Honor Awards At Junior High Honor Roll And Attendance
Eleven junior high students received honor awards during yesterday afternoon’s promotions in the Lawrence high school auditorium. The 9-A honor roll lists thirteen students, with ten on the semester list and a separate perfect attendance roll noted. Lloyd Hatch is praised for three years of perfect attendance. the lists include many repeated names across six weeks and year-long honors with chevrons indicating semesters won. May hear sacred concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Lloyd Hatch
Janes Asher
Mary Aston
Ruth Foster
George Gauck
William Guffer
Field Hatch
Alice Hosford
Eugene Hughes
Margaret Johnson
Alice Lowe
Shayd Metzler
Dick Nelson
Aileen Nilan
Willams Penney
Hugh Randall
Claudine
Reynolds Marshall
Willianmy
Penney
Evangeline Clark
Floyd Hatch
Evangelinal Clark
George Geuck
Linvd Metpler
Claudine Reynolds
John Stephenson
Margaret Sherwood
Idimmie Smith
Robert Edger
Llgud Meizter
Ella Osborn
Jimmie Smith
Emblem
Lloyd Metzler
Embiem
Margaret Sharwood
Jehevron
George Ganek
Joh Stephenson
William Gufler
Third Program by Vestecd Choir of Presbyterian Church
The Third Program by the vested choir of First Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow at 7:45 PM in the church. The program features Meditation, With Devotion in Our Hearts, Silepherast, Come Thou Me Chadwick, The King of Love, and Holy God plus instrumental works for violin, viola, and cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Chadwick
Fedurlel
Dsi
Tecumseh Buildings Burn In Kansas Fire
A blaze sparked by chimney embers destroyed the Tecumseh post office and the adjoining general store storage building. A small fire in the Methodist church nearby was extinguished with little damage. Total loss estimated at about 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tecumgeh
Girect
Douglas County motorists urged to buy licenses early
Douglas county sheriff W J Cummings warned motorists that auto licenses are due January 1 and urged all county residents to purchase quickly. He said this helps officers determine vehicle ownership and keep licenses within county limits. So far 2024 applications reached 2,024, the highest for this point since five years ago when 2,314 were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cummings
Dougis
Douglas County
Duglas
Houston plans financing for Democratic convention
Houston Texas January 21 AP R S Sterling chairman today organized a committee to plan financing for the national Democratic convention in Houston set for June 26 He expects broad public support but the fundraising method remains undecided A separate note mentions Iowa State star Fred Die Eine may miss the rest of the season with a knee injury after a game with Kansas State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
R.S. Sterling
Towa State
Tajored Ames
Freddie Eine
Ions
Kansas Aggies
New Accounting Course Offered at K U This Spring
A new five hour accounting systems course will be offered for the first time by the K U School of Business this spring. It will be taught by Prof L T Tupy, limited to seniors and graduates, and covers procedures for various business concerns. A mathematics of investments requirement now applies to all accounting majors, and a business cycles course becomes a degree requirement for School of Business candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U. School of Business
Frank T. Stockton
L. T. Tupy
Stockton
School of Business
Dis content over Pan-American union reforms grows
Havana and Montevideo dispatches report friction at the Pan American conference as Mexico proposes allowing multiple representatives on the governing board and as a public international law committee includes a declaration opposing intervention. United States delegates caution against debate while reaffirming policy. Dr. Terra calls for a Latin American league and suggests addressing Nicaragua.
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Havana
Jen
Washington
Govern‘ing Board
United States
Latin-America
Montevideo
Uruguay
Terra
Chamber of Deputies
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Tetra
North America
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mara belle Cambrich
Mrs Mara belle Cambrich died at her Leavenworth home. Funeral services will be at Rock Valley M E church at 1 PM Sunday. Burial will be in Clintory cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marabelle, Cambrich
Marabelle Cambrich
Leavenworth
Rock Valley
Credit Studies at the University of Kansas
The December issue of The Credit World reviews work by the University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research on four credit bulletins led by Dean Frank Stockton. It covers credit courses, faculty advisory work for reorganizing bureaus, and includes photographs of Dean Stockton and professors Holtzclaw and Blocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Bureau of Business Research
Frank ‘1. Stockton
The
Credit World
National Retail Credit Association
Pred Buereaus
Dean Stockton
Henry F. Holtzclaw
J. G. Blocker
Magaamie
Hislop to Preach at West Virginia Wesleyan College
Dr. Edward Hislop of First Methodist Church is invited as college preacher at West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon. He will speak twice daily from February 12 to 19 on The Religion of Growing Mind. President Homer Wark, a former Kansas Methodist star, hosts the event with strong regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hislop
First Methodist Church
West Virginia Wesleyan
Ated
Bockhannon
West Virginia
Homer . Wark
Kansas
Winfield
Wichita
Kansas City
Kan
West
Hislop
Wark
George H. Wark
Nebraska
Oklahoma
J. R. Bechtel
Thist City
Higsop
The
Methodist Church
Tislop
Labor Pushes 2.75 Percent Beer Plea Across Labor
Organized labor in Miami Florida backs a 2.75 percent beer under Volstead guidelines. William Green of the American Federation of Labor says the plan would not repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. He argues 2.75 beer is non intoxicating and government supervised sales could advance temperance while curbing illicit brewing and ethanol poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Pla
Organized Labor
Leer
Polis al
Jss
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United Brewery
Federation
Green
Aboe
Mallartier in Assembly G A Class Gives Program
The G A class assembly at McAlpaste school featured a piano solo by Jary Corcoran, a violin solo by Glen Turner, readings by Mabel and the Virginia, and a reel by the Green. Miss Edith Kennedy noted nine pupils of the 6 4 class had perfect attendance in the semester. Mentioned were Kenneth Burni, Mary Corcoran, Margaret Curl, Dorothy Filiot, Marie Montgomery, Mary Esther Batier, George Flint, Alma Moorman, and Mabel Gredn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoal
Jary Corcoran
Glen Turner
Mabel
The
Virginia
Reel By the Green
Edith “Kennedy
Margaret Curl
Dorothy Filiot
Marea Montgomery
Mary Esther Batier
George Flint
Alma Moorman
Mabel Gredn
Eet Ant
Seek Shof Engineer Dowdy Disappears Near Pittsburg
William H Dowdy a 47 year old stationary engineer at Kansas City Southern shops vanished on January 20 while walking home from work near Pittsburg Kansas fellow workers joined in a large search centering on a wooded, hilly route. The hunt extended to nearby towns and Fort Scott and Kansas City was requested. His description has been broadcast by radio and mail. Fire damages Sherman theatre in Goodland Kansas. loss about 26000 insured. St Louis Cardinals purchase Laurel club of Colton State Baseball league six minor league clubs for development. New French note on treaty handed to Kellogg by Claudel in Washington.
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Pittsburg
Kansas Cily Southern
William H. Dowdy
Ant
Dewey
Fort Stott
Kansas City
New
Goodland
Kan
Sherman
St. Louis
Laurel
Miss
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
Kelloge
Claudel
Franklin Haskell Gets Term in Pen
Franklin D. Haskell, a former Lawrence stenographer, was sentenced to from 1 to 10 years in the penitentiary for forgery. He pleaded guilty to two forgery charges from last November, having been released on bond after a prior arrest. While out on bond he wrote more bad checks, prompting merchants to complain to authorities. He reported to Judge Means, who imposed the sentence in district court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D
Hasek
Lawrence
Hugh
Haskell
Frank Bates
Nortonville
Means
California
County
Kansas City
Meinley King
National Fidelity Life Insuranc
Ralph S. Latshaw
Third Vesper Service at KU Organ Recital
Laurel Everette Anderson of the University of Kansas presents his third Sunday vesper organ recital at 4 p.m. in the KU auditorium. The program features Bach preludes, Schumann arrangements, Tschaikowsky cantabile, Whitfield Andrews and Borodin pieces, with a quiet hour of organ music for the university and community. No applause. no entry during numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Everette Anderson
University of Kansas
K. U
Bach
Christ
Buel
Schuownn
Schumann
James Pay
Snliile
Tschaikowsky
Tachaikowrsky
Husain Itias
Althea Nix
Andnade
George Whitfield Andrews
Gravia
Oregan
Dr. Andrews
Tte
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Hes Jong Hean
Heroline
Borodine
Caucasus
Dar
Borodiag
Anderson
Orean
World petroleum output rises in 1927 across major nations
The Commerce Department reports 1927 world oil production at 1.254 billion barrels, up 156 million from 1926. The United States led with 905.8 million barrels, Russia rose to 72.4 million, and Colombia surged to 14.6 million, while Mexico fell to 61.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Russia
Venseruelt
Persia
Rumania
Netherlands East Indies
Bolombia
South America
Mickens sues again in Topeka for 20000
Bert J. Mickens of Topeka, formerly Lawrence, files another 20000 damage suit against Dr. W C Nelson alleging improper surgery after a January injury at Memorial Hospital. Also reports a special choir at Congregation church and an evening sermon on marriage relations by Rev W M Backus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert J. Mickens
Topeka
Lawrence
R.H. Clayton
Lawrence Paper Company
W. C. Nelson
Lawrente
Mickeng
Paper Company
Nelson
Memorial Hospital
Wheeler
Soevicks Lan
W.M. Backus
The
Unitarian Church
Car Rollover Kills Bazine Man Near Scott City
Leslie Cole of Bazine was killed nine miles south of Scott City when a motor car he rode in rolled over five times after a rear tire blew out. Driver Oliver Reams of Alexander was unhurt.
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Ness City
Leslie Cole
Bazine
Here
Scott City
Oliver Reams
Alexander
Mexican War veterans still on pension roll near centenarian age
W F Buckner of Paris Missouri nears 100 as one of six surviving Mexican War veterans on the pension list. Emma Buckner confirms her father will turn 100 on January 27 and notes the others include Uliah Gasaway in Indiana and Richard Toward in Texas among the five surviving comrades. Buckner’s long life, family, and local ties are highlighted as relatives prepare for the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pucker
Kansas City Star
W. Ae Buckner
Paris
Buckner
Kansas City
Uliah
Gasaway
Reelsville
Ind
Edgar
Washington
Richard A
Sterling Cuy
Texas
Calvin En
Samuel Leffler
St. Paul
Ansiwer
Jone Turker
Emma Buckner
National
Fires Put Out Across City After Chimney Sparks
The fire department made three runs yesterday afternoon and last night. A chimney spark started a fire at C. A Hill’s residence on Tennessee street with no damage. A roof fire at George Cavis’s home on Mapley street also caused no damage. A false alarm from the Sigma Pi Epsilon fraternity house on Indiana street later proved to be nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Hill
Tennessee Street
George Cavis
Mapley Street
Sigma Pi. Epsilon
Indiana Street
Mystery calls plague New York couple at home
Dr Paul Gross and wife in East 58th Street faced a string of odd events starting with a funeral undertaker at their door and a nurse sent for a paternity case. A minister, hospital calls, and a report of a birth to triplets followed, all amid confusion and conflicting messages.
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New York
Paul Gross
East 58Th Street
Gross
Rebel General Sandino Wounded in Bombardment Report
Managua Jan 21 AP Advices from Ocotal say the rebel general Augustin Sandino may have been wounded in the airplane bombardment of his stronghold at Chi p ote last Sunday. Confirmation of his death or burial was not found. Marines in Ocotal report that Sandino was wounded in the head and shoulder and treated by a Mexican doctor. wounds described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Ocotal
Sandina
Chipote
Sandino
Missouri Supreme Court Asked to Revisit Insurance Rate Cut
The Supreme Court was asked today by She Ape and other Missouri insurance companies to reconsider its decision sustaining a ten percent rate reduction imposed by the Missouri superintendent of insurance for fire, lightning, hail and windstorm coverage. The fragment notes a separate remark about a woman liking weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gase
Washington
Supreme Court
She Ape
Missouri
Superintendent of Insurance of
Marketing School at Kansas State Agricultural College
A two day school of cooperative marketing will run February 9 and 10 in conjunction with the Kansas State Agricultural College Farm and Home Week. Sponsored by the college the federal Cooperative Marketing division and co-operative associations the event aims to share cooperative experience. More than 1 500 farmers and homemakers are expected with four days of programs and talks by prominent farm boosters. Wheat champions will be named after wheat train tours and a Farm and Home banquet on February 10. Five homemakers will be chosen as Master Farm Homemakers and will receive the award from The Farmer’s Wife magazine in cooperation with the extension service. Recreation mothers camps clubs and group activities are included. President Arrell of K S AC will address the homemaker topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhathin
Kas
Kansas State ‘Agricultural, College
Federal Bureau . of Agricultural ‘Econa
Eend
Kan
Sas
Penn
Nhek
Better Farm
Fional
Kansas
King
Shammons
Thorn Makers
Farmer's Wife
National Farm Woman’s Magazine
Kansas Housewives
Arrell
K.S. A.C
Tire
Ovan
Belleview 4-H Club Elects Officers at Cudlex Home
The Belleview 4-H livestock club organized in Eudora last night with officers elected: Lawrence Cutler Sr as leader, John Cutler president, Matt Biekemeger vice president, Raymond Warmkee secretary and treasurer, Clifton Garrett reporter. Members will pursue litter fat barrow and beef projects. meetings planned for the third Friday each month at members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
Lawrence
Cudlex
Eudora
Lawrence Cutler, Sr
John Cutler
Matt Biekemeger
Raymond Warmkee
Clifton Garrett
Morrow
Barrow
Ail Gilkison
Rescued White Collie Is Brought Ashore After Peril
Detroit reports a white Collie from Lake St. Clair floe survived two days in ice. Emmett Pentecost found the dog half a mile out, its feet and tail frozen. an officer euthanized it to end suffering. The Emporia Star notes Silver City sprinter Robert Greenwade aims to challenge eastern speedsters at Millrose. Julius Rosenwald donates 10000 to Byrd’s Antarctic expedition. Mecklen King jailed five years for embezzlement. Two divorces granted in district court with custody awarded.
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Detroit
St. Jairice
Emmett Pentecost
Recaptured Irish prisoner after escape in Kilkenny
Wounded political prisoner James Nugent was recaptured twelve hours after his dramatic break from St Bricin s Military Hospital. He was seized at Callan Kilkenny twenty miles from his birthplace Clonmel. Everett McPheeters wins promotion in Curtiss-Salesmen league. George W Haldeman flies Ruth Elder on non stop flight to Lakeland Florida despite head winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
James Nugent
St.Bricin’s
Callan
Kilkenny
Clonmela
Everett -McPheeters of
Laytreyce
League of Curtig-Salesmen
Everett
Florida
Curtiss Field
N. Y
A. P
George W. Haldeman
Ruth Elder
Lakeland
Fai
Memorial service for deceased church members held yesterday
A floral memorial service conducted by Preserian church was held in the church parlors for Mrs Becker, Mrs Allen, Mrs Pierson, Mrs Prentice, Mrs Rebeckson, Mrs Fullerton and Mrs Orr. Speakers shared memories and two sacred solos were performed. Flowers and wreaths surrounded the display as the service concluded with prayers. The Brackett group of Farm Bureau women met. Reed work and basketry were demonstrated. five new names added to the roll. Sixteen members attended the founders day dinner of PLE Chapter CW. Mr and Mrs Drexel Bobo announce birth of daughter Ruby Colleen on January 14. Mrs Bobo formerly Hazel Petersen of Lawrence.
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Missiby
Preserian Church
AL Becker
E.allen, Srs
Rebecc’ Iérson
Judda Fullerton
George Orr
Weilitten
N. M.hough
Michener
Becker
Hough
Allen
Brackett
Farm Bureau
J. R. Topping
Elizabeth’ Kan- He
LE Gitkison
Wmit
W. Pearl Martin
Manhattan
John Levett
Tepning
Janus
Chapter CW
P E. Q
Sue ‘Todd
Frances Carter
Isabel Gilmore
Elizabeth Davis
Hana “Teeter
Ruth Kenney
Drexel Sr
Bobo
Galveston
Ruby Colleen
Bébo
Hazel Petersen
Lawrence
Personal News From Kansas City To Topeka
Miss Genevieve Verson spent the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs F W Hosford went to Topeka to attend the funeral of Mrs Hosfords grandfather F Golden who died at his home there on Thursday. He would have been one hundred on February 17. H Bullene left today for New York on a buying trip. Louise Christensen leaves tonight for New York to shop for spring at the Weaver store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Verson
Kansas City
F. W Hosford
Topeka
Kansans Register 1610 Cosmetologists in State Last Year
Statistics from the state cosmetology board show 1 640 cosmetologists registered in Kansas last year with 56 apprentices and 53 manicurists also registered. Renewal notices for 1927 licenses were issued and a $7 fee requested, as a larger 1928 registration was anticipated. The report notes many professionals may not have registered since the law became effective June 17. Surrounding items mention Lindbergh’s return to Colon and a Los Angeles robbery confession by a former city bureau clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Agate Jhearrd
Sinc
ND. Bickford
Kansas Avenue
Foneka
Harvard English dean Copeland to retire after 35 years
Cambridge Mass July 21 193? Tan 21 A B y Coney beloved of Har vard undergraduates for thirty five years and o lof the best known authorities in English in the world will say farewell to his classes at the close of the college year He is sixty eight years old Charles Townsend Copeland Boylston Professor of rhetoric and oratory at Harvard since 18 He will resign on advice of Dr William J Breed of Boston who counseled him to forego active duties of professorship in favor of occasional lectures He will retain lifelong relationship with Harvard as a center of English study His famous bachelor quarters at Hollis 15 remain haunt for hundreds of former students now visiting Harvard yard He has influenced many students including Rob ert Benchley Walter Lippmann John Reed Heywood Broun John Dos Passos Frederick L. Firm Aiken Edward Sheldon and B H Dooley President Lovwell has often listened to Copeland read or speak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Coney
Harward
Olof
Ceapey
Charles Townsend Copel
Boylston I
Harvard
Radcliffe
Baye
Uppeland
Shin
Harvfame Ias
Harvard Yard
Aaa
Copeland
Robert Benchley
Walter Lippman
John_Reed
Heywood Broun
John Dos Pasaos
Frederick L. Yen
Conrad Aiken
Edward Sheldon
B. H. Dooley
Lovwell
Rust resistant wheat seed set for 1929 market
Minnesota station will not market rust resistant wheat until 1929 with only 125 bushels available. Seed will be planted in 1928 to advance development and seed may reach Minnesota farmers in 1929. The wheat lies between Marquis and durum, highly rust resistant and nutritious, likely costing about 25 percent more than ordinary wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul,Minne
Minnesota Agricultural -Experiment Station
Andrew ‘Bass
Minnesota
Marquis
Northwest
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Presbyterian’ Church
Tecumseh
Passent Dealers
Popals
Blocksy
U. S. Poliies
Story ‘of Business Research Bureau
Dienk Ce
Seek Shof
Sey
K.C. Southern Shops
I Franklin Haskell
Bach, Schumann and
U. S
Mickens
Sues
Congregationalists
Rev
Backus
Vnce
Collie
St. Clair
Emporia
Silver City
New Mexico
Madison Square Garden
Robert Greenwade
Kansas State
Teachers College
Millrose A
the Garden
Chicago
Julius Rosenwald
Richard EB. Byrd
Byrd
Mr. Rosenwald
Hugh Means
Virginia J. Jellaway
Lindgerich
Colon
France
Charles A. Lindberg
Davisly
Los Angeles
Hern
Leslie Sadler
Municipal Bureauy of Power and Light
Toric! Protos
Lawrence Steam
Tional
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Lousine
Briges
Indiana St
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