Etching Exhibition Showcases Two Czech Artists at KU
Etchings by J C Vondrous and J Stretti Zamponi are on display this month in the University of Kansas design department exhibition room. Vondrous favors line etchings with architectural subjects. Stretti Zamponi offers soft ground and color work, including snow scenes and four color etchings. The exhibit runs daily 9 am to 5 pm through January, with a final Sunday exhibition date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Vondrong
J. Stretti-Zamponi
Department of Desigis
University of Kansas
Czecho- Slovakia
France
Potcium
Switzerland
Philaelphia
Vanice
Vondrous
Aliés Ketekava
Mary Ketcham
Waxel tied to Essex thefts across states
Kansas authorities report George Waxel of Bracken Kentucky released in Kansas City on an auto theft charge is wanted in Wheeling West Virginia for stealing an Essex car. A Nash sedan he drove to headquarters triggered claims, the car tied to GC W Saluw of Kansas City Kansas and to Jess Sutton of Hear Clinton. Law enforcement linked Essex numbers to a prior Lawrence theft and traced the vehicle’s sale to Sutton and his brother Henry Sutton in Lecompton. County officers hold the Essex and continue investigations.
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George Waxel
Bracken
Kansas City
Kan
Wheeling
W. Va
Cane Waxel
Nash
GC. W. Saluw
Undersheriff RR
Rutherford
Waxel
Lawrence
Jess Sutton
Hear Clinton
Wexell
Ford
Sutton
Rave
Winxel
Henr Sutton
Lecompton
Essex
Dinner Fund Raiser At First Methodist Church
Plan dinner for fund to aid a Worthy Lawrence family in distress due to illness. The second annual chicken dinner, 75 cents, served 5 to 7 40 tonight at the church. Reservations requested by phone 1687. proceeds go to relieve a local family’s hardship.
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First Methodist
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Cloudy Weather Forecast with Slight Rain Chance
The weather forecast reports cloudy conditions with a slight chance of rain in the eastern part of the state and temperatures about three degrees above normal. Wichita saw 0.04 inches of rain yesterday while Dodge City and Kansas City had traces. Temperatures topped around 40s in the afternoon and overnight lows stayed above freezing except Goodland with 26 and Concordia with 32. Dodge City recorded 34. Wichita reached 86 while Kansas City and Topeka registered 28.
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Weather Bureau
Wichita
Dodge City
Kansas City
Goodland
Concordia
Topeka
Three Bootleggers Slain in Chicago Suburbs
Three men believed to be bootleggers for gangsters were found slain in the Chicago Heights and Steger areas. All were foreigners, about 20 years old, well dressed. One body identified as Joseph Sasso of Chicago Heights. another as Joseph Caziando. Bodies dumped from a car along road from Steger to Chicago Heights. investigation by Cook and Will counties.
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Chicago
Heth
Steger
Chicago Heights
Steg
Joseph Sasso
Chiegro Heights
Joseph Caziando
Sasso
Conk
Will
Staker
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Annie Juane Johnson
Mrs Annie Juane Johnson Lawrence pioneer died Sunday services held at Trinity Episcopal church at 2 this afternoon. Three sons attended. daughter Millard King Shal er in Brussels Belgium. Rev Francis B Shaner conducted. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Margaret Ester Hyde daughter of Henry B Hyde born Feb 3 1913 Boling Kan died Jan 14 1928 at Lawrence aged 15 yrs 11 mos. Survived by parents and brother Richard H seven. Burial at Jarihalo church Jan 16. interment Eagle cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Lane Johnson
Annie Juane Johnson
Lawrence Pioneer
Gelpek
Trinity Episcopal Church
Millard King Shaler
Brussgels
Belgium
Francis B. Shaner
Trinity Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Margaret Ester Hyde
Henry B
Nince Melier Hyde
Boling
Kan
Lawrence
Margaret
Richard H
Ald
Jari Halo Church
Eagle Cemetery
Eek Ia Na
John Griener
Bell Memorial Hospital
Hadora
Oscar
Westerhouse
Mildred Forsythe
Ed Diedrich
Ed.Forsythe
Curtis Diedrich
Melville
Miss Forsythe
Cecil Petty
Bonnerre
Relat Ves
Olga. Lotz
Emme Lotz
Spr.c
Charles
Frank Sommers
I. Wi ‘Hartley
L. A. Hunter
Nana Cory
C. E. Cory
James Skidmore
Anna Nichols
W. E. Scherer
Herman Bohnsack
Louis’ Bartz
Ruth
Jean
Albert
John Sommers
Paul
Clement
Zillner
Theb
Doris
Jerald Goodway
Olathe
Louie Schellack
Schellack
Battlesville
Sulphur Okla
Sarah King
Douglas County
Baptist ‘Church
Eudora
Adolph Lotz Jr
Theo Hauck
Clara
Theophil
Chris
Seven Senior High St Students to Be Graduated at Midy Year
Lawrence high school announces mid semester graduations for seven seniors including Orville Stone Ted Hesnard Robert Holloway Letra Leereusch J D Pilaut Willard Cropp and Oscar Handtaker. Final exams for the first semester began today and end tomorrow with diplomas awarded next June alongside end of year graduates. Students will not report Friday while teachers grade exams. Wrestling tryouts to select Kansas squad for the season opener with Nebraska February 4 will be Jan 27 and 28 under Coach Guy Logkadueh. Seven of twenty two currently practicing will be chosen for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Orville Stone
Ted, Hesnard
Robert Holloway
Letra Lee‘Reusch
J. D. Pilaut
Willard Cropp
Oscar Handtaker
Kansas
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Lincoln
Guy Logkabdueh
Real Estate Transfers Include Baldwin Jersey Street Lots
P A Walker and wife transfer Baldwin parcels 125 127 and 129 on Jersey street to Bertha Miller. Everett Eberhart and wife transfer to Charles Albert Porter in Lawrence with tract portion in section 2 24 19 and SE SW 2 14 19, plus another SE see 2-14-19. Hl Cooper and wife transfer Douglas county property to LF Williams of Anelopey Nebraska with SSE 44 see 35 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Walker
Riley County
Bertha Miller
Jersey Street
Baldwin
Everett Eberhart
Lawrence
Charles Albert
Porter
Hl. Cooper
Douglas County
LF. Williams
Ottawa Man Forfeits Bond For Driving Charge
F. L. Newton of Ottawa forfeited an $8300 appearance bond in Richard B. Stevens' justice court after failing to appear for trial on a driving while intoxicated charge. Newton’s allegedly intoxicated car struck a parked vehicle owned by Marion Cowies, a University of Kansas student, at 1126 Tennessee Street around December 20. Soon after, Tod Foney at Dr. William L. Burdick, University of Kansas vice president, attended the funeral of William J. Tod at Maple Hill, a University regents member who died early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
F. L.newton
Richard B. Stevens
Justice Court
Newton
Marion Cowies
Tennessee Street
Eran
Burdick
Tod Foney
William L.burdick
University of Kansas
Willian J. Todi
Marple Hill
Tod
Shine Board of Regents
Sacred Chorus Concert At First Presbyterian Church Sunday
The vested chorus choir of the First Presbyterian Church directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout performs at 7 45 Sunday evening. The 45 voice choir includes eight parts of O Holy Lord by Dett sung unaccompanied. Also Brightest and Best from Whitsey Combs features Miss Meribah Cox of KU as soloist with piano organ and violin. The University string quartet plays Andante Cantabile and Gelich violinist performs Beethoven Andante from concerto.
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First Presbyterian ‘Church
D.’ M. Swarthout
Dett
Study Focus Shifts as Hill Students Prepare for Finals
Social activities on the hill shift to study as fraternities suspend parties and the Varsity dance. Students plan late-night finals study sessions while classes run through the end of the semester. Tomorrow marks the last day of classes and quizzes begin Friday. About 60 percent of required passes exist for continuation, with 150 to 200 students potentially failing. Regular second term enrollment starts January 11 and February 1, with classes resuming February 2. This term has about 4,035 students enrolled and spring registrations may outpace withdrawals.
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iHill
Proposal to bar arms sales to aggressor nations
Washington January 18. Without a dissenting vote the conference on the cause and cure of war endorsed Representative Burton of Ohio’s resolution to prohibit the sale of arms to any country defined as an aggressor by the President. Mrs Laura Puffer Morgin urged withholding arms from nations violating arbitration treaties as a practical peace measure. Carrie Chapman Catt noted the conference includes no propaganda group and has no ulterior purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burton
Ohio
Laura Puffer Morgin
United States
Oper
Carrie Chapman Catt
Coolidge Welcomed Home in Jacksonville Flight Stop
President Calvin Coolidge arrived in Jacksonville Florida on his return trip from Havana where crowds lined streets and cheered as he and Mrs Coolidge Secretary Kellogg and Secretary Wilbur toured the city by automobile A welcome by Governor Martin and local officials followed before a brief stop in the party’s schedule Flowers were sent to Mrs Coolidge by local women’s clubs during the reception Also in Washington a dispute over a public utilities inquiry was debated by the Interstate Commerce Committee with Lemont Wisconsin arguing against a blanket investigation and calling for specific charges against particular utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Havana
Coolidge
Washington
Mr.Coolidge
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Lemont
Wisconsin
Joint Committee of National Utility Associations
Walsh
Mule Train to Front in Sandino Campaign
The Army ordered a train of 60 mules with wagon and forage for 90 days handed to the Marine Corps at Panama for transport to Nicaragua for the Sandino campaign. The move follows a War Department directive to assist Marines in the Nicaraguan operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandino
Washington
Nicar- AgUse
War Department
Marine Corps
Panama
Nicaragua
Local Evening Schedule Skims Through Events
Railway timetable style page lists program times from 6:30 to 8 00, with Friday and Saturday activities noted. Mentions cooking segment and favorite Fran dish, plus a discussion panel and musical program.
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Honors Mrs Watkins Gift for City Hospital
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce board adopted a resolution thanking Mrs J B Watkins for a gift of 175006 90 to Lawrence to fund a modern hospital building and equipment. The action followed a push for a county tax levy and petitions. A copy will be sent to Mrs Watkins and filed in city records alongside press copies. Also noted, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee signaled a forthcoming recommendation on Nicaragua policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaid
Lawrence Ch Bet of Commerce
J Watkins
Larence
B. wWatkins
City of
Lawrence
Ofihe Chamber of Commerce
Baldwin area notes and family visits across town
Residents report a string of local activities from Bald win and Baldwin area. Charley Gilliland and neighbors engaged in woodwork, repairs, and farming tasks while the Willow Springs township board held a meeting. Numerous visits and social calls span Mrs. Montgomery, the Pohl family, and friends to Baldwin, Lawrence, and Lecompton with church and Missionary Society events noted amid bi monthly exams and farm union gathering.
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Walter
Poht
Charley Gilliland
Baldwin
Charley Michael
Tom’ Gilliland
Willow Springs
Town
Carl Schwartz
Ke Mony
Dan. Johanning
Glenna Montgomery
Herman Pot
Orville Elm
Lois
Andrew Bay Homie
Dan Johanning
Otto Johanning
Kanwaka Wednnesdays
Ie Johannine
Esther
Pohl
L, WA
Bill Michael
Glen Flora
Ike Montery
Ernest Pohl
L. Eg
Schwartz
Lawrened
Mes
le Verne
Kernneth
Clifford
Wy Haas
Eva
Arry
Flery
Amna-Johanning
Alvin
Balas
Airs
I. W
Andrew Elm
Daugher
Esther Ferne
Mildred
Homer Cbsque
Carl Kanneburg
Windeafih
Brad Powell
Glen Fidra Andl
la Verne
Kenneth
L. A. Floral
Ottawa
Tande Wells
Baldysin
Oaes
Eilzabeth Tuttle
Two Women Qualify as Kansas Lawyers
Topeka January 18 AP reports two women and fourteen men passed the Kansas bar examination. Qualified to practice law in the state were Florence Elma Meisner of Topeka Bertha Blanche Johnson of Lawrence Walker Foster Means of Higwaythas Simeon Webb Pittsburg Frederick Rudd St Francis Marlin Scott Casey Atchison De Franti Banson Williams Leavenworth Merrick Iti Evans Ponca City Oklahoma Don Lawrence Weigand William Gette McDonald Wichita William James Beil Exed Spindler Crain Dee Vestus Downs Kansas City Charles Vance Harold Alan Carr John Wesley Lewis Topeka, awaiting sworn in by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Jeousto Me Cou
Florence Elma Meisner
Bertha Blanche ‘Johnson
Lawrence
Walker’ Foster Means
Higwathas Simeon
Webb
Pittsburg
Frederick Rudd
St. Francis
Marlin Scott Casey
Marlin Scott Casey,'Atchison; de Franti
Bansom Williams
Leavenworth
Merrick Iti
Evans
Search Shifts in Missing Smith College Freshman Case
Officials broaden the search for Miss Frances St John Smith to Springfield as State Detective Daly, joined by James P Smith and a private detective, pursue a likely sighting near the Connecticut River bridge. Descriptions to be broadcast nationwide on NBC to aid locating the missing student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
Springfield
Joseph V. Daly
Connecticut
Daly
National Broadcasting Cmpany
Eudora Social Calendar Shows Visits and Parties
Listings recount numerous visitors to Eudora families including Mr and Mrs Otto Durr and Peggy, the Martins in Lawrence dining with Mrs Zoller, and Nora Vitt Eli St John Rena Michael Ralph Stillinger from Lawrence. Also noted are telephone operator changes at Mutual, a weekend at Kansas City, and a Phi Phi Phi club meeting with literary notes and an upcoming bridge tea in Lawrence.
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Otto | Durr
Peggy
Louise
L. Fence
W. A. Carter
Frank Martison George
Lawrence
Wig Zoller
Nora Vitt
Clearfield
Eli St John
Olathe
Rena Michael
Ralph Stillinger
Jake Milburn
Lillian Fuller
Mutual Telephone Office
Daugherty
Tillie Edwards
Kansas City
Tate Phi Phi Phi
Leon Durr
Taminga
Kansas
Pearl Rosenal
Margaret Hill McCarter
Irene Carter
Leourr
Lawrenceton
Henrietta Harris
Albert
Vitt
St. Paul
Kan
Telenyes
M Hollar
Allan
Beatty
Paul Zilmner
Kansas-Missouri
University Auditorium
Eudor
Ugsts
Garl Neis
Weaver Bottom
Joe’ Strobel
Biller
Strobel Ion
Alice Walters
Ben Neis
Gideon
Neis
John Bowen
Dee' Strobel
An ‘Estie Kindred
Fred Laughlin
Dagenbuch
Willer
Alice
Waltersgaretta/Kraus
Theo Pfleg R
John Schuster
Eudora Court
Eudora Dominates Local Football Standings and Staff Changes
Friday evening saw Welborn’s first team lose to Eudora 28 to 1 while Eudora’s second team won 15 to 3. Eudora leads Kaw Valley League perfectly, having won all games so far. Off the field, C. L. Conger resigns as Continental oil station manager. Fred Rothberger leases the station and hires George Woodard and Jake Ilburn. The section also notes numerous local visits, family updates, medical recoveries, and social gatherings across Eudora and nearby towns.
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Welborn ‘School
Eudora
Kaw Valley
Exdora
Tonganoxie
Tonga
Noxie Entay
de Soto
Rat de’ Soto
C. G
Gertrude Hight
Kansas City
James McCabrinland
E. J
Holland
Lawrence
Phair
Franklechel
Hilda Zillner
Fred Zillner
Alfred Eisele
Worden
Anna Hornberger
iHenry Hagenbach
Harry Hagenbach
Frank Jorgenson
Elmer Wyrick
Fimma
Junior
H. A. White
Dr. Boone
Velma Smith
Jessie Marley
W. A. Carter
Vanetta Belle
William
Baldwin
Frank Sommers
Elgin Durr
Iin
Joh Selzer
Local Kansas social notes and club meetings update
Lucille Evans, Erma Rumsey and Alva Salvason of Lawrence host a Sunday gathering at Clem Slang home. many neighbors and relatives attend. The Pleasant Hour club meets at Mrs. J. R. Topping's with a birthday shower for Mrs. Van Neste and Mrs. Ridley. Mrs. A. B. Lewis re-elected president and new officers installed at Corinthia Manwaring’s home. The Farm Bureau Women group convenes January 10 to elect officers and plan kitchen improvement and health recreation programs. weaving demonstrations delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Evans
Erma Rumsey
Alva Salvason
Lawrence
Eli Taylor
Daugh
Canady
A. E. Scott
Wilson
Martin
Frances Martin
Thel Markley
Earl Martin
Franklin
Casper
Wyo
Clara
Harold Seeleys
Arnatt
McChung
R. W. Yeeman Waalan
Ladies’. Aid Society
Elkins
Baldwin
Richards
Arthur Hird
Jim ‘Wilson
Margaret
Kansas City
Francisco
Aciooh Sam
A.B. Lewis
Kansas
Vian Neste
Rober’ Ridley
Ion the’ Club
Robert Lindsey
van. Neste
Ridley
J.'R
Topping
Edgar Guest
Wilson Martin
Guy Bigsby
Ed Seetin
Reeves
Erma
Rumsey
Cali McClang
Oha Brackett
Manwarring
Urich
Guy. Bieshy
Randle Homed
Tvo
Roll ‘Eal
Rande
Gilérgon
J. R. Topping
Manjvarring
Guy~Bigsby
Care and Feeding of Babies Text Recommends Castoria
A period advertisement extols Fletcher s Castoria as a safe gentle remedy for infant ailments and sleepless nights. It urges mothers to taste the product to trust its pleasant formula, notes it is purely vegetable, and warns to look for Fletcher s signature to ensure genuineness. Special note promises a wrapped bottle insert.
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Fletcher
Cass
Oria
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Kentucky
Roxana
Guthrie, Ola
Doran
Oxana
Rosswell
Weber
Sinclair’ Oil Company
Garfield
Orlando
Ve Miles
Randle
Doug'y
Hizabeth Randle
Farm Bureau
Inea
Arork
Enger
Sharies Hoopers
Hdwin
Dean Stoltz
Garfield Street
Jordan
California
Jor
Dan
Mary Washington
Michigan Street
Presbyterian Church
K. U
Cal
Florida City
Earl of Balfour
Senate Foreign ‘Relations
Borah
Excelsior
Daniel D. Tompkins
Thomas
Waupun, Wis
Marion Hanisch
G. A. Shuler
Louisiana
New Orleans
Henry P. Long
Shreveport
Riley J. Wilsont
Mer
Adolph Lotz Sr
Sunda
Jane
Julius Tate
Pend
Ard
Otto’ "Lotz
Pitts
L. P. Arnott
S. E. S. Reeves
Togeth
Pleasant Hour Club
E. S. Tees
Tada Tas
Miller’s Furniture Store
Rumsey, Bros, Funeral Home
Indiana ‘St
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