Canady Moves Up in National Guard
Promotions in the 57th Cavalry Brigade of Kansas and Iowa National Guard include Lt. Col. Paul A. Canady to colonel of the regiment, succeeding William K. Herndon who is promoted to brigadier general commanding the brigade. Major Wint Smith rises to lieutenant colonel and joins the 114th Cavalry. The 114th includes Kansas and Iowa cavalry units, with many Kansas officers named across commands and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
57Th Cavalry
Kansas and
Iowa National Guard
Paul A. Canady
114Th Cavalry
William K. Herndon
Topeka
Canady
Boys’ Industrial School
Haskell Institute
Wint Smith
State Highway Patrol
Herndon
Park A. Findlay
Des Moines
National Guard
Kansas
113Th Cavalry
Iowa
Cavalry
Ft. Riley
5S. A. McKone
Kansas National Guard
Lawrence
Sam P. Moyer
Harry W. Weaver
Roughriders to Parade in Lawrence on Saturday
A group of 45 Kansas City youths known as Roy Knapp's Roughriders will stop in Lawrence on Saturday night after a prairie trek. They will parade at 7 p.m. through the business district with about 40 ponies and eight horses, then offer rides for five cents at the Winter Chevrolet lot behind the Journal-World building after their parade. The event precedes a July Fourth Lyndon celebration and upcoming appearances in Topeka and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Roy Knapp
Roughriders
Middle-West
Jayhawk
Journal-World
Kansas City
Kan
E. Green
C. M. Simcock
Glenn Wilhelmi
Lyndon
Topeka
Test Your Knowledge from Classified Rego Answers
A question set asks seven science and history items including Hejaz chief town, Fox sisters, cen ter-board purpose, earth land area, piston stroke, patron saint of Portugal, Abraham's wife, Floyd Gibbons birthplace, and the Medici, with an Ad-Taker offer to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hejaz
Arabia
Portugel
Abraham
Floyd Gibbons
Medici
Radio station to broadcast all American Association games
Lawrence notes announce WOXBY 1530 kilocycles owned by First National Tele vision will air all American Association games from Kansas City with 8 15 pm start for the Kansas City versus Indianapolis contest. Also mentions local sports items and campus attendance figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOXBY
Kansas City
First National Television Company
Muehlebach Field
Indianapolis
Educator Questions Impact of Youth Aid Plan
Dr Alexander J Stoddard of Providence Rhode Island schools told the National Education Association that the 50 million national youth aid program would be a palliative not a cure for youth problems. He faulted treasury administration and urged education systems as the main remedy for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Roosevelt
National Education Association
Alexandr J. Stoddard
Providence
R. I
Treasury Department
Nee
Appropriating Ordinance For Refunding Bonds Approved
City council met briefly to adopt an appropriating ordinance securing a warrant to cover $21,000 in internal improvement refunding bonds. Estes Payne & Co paid the city yesterday and the funds were sent to the state treasurer. Willard Brown presided as acting mayor. Juvenile members of Lawrence Lodge No. 7 A. O. A. W. plan a 6:45 p m line party to a picture show on Wednesday July 3 as guests of Brother T J Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Estes, Payne & Co
Willard Brown
Lawrence Lodge No. 7
T. J. Sweeney
Stutz Issues Bulletin On Work Relief Plans
A Topeka issued bulletin outlines county duties under the work relief program. Harold T. Baker, Douglas county poor commissioner, received it from John Stutz, executive director. It details county board responsibilities, relief administration duties, eligibility, and project sponsoring to use federal emergency relief funds. The National Reemployment Service will maintain three preference lists for relief clients and the bulletin covers project setup and client handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Topeka
Harold T. Baker
Douglas County
John Stutz
Board of County Commissioners
County Emergency Relief Committee
National
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Mrs. Boyd T. Dickinson died June 27 at Warm Springs Montana. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 am in Funk's chapel with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. She leaves her husband a sister Miss Ella Barteaux and nephew Willis Barteaux of Brooklyn NY. Joseph M. Schappert aged 82 died at a Topeka hospital. Surviving are son George A. Schoppert and daughter Mrs. Pave Curtis of Seminole. B F Cowles Ward death last night in Whittier California noted. services will be held here and at Tanserventy to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd T. Dickinson
Warm Springs
Mont
Funk’s Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dickinson
Ella Barteaux
Willis Barteaux
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lawrence
Minnie Barteaux
Congregational Church
Joseph M. Schappert
Topeka
Linwood
Lexington
George A. Schoppert
Pave Curtis
Seminole
B. F. Cowles Ward
Whittier
Calif
B. F. Cowles
Tanserventy
Ater
Auker Wins Another One For Detroit Tigers
Eldon Auker, former Kansas State College multi sport star, is enjoying a strong season with the Detroit Tigers who beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 1. He earned his fifth win in 13 appearances, allowing five hits, with 19 strikeouts and 26 bases on balls in a third-place AL race effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Blues
Vance Cauble
K. A
Indianapolis Indians
Blues Indians
Harold Leill
Leill
Greeley
Lawrence Ban Johnson
Wade Pierce
Tuxson
The
Blues
Iola
Cauble
Pierce
Lawrence
Eldon Auker
Kansas State College
Detroit Tigers
Auker
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Kansas Boy
K U Student Iris McDonald Injured in Auto Crash
Iris McDonald a Chapman summer session student injured June 22 in a collision near Chapman will be discharged soon. She suffered a broken collar bone and slight brain concussion and will return to school next fall. Also notes Coffey settles libel suit for 20500 with Remington Rand Columbia and Midland broadcasting groups related to a March of Time dramatization. Walter Ruff of Canton Ohio elected supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Iris McDonald
Chapman
Miss McDonald
Lawrence
Coffey
Kansas City
Robert J. Coffey
Remington Rand Corp
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Midland Broadcasting Co
Loyal Order of Moose
Boston
Walter Ruff
Canton
Ohio
Loyal Order of Moos
Recital by Three High School Musicians At Union Church
Vera Flory violinist and Vera Flory accompanist with Alice Ann Jones pianist entertain at Union church recital. The hour long program features solo and collaborative works by Gronowska, Rubinstein, Granados, Falla and Gardner with praise for tone, rhythm and musicianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Vera Flory
Alice Ann Jones
L. H. Houston
Ednah Hopkins
Miss Jones
Louise Wiedemann
Mises Vera Flory
Hazel Lynn
Rachmaninoff
Wieniawski
Granados Kreisser
Vena
de Falla
Samuel Gardner
Seven men jailed as Cherokee county riot probe widens
Galena Kansas July 2 seven prisoners remained under sentence as a military court investigated recent violence in the Cherokee county mine area. Col Browne imposed martial law suspending deputy commissions and ordering surrender of firearms in Treece Baxter Springs and Lena Lyon and local townships. Sentences ranged from 10 to 80 days for rioting and perjury with several paroles or suspensions on good behavior. A barbecue planned at Quenemo July 6 features dignitaries and 1500 Woodmen initiates, plus two ball games and a 5:30 to 7 barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Kan
Cherokee County
Charles H. Browne
Treece
Baxter Springs
Lyon
Spring Valley
Lowell
Columbus
Edward A. Cassell
Fred Wolf
Hollingshead
Elmer J. Mooney
Ted Chastain
Romus Flowers
Steve Johnson
W. Logan
Heat Sets Season High Across South Dakota Cities
Pierre hits 101 at 3 p.m. with Huron 98 Watertown 95 Sioux Falls and Rapid City 94. The report notes Kansans to West Point as Perry Milo Hoisington of Newton and Wayne Reed of Wichita named for admission to the United States Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Huron
Watertown
Rapid City
Black Hills
West Point
Washington
Houston
D-Kan
Perry Milo Hoisington
Newton
Kan
Ur Wayne Reed
Wichita
Fishing Case to Jury Otto Guiley Charged With Hoop Net
The state versus Otto Guiley went to a jury in Justice Dodds Court after his June 28 arrest by district game warden Concannon for attempting to fish in the Kansas river with a hoop net and a noodle hook. Jury members named were Pringle, Arnold, Martin, Dick, Antrim, and Enlow. Separate arrest of Noah and James Parr on June 25 for fishing without licenses led to their case before Justice Lane and a jury trial demand set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Otto Guiley
Joe Concannon
Kansas
Frank Dodds
C. H. Pringle
Ed Arnold
Roy Martin
Harry Dick
Carl Antrim
A. A. Enlow
Noah
James Parr
Concannon
C. J. Lane
Mill Suit Tests Constitutionality of Tax in Kansas
Washburn Crosby Milling seeks to block the $135,678 processing tax in federal court here. Judge Reeves recently denied a similar injunction for Larabee Flour Mills but did not rule on the tax's constitutionality. In other news, Buford Smiddy and Carnes Addington were arrested in Topeka in connection with a $1,300 bank robbery in Arlington April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
AAA
Washburn-Crosby Milling Company
Dan M. Nee
Internal Revenue
Albert L. Reeves
Larabee Flour Mills Company
Topeka
Frank Stone Jr
Kansas Highway Patrol
Buford Smiddy
Carnes Addington
Arlington, Kan
Busy Belleview Social Sunday With Local Families
Belleview residents shared Sunday meals and gatherings across multiple households. Guests included the Haddis, Sommers, Cranes, Olanders, Durrs, Musicks, and many others from Lawrence, Eudora, and Topeka, hosting picnics and birthday celebrations at various homes and parks on Captain's Creek and in Pillar Grove.
Social visits and family gatherings nationwide
Mr and Mrs Roslan Skinner hosted a brief family visit while relatives from Lawrence De Soto Paola Bonner Springs and Kansas City shared Sunday dinners and suppers with local households. 4 H sewing class met with Miss Nevieve Whaley for its first lesson with Flora Mae James Mary Frances Weeks and Mattie Penney present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslan Skinner
Waldo Durr
Lawrence
Berthold Durr
Clarence James
Scott Hansen
Vinland
A. C. James
Frank Wade
Fred Whaley
Roy Daugherty
Eudora
C. EL Jane
Fred Bartz
Raymond and
Dorthes
Sandy Campbell
Bert
W. K. Eisele
Franklin
R. B. Kindred
Ruth
Lulu Emery
Bonner Springs
L. M. Holmes
Nevieve Whaley
Flora Mae James
Mary Frances Weeks
Mattie Penney
Classified Ad Offer for Odds and Ends Cash
Local ad seeks extra cash by selling odds and ends through a classified notice. Quick resale of miscellaneous items available for pickup or delivery to nearby residents.
Sunnyside 4 H elects officers at Weibel home
Sunnyside 4 H girls club met with leader Mrs Finier Weibel and organized with Phyllis Weibel as president, Darlene Smith as vice president, Betty Mac Shultz as secretary treasurer, and Margaret Mary Jones as reporter. The group will meet each Thursday with Phyllis Weibel. Mrs Kate Toms and Jack and Mr and Mrs Frank Toms hosted a Sunday visit. Regular attendees shared news of footwear and community events amid a funeral notice for Fred Weibel and other local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Shaw
Bartlett
Russell Shaw
Della Weibel
Topeka
Rose Gardens
Gage Park
Sunnyside
Finier Weibel
Phyllis Weibel
Darlene Smith
Betty Mac Shultz
Margaret Mary Jones
Kate Toms
Jack
Frank Toms
Bonner Springs
Dora Wolfe
Fred Weibel
Pauline Laptad
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Man
Kansas Cavalry Regiment
Marion
Marion Township
Center Hall
J. W. Garbutt
J. D. Flory
H. RB. Wright
Fritz Meyn
American Legion
Parsons
Ella Cinders
Li’ Abner
Ella
Dr. Dale
University of Kansas
Eldridge
Gene White
Baldwin
Vesey Fetty
Timothy Clark
Ninth Street
Colorado
Eagles Lodge
Ellsworth Price
Mr. Price
Game Price
Sher
John Callahan
John Hix
Callahan
Stutz
Kerc Ont- Tinea
Kansas State
Detroit
Tris McDonald
Freece
A. W. Logan
State Department of Inspections and Regulations
Quenemo
Theodern Woodmen
Alf M. Landon
Henry J. Allen
Tom A. McNeal
W. W. Gordon
Alex Hotchkiss
Otto
Guiley
Belleview
Allie Hadi
Albert Sommer
Frances
Margery
Ruth Crane
Harvey Crane
Joe Greer
Olathe
Thester Dean
Clara Todd
Eileen McKinney
Rosanna Shellack
Alvin Bohnsack
Grace Musick
Janice Guenther
Dorthea Bartz
J. F. Shirck
Virginia
Gladys
Margaret
Ed Diedrich
Curtis Diedrich
Clara Grosdidier
Marie
George
Francis Schopper
George Grosdidier
Ruth Miller
Alma
Marie Williams
G. C. Gerstenberger
Pilla Grove
O. E. Votaw
George Votaw
W. W. Gerstenberger
H. H. Gerstenberger
Albert Wichman
Donna Mae
Carl Altenbernd
Aona
Gus Ziesenis
Emelie Gerstenberger
Sam Davis
Gerstenberger
Roy Cramer
Eugene Griffin
Elsie Mae
Elizabeth Skinner
Ralph
Dorothy Nuttall
George Ott Jr
Gerald
George Ott
R. L. Dye
Dick Dye
Cit
James Duncan
George, Bartz
Lily Ziegler
Clifford Murrell
Merrett Musick
Chester Skinner
Little Son
Lake View
Midland
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Pharis
Wippe
Indianapolis Speedway
U. S
S.A
Isc
Kool Tex
Gamble’s
Cope
Gamble
Friendly
Baa A Mh
Ae Ae
Neal Baldwin
Mgr
Mass
St., Lawrence, Kan
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