Predict a Union of Protestantism
Seven Lawrence ministers discussed an organic union of Protestant churches at a union service led by First Christian church last night. They noted likely three main divisions, stressed individual role, youth engagement, and the impact of urbanization and education on ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Joseph F. King
Congregational Church
Seth W. Slaughter
Howard E. Koelh
First Baptist Church
Nathan H. Huffman
United Brethren Church
Clinton L. Nellis
The
Friends Church
Edwin F. Price
First Methodist Church
Paul B. Lawson
West Side Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Mr. King
Slaughter
Koelb
Huffman
Nellis
Price
Methodist Church
Allen couple to speak in Sioux Falls at college
Dr and Mrs F C Allen left yesterday for Sioux Falls S D where tonight Dr Allen will address Augustana College The K U athletic director speaks in support of a campaign by Pres Clemens H Granshau to fund a new gym for the college The notice then promotes contacting Butcher at phone 892 for safe auto truck and fire insurance guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
Sioux Falls
S. D
Allen
Augustana College
K. U
Clemens H. Granshau
Test Your Knowledge Questions From Classified Page
Seven quiz items appear on the page asking about Gabrel Prinzip immigration policy Campbell Island geography composer of Tannhauser John Linnell Knoxville river religious denomination of Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt Carpathian Mountains and the Moon’s armor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrile Prinzip
United States
Campbell Islands
John Linnell
Knoxville
Tenn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carpathian Mountains
KU students brace for last exam day amid shuffled schedule
Students face delayed ex ams as the university delayed Wednesday finals to fit an updated timetable. Faculty quips echo across campus while seniors prepare to depart with belongings as summer courses loom. Notable items include gubernatorial hopefuls connected to KU alumni and an $85 life membership gift to the KU alumni association.
Lawrence summer band classes and concerts planned
A Lawrence high school summer band meeting is set for Wednesday June 3 at 9 in the Liberty Memorial high school auditorium. Eligible students include those in high or junior high last year or entering junior high next year. The high school band will give weekly Friday concerts at 8 in South Park through July and August, with rehearsals beginning Wednesday at 8. Clarence E Sawhill says the concerts repay the city for sending the band to the Cleveland national contest. The Mid Western summer music camp band will also perform on campus Sundays at 3 30 from June 22 to August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Liberty Memorial High School
South Park
Clarence E. Sawhill
Lawrence
Cleveland
University of Kansas
The Princess Comes Across at Dickinson theater
Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray star in The Princess Comes Across aboard a ship where a stowaway criminal and detectives drive the plot through a series of murders and surprises. The program includes a news reel travel picture and a Mickey Mouse short. Community notice urges former members of the Lawrence NAACP branch to attend a June 2 meeting at 8 15 PM at the Ith Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
National Association For the Advancement of 1 Colored People
Zioncheck Hospitalized After Car Collision and Pursuit
Zioncheck, in a curb collision with another vehicle, fled speeding past pedestrians after a stop light. Assistant District Attorney Karl Kindleberger sought an arrest warrant but it was denied. He later appeared at the White House, spoke with an officer, and left. His wife, away for a month, remained missing. Attorney Lucius C. Lamar said she was with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kindleberger
Zioncheck
White House
Lucius C. Q. Lamar
Washington
Benjamin S. Young
Liberty Memorial High Announces Honor Roll List
The Liberty Memorial high school today announced second semester honor roll under principal Neal M. Wherry. About 114 students earned two or more E grades. eight had E's in five subjects, 13 in four and a half, and 11 achieved the top grade in four subjects. Names and E counts follow for each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Neal M. Wherry
Alll
Landon to Make Fourth Commencement Appearance at KU
Governor Alf M. Landon will appear at the University of Kansas commencement next Monday evening, his fourth visit as Kansas chief executive. The event, broadcast on KFKU from 7:30 to 8:30, will include his short address. Since taking office in 1933, Landon has attended KU ceremonies annually. Other Kansas governors prior to him included Davis, Paulen, Reed, and Woodring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Alf M. Landon
William Borah
Kansas
Will G. West
K. A
Walter Haxman
Jonathan Davis
University of Kansas
Landon
Kk. U
KFKU
Ben Paulen
Clyde M. Reed
Woodring
Today’s Baseball in American Association Night Game in Kansas City
Dr Paul reports schedule in the American Association with a night game in Kansas City. No major league games on the slate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Paul
Kansas City
Hollingbery Launches New Chicago Advertising Firm
George P. Hollingbery, ex national and local advertising manager of the Chicago Herald and Examiner, has started a new business representing radio stations in national advertising. Offices in Chicago and New York, first deal with WREN, plans for more broadcasting company contracts. Hollingbery, a KU graduate, is married to Betty Sifers and has three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hollingbery
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Chicago
Lawrence Man
WREN
Hollingbery
New York
University of Kansas
Hollingberg
The
Herald and Examiner
National Advertising Manager
Horace Hollingbery
Betty Sifers
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Bahnmaier 69 of 435 Maine Street were held at Rumsey funeral home with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband Charles Bahnmaier seven daughters two brothers and nine grandchildren. Also noted are death and funeral notices for Mrs. Mildred Lowry Davis and Mrs. Laura Vouge with service details and survivors listed.
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Alice Bahnmaier
Maine Street
Lawrence
Here
Rumsey
Mr. Young
Topeka
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Bahnmaier
Sam Dark
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Lecompton
Everett Mitchell
Lead
Mildred Lowry Davis
Illinois Street
Funk
B. L. Wightman
Bariai
Laura F. Vouge
Kansas City
Ino
Rumsey Funeral Home
Robert A. Hunt
Memorial Park Cemetery
L. J. Herwig
Lansing
J. E. Davis
Benton, Kan
Virgalene Davis
Australia Defeats U S in Zone Davis Cup Play
Australia clinched the American zone Davis Cup series at Germantown Cricket Club by Jack Crawford defeating Wilmer Allison in five sets. Adrian Quist and Crawford had earlier wins, with Crawford and Quist also partnering for a doubles victory over Donald Budge and Gene Mako. Budge had beaten Crawford in a prior singles match. Australia now advances to face the European zone winner in July for a shot at England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
Australia
United States
Germantown Cricket Club
England
Crawford
Allison
Adrian Quist
Quist
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
Budge
Stauffer Talks Lan Dan's Prospects For Republican Noms
Stauffer chairman of the Landon for President committee said Alf M. Landon’s chances for the Republican nomination are very satisfactory. He noted no activity in Illinois and no political conferences during a Chicago stop, citing respect for Col. Frank Knox and friendly relations. Stauffer planned to depart for Cleveland as London HQ would open there soon. Harrison Spangler and Harry O'Donnell also headed to Cleveland with the Western HQ staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oscar
Stauffer
Alf M. Landon
Jauffer
Arkansas City
Kan
London
Illinois
Col
Frank Knox
Cleveland
Hollenden Hotel
Harrison FE. Spangler
Republican National Committee
Harry G. O‘donnell
Youngest Lawrence Grandfather Alleged in Morning Talk
In Lawrence a round corner mountain gathering discussed who is the town’s youngest grandfather. At 46 years old no other grandads were known in Lawrence. Walter Varnum earned grand father status last week when Ralph and Mrs. Varnum of Denver welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Varnum
Lawrence
Round Cornerountain
Varnum
Ralph Varnum
Denver
KU Graduate Arthur A. Greene Dies in Honolulu at 1901 Class
Arthur A. Greene, KU 1901 graduate and longtime newspaper man, died in Honolulu May 9 after months of illness. Son of A. R. Greene, he worked at Toneka Daily Herald, Portland Oregonian, New York Globe, Vancouver World, Seattle Times, San Francisco Examiner, and was Honolulu Star-bulletin city editor from 1919. In 1934 he was named secretary of the interior by President Roosevelt and is survived by his widow. A friend in Honolulu reported his death and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Greene
University of Kansas
Hawaii
Honolulu
A. R. Greene
Kansas
University
Toneka Daily Herald
Portland Oregonian
New York Globe
Vancouver World
Seattle Times
San Francisco Examiner
Honolulu Star-bulletin
Islands
Interior
Roosevelt
Adnah G. Clarke
Greene
Lawrence Man
Barber Robert James Sentenced for Morals Offense and Faces Wife Murder Trial
Los Angeles reports that Robert S. James, a five times married barber, received a sentence of three to 150 years for a morals offense involving his 21 year old niece Lois Wright. He faces trial June 22 on charges he murdered his fifth wife Mary Bush James by poisoning or drowning. Police allege he pressed her foot in a rattlesnake box to poison her, then drowned her if needed. In Missouri, Thomas Scott, 60, shot his brother in law Logan Dehaven and killed himself at the Dehaven home near Amoret, after reportedly showing signs of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert
James
Barber
Lois Wright
Mary Bush James
Butler
Thomas Scott
Logan Dehaven
Scott
Roosevelt addresses 6500 farm women at White House
President Roosevelt told about 6,500 farm women on the White House south grounds that the administration is trying many new things and that if they do not succeed they will seek better substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Tragic Dayton Murder Suicide Leaves Five Dead
Walter Johnson, 48, unemployed, killed his wife Loretta, 41, and four of his seven children in Dayton Ohio this afternoon before taking his own life. In Saskatoon Gerald Sayers, 17, flew a model glider more than two miles, staying aloft for four minutes with an 18 inch wing span. Pawnee County Kansas residents receive 185000 dollars annually from oil land leases as rental income for prospective oil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Walter Johnson
Loretta
Saskatoon
Sask
Gerald Sayers
Pawnee County
Kan
Overbrook Rural High School sees attendance rise this year
A resume compiled by principal J H Culbertson shows a 50 percent attendance increase at Overbrook Rural High School this year over last. Last year 110 students enrolled with only nine dropping out due to residence changes or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook Rural High School
J. H. Culbertson
Ning
Emporia State Teachers College
Orville J. Borchers
Overbrook
Carl Coffman
Don Tutcher
Dorothy Jean Pritchett
Lloyd Barbee
Martha Allbaugh
Norman Banning
Atel Atchison
Topeka
Lawrence, Persinger
Charles Vail
Kansas City
Ralph
Joel Kesler
Pittschurch
J. A. Kesler
Floyd Dodds
Robby
Ben. Vincent
Laurine Long
Ruth Marie Kesler
Parkville
Heberling Memorial Hall
Geraldine Crawford
Bamboozledyke
Opal Land
Ray Engstrom
Boys’ Quartet
Shawnee County
Young Democratic Association
Richland
Georgia Neese Clark
Democratic National
Howard Long
L. M. Long
M. Long
W. E. Long
Aurora
Illinois
Howard N. Twogood
St. Louis
Marjorie Long
Osage City
J. Leslie Long
Eleanor
Mae
Lloyd Coffman
Ma Frances Coffman
Maxine Coffman
Agnes Forth
Sylvia Schuler
Eloise Fishtum
Doris Hefner
Albert Doder
Loren Rundle
Priscilla Club
Local club members and neighbors visit gatherings
Members listed include Mrs. Fred Walker Mrs. Fred Reed Mrs. Fred Hartman Mrs. Homer Wright Mrs. Walter Rundle and Mrs. Allene Fishburn with the Forths. others visit in Topeka Ottawa Lawrence Overbrook and Quenemo. Several families and individuals, such as the Hart and Miller households, are noted in outings and dinners around Topeka and neighboring towns. Eleanor Hart attends Pittsburg summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
Fred Reed
Fred Hartman
Homer Wright
Walter Rundle
Allene Fishburn
Clyde Flory
Marvin Forth Home
Will Pugh
Vivian
John English
Topeka
Leo Maichel
Lawrence
Otho Brentlinger
Ottawa
Georgia Neese Clark
Richland
Overbrook
Alvin Miller
Marilyn
Claudine
C. A. Barnes
Betty Lou Weil
A. M. Hart
G. M. Hart
Sam Marshall
Quenemo Pricey
Mike Fisher
G. C. Clark
Paul Fishburn
Harry Mills
Violet Hesseltine
Ruth Greenwood
Kathleen Connolly
James Sullivan
Clyde Jr
Topeka Thursay
S.W. Owens
Frank Garrett
Clark Kinney
G. A. Meyer
Bobby
Gardner
Colo
Joe Coffman
J. H. Culbertson
Earl Miller
George Maicher
Wayne Bly
Q. E. Erickson
C. H. Miller
Jack Holmes
Eleanor Hart
Pittsburg
Media Ee
Pleasant Grove Social and Church Activities Highlight Weekend News
Pleasant Grove reports visitors from Lawrence and Sibley, illness and recovery notes, local social events including Social Circle gathering, CPA and Ladies Auxiliary open house with a Peace program, and preparations for the German Baptist church conference. Families referenced include Florys Daniels Williams Peterson Heaston Gleason Lassiz Weisle Ulrich and Markley with multiple local visits and trips to Lawrence and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Flory
Lawrence
Robert Elston
Robert
Sibley
Carl Peterson
N. D. Messer
Keith
Lawrence J
Bill Porter
Billy
John Daniels
Jim Ashwell
Bud Stanley
Hallie Peterson
Pleasant Valley
Robert Heaston
Dorothy Gleason
The
Hill Billies
Clyde Lassiz
Chester Weisle
Abe Holcom
Herschell Ulrich
Robert Edgar
Frank Scott
Patsy Dillon
W. Williams
Norwalk
Calif
J. T. Tilburn
Georgie
Williams
Jack Dillon
Kansas City
Elmer Flory
German Baptist Church
Sam Churchbaugh
Charlie Wells
Clarence Tiburn
California
Maria Williams
Robert Markley
Flora Markley
Kansas City Market Wheat Prices Mixed in Early June Trading
Kansas City cash grain report shows wheat prices with mixed shifts on June 1. No. 2 dark hard nom. 56?24100 and No. 3 and No. 2 hard futures appear lower or unchanged, reflecting a quiet start to the month with small declines and stable spot levels as market watchers assess supply demand dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Chicago
USDA
Idaho
U. S
Claseangas City
Commodity and market results from Kansas City and Chicago markets
A dense market wire reports mixed prices across grains, oats, corn, and barley with July and Sept futures noted. It lists livestock and hay values in Kansas City and Chicago, plus government bond closes, reflecting a broad agricultural and financial snapshot from June 1.
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F.C. Allen
Hill
Tweedledee
Tweedledum
Ted Smiley
Clay Center
Arizona
University of Arizona
K. U. Slumna
Robert H. Bradford
el Dorado
K. U. Traditions Fund
Fred Ellsworth
Dickinson
E’s
Faye Anerson
Robert Bullock
Ernest Cowles
Albert Derker
Dorothy Delchert
Rum Murray
Ruth Irene Oatman
Lowell Penny
Pauline Richards
Jean Stouffer
Ruth Wiedemann
Billy Hunzicker
E's
Miriam Adele
Ck Beamer
Jean Dooley
Mildred Vine
Henry Holtzclaw
Dale Kephart
Edward Moorman
Helen Turner
David Whitney
Hosward Bozeman
Danny Brune
Lavon’ Brown
Nadine Briece
Roberta Brewer
Junior Hand
Joe Kell
Pat Maloney
Eileen Martin
Ruth Mason
Betty Ruth Mitchell
Eleanor Nelson
Voris Rice
Mary Louise Spray
Helen Wade
Richard Wilson
Howard Woodward
Georgia Mae Landrith
Jack Stehenson
Betty Jean Abels
Ralph Allen
Jim Brown
David Croom
Barbara Edmonds
Robert Hird
Robert Hunt
Dorothy Mae Nuffer
Samsou Smart
Donald Wetzel
Erna Carl
Flora Roberts
Thelma Fishburn
Joe van Sickle
Ruth Alvord
Juaniila Russil
Ruth Burdorff
Ruth Barrett
Doris Button
Olga Carl
Justice Carman
Betty Dreher
Leonora Hight
Marjorie Fox
Mazel Frazier
la Veda Hills
Doris Holcom
Margaret Hyde
George P. Hollingberry
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Mildred Lowry
Davis
Laura E. Dodge
Marion Snowden Roaplgnoss
Louis F. Read, Jr
Jeracy City
Associated Presa
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
R-Mass
John D. M. Hamilton
Associated Press
Arthur Greene
Robert S. James
Pleasant Grove
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Government Bonds
LC. S
Treasury
Treasury Sa
Kansas Electric Power
Kansas Power and Light
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Kansas Municipal
Estes
Pay
Ynee
Maia
Loan Assn
Eee
Ately
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