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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1929

Page

2

Plane crash on Graciosa Island ends ill fated PA-4 flight

AP reports Casimir Kubala and Major Ludwik Idzikowski perished when their heavy transport plane crashed near Santa Cruz after a low pass. Idzikowski was pinned inside as the craft erupted in flames. a ceremonial funeral followed for the two airmen as rescuers fought the flames and devastation on the field.

Hoth S.darrative Idzikowski Santa Cruz Graciosa Tdzikowski Kubala

County 4-H Club Will Hold Musical Practices

Douglas county 4-H club leader T. R. Warren announced weeklong rehearsals for the county orchestra chorus and harmonica band in the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce building. Ednah Hopkins will direct the orchestra Thursday at 7 30, AL CraH will lead the chorus Friday at 8, and Sam Seetin will direct the harmonica band Saturday at 8 30 as scheduled. Members are urged to report for practice.

Douglas County Lawrence So'clociavith Sam’ Seetin Kanwaka Sre Warren

Talking Picture Pleases Crowds at Prison Theater

A breezy all talking film The Time The Place And Girl draws laughs and praise at the prison theater. The humorous college athlete story centers on a bond salesman, with a collegiate atmosphere and a football game scene, delivering a light, well rounded ending.

Arison Theater

Beasts and Foresters in Crosstown Minstrel Program

Fragmentary OCR note lists music program items and acts such as Che McGrew Trio and Syncomatics with references to oil band and orchestral groups. Weather forecast line and biscuit pancake cast appear as stray entries in a late edition page. Names and titles are garbled but imply a community program with varied performances and a weather snippet.

Che. McGrew Triore Oil Johnson Blasters Pimbér

Faces iHarge At Holton Three M Curtis Turned Over

GM Curtis arrested by Lawrence police Saturday night was turned over to a constable from Holton and returned to face a bad check charge. Chief Will Johns said Curtis had been driving a large Graham truck that F F Cox of Bartlesville Okla, an agent for a Pawhuska investment concern, planned to mortgage. Cox said he had been searching for Curtis since May 1.

Curtis Lawrence Diight Om Holton Holton Will Johns F. F. Cox Bartlesville Okla Poncatiee Cox Pawhuska Kla

China Keeps Cool Moscow Seethes In Crisis Sequel

Reports from Nanking and Tokyo detail tensions over the Chinese Eastern Railway crisis. Soviet troop movements near Manchuria raise fears of confrontation while Kuomintang officials vow a peaceful settlement. Armored trains patrol the line, and censorship filters lines from Harbin as exodus fear grows.

Chinese Eastern Railway Nanking Mukden M. Serebriakg Sin Tokyo M. Serebriakov Hardin Irkutsk Harbin China Russia Moscow Frontier Manchur Siberian Manonan Peking Associated Press Cor Manchuria Siberia Pogrartichnaya Vladivostok Kingpao Serebrickoff Soviet Railway Commissariat Seiztre Shanghai Kuomin Manchuli Kuomintang Railways Krowing Nér Ussia

College on Wheels to Tour 25 States and Two Provinces

Miss Ursula Henley, Miss Mildred Kirkham, and Miss Hazel Dawson of the Lawrence school system join Section B of Omnibus College, a college on wheels. Starting July 19, the tour covers about 6000 miles through 25 states and two Canadian provinces, visiting East Coast sites including West Point and Annapolis. The five-bus caravan features a field cafeteria bus and director S CareRaese, meeting at Alma, Arkansas, on July 20 after congregating in Kansas City and other hubs.

Ursula’ Henley Mildred Kirkham Hazel’ Dawson Omnibus College Beccncestern Southwestern College West Point Ahnapolis S| CareRaese Kansas City Dodge City Oklahoma City Dallas Winfield Alma Arkansas

Ants Do Excavation Work At Gleed Produce Store

A busy colony of ants under a West 23rd Street window strip carried out noticeable excavation work. They moved small wood bits from the sill to the ground as a breeze blew, with onlookers noting the ants’ cleverness. Meanwhile Helen Filkin, KU graduate, is one of ten U.S. women chosen for the National Recreation School in New York City next winter after an active intramural career and class leadership. David Simonson was cited to appear in police court after being stopped for speeding and running a stop sign at Thirteenth and Tennessee Streets. Washington news notes Hoover weighs two to three weeks more study for a Wheat Growers representative on the Federal Farm Board amid ongoing appointments.

Helen Filkin United States National Recreation School New York City K.U David Simonson Charles* Sulligan Floyd Hunter Thirteenth Tennessee Washington Federal Farm Board Hoover

Prairie Center Social News and Visits Recap

Prairie Center notes list numerous visits and gatherings.Names include Soerie Frazier Dorothy Mize E. M. Parker T. A. Bird Henry Price Field Mollie Reed and others.Weekend recitals at Methodist church feature Helen May Martin, a blind and deaf student. Local travel includes Kansas City, St Joe and Lawrence.

Social notes from Henry Price’s and local visitors

Mr and Mrs David Jewett called at Henry Price s Sunday evening and had lunch with him. Mr and Mrs Edwin are spending this week with home folks. Edwin is taking his vacation. Mrs Romine and son Robert of Kansas City and Lindley Parker visited at the Edgar White home Sunday. Roger Miller and family took dinner Friday with Harold White and family. Mrs F Richardson was a Eudora visitor Saturday. Guests at the C E Reed home Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Edd Haverty and daughter Velma and grandaughter Carlene May Alvin Haverty and family Lee Cox and wife and sister Clara and Levi and Jennie Woodard.

T. C. White Olathe Frank Smith Onl Henry Price Gordon and Wife Kansas City the Methodist Ahs Loren ‘White Anson Sundbye Afbergen Yastan Unday Rann Jewett Pier “Rychardson Milo Rigardson Votan Leslie Pent Geo. Vitt’s Ada Nina Mae Nichith David. Jewett Edwin Romine Robert Lindley Parker Edgar White Roger Miller Harold White Kramer. Steinmetz Missouri Steinmetz Perry Myrtle Plummer George Seetin Fred Stebbins M. F. Church Ining Hall Walter .Brown James Plummerland Thelma Gordon Topeka Carl Michaels de Lecompton Wilmer. Woodson Neil Plough Wilmer ‘Woodson J. Bozart Florence Dent Vadeline Strange Manhattan Ise Perry Church A. F. DeBacker Petty St. Marys Robert Thompson Lecompton Esther. Michaels Gretchen Terry Bozart Haz" Hardy Leavenworth Kan Ed Dent Clayton Kramer Dent Home Famiy Hazel Hardy Linwood Robert’ Clift Bob Kyle John Lewis Vivian Perry Unday Harold Reeves California Andrew Santa Fe Fternoon Capital Transit Company Alton Jefferson County MecLouth A. J. Whiter Eldorado Immel Henry M. Zirkle E. C. Steener Steeper William Baltis Shirley Cooper Jarvis Morris Cecile Luse Cushing Hospital Leland, McPherson, Riobert Russel Williams International Christian Endeavor F. G. Fischer Leslie Landon Christ's Hospital, Topeka Mariel Hendrix John White Ernest. McHenry John Earl Independence Nathan ‘Osborne Davia Luther Osborne Floyd.Osborne H. J. Nagle McLouth Elmer Tones Wichita Elma Cecile Kellum Burr Oak Friends University Guy Ratliff Tulss Oklahoma Alfred Jones Valley Falls Gere Park Lawrence Thomas Edmonds, Amon Ashworth Chevrolet C. A. Davis Ormond C. E. Gasebier Sam Dice A. L. Casebier Gasebier W. S. Brad C.H. Steeper Gertrude’ Stout Shirley ‘Casebier Knowledge Hill Joan Thiry Winford Thiry Waverly Hubert Thiry Alford Rice Rice Rowland John Thiry Lulu May Frances Bonner Springs Glen Tyer Will Tyer Midland Ora W ‘Ls Charles Howard O. Robertson Frank Wells Thiry Suuday Bart Janeway Pony’ Creek Frank Rowland Ruth Marjorie C. H. Rowland George Sharman Wes Sgo Harold Skeet Skeet Will Shultz Peek Will Rice Memorial Hospital Guy Ousdahl Berlene Collins Chester Range Valley Grove Clinton Viets Will Holey William Edith Clovis Holey Lulu May's Frances Thiry John Canary Burk Edwards Fred’ Stanton A. L. Stanton Amida Lulu Blay Mir. Kiry Neice Sam Beall Grantville Ruth Johns Bismark Mr. Rice Allen P. M- Berre C. E. Wilson Eudora

Perry Community News Roundup and Social Notes

Perry residents report visits from relatives and friends in Topeka and nearby towns. The Santa Fe baseball team beat Perry in a Sunday game. Local events include a bean and corn canning drive, a chicken dinner fundraiser, and a cream social at the Perry church. Several residents moved, painted, mowed, and repaired homes while others enjoyed trips and family gatherings around Perry and Linwood.

McLouth Notes Busy Local Life and Visits

McLouth social calendar filled with bus schedules to Kansas City and Eldorado visits. Residents, weddings, travel to Denver and Topeka, church revival, and family reunions mark a lively week with many out-of-town guests and local achievements.

KNOWLEDGE HILL COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND VISITS REPORTED

Long list of local visits and family gatherings from Knowledge Hill recounts trips to Waverly Bonner Springs and Lawrence. Families mentioned include Thiry Rice Tyer Janeway Skeet Rowland Sharman Shultz and others with mentions of births, birthdays, and social events across July Fourth weekend and surrounding days.

Woodstock Ladies Host Neighborhood Circle Meeting

Mrs Ed Davison and daughters hosted a Neighborhood Circle gathering with about thirty five attendees. The afternoon involved visiting sewing for the hostess, singing, prayer, and lunch prepared by Mrs Will Harding and Mrs John Studle. Next meeting planned at Mrs Robert Davison's home.

Ed Davison S. D. Oslin Poteau, Kla Studie Davison Will Harding John Studle Robert Davison Ruth Zook Beulah Heh Frank Champion C. W. Williamson Sam Kiroy Williamson Ernest Sallee Wrenge Herman Eggert Lottie Charles Fultz Lawrence Howard Eggert Harris Emma McLouth FS. Champion Lloyd Scofield Mabel Moore iBeulah Irena Hehn Mabel Pettit Helena Pettit Jim Lawless

Community News and Social Outing Near Lawrence

A note of local visits and hospitality records a July gathering with Mrs. W A Wellman Mrs Will Smarr and daughters Nellie Mae Mrs Tra Ross and daughters Justine and Dortha Mae Lavern Ross and family plus visitors Mrs Harry Wellman and Mrs Frank Champion. Recitations songs jokes and a lunch followed. Numerous neighbors from Lawrence McLouth and OsKaloosa are mentioned with visits to relatives on various days and the potato harvest begins in the valley amid an ice cream social planned at Woodstock schoolhouse this Friday evening July 19.

W. A. Wellman Will Smarr Nellie. Mae Tra Ross Justine Dortha Mae Gon. Lavern Faye Rogers Dortha Crooke Lucille Barbara Lea Scofield Harry Wellman Frank Champion Dortha Mae Ross Nellie M. Smurr Dortha _Crooke Miss Smurr Lavern Ross Nellie Smart Stewart Brothers Lloyd Scofield Lawrence Sam Kirby Wichita Kirby Ed_ Davison Ruth Zook Gladys Williams K. U den Petrie Samuel Rachel Green Graham Clarence Will Wright John Wright Jim Lawless Lawsless Jim Magill Clara McLouth George Tarr Miss Grace F. S. Chambien Champion Bales Topeka Georgia Crooke Oskaloosa Woodstock Mir Herbert Dorothy White Donald Bowers Ray Stewart Abrs Cal Jones Esther Louise Fred Champion Ezekiel Ope

Sermon Notes and Church Schedule Amid Pastor's Absence

Fragmentary church notices show George O. Foster and A A Van Sickel delivering sermons at a Christian church on Sunday morning while Rev Charles A Richard is away. A midweek service planned at First Baptist Church during the three week absence with details unclear.

First “Christian Church George O. Foster A. A. van Sick Misa Meirestet Chadwick First Baptist

Sargon claims boost from medical tonic for patient gains

Mrs. Carrie Widows of Abilene Kansas reports lifting abdominal weakness after using Sargon products. She says weight increased from 100 to 120 pounds and notes improved appetite and daily strength. The advertisement touts Sargon as a century of world wide research with exclusive local agents.

T Iso Carrie L 12Th ‘St. Abilene Kans Ord ny _Rount Corner Drug Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Envers B.A. Keit H. Mitchell Walter Brown Clinton Brown Lackey Laws Colorado Greeley Tony Litham Atlants Gleed Prairie Center Marjorie Lou Gordon Soerie Frazier Dorothy Mize Milo Votan Endora WC. T., U. Institute Friends Church E. M. Parker and Wife T. A. Bird St. Joe Will, Vada Nina Mae Nichols J. M. White Buddie White Wm. Spitzli Sam Neil H, Lindamood Bobby Chesterly Lindamod at_Newman Frank Burton Paul Hising Cedar Oran Wooodson Aes Robert Clift Kenneth Warner Kansas City Grady Williamstown L. Williamson Frank Jennings Knapp William Gorrill Sam Webb Little Sydney Kyle Ed Webb James Plummer Sucy School Kenneth‘ Dick Marion Manderson Burdell Sturm John Dick Decker Leslie Kimmel JSON Jimmy H.H. Kimmel America J. Hill J. Malloy J. W. Hill Kreso Barber's Shimmons Young Hught Shimmons Phillips Wigton Vs State College Pennsylvania Carrie L. Widows Sargon Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home Ind Eg Ants National Bank Vistom Atwater Kent Radiola
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