Kipling Stricken In London Hotel Emergency Operation
London Jan 13 Rudyard Kipling the British author suffered a gastric disorder and underwent an emergency operation at Middlesex hospital eight hours later his condition was grave after a noon bulletin said he was doing as well as could be expected. He observed his 70th birthday December 30 and has spent winters abroad with his wife and daughter in Sussex and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rudyard Kipling
Great Britain
Kipling
Brown’s
Middlesex Hospital
Alfred E. Webb-Johnson
Inter
India
Burwash
Sussex
France
McGill University
Durham
Oxford
Cambridge
Edinburgh University
Paris
Strasbourg
Mattern Invited to Show Picture in Chicago
Karl Mattern, assistant professor of painting at the University School of Fine Arts, has been invited by Robert B. Harshe, director of the Chicago Art Institute, to exhibit at the International Water Color Exhibition in Chicago with his watercolor River Bend. The work recently appeared at the Pennsylvania Academy of Arts exhibition in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mattern
University School of Fine Arts
Robert B. Harshe
Chicago Art Institute
Chicago
Thayer Museum
Kansas Federation of Art
Police report car stolen from 740 Vermont street
Howard Winn's black 1934 Ford V-8 coupe with yellow wire wheels disappeared between 9 15 and midnight Saturday from a parking spot in front of Independent Laundry Company. The car bore a white eagle Travelers Insurance emblem on the door. no trace found today.
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Howard Winn
Alabama Street
Independent Laundry Company
Vermont Street
Winn
Travelers Insurance Company
Test Your Knowledge Clasified gage questions
Question list asks seven items covering geography history and science. It requests answers to items about Southern California largest city Dutch Peace Palace founder Carnegie annuity author Anna nina capital Nova Halogens Halley s Comet and Major Andre death, plus the era after the Paleozoic. The fragment lacks clear facts or a coherent article structure to answer definitively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Peace Palace
Andrew Carnegie
Wilhelm Tsunker
Anna Nina
Nova A
Halley
John Andre
John F Hylan Dies in New York Mourning Follows
Former New York Mayor John F. Hylan dies at 68 from a heart attack. He served 1917 to 1925 and later was a judge of the children’s court. Funeral plans set for Wednesday at a Brooklyn Catholic church after his Forest Hills home visitation. He championed a five cent fare and fought fare hikes during war years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. Hylan
Justice of the Children’s Court
Forest Hills
Brooklyn
Hylan
James J. Walker
Processing taxes return to processors in rice case
The Supreme Court reviewed a dispute by eight Louisiana rice milling firms over the AAA amendments. Mills could not prove who bore processing costs as lots were mixed. government argued pay first and litigate later. Courts sided with collection. the high court granted a temporary injunction awaiting ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
AAA
Federal District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Brandies, Stone
Cardozo
Drawing System Talk Set at Topeka Meeting
Miss Lagrace Whitmer supervisor of art in Topeka schools will be principal speaker at a Douglas County Teachers association meeting Saturday at the New York school starting 10 a m She will draw pictures and explain the Practical Drawing System adopted in Kansas schools Other program items include a Clearfield puppet show India school tap dances Dorothy Gleason High Prairie school Mary Evelyn King White school musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrace Whitmer
Topeka
Douglas County Teachers Association
New York
High Prairie Ool
Mary Evelyn King
White School
Garden City and Finney County launch work relief plan
Garden City and Finney County inaugurate a joint work relief program to cover relief needs by having clients earn portions of groceries rent and other items at 15 cents per hour. No cash payments. first tasks include a street ditch project in Garden City and eight oil field locations in Oklahoma City.
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Garden City
Kan
Finney County
Oklahoma City
Mansion
Ford renews activity in two seat flivver planes
Washington reports Ford Motor company is testing a two seater flivver plane powered by a V-8 engine. A license for experimental flights was issued about a month ago. The craft is a two place cabin monoplane with dual controls and an estimated range over 500 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford Motor Company
Bureau of Air Commerce
Air Commerce Bureau
Detroit
Ford
Harry Brooks
Ford Aeronautical
Forida
Ford Company
Henry Ford
Deaths and Funerals in Eudora and Beyond
Adolph Lotz aged 74 dies at home in Eudora after a paralytic stroke. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at home with Rev H Reifschnider officiating. Burial in Eudora cemetery. Lotz born in Zweibruecken Germany December 30 1861. Survived by wife Clara Bartusch one sister and three brothers. Mrs Julius Gottlieb dies in St Louis after six months illness. Funeral at Pleasanton. Eleonore Gottlieb a KU graduate student is his daughter. Survivors include four more Gottlieb children. John C Cannon Ward reports from Kenosha Wis death of John C Cannon formerly of Lawrence. Surviving kin in Wisconsin and Kansas. Burial in Wisconsin.
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Adolph Lotz
Eudora
H. Reifschneider
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Mr. Lotz
Zweibruecken
Germany
Lotz
Charles Pilla
Clara Bartusch
Chris Hammer
Gash
Fred
Kansasity
Julius Gottlieb
St. Louis
Pleasanton
Freida Wolowitz
Oklahoma City
Okla
John C. Cannon Ward
Kenosha
Wis
John C. Cannon
Lawrence
Wisconsin
Margaret Taylor
Denver
Celo
Mary Lambert
Edgerton
Kan
Anna Sutter
Emma Harwood
J. H. Cannon
M. C. Cannon
Woman seeks justice after dog abused on campus
A university student onlooked as a woman brought a dog to the Administration seeking a complaint about abuse. Reports say pranksters poured acid on the dog's back, causing hair loss and raw skin. Campus life topics follow, including student antics at a Kansas game and social events at Chi Omega, Corbin Hall, and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansan
K. U
Rock from Golden Gate under San Francisco Bay
Lawrence residents recount a 50 pound ocean rock found during Golden Gate bridge excavations. It was carried to Chief of Police Will Johns at 1306 Connecticut street. An elderly barber tale follows about pension delays and a mock haircut scam. Attorney General Clarence V. Beck to speak tonight at 7:30 at the courthouse for Republican Ex-Service Men's Club Kansas event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lawrence
California
Mrs. Lawrence
Dan McKie
Massachusetts Street
Congress
Babcock Tells of Hawaiian Islands History and Industry
Lieutenant Colonel Franklin Babcock spoke to the Rotary about Hawaii during a noon talk. He traced the islands from Captain Cook’s 1778 naming to their 1900 status as a territory, highlighted exports of sugar and pineapple, and noted tourism figures. He praised American ties and described island life and climate with humor and facts.
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Pacific
Hawaiian Territory
Rotary Club
Franklin Babcock
Islands
K. U
University
R.O.T.C
Sandwich Islands
Captain Cook
Col. Backcock
United States
Hawaii
Shoe fund appeal aids Lawrence and rural children
The Journal-World reports Rev. C. A. Puls leading a shoe fund drive for needy Lawrence and rural schoolchildren. Individuals have donated amounts including 5.00 and 23.00, with several unnamed contributors. Funds are allotted to the city, county, and school nurses who will coordinate with principals to ensure shoes are only given when warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
A. Puls
Journal-World
Alt, Johnston
Etta W. Corle
Richardson
Paul Dinsmoor
Rev. C. A. Puls
New Hampshire Street
Standard Life Association Holds Bi Monthly Meeting
Officials and directors gathered at the association home office for a bi monthly meeting led by president George R. Allen and national secretary S. Baty. Attending from Lawrence were Allen and Baty, with out of town members W. C. Hart ray of Chicago vice president John Hasselberger Mt. Vernon NY Martin Miller Ft. Scott Lon A Miller Austin TX F. M. Pearl Hiawatha and L. L. Litt man Baltimore MD, all on the board of directors.
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Standard Life Association
George R. Allen
S. Baty
Lawrence
W. C. Hartray
Chicago
John Hasselberger
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Martin Miller
Ft. Scott
Lon A Miller
Austin
Texas
F. M. Pearl
Hiawa
Local Social Notes From Belleville Area Gatherings
Belleview and nearby communities report a weekend of visitations and dinners. Oscar Plummer and family of DeSoto joined Roy Cramer’s household, and James Duncan Ruth and Henry Welsh families dined with C. E. Wilson near Blue Mound. Roslan Skinner hosted guests including George Born’s twins from Kaw Valley. New Year’s Day dinner guests included Z G Houser with C L Fuller’s family in Eudora. Vittus Hadl and daughters visited Albert Hadl’s, Kaw Valley hosts. James Turner and children called on John Turner’s family, and Bert Dowding visited Orville Midgett’s. A.B. Conner of North Lawrence dined with Fred Whaley’s family, while Paul Latin of St Paul will work for George Grosdidier starting Saturday.
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Oscar Plummer
Arlene
Donald
DeSoto
Roy Cramer
James Duncan
Ruth
Henry Welsh
C. E. Wilson
Blue Mound
Chester Skinner
Lake View
George Born
Kaw Valley
Roslan Skinner
Bert Dowding
Prairie Center
Orville Midgett
Midgett
A.B. Conner
North Lawrence
Fred Whaley
Paul Latin
St. Paul
Kan
George Grosdidier
George
A. C. James
Flora Mae
Clarence James
Lawrence
Lloyd Harris
Albert Grosdidier
Clearfield
C. C. Gerstenberger
Farm Credit
Ottawa
L. M
Dick Nuttall
Agnes Holmes
Marie Cramer
Elma Joy
Flora Mae James
Ruth Duncan
W. G. Joy
Ray Cramer
C. E. Crane
F. W. Freese
Addie Freese
Elwyn
Fred Bartz
Raymond
Dorothea
Ed Seyler
George Bartz
Eudora
Social rounds in Eudora area on New Year
Plotter Nakbed visited the A L Hadi in Belleview as various families from Eudora and nearby towns gathered for New Year events. Several households hosted reunions and dinners, including Gerstenberger and Davis family groups, with many members traveling from Kansas City and other cities to attend.
Town Folks Share Dinners and Farm Visits in Lawrence Area
In 1992 farm work dominated local activity as Betty and families gathered for meals and celebrations. Notable events include Uncle Lloyd Harris's birthday dinner at the Clarence James home in Lawrence and visits by the Grosdidier and Gerstenberger families. Neighbors and kin such as Myrtle Walters, Ray Walters, and George Otts joined others for Sunday meals, covered dishes, and social gatherings across neighboring farms.
Votaws celebrate fortieth wedding anniversary at Hesper
Mr and Mrs Irvin Votaw marked their 40th wedding anniversary at home in Hesper New Year’s evening Their marriage began January 1 1896 in Oskaloosa Iowa with moves to Newkirk Oklahoma and Em poria before settling on a farm near Hesper since 1904 The couple are active in the Hesper Friends church and were honored with an oyster supper and cake Guests included numerous Votaw relatives and family friends from nearby towns Other social visits and community notices follow in a typical local column detailing gatherings and travel plans by area residents
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Irvin Votaw
Myrtle Hayes
Oskaloosa
Newkirk
Okla
Emporia
Hesper
Hesper Friends Church
Ralph Votaw
Eva
Lela Vernon
Dorothy Mac
Milo Votaw
Leslie
Lyle
Darlene
Ivan
Prairie Center
Chester Baecker
Ruby
Wanda
Edgerton
Ovid Snider
Linwood
Eldon Vota
Velda
Herbert Knabe
Everett
C. E. Votaw
George Votaw
Lucille
Marion
Joseph
Josephine
Victor
Georgie
Cc. C. Gerstenberger
Carol
Violet
Vera Rose
Frank Page
Paul Frazier
M. B. Starr
Starr
L. A. Neeley
Colorado Springs
Albert Grosdidier
Fred Laughlin
Eugene McCabrin
Rawalley
Alfred Seiwald
Carlsbad
N. M
John Kasberger
St Paul Evangelical Church Watch Night Services
Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Jess Milburn included John Bradley and family. Esther Gabriel returned to Woodbine after vacation with Gus Gabriel. Louise Sommers visited Doris Gabriel from Saturday to Monday and attended Hopewell school. Thursday evening in Eudora family visited Amos Westerhouse Sr. L H Neeley and sister M B Starr attended Thusday Contract club with Pauline Cory. Several ladies attended the Ladies Aid at St Paul Evangelical church Thursday afternoon.
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A. L. Hadi
Belleview
Leonard Bagby
Ray Bagby
Eudora
Ralph Bagby
Ralph Wotan
Paul Frazier
Amos. Westerhouse, Jr
Amos Westerhouse
Emelie Gerstenberger
Walter W. Gerstenberger
Wayne
Gerstenberger
H. H. Gerstenberger
C. M. Williamson
Kansas City
Williamson
Thomas J. Harris
Roger Stanley
Judith Armstrong
Chico
Calif
Berenice Stanley
Davis
S. H
Ray Miller
Maxine
Oscar Lothholz
Bobby
E. E. Marshall
DeSoto
Esther Pfleger
Carl Pfleger
Wichita
Martha
Henry Giertz
Fred
Clem
L. Frye
Wellsville
Berenice
N. P. Henley
Jess Milburn
Harold Todd
Olathe
Howard Kohler
William Miller
J. D. Club
Leslie Kindred
John Kasberger
Edmund Stanley
Luther Klopfenstein, Jr
Bonner Springs
Opal Wilson
Hazel
Gus Gabriel
Alvin Gabriel
Ed Westerhouse
W. W. Dolling
Siblyville-Olathe Rock
Irvin Wotan
Tom Bird
W. W. Gerstenberger
St Paul Evangelical Church
John Bradley
Nadine
Paul
Irgil
Crowder
Earnest Milburn
Esther Gabriel
Woodbine
Louise Sommers
Lawrence
Doris
Gabriel
Earnest Miburn
Louise
Hopewell School
L. H. Neeley
Colorado Springs
M. B. Starr
Pauline Cory
Raymond Stanley
Ema Gerstenberger
Elsie Gerstenberger
Martha Giertz
Ruby Miller
Henrietta. Harris
Evelyn Miller
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul Evangelical Church
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Mattern
Marco Morrow
Capper Publications
Kansas University Student Forum
K. U. Union
Gage
Associated Press
ConoeRwoon Vyjohn F Hylan
Ford Motor Co
Charles
Buddy
Rogera
Olatha, Kat
Miami, Fla
Mary Pickford
Doug Fairbanks
Chip's Dance Undersea
Jayhawks
Stanley Sourpuss
Stan
P.a.d.s
Washburn
Alf M. London
Chi Omegas
Alexander Brothers
Alexanders
Corbin Hall
Sigma Kappa
Delta Upsilon
H. H. Lane
Williston Science Club
University Club
Babcock
Hawaiian Islands
Rotary Meeting
Col. Babcock
Robert M. Davis
Rotary
Don Jones
Max Falkenstein
Cordley School
Falkenstein
Haskell
Cordley P.T. A
Plotter Nakbed
E. E
Jack) Deegan
T. J. Penderpast
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera
Hermes Pan
RKO Radio
Miss Pons
Terome Kern
Granada
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold
Weagg
Schulz
Seee
Funk's
Funk
Funk’s
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