Woman Preacher Maude Royden to Speak Friday
Maude Royden English preacher will give a convocation address at the university Friday morning at 1 acm. Her visit follows recent talks on Race Relations and the Future and Psychology and Religion as she tours the United States. Royden's career includes activism in social work and the pulpit in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Royden
Acm
London
Royden
Kansas City
Topeka
W. Hudson Shaw
Marie Boyden
Tayden
Worage
Shaw
Tangling
WREN Thursday Program for Marine Band and National Network
Readable items describe a Thursday program featuring a Marine Band at 1 day network and a 600 p. meeting at Lihue, with details on timing and venue. The text is fragmented but indicates a community program and schedule entries for entertainment and broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peery Ev
Lihue
New Orl Ks
Fragmented program note from University recital event
The readable text lists a University recital with pieces by Beethoven and Faure, a march by Mart, a Rosamunde scherzo, a Plat Symphony selection, and a few German titles. It mentions student performers Marcelo Watvarsat and Hitler as part of a program, with sponsorship by a university fraternity group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kfku Ary
Flovener Geten Werk
Fa penLite Ssaumhang Peahra
Dldor Die Direcsion
Brot
Kart
Marcelo Watvarsat
Hitler “Salw Freay
Rosamunde
Yude
Chanine
Lavin Monet
Miegra
Finain
Allesto
Auuite
Ey Tiants Maree
Dohaunt
Tina
Rada
Alwinnl Tews
Tawar
Tie
Ute University of Si
Annial Nterseo
Tie Mu Philarity
University
Kantsaz Debaters Beat Arkansas at Baylor College
Kansas State Agricultural College debaters led by Paul Porter and Leland Barrows defeated Arkansas a University team and Kansas counterparts in Baylor College, Waco, Texas. The Argans argued US policy toward Latin America should limit intervention while Kansas held that American interests are commercial and European powers have greater leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kantsaz
University of Arkansas
Jayhawkers
Baylor College
Waco
Texas
Paul Porter
Leland
Barrows
Arkansas University
Kansas
Arkansas
United States
James Anderson
Victor Harris
Rice
Lardner
David Evans
Burton Kingsbury
Wace
Returns to His Job After Kaw River Rescue
Lonnie P. Arnett, who rode to the bottom of the Kaw river in a Ford truck, was back at work today on the spillway at the Bowersock dam. He surfaced after sinking eighteen feet, swam ashore using a seat cushion as a float, and the truck was hauled ashore with hooks and a mule team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie P. Arnett
Kaw River
Bowersock Dam
Arnett
Adventures of a globe trotter set for talk on Russia
Upton Close will speak at the Central Administration auditorium at 4 30 pm on Russia reshaping the world. The speaker has survived near death in famine relief in 1920 China and typhoid in foreign service, was briefly prisoner in 1926, dodged dengue in Hong Kong, escaped a Syrian desert peril, and wrote The Revels of Asia. He travels widely, is respected by the National Geographic Society and the Explorers Club, and is known as a humorist and entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Close
Josef Washington Hall
Central Administration
Russia
China
Oldriend
Hongkong
Syrian
Europe
Asia
Hall
Pacific
Baltic
National Geographic Saciey
Explorer’s Club of
New York
U Kansas and Missouri cheerleaders to attend dual meet
Kansas University and Missouri cheerleaders will attend the Kansas City dual track meet Friday night to add color and pep. The plan came from university athletic officials and Dr. J A Reilly, who oversees the meet, marking a revival after several years. Jes Huffaker and Quincy McGuire will represent Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
University Athletic Office
J. A. Reilly
Jes Huffaker
P Qucence McGuire
Kass
Stockholm invents keyless car lock and foot controlled signal
Stockholm inventor Rudolph Isaz unveils a cipher based locking device for parked cars that locks and unlocks with a knob press, blocking engine start until the correct combination is entered. Bernhard Heiners introduces a new rear signal indicator with a front mini replica, controlled by the driver’s foot, freeing hands for driving. Both devices are patented and tested successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sween
Redolph’ Isaz
Bernhard Heiners
Storkholm
Milizia della Strada to police Italian roads next month
Rome AP reports Italy will form a new state department traffic corps of blackshirt policemen to regulate motor traffic on main roads. Squads will be stationed on national and provincial routes and city entrances to stop speeding drivers, with arrests possible for life-endangering speeds. A bronze World War memorial tablet will be placed on the West Street Bridge in Jola, Kansas, by the American Legion. The Women's Christian Temperance Union regional institute will be held in Dodge City April 7 and 18 with delegates from several counties attending.
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Aggie Engineers
Manhattan
Kans
Electrical Engineering
Kansas State
Agricultural College
Kansas City
St. Louis
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Rome
Department of State
Milizia Della Strada
Jola
Kan
American Legion
Allen County
New West Street
Harvey's to be cleared for government offices on Eleventh Street
Washington dispatch recalls Harvey’s pre prohibition era as a landmark restaurant. Dozens of longtime waiters including Louis Lomax and “Old Man” Wade recount the glory days when figures like Justice Church General Sutter Ollie James Colbert Roosevelt Taft and Bryan dined there. Wade notes the dining ritual and meals while recalling patrons from Presidents to generals who once filled Harvey’s with sociable dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BF
Brooks
Washington
Harvey's
Eleventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Louis Lomax
George
Bbbitt House
Wade
Harvey’s
Justice Church
Justice
Made’s
Third Street
John A. Sutter
California
Maryland Jchicken
Sutter
Ollie James
Kentabey
Colbert
Illinois
Ollie
Kermit Roosevelt
Will Rogers
Floyd Gibbons
Pissyfoot" Johnson
Louis
Roosevelt
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Lois
Ebbitt
Miral Dewey
Acland Navy
Parasites menace stock of country
Washington reports livestock disease threat as parasitism spreads with denser stocking on farms. Dr. J. R. Mohler warns a comprehensive control program is needed to safeguard future food supply, citing $50,000,000 annual losses in hides and wool plus multi million losses in meat milk and horsepower. He notes range-parasite spread and rising liver flukes tapeworms stomach worms and roundworms. Poultry losses from blackhead have driven turkeys west and northwest.
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Washington
J. R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Indest
House
Agriculture Department
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
South
Mohler
Turkey
Eight Sororities Enter Inter Sorority Sing Night
Eight sororities are entered with as many as ten anticipated for the annual inter sorority sing set for 12 night in the new auditorium at 8115 r ppm. A silver loving cup will be awarded to Mu Phi Epsilon for first place. Judges include Dean J M Swarthout Mirabah Moore and Prof Thomas A Lar Vynot. The public is invited free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Egsilon
William Herbert Carruth
Lma Jayhawk
Rowles
School of Fing Arts
Mirabah Moore
Thomas A. Lar Vynot
Overbrook Neighborhood Notes and Local Mentions
A jumble of social calls and visits across Overbrook and nearby towns. Residents including the Sullivans, Sudlacs, Thurbers, Giblers, Heyls, and Simmon family are listed with callers from Lawrence and Richland. The piece also recounts brief biographical notes on Herbert C Hoover and odd anecdotes about auctions and Siamese twins.
Court of Honor Held for Lawrence Scouts
Forty of the 166 registered Lawrence Scouts appeared for advancement before the February court of honor at the Chamber of Commerce. Eagle rank earned by Robert Dill of Troop 9 after four merit badges. Troop 10 leads in troop points. Tenderfoot to second class and merit badge progress noted for multiple scouts. Frank C. Melone earns Eagle for second time. Inspections planned for Troops 1 and 9, with mobilization calls warned. Ceremony conducted by L. R. Houston and H. G. Ingham with Rogue details on health, drilling and leadership.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Dill
Troop 9
George Stapleton
Kenneth Gracher
Troop
Trom
AIS
Walton Ingham
Edwin Kant
Robert Comfort
Samson Snyder
Dean Webb
Ralph
Harmon Tuston
Jlrace Mason
John McNown
Myrzle Cooper
Richard Conner
Claude Dicker
George Mayer
Robert Benson
John Emick
Vaughn Pontius
Eugene Richardson
Robert |Viets
Billy Viets
Woodrow Lindsay
Frank G. Melone
Denal Belt
John ,Manlchester
Marshall Roach
Charles Alexander
George Allen
Delos Douglas
Ralph Tripp
Kenneth Bruner
William Corcoran
Paul Tucker
Ralph, Hawley
Richard Scott
Ella Key
Robert
Frank C. Melone
Billy. Holloway
Dick Nelson
Lyman Terry
Edgar Leigh
L.R. Houston
H. G.ingham
B. Miller
Clarence White
W. B. Pine
Francis Sterling
E.R. Behrand
RB. D. Childs
Wyandotte Council
Pleasant Grove notes and injuries at local events
Noah Eberhart broke his leg Friday while dragging wood with injuries reported above and below the knee and was taken to a Lawrence hospital Monday. Local residents visited, attended a program at No. 6 Friday evening, and a birth occurred Tuesday February 21 with a son named George Burton. Several neighbors visited Lawrence Saturday afternoon and Sunday at various homes. A large crowd attended the Everett Peace sale Monday and local families were mentioned at multiple gatherings around No. 6 neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Eberhart
Lawrence
N. D. Messer
A. L. Williams
Leonard
Henry Boehle
Eg Ebberhary
Perdue
Elmer Landis
Daverence
George Beebe
Everett Eberhart
Rome
August “Boehle
EB. E. Daniel
Willow
Springs
John Daniels
Will Pippertham
Lila
Floriene Boehlle
Everett
Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek News Notes
Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek news recounts visits and illnesses. Hugh Holder’s health fluctuates while Chas Armstrong and Frendle of Topeka are guests. Lewis Moses improves in Kansas City hospital. many locals attend the Moses sale on February 22 where Valley Grove ladies served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Holder
Chas. Armstrong
Frendle
Topeka
Lewis Moses
Tibbett
Kansas City
Arthur White
Doris
Morris Duncan
Irvylie Duncan
Lawrence
Moses
Sale
Valley
Grove
Jess Carney
Frank McNalley
James Duncan
Buck Creek
Clarence Heath
Grantville
Jeff. Parnell
Batherick
John Johnson
Lone Tree
Nolan Hill
Baines
Fairview Missionary Society entertain guests March 7
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Leary on March 7 to observe Founder’s Day. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested. Mrs Paul Koehler returned home after an eleven day visit to Chanute Parsons and Coffeyville. Several notes of social visits and local activities fill the column with church events, birthdays, and community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ernest Leary
Paul Koehler
Chanute
Parsons
Coffeyville
Caroline Perkins
Otto Dreher
T. S. Curd Ca
E. Ralston
Fred Howard
Alice Marie
L D. Howard
Mamie Howard
Lawrence
Chester Howard
Vernon Garrett
Shirley “Winifred
Lola Trowbridge
Alexander
Oskaloosa
Hubble
Jordan
My. Topping
Walter Howard
Walter Jr
Harold
Pleasant Valley
Anna Peters
Ed Howard
L. D. Howard
Ed Johnison
Edna
Ed Schafstal
Misa Ruth Schafstal
Hilda
Koehler
Yale
D.C
Basehor
M. B. Brownlee
Mary Brownlee
Oscar Brownlee
Sted
Social round of visits and family gatherings in Sibley area
Mrs Ernest Ra ston and children host and visit relatives in the Sibley Lawrence area. Numerous neighbors and kin including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nisely Miss Laura Bell Laws Miss Gladys Eberhart Ted Brown and Miss Justine Brown attend dinners, church events, and a funeral service for Addison Bowen. Community members travel between Baldwin Vinland and Emmett Idaho for services and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest’ Ra‘ston
Warren Roberts
Ars. N. B. Brown
Emmett
Idaho
Sarre
Anna Peters
Mabel
Vinton Peters
E. P. Schulmeyer
Harve Cooper End
Ty Griffin
Laura Beil Laws
Gladys Eberhart
Harry Elliott
Ray Altensere
B. L. Brown
Cigée Edwards
Estel Moore
Vinland
Ernest Ralston
Johns Aiken
Elsie
Charlotte Brown
Ted Brown
Homer Brownlee
GW. Cooper
Mildred
Ruth Day
Lawrence
Dorothy June Cooper
Lewis Howard
Baldwin
Sibley Jover
Theoore Howard
Ernest Leary
Edda. Koehler
William Wells
Charles Wells
Emma Wells
Geo. Hunsinger
Charles Henderson
Baby
Frank ‘Orrell
Justine Brown
Kansas’ City
Harold"Marshal
Fairiela Ann
Sibley and
Mir
Charlotta Land
Addison Bowen
Clin
E. L. Brown
Community News Recap From Capta ins Creek Area
Capta ins Creek social happenings highlight visits by Mr and Mrs Edgar White and family to Merriam. Mrs JA Reynolds and children spent time with daughter sister Mrs Alonzo Ambler aiding home cleaning. Locals help with hedge work. Otts visit relatives. Sunday visitors seen in Ottawa and Lawrence. a Prairie Center play titled One Minute of Twelve drew Ladies Aid at Bethel church. Local GOP banquet attendees named. Leslie Wayne Votaw visit noted. Ambler family appears frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar White
Roger Miller
Merriam
JA. Reynolds
Esplah
Wesley
Alonzo Ambler
J. Earl Ott
Belleview
Howard Miller
Ott
Albert Miller
Clyde Blaylock
Mildred Klamm
Ottawa
Edwin Rice
Floyd Broer
Weever
Clara
Wiliam Seiwald
Ladies’ Aid of
Bethel Church
Prairie Center
L. L. Weller
Bert’. Dowding
Alahoma-K. U
Harry Ambler
Olathe
S. F. Broadhurst
Charley Gordon
Ernie White
Louis Middleton
Milo Votaw
Leslie Wayne
Irvin Votaw
Loren White
Walter Sundley
Bethel
Mildred
Louise
Aperit
Dorothy Gabriel
Philip Gabriel
Gus Gabriel
Doris Dean
Sam Gabrie
Louis Mathia
Marjorie Mathia
Henry
Kansas City
Quo Hammer
Mahala
Louis
McIntire
Leon Andrews
Donald
John White
McKinley Keeer
Zenie Gunther
Jennie
LaVerne
White
Albert Miler
Earl Ott
William Ssiwald
Luther Klopfenstein
Tom Scott
Ben Brecheisen
Ed Mistele
Neis
Tuesay
Russel Middleton
T. C. White
William. McKinney
Albert Mier
Prairie Center Farm Bureau
Lon-Hale
Alberta Gabriel
Gertrude Braail
William Brassfield
Kansas
City
Henry Price
Henry Schlegel
Jim Hare
Fred Hale
Prairie Center Social Notes in Local Letters
Sunday and weekend visits fill Prairie Center scene as neighbors share church, family time, and small gatherings. Mr and Mrs Miller and family visit. President Mendenhall speaks at Friends church. multiple calls and hospitalities wrap the week.
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Wren
Arkansas U
Baylor GU
Hutchinson
W.H. Poling
Hi Ff Tzank Walton League
Lonnie Arnett
Ks. U
Seog
U. S
Dominion
Tet
Germsany
Rev. Bolton of
Overbrook
George Sullivan
George Simmons
George Losh
Albert Sudlac
Sbaby
Weyming
Wm. Gibler
Freeman _ McKinzie
Richland
Howard Halmark
Harry Bouton
Sarah Ruth
Roy Thur
George Heyl
Will Hey
Harry
Matter
Jake Montfoort
Elmer ‘Thurber
Nellie Fogerty
Lila Harding
Willis Gibler
Sarah
Will McNish
Dewett Blocher
John Simmon
Loretta Snow
Freeman MccKinzie
Orel Hatcher
Sarah Gibler
Roy Thurber
Thaddie
Petefish
Ord Moore
Frank McKinzie
Rufus
Ernest Thurber
Harry Matters
John Holmes
Garden City
Miss Rose
Trvin Mound
Miss McAulif
Ah Ty
Connel Moore
Orel Hiatt
Cristie Petefish
Melvin Tetefish
Henry Montvort
E.G. Wilson
Bailey
Burlingame
John Monticort
Philip Heyl
Herbert C. Hoover
Australia
West Australia
Chang
Eng
Jenny Wren
Jinny Wren
Backe
Emmet
Laster
Mutual Benefit Clab
Doris White
Perry
Merrill Hupp
Chas. Johnson
Elsie "Humphries
Humphries
Dorothy Thompson
Gladys White
Irma Marcum
Chas. Waiquist
Rachel
Hugh| Holder
Hugh| Holder, and Mr. Holder
Carl Duncan
Albert Gieseman
Frank
Marjorie Shiller
Atchison
Frank Black
McLouth
Agricultural Division
Kansas State Agricultural College
Salina
Pleasant Grove
Chester
Fairview
Captains Creek
W. J. Dorion
Carter
Teko
Merchants National
Indiana
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