Labor Amendment Discussion At League Meeting
The January League of Women Voters meeting centered on the child labor amendment. Participants cited that state regulation is inadequate and the amendment is an enabling act for a federal child labor law. Members listed included Mrs. A. H. Turney and Mrs. Nelson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
C. F. Nelson
Mississippi
Congress
Ibhul
Supreme Court
West Virginia
American Bar
Deaths and Funerals Thomas N Shirar
Funeral services for Thomas N Shirar a 74 year old man who died Friday at his home southeast of Lawrence will be held Sunday at 2 30 from Rumsey chapel with the Rev Mr McLain in charge. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Survivors include a daughter Etella Skiles of Kearney Nebraska three brothers Clyde Ray and John and two sisters plus six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Shirar
Lawrence
Rumsey Chapel
McLain
Oak Hill Cemetery
Etella Skiles
Kearney
Neb
Clyde
Ray
John
Pasadena Calif
Charles Garver
Frank Kennedy
Missionaries to Hear Eckels at Nazarene Church
The Rev and Mrs W E Eckel returned missionaries from Japan will speak at both morning and evening services at the Church of the Nazarene on Nineteenth and Vermont streets tomorrow A complete suit of armor used by Nipponese in the middle ages will be shown as part of the visit The armor is about 80 years old and a relic of an ancient empire The sword is a lost art made of hive steel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Eckel
Japan
Church of the Nazarene
Nineteenth
Vermont
America
Test Your Knowledge Seven Questions From Classifieds
Seven trivia items ask about Fulton steamboats war service Ask about explorers Buffalo Byrd expedition Old Faithful and national parks William Tell Henrik Ibsen and Bathsheba Also ask who was the greatest ace in World War I and how many planes he destroyed Includes asks for Florida capital and St Pauls Cathedral location Quotation marks and OCR oddities noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fulton
Hudson
Albany
Jefferson
U. S Army
Billy the Kid
William
Frederick
William Tell
St. Paul and
Alluneapelist
Henrik Ibsen
Bathsheba
Florida
Bani, Paul’s
Quicksand
KU Frisco-Lindley Highlights Campus Budget Struggles
Chancellor Lindley told visiting legislators that KU students face hardship as self supporting rates rise from 0 to 20 percent for men and about 60 percent self support, with 420 CSEP workers paid 36 600 monthly. The report notes frugal diets, student jobs to stay in shape, and campus events from organ recital to convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
Fraser Theater
CSEP
K. U
Douglas County appoints KS prof as council secretary
Prof F A Russell of the University of Kansas engineering faculty was named secretary of the Douglas County Safety Council at a Thursday night meeting in Marvin hall. Jes M W Kent remains treasurer, with Prof F J Brown as president and J H Parker as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A
F. A. Russell
University of Kansas Engineering
Douglas County Safety Council
Marvin Hall
Jes M. W. Kent
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. ‘Brown
K. U
J. H. Parker
Hudson Motor Company Show Oldsmobiles at 800 New Hampshire
The M. F. Hudson motor company displays the 1936 Oldsmobile stressing safety comfort performance and economy. Features include knee-action front suspension hydraulic brakes stronger body and chassis design improved fuel economy from new cylinder head and manifolding and a new streamlined body with a narrower radiator grill. Six and eight cylinder models offered with horsepower 90 and 100 respectively. eights available next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldsmobile
M. F. Hudson Motor Company
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence Crime and Boxing Notes From City Beat
In Lawrence today a jeweler complains about stock levels tied to silver prices. A green knitted jacket on a bulldog on Massachusetts Street drew attention. At the Haskell boxing show last night Captain Roy D. Wickham lectured Kaneas National Guard units instructor on boxing basics. State legislators arrived at K U escorted differently than patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Haskell
Roy D. Wickham
Kaneas National
Two Complaints Filed Over State Fish and Game Violations
Two cases charging violations of state fish and game laws were filed in justice courts. Fur dealer J. W. Ogle faces a charge for failing to keep records of furs purchased and sold, with trial set for January 25. Cullen Stebbins, near Clinton, is charged with possession of five fish traps found on his property. He pled not guilty and posted $100 bond for trial on January 16. State game warden Joe Concannon signed both complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ogle
Fran Dodds
Cullen Stebbins
Clinton
Charles Springer
Joe Concannon
Charge of Discrimination Against Granada Theater Manager
A suit charging discrimination has been filed in the court of Justice Frank Dodds against Stanley Schwahn, manager of the Granada theater, by Lee Mason, a Negro. The complaint alleges refusal to admit Negroes and seeks sub poena of city clerk A E Worestemeyer for theater license records. Witnesses listed include Mildred Mitchell, Wilhelmina Hill, and Byron Mason. Trial is set for January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
Frank Dodds
Stanley Schwahn
Granada Theater
Lee Mason
Schwahn
Mason
Mildred Mitchell
Wilhelmina Hill
Byron Mason
A. E. Worestemeyer
Chester Morgan Arrested for Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
Chief of Police E G Pringle said Chester Morgan of 1244 Louisiana street was arrested at 620 this morning at Bassett's lunch and booked on intoxication and disturbing the peace charges. Morgan allegedly struck Officer John Ingalls on the head with a bottle during the arrest. Morgan was taken to the police station and is to appear in court Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Pringle
Chester Morgan
Louisiana Street
Bassett
Morgan
Pringle
John Ingalls
Ingalls
Kappa Sigs Triumph in Intramural Basketball
Kappa Sigma won 44 to 14 over Sigma Nu in intramural play at the University of Kansas. Other results include Phi Gamma Delta, Kappa Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, and Delta Upsilon games with forfeit by Delta Chi. Upcoming Monday schedule listed for West and East courts plus a Pure Milk Producers Association meeting announced for Monday evening at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the WREN building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Upsilon
Delta Chi
Robinson Gymnasium
Sigma -Nu
University of Kansas
Kappa Sigma
Sigma
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Psi
Alpha Kappa Psi
Collegians
Wakarusa
Fis Morim
Au Mera Beta Theta
Dalta Chi
Phi Chi
Pi K. A
Phi Ax
Bn Delta
The
Pure Milk Producers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Wren Building
Eighth and
Vermont Streets
Paris Hunger Marches Suppressed by Police
Paris January 12. About twelve hundred hunger marchers converged on the city amid the season's first snow storm begging for overcoats and higher dole. They were dispersed by steel-helmeted mobile guards near the gates. A western column joined three mass mustings planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paria
Dole
Stockmen oppose wage hikes by meat packers
Stockmen from 11 states united to oppose further labor wage increases by packers until the livestock industry becomes profitable. A convention resolution adopted in Rapid City, South Dakota, backed by former Nebraska governor Sam McKelvie, drew opposition from Jay Taylor of Amarillo, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. C
Jane
Livestock Association
American National Livestock Association
Sam McKelvie
Nebraska
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
Texas
Install New Officers for Wahl Camp No 17 VFW
Joseph A Wahl camp No 17 United Spanish War Veterans installed new officers at the Veterans hall Thursday night led by Commander W M Smith and Senior Vice Commander Simpson Taylors junior vice commander Bert W Kuhn Adjutant James Stone Quartermaster W W Hutton Chaplain C J Lane Historian Chiude Dicker and others I B Dodds Officer of the Day C H Simpson Officer of the Guard Louis Giesey and Quartermaster Sergeant Theodore Boone also elected trustee Orrie W Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Wahl
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans’ Hall
W. M. Smith
Simpson Taylors
Bert W. Kuhn
James Stone
W. W. Hutton
C. J. Lane
Chiude Dicker
I. B. Dodds
C. H. Simpson
Fire report from North Fourth Street address
Fire department was called to The 200 block on North Fourth Street at 4 o'clock this afternoon for a residence fire described as not serious. Also reports light snow in the mountain area with colder weather forecast and theft of copper wire and trolley cable near Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
North Fourth Street
Mountain
Denver
Aera
Weather Bureau
Lexington
New Year's Grange Meeting In Clearfield Reports Officers
Clearfield Grange held a New Year’s Eve gathering at the schoolhouse to install new officers. Attendees included Wy Herbert Hoskinson and Henry Iskimen among others. Numerous local families shared refreshments and visited. Reports mention wolf hunts nearby and community socializing through the holiday period.
Church Officers Re elected At Clearfield Church
Clearfield church re elected its officers for the coming year with Merbe and Lawrenz as superintendent and assistant superintendent respectively. Wesley Deckwa serves as secretary and John Sturm Sr. as treasurer. Rev. C Meeder of Kansas City led the evening service due to Rev. G Trabant's absence. Weekend visits included Phillip Brechelsen and children with her parents at Evening Star, Al Noss of Wellsville with John Brechelsen's family, Pheo Glazer of Worsen visiting Mrs. John Selzer family, and Rev. C Meeder dining with George and Tet Brecheiven, overnight with niece Mrs. Homer Clark. Harold Eberhart and children of Lawrence visited Clarence and Minnie Hausman and later Roy Breithaupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Grange
Wy Herbert Hoskinson
Henry Iskimen
Herbert Hoskinson
Vinland
Edd Milburn
Amon Westerhouze, Jr
Phillip —Brecheisen
Roy Breithaupt
Gideon Breithaupt
Minnie Hausman
Dorothy Hausman
Henry Brecheisen
West Clearfield
Breithaupt
M. Breit
Ben Bracheisen
Hracheisen
Gilbert Lawrenz
Gilbert
Wellsville
Henry Deck
Fred Pooch
Pooch
Lester Stevick
Foneka
John Hay
Hay
Henry Pooch
Ray Wertz
Carnegie
Okla
Harry Wertz
Rey, C. Meeder
Harold
Kansas City
Sarah Rodewald
Meeder
Walter Rodewald
Wesley Deckwa
Dan Selzer
Fred Deay
W. J. Deay
Reno
J. W. Deay
M. Breithaupt
Vs. Tene Breiteeupt
Clearfield
Merbe, Lawrenz
Edward Deckwa
John Sturm
C. Meeder
G. Trabant
Phillip Brechelsen
Evening Star
al Noss
John Brechelsen
Pheo Glazer
Worsen
John Selzer
Rev
Kanang City
George
Tet
Brecheiven
Homer Clark
Harold Eberhart
Lawrence
Clarence Hausman
Vinland Community Notes Show Christmas Gatherings
Mrs I P Stevens and daughter hosted a quilting gathering with dinner as many locals and visitors lent support. Names include Miss Helen Gill nurse in Topeka, Ruth Sturdy visiting parents while recovering from scarlet fever, and various families from Baldwin Lawrence and Wellsville. Christmas Day at multiple homes featured dinners, carols, stunts, contests, and a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Stevens
Jennie
Misg
Leoln
Lucile Robertson
Martha Anne
Edith Kelley
Helen Holcom
Esther Eckman
Eunice
Florence Hammond
Jennings
Addie
Marguerite
Billie
Moleta Loughlin
Mia
Alma Heinrich
Juanita
Helen Gill
Topeka
George Kelley
Deet
Baldwin
Ruth Sturdy
George Sturdy
Ruth
Kansas City
Thomas
Coleman
Hill
Wilson
Emma Manspeaker
Mount Ida
Archie Baugher
T.M. Schmog
Oklahoma
Earl
van Meter
Ed Hyland
Lawrence
W. E. Hoskinson
Humboldt
Kan
Ralph Mangels
Reserve
Vinland
Mangels
Jake Ruesch
Elmer Smith
Pittsburg
Howard Smith
Lybarger
Ern George
Claude’ Deay
Shuler
Sylvia
Overbrook
Wesley Davault
Woodstock Community Notes and Local Obituaries
Woodstock community events include a Sunday Christian Endeavor program on prayer topics at the school house and a watchnight gathering. Other items note New Year school closures, a wolf hunt yielding four coyotes, visits by Fred Champion’s friends, and a monthly meeting this Friday. Obituary for Sadie M Linville Groves details birth in Graham Nodaway County Mo in 1870 and death Jan 4 1935 with family survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
Woodstock
Frank
Champion Rand
Herbert
Champion
Neighborhood Circle Club
Agnes Nowak
Excelsior C.P.A
Fred Champion
Post
Lawrence
Charles Fultz
Herman Eggert
Howard
Woodstock School House
Sadie M. Linville
Graham
Nodaway County
Thomas M. Groves
Nodaway
Virgil D. Groves
Rose Kill
Seneca
Ken
Charles Linville
Matthan
Abraham Linville
California
Frank Linville
Wichita
Obituary Notes From Jefferson County Community
Mrs. Groves is remembered for faith in God and cheerful charity. Funeral services were held at Wellman chapel with Rev. Fred Benson, burial in Hardy Oak cemetery. The article covers community notices, church events, and local meetings in Oskaloosa and Perry with references to teachers, clubs, and highway developments.
County league forms from Jefferson county players
District farm agent Misa Swarth waite and O B Glover will host a noon dinner by the Mathodiat Ladies of Perry. Former basketball players from Jefferson county high schools organize a county league for town teams scheduling eight games leading to a county tournament. Last week one round of games occurred as Perry played Oskaloosa Winchester faced Valley Falls and Rock Creek met McLouth. Mrs Oliver Shields of Lawrence, a recent bride, had two showers at Miss Ann Williams of Lawrence and Miss Mae Long of Oskaloosa. Mrs Shields, formerly Vivian White, taught school at Woodstock a few years. Ald Mrs Lizzi Gibbs left for a few weeks away with granddaughter Mrs Lawrence Anfred in Sunnyside. Her daughter Mrs Bertha Smith travels Wednesday to Memorial hospital in Lawrence for treatments. Many attended Mrs Groves funeral at Wellman Chapel Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ior
Jesus
Harry Wellman
Rank Champion
Burin
Hardy Oak Cemetery
Peter
Simon Peter
Christ
Will Rose
Toneka
Jack. Kelsey
Lawrence
John Black
Oskaloosa
Harold C. Case
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Topeka
Jefferson Co
Oskaloosa High School
Mra
Mildred Sendwick
Mary
D. M
Brittan
McLouth
Earl Doty
Oaka- Joosa
Anna Boydston
Fronn May Steward
Medford Kellison
Easton
Kellison Ia
Ralph Stewart
Valley Grove
Kansas
Kangas
Christian Endeavor
Union
Leavenworth
Raymond Sendwick
Woodstock
G. A. Rehall
Memoris
Jayhawk
I. .C. Mohler
Jefferson
County Farm Bureau
Perry
Ralph Snyder
Wichita
A. Clevenger
Misa Swarthwaite
O. B. Glover
Wcill
Mathodiat Ladies
Trad‘nates
General High Schools
Jefferson County
Winchester
Valley
Gibbs
Lawrence Anfred
Sunnyside
Bertha Smith
Memorial Hospital
Groves
Wellman Chapel
McLOUTH Family Attends Kansas City Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Cox and children spent the weekend in Kansas City with relatives The U B and Methodist churches plan a union evangelistic service starting Sunday night The first week will be at the Methodist church Pastors Rev Wilbur Williams and Rev F R Benson will preach per the nights they draw Special music and old time tunes Dr and Mrs Milton Cain of Lawrence spent Monday on business Mr and Mrs Elmer Luce drove to Kansas City Sunday to meet Mrs S A Chandler of Los Angeles returning from a trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cox
Kansas City
U. B
Methodist Church
Wilbur Williams
Milton Cain
Lawrence
Elmer Luce
S. A. Chandler
Los Angeles
Local social notes from Valley Falls and neighbors
Relatives and friends visit in Mississippi and Valley Falls with numerous calls and dinners. Entries mention Rev. M He Young, Andrew Dick, Mrs. Wilson Dobbs, Mrs. Lawrence States, and many local residents attending services, birthdays, or funerals. Mrs E C Steeper learns of sister Mrs Jarvis Morris death in Baltimore. she travels for funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Charles Luce
Valley Falls
Elmer Luce
Mrvani
John Trackwell
Springdale
Trackwell
Andrew Dick
W. Coulson
Lawrence
M Dick
Sussie George
Misa
Nora Mac Gad
Mrzandy
Wilson Dobbs
Thame
Topeka
Grant Meyers
Paul Shrader
Lawrence States
Alvin Means J and Sons
Kansas
City
Ernest Snell
William. Myer
Mary McHenry
Kansas City
Roy Lobb
McHenry
E. C. Steeper
Jarvis
Morris
Baltimore
Frank Hans
Yankton
S. D
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A. H. Turney
R. D. O'Leary
W. R. Maddox
Ruby Marks
H.C. Chubb
Nelson
Nazarene Church
K.U
Lindley
Holmes
Prof
Malin
Down
Sigma Kapa
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Delta Feta
K._U
Tay Sigma Dance Sorority
History Department
Charles 43. Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Professor Malin
Union Building
Mr. Malin
J. F. Malin
Edwards County
Faw
Dr. Lindley
Paul B. Lawson
Ean
George C. Shand
Penn
E. B. Stouffer
Frank Stockton
Charles G. Bayles
W. C. Koenig
James Hall
Sigma Chi
Mary Frances Schultz
Theta
Joe Holloway
Holloway
Jim Kincaid
Mary Frances
Helen Topning
Council
Russell
Business College Notea
Leonard Hill
Leonard
Tonganoxie State Bank
Jessie Thcker
Edna Thorne
Lawrence Paper Mfg. Co
Lola Turner
Louise Dickson Hock
Louise Dickson Hook
William C. Hook
Mr. Hook
United States
Circuit Court
Geo.Nuckols
E. F., Hickock
Hudson Motor Company
Lawrence Jeweler
U.S
Kappa Sigs
Vinland and Vicinity
Thy ‘Amous Merriami ‘Ebrlers— Laelet
Likhest
Webster’s
NEW
Ole Honary
Merriam-Webster
7. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
Coon
Granada
Granada Theatre
M. N. Wilcox
Ark. St. Lawrence
Gladys Bond
Eudora
Frank Jardee
Ieee
Svet
Peoples State Bank
Lawrence Building & Loan Association Member
Federal ‘Home Loan Bank
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