Regents Rename Bell Memorial Hospital to University of Kansas Hospital
Regents rename Bell Memorial hospital to University of Kansas hospital reflecting broader medical scope with four new buildings. A new four story Children’s Hospital will cost about 300000, funded by a $60000 gift, $48000 federal PWA aid, and WPA work, with excavation started for the clinic and Hixon laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilldren
PWA
Ray Coolidge
Children’s Hospital
F. C. Neff
Frank C. Neff
Kansas
Hixon Laboratory
WPA
Thursey Sander
Deaths and Funerals William C Evans and William Gnefkow
Funeral services for William C. Evans 67 died early Sunday were held at Schubert and a second service will be held Wednesday at Stewart in Wamego with burial in Wamego cemetery. William Gnefkow former Lawrence resident died Sunday in Kansas City and services will be held at 5629 Euclid and Little Flower church with interment at St Marys. He was 70 born in Eudora and survived by Lena Walruff’s daughter and a son Bernard W. Gnefkow. Local markets list grain butterfat poultry eggs hogs and other staples with prices. Classified ads note sales by 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Evans
Schubert Funeral Home
Stewart Funeral Home
Wamego
William Gnefkow
Lawrence
Kansas City
Euclid
Little Flower Church
58Th
Michigan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Eudora
F. Gnefkow
Lena Walruff
John Walruff
Bernard W. Gnefkow
Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classified Page Answers
A seven item quiz asks about a race of mankind on the South Sea Islands Réverdy Johnson Death Valley California medical term for brain softening Pilgrim's Prosires Pilgrim Fathers Pater Noster and a biology term for a type of insect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Réverdy Johnson
Death Valley
America
Towa
Council hears bills on sewer project and health costs
The council reviewed a $54,320 storm sewer project cost and a $127 post graduate course payment for Miss Ruby Fairbairn, city health nurse. It approved $6,835.62 in claims and a $12,225.25 payment to J. C. McCoy for PWA sewer work. Sanitary sewers cost $64,359 with bond and federal grant support. December reports covered city employees, seven building permits valued at $7,285, and 63 inspections. Fairbairn reported 216 patient services, while Dr J M Mott logged 183 patient visits for December and 8,812 for the year. Fire Chief Paul Ingels noted 21 alarms, $227,840 building and car value, $160 contents value, and $29,200 loss with $135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Ruby Fairbairn
J. C. McCoy
PWA
Willard R. Larkin
J. M. Mott
Paul Ingels
Lawrence party gossip and snowfall notes spark campus chat
A Lawrence social column recounts misprinted guest lists for the President’s Ball and a lengthy committee list led by Postmaster Roger Williams. It also notes a student prank at Baker University, a historic weather summary by Prof. Posey showing March 3, 1912 snowfall at 20 inches, and upcoming community events including Cub program talks at Cordley School and AOUW lodge elections with a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Williams
Baker University
Kappa Sigma
C. J. Posey
Lawrence
Railroads Fight Constitutionality of New Deal Pension Law
In Washington on January 7, 1935, 185 railroads filed a joint suit in District of Columbia Supreme Court challenging the rail pension laws as unconstitutional taxes. Joined by Pullman, Railroad Express, and Southern Express, they seek a permanent injunction against the retirement tax and pension system planned at 65, arguing the tax funds pensions and circumvents the Supreme Court ruling on the 1934 act. They hope a merits decision by March 1, and seek restraining orders against the Railroad Retirement Board and the internal revenue commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Pullman Company
Railroad Express Agency
Southeastern Express Company
Supreme Court
Rail
Treasury
Railroad Retirement Board
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Hoosac Mills Case Heads Shifts In Judicial Ruling
Washington report notes eight judges split on the Hoosac Mills case AAA test, with six to three in the supreme court division and two to one in the circuit court. District judge initially held the law constitutional. Mrs W W Smith to return home after visits. marriage license issued for William H Smith and Alma Denewiler in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Althogether
Hoosac Mills
AAA
Supreme Court Division
Circuit Court
Court House
William H. Smith
Alma Denewiler
Lawrence
Local Families Share Holiday Gatherings in Columbia and Excelsior
Mrs Charles Shuck and family hosted dinner for multiple relatives including Darrell Shuck and Eva Shuck. Christmas was spent at Isaac Montgomery home in Excelsior. George Markley undergoing Topeka medical treatment with daughter Asa Postma staying nearby. Robert Markley group visited Topeka to check on Mrs Markley and found her slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Charlie Brohammer
Marshall Churchbaugh
Joan
Carol
Isaac Montgomery
Excelsior
George Markley
Topeka
Asa Postma
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
William
Robert Markley
Oscar Shuck
Lila
Flora
Vinland News Bits and Local Holiday Returns
Harold Roe broke his arm cranking a tractor. Will Winters returns home from Memorial hospital, bedbound but improve. Miss Mabel O'Brien in Kansas City was home for holidays. Vinland Presbyterians beat Lawrence 19 to 18 at rural high school Friday. Bill Stone and Woodrow Sturdy back from Colorado after three months. Earl Davault with CCC camp in Fairbury Neb spent Christmas at home, returned Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kermit Laughlin of St Joseph Mo visited T P Stevens and John Laughlin households. G Hammond back from Chicago after visiting relatives. Vinland unit of the Farm Labor?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Roe
Will Winters
Memorial Hospital
Mabel O’brien
Kansas City
Vinland Presbyterian
Lawrence
Bill Stone
Woodrow Sturdy
Colorado
Earl Davault
CCC
Fairbury
Neb
Kermit Laughlin
St. Joseph
T. P. Stevens
John Laughlin
G. Hammond
Chicago
Vinland
Farm
Lem Sturdy
Wesley Davault
Elismere
Earl
Claude Davault
Doris
Leola Robertson
Topeka
Allison Andrews
Miami
Okla
H. A. Andrews
Andrews
Wayne
Alice Stanwix
Tonganoxie
Herman Smith
Helen King Chaney
Wellsville
Jessie Fenton
Ruth Sturdy
Gideon Neil
Weaver
North Carolina
January Bureau meeting invites members and guests
The Bureau will hold its January meeting with Mrs. Anne Hubbard as guest day. Members and friends are invited to attend. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lem Sturdy and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davault Elis mere and Earl, entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davault and Doris last Wednesday. Relatives and travelers from Kansas, Oklahoma and North Carolina appeared for Christmas gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Anne Hubbard
Christmas Dinners and Gatherings Across Local Families
Olathe residents Lloyd Hesper and Inez Woodard joined Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Woodard and George. A large group shared meals at Carl Pfleger Jr.'s home and with the Marsh, Pfleger, and Miller families. Visitors included Charles Ziesenis and George Freund, while many others hosted and attended Christmas Day and weekend gatherings in Lawrence, Eudora, Wellsville, and DeSoto. A Friends church Christmas program showcased a children’s Sunday school act and a playlet “Christmas at Clinton Corners.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Inez Woodard
Olathe
Levi Woodard
George
Carl Pfleger, Jr
L. H. Marsh
Eileen
Kansas City
Esther Pfleger
Wichita
Fred Pfleger
Alice Walters
Helen Pfleger
Carl Pfleger
Charles Ziesenis
Lawrence
George Freund
Edgerton
Clifford Freund
Wellsville
Oliver Deay
M. B. Starr
Keith
Virginia Starr
O. J. Lane
Harry Starr
Charles Hemingway
Vinland
Clifton James
Clifton
Charles
Carol -Joan
Harris
Emelie Gerstenberger
Eudora
W. W. Gerstenberger
Ralph Dalby
Burlington
Roff Dalby
Fountain
Colo
Gerstenberger
Vernon Kasberger
Clinton Corners
Herbert Knabe
Paul Grob
Lois Williamson
Ramona Stanley
Eva Votaw
Clarice Dolling
Luther Klopfenstein
Carl Grob
Vernon Votaw
Reba Rees
Leonard Beecroft
Mildred Davis Watson
New Orleans
H. Davis
Tom Bird
Elroy Parker
Prairie Center
Gus Gabriel
George Hornberger
Paola
Albert Hornberger
Worden
Henry Hornberger
North of
William Hornberger
Lone Star
Alfred Eisele
Esther Gabriel
Woodbine
Harold Gabriel
Clinton Wade
Jim Milburn
Robert Walker
Evenin
Marjorie Rees
Roger Stanley
Irene Neis
Eldon Votan
Howard Caviness
Wayne
Inez Bailew
Emilie Gerstenberger
Earnest Milburn
Jerry Sommers
Louise
Jimmie
Geraldine
John Kanzig
Greta
Alvin Gabriel
Margaret Ann
Doris Dean
Gayle Galen
Jess Milburn
Ercel Rynearson
Alma Votan
George Wotan
Ivan Crouch
John
Great Bend
Crouch
Frank Saunders
Shawnee
Okla
Christmas Dinner Guests Share Love Across Lawrence
A long list of Lawrence area families gathered for Christmas dinner at various homes. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Wotan, C. C. Gerstenberger, Alma Votaw of Wichita, Lena Crouch and son Ivan, Mildred Davis Watson of New Orleans, O. E. Votaw, S. H. Davis, and many others. Several visits and hospital news accompany the holiday report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Davis Watson
New Orleans
O. E. Votaw
S. H. Davis
Ray Miller
Maxine
Ben Kowing
Lawrence
Kowing
Millers
John Kasberger
Joe Zilliner
Jerome
Albert Kasberger
Dorothy Theye
Frank Vaughn
Mildred
Arthur Gabriel
C. E. Jewett
DeSoto
Fred Neis
Veral
William
James Kraybill
Topeka
Ben Neis
Jean Frink
Virginia Starr
M. B. Starr
Wilbert Edwards
Billy
Eudora
Ralph Bagby
Earnest Lightbody
N. P. Henley
Howard Caviness
Henry Caviness
Memorial Hospital
Annual Report of Kanwaka Township Trustee 1935
Frank W. Houk. Kanwaka Township Trustee submits the annual report to Douglas County Commissioners for the year ending December 31 1935 including audited copies of the Treasurer and Road Overseer reports. Accounts audited and allowed by the Township Auditing Board of Kanwaka Township Douglas County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
State of
Kansas
Kanwaka
A. D
Frank W. Houk
Township Auditing Board
Kanwaka Township
Douglas
Kan
Riffraff Brings Glamour To Sea Tale With Harlow
MGM presents Riffraff starring Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy ending tomorrow. Harlow plays an angel of the waterfront who marries a braggart and a bully and spends her life trying to reform him. Ana Merkel and Joseph Calleia headline the supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Seas
Mutiny On the Bounty
Riffraff
Metro-Goldwyn - Mayer
Jean Harlow
Spencer Tracy
Miss Harlow
Ana Merkel
Joseph Calleia
Road District Ledger of Kanwaka Township 1935 Summary
A transcriptionized ledger page lists numerous road work items in Kanwaka Township for 1935. Entries name workers such as Ralph Colman, Frank Houk, Everett Shaw, and Albert Kinnett with tasks including dragging, road work, grading, mowing, and hauling. Vendors like Sinclair Oil Co, Green Bros, and Pickens Mach Shop appear for fuel, tools, and rock. Several meetings, taxes, and a formal annual report are noted, concluding with sworn statements by township officials.
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Sas
Sinclair Oil Co
A. D
Chas
Topping
Ae Wrk. Co
Shasta Geo. Kinnett
Vehday
F. Lee
Abert Wulfiaible
Mtge
P. Lavin
Frank W. Houk
of. Walikable
Ralph Colman
D. Henry
W. H. ‘Anderson
Dee Raw
China Kraft
Pade Fase&bolts
Warrington
Nowine
Wek
Rickards
Everett Shaw
Rune Tractor
Albert Kinet
Leslie Murray
Joe Dodson
W. ©. Slusser
Rane
Gee, Kinnett
Deg
R. G. Warrington
Weebra
Lavin
Read
Dragon
W. F. Walfkuble
Raw
Walfkuble
Ernest Damm
Pickens
Sinsser
Pipperts
Afetin Tractor Co
Alfred Houk
Evans Auto
Oil & Gun
Green Bros
Allis Chalmers Tractor Co
Jaedicke
Ares Ewes Ao
O'Meara
Foreman Auto Wreck
KERC
Galion Iron
Albert Wulfkuhle
Journal-World
Albert Wulfkuble
Henry
Paul Anderson
Democrat _ Gen frrnual
Ooris KraftGen
Geo. Kinnett
Reire
T. Richards
Biante
Anderton
Raa
Rawesdrg
Kampschroeder
Cutbru
Industrial Mach. Co
Rock
Otto Busch
Crusher & Truck & Freight
John Sughart
Elbert Kinnett
Walter
Chas. Walter
Oat F. P. Lavin
Vitus Hadl
Dra Rot WO Shader
Roweadre
Mtg
W. E. Ice
W. F. Wallkuhte
J. F. Lee
Draggin Geo
Rinnett
Jay Everett Shaw
Slusser
Arnold Christy
Ebon Anderson
I. F. Lee
Eugene Hird
Chas. Schulz
Biksmith
Vern Swallow
Bahnmaier
Wiggins
Stusser
Albert Waltkuhle
Tistdore Buchheim
Express
Slacks Cement
M. E. Hodge
Ralph L. Colman
Ier & Malott
F. P. Lavin
W. H. Anderson
Wim
Hahnmaier
Olin Petefish
Geo, Kinnett
Arthur Petefish
Pickens Mach. Co
Engst Damm
Fanee G. Warrington
Lie Murray
E. Ice
P. "Lavin
Evans
Jag
Bearman
Frank Ite
Marvin Houk
Schees
W.F. Wulfkuhle
Albert Wulf Henry Wise
Frank W. Hook
Tdiactor
Ralf Anderson
FP. P. Lavin
Topeka Blue Print Co
W. F. Waltkohle
Tom Connole
Hen Koehler
Servi
H. Anderson
Peice W
Sluscer
Rawkad Ee
Eugene Jackson
Beurman
Leroy Beurman
Wulfkuhle
Toonping
Anderson
Ab Miller & Malott
Ae Antecoeder
Shugart
Wm. Bahnmaier
Schulz
Frank Lee
Roy Bowen
Re, Gas & Oil
Ada Scheer
Anacreas
Crush Rock
Chris Kraft
Albert Wallkuhle
G Wm
Bidinger
Brett Shaw
Oil & Gaa
Albert Kinnett
Alfred Hauk
Habniaier
Bertin Dinter
Dragginso
Susser
Albert Walfi
G. Warrington
Ice
Mlen Spitzer
Ernest Pamm
Douglas County
Isugene Jackson
W. H. Trowbridge
Kanwaka
Lloyd Duffee
Dunbar
Decese Kerc
Ber
Scheer
Edward Shaw
Carl Hird
So Peank. Co Clerk
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Bell Memorial
Kansas University
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas University School of Medicine
University of Kansas Hospital
Board of
Regents
H. R. Wahl
University School of Medicine
Interstate Construction Company
Harold
Kas
New York
Harold Born
F. E. Ringer
Associated Press
Donald Smith
Eleanor Henley
Cordley
Cordley School
The
American Legion
Everett G. Stith
Earle K. Behrend
Lawrence Lodge No
W. W. Smith
Minneola
H.D. Hill
Richardson
Ottawa
Columbia
Hesper
Fred Harvey Dining Service
Harvey
Santa Fe Trail System
Phoenix
Dallas
Los Angeles
Denver
San Diego
Albuquerque
San Francisco
Union Bus Depot
Granada Bldg
Massachusetts
Granada
Rudiger
George Docking
First National Bank
Funk’s Mortuary
Oor
Lhat
Ernest Kampschroeder
Geo. Strahan
Ernie
A. E. Ulrich
M. Dornan
C. C. Stewart
Merle L. Colman
Frank Wulfkuhle
Ralph T. Ath
A.D
Frank W. Hour
Colman
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