philip W. Seheide
General Asent
Marine Department
Connecticut
Fire Fe Inad Company
Hartford
C. Handy
American Honding Company
Baltimors
Glenn J. Lton
Harry W. Hoffman
A. J. Mitchell
Ter
Myer Bond Br.l. Robinson
Manent Department
Chaos
Indemnity Company
Ithe Ean Bording Company
Connecticut Insurance Conpany
Wiedemann's
Utton
Grey
Lawrence
Denver
Carl Bratton
Mildred Deweese
Helen Beard
Camilla § Scott
June Eddie
Mary le
Betty Gene Larion
Virginia St. Clair
LeVerabeth School of Dancing
Fritz Meyn
Mary Tee McWilliams
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Mrs. O Robertson, 74, died at home on New York street. Funeral arrangements to be announced. In Lawrence Malay, S H Jackson, 73, died in Orlando Saturday night. He moved from Eniontown, Mo., to Lawrence fifteen years ago, then to Orlando five years ago. Services were held in Orlando. body to be returned to Lawrence for spring burial. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Dan Letterman of Orlando, son Royal Jackson of Quincy, and sister Miss Martha Jackson of Lawrence. Frank M Benedict, 92, died at 923 Tennessee Street yesterday. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday from home. Rev. Theodore Astman officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Robertson
New York Street
S. HH. Jackson
Lawrence Malay
S. HW. Jackson
Orlando
Florida
Jackson
Lawrence
Eniontown
Ackson
Dan Letterman
Royal Jackson
Quincy
Isl
Martha Jackson
Frank M. Benedict
Tennessee Street
Theodore Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
L. N. Lewis
R.C. Manley
Charles Elwail
FE. T. Arnold
R. C. Rankin
F. B. MccCulloch
W. H. Johnson
Wilder S. Metcalf
Lawrence Music Students Recital Set for Memorial Hall
Lawrence affiliated music teachers present their students in a recital on Wednesday February 26 at 4 15 in the Memorial high school building The program includes works by Hachmanninoff Kreisler and other composers with performances by named students and a committee picture taken at noon on the steps of the Memory Union building at the University of Kansas Later a note mentions Switzerland estimating American tourists spend 8 000 000 there yearly
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Lawrence
Memorial Highool
Quise Widdemann
Hazel Ednak Hopkins
Missingon
Lola Leurn
C. Wy Strafffon
Mat Chauden
ReLlelby
Atherton von Keats
Marian
Christigna Hane
Eddy
Kreisler
Ruth
Gress Grasshopper
Ann FC
Wiliz
EB Durand
Helen Whetstone
Spalding
Helen ‘Worris
Kate Caldwell
Seven Ladies of the House Plan New Legislative Runs
Seven women lawmakers in Congress intend to seek further influence. Arkansas Democrat Peal Peden Oldfield will not seek re election while Ruth Hannah McCormick and Katherine Langley press for continued leadership. Ruth Bryan Owen awaits June primaries after keynote duties. Ruth Baker Pratt and Edith Nourse Rogers push veterans and books for the blind. Mary Norton Florence Kain Edith Kahn pursue additional campaigns and bills, including repeal moves and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Peal Peden Oldfield
Arkansas
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Iinois
Senate
Katherine
Langley
Kentuc
Hazard
Sulversville
Licking River
Big Sandy
Kentucky Judicial District
Democratic State Committee
Jacksonville
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Ruth Bsker Pratt
New York
House of Representatives
Mary Norton
New Jersey
Edith Nourse Roge
Massachusetts
Florence P. Kain
California
Tau Sigma Recital Delights KU Fraser Theater Tonight
Tau Sigma honorary dancing sorority at the University of Kansas holds a dress rehearsal in Fraser theater as preparations continue for tonight and tomorrow’s performances. A nine piece orchestra and varied numbers from classical to popular are planned with Elizabeth Dun directing. Featured dancers include Louise Allen Dorothy Bradshaw Anna Louise Bondy Alice Shelton Elizabeth Sherbon and many others along with Bob Haig Harold Williams Harlan Cardwell and Joe Dunkel Jr of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Sigma
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Tomorow
Elizabeth Dun
Physical Education Fac
Tau Signa
Louise Allen
Dorothy Bradshaw
Anna Louise Bondy
Alice Shelon
Elizabeth Sherbon
Fern
Snder
Bernice Snyder
Bernice Witerbotham
Hazle Halsey
Caroline Rot House
Wilma ‘Faylor
Virginia Derby
Agnes Robert
Margaret Mize
Rebecca Thompson
Marie van Deusen
Louise Irwin
Adah Maurine’ Downey
Helen Lawson
Virginia Evans
Mona Muncey
Virginia Kroh
Jayne Fleckenstein
Father Mullin
Jean Silver
Ruth Cassity
Dorothy Frederick
Lois Smith
Dorothy Belle Bryant
Bob Haig
Harald Williams
Harlan Cardwell
Joe Dunkel, Jr
Topeka
Miss Dunkel
Joe
Pleasant Hour Circle Honors Lincoln Valentine Program
The Pleasant Hour Circle held a Feb meeting with 25 members, sharing Lincoln facts, a Valentine box, and refreshments. Mrs Harry Flory sang with Mrs Chas Gilliland. two contests crowned Mrs George Shuler and Mrs Walter Pohl. Next meeting set for Feb 26 with program chairs Mrs Glen Flora and Mrs Chas Gilliland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. Flo-| Ty
Lincoln
Chas, Elm
Ben Gibson
Chester Gibson
Harry Flory
Chas. Gilliland
George Shuler
Walter Pohl
Glen
Flora
Chas Gilliland
Washington
Clarence Craig
Excelsior School
Asa Turner
Oscar
Ottawa
Turner
Ke Thomas
Agnes Mary White
Glenn
Lightner
Jack Thomas
Rock
Roy Detwiler
Chas. Detwiler
Ottawa Hospital
Dr. Young
F. H. Hell Baldwin
Roy
Wm. Rae
Eudora
Algnes Mary White
Walter Dyer
Topeka
Ralph Dyer
Verne Barton
Dewey McClay
Ed ‘Hobbs
Joe Lauer
M. Hird
Later
Rose White
J. H. Hobson
Baldwin
Jerald Hobson
Vinland Activities Dodgers and Social 1930s Notes
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church meets Wednesday at Mrs Char Hemingway s home. The Satanic Comedy Company performs in Vinland Thursday to Saturday February 21 22 2021 22 with free sketches black face songs music and farces. Basketball at Lecompton Friday February 21 at 7 30 p m. Stony Point cakewalk Feb 21 1930 at 8 o clock. Shower for Mrs John Fowler with about forty guests and many presents. Kenneth Messenheimer of Lawrence visited A G Hammond last week. Fred Griffis Marvin attended a sale Thursday. Archie Baugher and son to run elevator March first. Farm Bureau met at Mrs Seth Fenton s with Elizabeth Randel present. Officers elected for the new year. Santa Fe move from Clare into R S Heagerin residence?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Char Hemingway
Satan Ic Comedy Company
Vinland
Lecompton
Stony
Stony Point
Walker Randel
Baldwin
John Fowler
Kenneth Messenheimer
Lawrence
The
Santa Fe
Clare, An
Gangster McErlane Shot in Hospital Bed in Chicago
Chicago Feb 25 AP Frank McErlane known as the toughest gangster was shot three times by enemies as he lay wounded in a private Chicago hospital bed. He fired back with a revolver learned from beneath his pillow. Bullets hit his back wrist and thigh. Police identified him as Miller until detectives confirmed his identity. McErlane, allied with Spike ODonnell, had entered hospital Jan 28 for a bullet wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank McErlane
Gangland
McErlane
Charles Miller
Spike
O'Donnell
MccErlane
McExtane
Market News Grain Prices Jump on Federal Board Actions
Sudden shifts in federal farm board co operative grain plans sparked a rapid rally in grain markets with wheat climbing about a dollar per bushel on mid day deliveries while corn oats and other grains fell later. Traders cited authoritative signals that policy moves had fully discounted earlier gains as Chicago and Liver pool futures showed volatility across wheat and livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chics. Fed
Feral Farm Board Co-Operative
Aiuin
Santien
Peries
United States
Canada
Ming
Tralia
Senergne
Sircumstan Es
Chicago
Market Report Mixed With Declines In Wheat and Stocks
Commodity declines press stock market as wheat and cotton prices hit new lows for the season. Public utilities show strength while dividends and earnings reports support certain stocks. Broad losses follow early gains as speculation shifts to cotton and rubber futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Wikely
Boston & Maine Railroad
Simmons
Atchison, New York Central and
International Harvestry
Auburn Aui
BuHard Co
Feel Rommean
WREN Tuesday Radio Program Listings for Evening Schedule
A fragmented listing shows multiple musical acts and talks for the day including Mildred esc pianist, Landt Trio, Lear White organ recital, Pure Oil concert, Around the World With, L Johnson & Johnson Mu melodrama, Longines time signal, Amos n Andy, and educational program from Atlantic, with weather and other segments including Sallon Weather Man and Manhatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Esc
Landt
Lear White
Johnson & Johnson
Westinghouse
National Educational Association
Atlantic
Amos 'N' Andy
National Prohibition Pack
Literary Digest
Lloyd Gibbons
Sallon
I Ca
Parnassus
Jenny Wren
Cookoohook
Manhatters
Mary Hale Martin
School of Cookery
Weather and Evening Program Highlights
A cluttered broadcast schedule lists 10:20 a.m. Weather Forecast, 12345 a.m. National arms and Home Hour, 1 p.m. Market Reports, 5:09 p.m. Charles Sager Baritone, 6:00 p.m. news items by Ildred Detreese, 6:15 p.m. To be announced, 7:00 p.m. The Yeast Foamers, 7:30 p.m. The Sylvania Foresters, 2:00 poems KEK, 5:30 p.m. Cuckoo, 6:00 p.m. Lew White Organ Rehearsal, 10:00 p.m. Hotel Orchestra, 10:20 p.m. Amos and Andy, current events by Floyd Gibbons, 11:00 p.m. Weather Mau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sager
Bernie
Cummins
Orcheatra
John B
Sylvania
Foresters
Lew Wwhite
Incent Lopez
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Charlton Agency
Switzerland
Florence Williams
Hopewell
Num
George Tadlock
Oliver Ru Il
Severe Tadlock
Thetoneking
Famil
Little Brothers
Dale Hobson
Dwain Barton
Kenneth Hobson
Francis Lauer
Wayne Detwiler
Ed Stoneking
Frank Kellerman
Tadlock
Lester
Agnes Butell
Nora
Rose Farrell
Mary Alice Washburn
Arthur White
White
Arthur
John Lauer
Dan White
Dan Bales
Brubaker
Vinland and Vicinity
Sion kKrade
Kansas City Livestock
USDA
Heavies Dullz
Kansas City
Clventock
City
Kansas’ City
Fats
Gare
Milo Malzé
Kaffir
Barley
Tone Gene
Springs
Kansas City Hay Markets
Prairis
Timothy
Isis
CSDAI
Government Bonds
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
ST. Louis
Fase
Wren
Hurts. Bros. Coffee
Ecalsiy
Hills Bros
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Wanley
Ces
Musical Bulletin
Victor Radio Electeola
Vitor Radio
Victor
Hedictrons
Victor Radio
Electron
Tiotor Radio
Sama Ax
Vroughke
Victor Name and Trademark
Test Victor
Victor Radi
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