Three on Top of Mountain Capture in Arizona
Arizona deputies and cowpunchers trapped a band of fugitives led by Irene Schroeder and Dague after a dramatic chase across the mountains. Wells, Schroeder, and Dague surrendered amid a perilous gun battle with mounted officers and sheriffs following the December killings in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Sheriff's
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Col
Decembar
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Eriest Moore Newcastle
Arigona Mountains
Joe F. Wells
Texas
Maricopa County
Vania
Paul
Wells
Joe Chapman
Florence
Chandler
Lee Wright
Chapman
Ostrella
Dargue
Dague
Vivania
Charles W. W
Peat
Canadian War Hero Harold Peat to Lecture in Lawrence
Private Harold R. Peat, Canadian World War hero, arrives in Lawrence this afternoon to lecture on The Inexcusable Lie at 8:15 p m He will speak as the second offering on the University of Kansas community lecture course Single admission is fifty cents Tickets and reservations details were provided by William Nichols manager of the lecture course
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Peat
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Peat
Cource
William Nichols
Dr Otis Gray Dies From Gas Poisoning In War Service
Wichita Kansas January 18 AP Dr Otis E Gray rector of St James Episcopal church died today from a blood poison caused by gas exposure while serving as chaplain with the 353d infantry in World War I He was 50 years old His widow and daughters live here Bishop James Wise of the Episcopal Church was at his side when he died Also noted is a separate item on a Texas oil price cut and a tailor’s advertisement referencing woolens offered for sale at two dollars per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Otis E. Gray
St. James , Episcopal
Dr. Gray
353D
ATL Kansas) Infantry
Argent Forest
James Wise
Asas
Ureh
Lantern thefts warned at barricades on Missouri street
Chief of Police Will Johns warns coaster and motorist safety hinges on leaving red warning lights atop barricades untouched. He notes thefts endanger both coasters and motorists by obscuring signals guiding traffic along the blocked Missouri street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Street
Will Johns
Johns
Appeal Filed In Verdigris River Conservancy Case
Topeka January 15 AP An appeal from four district judges denying an application to form a Verdigris river conservancy district in southeast Kansas was filed in the state supreme court The four judges ruled the conservancy law enacted in 1929 unconstitutional The appeal was filed by attorneys for the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Verdigris River
Kansas
State Supreme Court
S. C. Brown
Seventh Judicial District
J. W. Holdren
Frank R. Forrest
A. T. Ayres
Conservancy District
Jayhawker 4-H Club Meets in Tayhakeep Area
The Jayhawker 4-H Community Club held a special meeting Tuesday evening at Ruby Leonhard’s home. Leaders Reed Lawrence Leonhard and Agnes Pine attended with nature of projects for the year. President Elmer Hartman led, constitution read and adopted after roll call. songs and yells noted. Next meeting set for Friday February 7 at Wilma and Elmer Herbin’s home with Valentine verse roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawker 4-H
Ruby Leonhard
Reed
Lawrence Leonhard
Agnes Pine
Chrls
Elmer Hartman
Wilma
Elmer Herbin
Valentine
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Werts and Mary Bernitz
Funeral services for Mrs Eleanor Ann Werts 53 died at home of her son Harry Werts north of Eudora will be held tomorrow at 1 30 from the home with Rev C A Puls in charge burial in Stony Point cemetery she is survived by three sons and two daughters Mary E Bernitz died today at her home east of Eudora funeral services Friday at 2 from the home with Rev Mr Houk officiating burial in Eudora cemetery Priengt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ann Werte
Eleanor Ann Werts
Harry Werts
Eudora
C. A. Puls
Stony Point
Mary E. Bernitz
Mary KE. Bernitz
Mr. Houk
Eudora Cemetery
Priengt
Five KU students to perform in afternoon recital
University of Kansas fine arts students will play at a 3 30 o clock recital in the university auditorium. Participants are Helen McMorran Lucyle Thomas Dorothy Enlow Hermine Stover and Virginia Derge. Dean M Swarthout announced a program including piano works by Norse Copeland and Jumlynarski organ Adagio from a sonata and Stover piano concerto in A minor with orchestral parts by the dean. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Helen McMor-ran
Lucyle Thomas
Dorothy Enlow
Hermine Stover
Virginia Derge
1D M. Swarthout
School of the Arts
Helen
San Yom House
Mn Copeland
Sinia Derge
Jumlynarski
Mc Stover
Mel Sricy
Dean Swarthout
Rk. O. T. C. Plan
Freshmen and Sophomores Get One Morning Class Weekly
The University of Kansas approves a plan for freshmen and sophomores in ROTC basic courses to attend a single 7:30 to 9:20 class each week instead of two 50 minute periods. Juniors and seniors in advanced courses will meet 3:30 to 5:20 on one day weekly. All students must attend Wednesday drill at 4:30. Major W. Koenig says the plan increases student coverage while reducing instructor time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Ofansas
W. €. Koenig
Department of Military Science
Students from Kansas perform for Topeka Women’s Club
Miss Ruth Orcutt and Miss Metibah Moore of the University of Kansas school of fine arts will present a musical program for the Topeka Women’s Club tomorrow afternoon in Topeka. The program, likely at five o’clock, features works by Brahms Strauss Mendelssohn Liszt and Chapin. A card of thanks follows for sympathy and floral offerings received after a death in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Orcutt
Metibah Moore
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Topeka
Cold Weather Grips Kansas Oklahoma And Denver
Snow flurries hit Kansas with subzero temperatures and forecasted cold weather. Oklahoma reports more snow reinforcing winter, while Colorado and New Mexico contend with a growing storm. The report notes widespread snow and impassable highways as a major winter system moves across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City
APJ
Oklahoma
King Winter
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Continental Divide
Mexico
Nely
Columbia
Lecture Before Kansas Chemists Jan 24
Dr Victor La Mer associate professor of chemistry at Columbia City will lecture to University of Kansas chemistry students Friday January 24. The talk titled The Behavior of Solutions of Strong Electrolytes will cover solutions properties and electrolyte behavior. Dr La Mer is on a lecture tour of colleges in the Midwest and earned his A B degree from Kansas in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor la Mer
Columbia Desity
New York City
University of Kansas
Ta Mer
la Mer
Kansas
Kansans hear leaders at January club events
Hanford MacNider former national commander of the American Legion will speak at the Kansas Day 1 club annual meeting in Topeka January 28. Also John D. Hamilton former Kansas House speaker is named principal speaker for a January 27 Kansas Day club banquet in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
E. H. Helm
Hamilton
Kansas City
Kan
John D. Hamilton
Opeka
House of Representatives
Williamstown mourns local veterans and a theft report
Obituary notes Williamstown resident Oliver Perry Irvine born 1845 died 1830 at 86 years after Civil War service and Kentucky roots. Funeral with Mt EB Oskaloosa church honors. Legion gives military salute. Also report theft of household goods from Gart Peppard’s east-of-Williamstown filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae McCoy
LeRoy Bridgewater
Eugene Baker
Lucas
Gart Peppard
Williamstown
Oliver Perry Irvine
Summerset
Irvine
Forty-Ninth
Kentucky
Kansas
Anzella Thomas
Nortonville
Bert
Fred
Princeton
Frank May
Perry
Christian Church
Maranda Smith
Bethel
Mt. EB
Oskaloosa
R. O. Gilpin
Perry American Legion
Legion
Garrett Twaits
Marlin
Cody) May
Mutual Benefit Club Elects Officers At Mrs Welter Home
Officers elected include Mrs Alton Shuler as president and Mrs Leila Kyle as secretary at the Mutual Benefit club meeting held at Mrs Steve Welter's home. Also noted were the re-election of Treasurer Mrs Doris Brune and updates on local residents and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Benefit Club
Steve Welter
Alton Shuler
Leila Kyle
Doris Brune
Orville McNish
Nebraska
Iowa
W. A. Hardesty
Researchospital
Kansas City
Ben Wilson
Sam Leeman
Evans Hounds
Levyerne Nevens
Perry
Avis Tyrrel
Reba Webb
Rorick Baker
Fred Sutter
Leverne
R. J. L.raines
Topeka
Perry Bank
Pleasant Grove Community Notes Include Visitors and Snow Cleanup
Mrs N D Messer and Mrs Jack Dillon visited Lawrence on Monday. Numerous locals, including Sandy Williams and Bill Porter, hosted and traveled to nearby towns. A Sunshine Club meeting featured oyster soup and coffee. Snow removal crews cleared roads, and several residents were listed as visitors, shoppers, or sick with minor ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Messer
Jack Dillon
Lawrence
John Daniels
Melvin
Perdue
Russell Dyer
Homer Disque
Sandy Williams
Mabel
Helen Suttton
Gladys Puckett
Tonganoxie
Clarence Sutton
Dudley Gilges
W. R. Sanders
John Dagget
R. L. Clough
Roy
Donald
August Beehle
Lloyd Perryman
Robert Ulrich
Wood
Watts Ina
Charlie [Ce
Osborne
Stull
Charlie Ice
Charles Swartz
Worden
Bill Porter
Burlington
Otto Smith
Pleasant Grove
Patsy
Kansas City
Trvin Flory
Sunshine Club
Felix Tucker
Leona
Walter Deag UN Wayne
Bobby
Joe Bleakly
Ethel Tucker
Mary Hesenman
John Dagret
R. L. Cloteh
Cough Home
Elsmore Dagault
Messer
Vinland
Hiram Riley
Mark Daniels
Leste Crewch
Alle
Lawson
Ele
Daniels
Pers
William’ Godell
Hallie Hale
Daniel Flory
John Dagrret
Billy
Irve
Pro‘ TV
Paul Flory
Charles Porter
James Patterson
Ralph Messer
Roscoe Daniels
Charles Lewis
Paul Keith
Leland Ulrich
Sanday
Sandy Willliams
William Payne
Elmer Flory
Charlie Peer
Saniv’, Williams
P. A
Willow Sprints
Ralph
Rose Messer
Paul, Dusirey
Louis Mary
Rest Your Child From Gorgas Memorial Institute
Rest is essential for child welfare as modern schedules overwhelm the young. Otto H. Leber argues the child’s day from school to parties and activities keeps the brain in continual activity, contributing to rising nervous disorders seen by family doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Washington, D. C
Otto H. Leber
New York
Little Pathe
Rest periods and sunshine aid nervous children
A health guidance note urges rest for nervous and irritable preschool and school children. It recommends a daily rest period with the child alone in a quiet, lightly lit room, open window, no toys, and regular timing. If schooling prevents it, assign earlier bedtimes and limit outings to sunshine and outdoor play to foster healthier growth.
Pinckney PTA Hosts Meeting and Scout Talk
The January meeting of the Pinckney Parent Teacher Association will be held tomorrow afternoon. Miss Elizabeth R. Bealer of St. Louis, regional director of the Girl Scouts, was the luncheon guest of the local Girl Scout council today in the Colonial tea room. Miss Bealer is in Lawrence this week giving daily talks to council members. Guests included Mrs. W. C. Simon and Miss Kathryne Wilson. Council members present were Ruth Endacott Brown local director, Mrs. X. Jay Kennedy, Mrs. Irving Hill, and others. Bealer wore the Girl Scout uniform and ribboned insignia. The Saturday Night club was entertained last Saturday by Dr. J. B. Davis on Louisiana Street, with a paper on humor and old jokes. Dean J. G. Brandt attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth R. Bealer
Girl Scouts
Colonial Tea Room
Girl Scoul Council
Bealer
Lawrence
W. C. Simon
Kathryne Wilson
Ruth Endacott Brown
X. Jay Kennedy
G. S
Louisians Street
Personal notes from Kansas City visitations
Mr and Mrs 1 TR Redington visiting Mrs Reddington s mother Mrs T Chandler returned to Kansas City today R O Howard spent the day in Topeka Mrs D H fcCreath spent the day in Kansas City with her peers Miss Catherine Me cAsath Clarence Pierson spent the day to Kansas City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redington
Talks To 3 and Parents v K Mother
A short moral tale by Alice Judson Peale shows Billy ignoring his mother during a pool outing. The mother’s anger leads to a warning that punishment should be fair, timely, and aimed at deterrence rather than revenge to preserve respect and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. K
Alice Judson
Peale
Billy
Radio Schedule Fragment With Music Lineup
Fragmentary radio programming list shows varied music acts and weather forecasts. Odd spellings and garbled names suggest a historical page segment detailing 8:55 p m programings, Irene Peabody, Amos n Andy, The Manhatters, Barbara Gould, United States Marines, Army, and multiple weather and farm hour slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Kennedy
Irene Peabody
Mer Engines
Time Lumber
Amos 'N' Andy
Sallcon Weather Man
Smax
Weather Force
Jemima Man
United States Marines
the Manhatters
Barbara Gould
Schoo
National Farm and Home Hour
Sintkats
United States Armytana
Old_ Mas Sunshine
McGrew
Bernie Cummin
Smith
Mildred DeWeese
Bea
Lehn’ & Vink
Spaulkersmith Hrothers
Shayell
Atwater Kent
Andy
Lumber
KFKU Wednesday Program Highlights Olin Pearl Violinist
Radio schedule lists a 8:00 to 8:31 program featuring Olin and Pearl, with violinist Iner and Plantats. An ad quotes Mrs. R L Kelly of Parzoris Kansas praising Gly Cas medicine after years of remedies, mentioning 604 Main St. and an 18 year residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFKU
Olin
Pearl
Seaerste Iner
Plantats
R. L. Kelly
Parzoris
Kansas
Main St
Amazing Gly-Cas Discovery Aids Lawrence Woman
Mrs Kelley describes severe rheumatism stomach issues and crutch dependence after two failed operations. She credits Gly-Cas from Round Corner Drug Store with rapid relief including pain removal stronger nerves and restored mobility. Free samples offered with Gly-Cas becoming available in surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Round Corner
Rowail Corner
Pobice
First movement from The Spring time Sonate and related works
Beethoven Elizabeth Cleary performs the Menuet from The Spring time Sonate in D Schwerber Schubert Sydney David plays Allegro con ting from Sonata in F Grivg Janet Coulson presents Allegretto from Sonata in Pe GIR Eurebeke Houston offers a piece titled to risolute from Suits for Violin and Piano Schut! Helen McMorran performs as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Elizabeth Cleary
Schubert Sydney David
Grivg
Janet Coulson
Allegretto
Eurebeke Houston
Jitles
Risolute
Schut
Helen McMorran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arizona Plains
Otis Gray
Wichita Rector
Houston
Tex
Humble Oil and
Me- B Ms Company
Prateh
Ady
Tayhawekep
K. U
Richard Tate
Leonard Ray
Frankie Tate
Shires
Chicago
Kenebaw Mountain Landis
Charles Arthur Shires
Landis
Stafford
Charles Munson
Ellsworth
Laredo
San Antonio
Reniivatihe
Liberty Post
Old City Hall
Vermont Street
ST Aeigen
Pinckney Parent-Teacher Associaton
Merachants National Bank
Wren
Mania Esmetipatlon
Arsutks Wee
Tak
Christmas Savings Club
Bayer Aspirin
Temo
Zemo
Olds NeiBthers
Aglaw Driggiste O
I8&s
G. Faure
Patti Johnson
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Breedi Sa
DR. Pierce
Berren
B. P. O. Ellis
KJU
Leon Bauman
Coty
Idridge Pharmacy
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!