Floral Service Highlights At Woodward Park Event
Floral displays from the garden drew many members of the community to the service held in the park. Dr Harry Gordon of Methodist church led prayers and spoke on beauty and morality, with music by the Methodist church quartet and soloists. About 150 attended, lingering to admire the decorations afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower.Club
Woodward
H.' H.'Lane
G. F. Brown
Harry= Gordon
Methodist-church
Charles A.puis
Tiberan
Jyme
Meta Murphy
Rgan
Methodist Church
San
Babylon
Dann
Rose of Sharon
Dunn
Raymond 'Elliott
Richard
America
Gordon
Evangelist Boothby Declares Peace Efforts Futile
Evangelist Robert L. Boothby told a gathering at 1760 Massachusetts Street that all attempts for permanent peace will fail. He argued Europe will collapse and the everlasting Kingdom of God will be established, citing Daniel and prophecies about the league of nations and modern pacts. He warned that no political mechanism can unite Europe and predicted the coming of Christ as the next great event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Robert L. Boothby
Cnnivas’ Tabernacle
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Boothby
Daniel
Briand-Kellogg
Evangelist
Christ
Evangelist Boothby
Rob Theater Bandits Hit Uptown Kansas City
AP reports two robbers struck the Uptown theater lobby in Kansas City stealing 96 dollars from 11 year old Fay Kelley and a larger take of 2300 dollars from the theater. One robber aimed a $1 bill and paper sack at the sack, the other kept lookout as the girl filled the bags with silver dollars before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fay Kelley
Uptown
Ffice
Mexican Senate Expels Four Members Amid Rebellion Support
Mexico City June 4 AP The Mexican Senate expelled four members for backing the recent rebellion. Names listed include Alejo Bay of San Nicolas Perez and Bejar of Co, Solorzano Bejar, Jose Mario Valenzuela, and others. The expulsions followed a political clash as deputies faced upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ian
Senate
Aléjo Bay
San Nicolas Perez
Chihuahua
Echatng
Exhibition of design work by University students opens
An exhibit in the Administration building displays jewelry pottery textiles linen and bookbinding from the design department. A major feature is a joint project by design and architecture seniors showing a model and plans for a zoological garden pavilion. Seniors and undergraduates' works span textiles batik painting and sculpture with pieces shown in rooms 310 312 314 316 and 320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Department of Design
Miss Rose
Mary Ketcham
Department of Design
Department ‘of Design
School of Architecture
Margaret Craver
Susanne Robert
Murray
Marshall
Hagr
Norma ‘Walker
Wals
New York City
Batik. Co
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
John Cushing
Des
Suzanne Robertson
Veda Murray
Lucille’ Almgren
Verca Howard
Bernard Frazier
Edward Meisner
School of’ Architecture
Custom Guard May Have Written Letter in Morrow Case
Boston AP reports a mystery around threatening letters to prominent figures appears linked to George E. Long a customs guard. The latest demand for 50000 was sent to Dwight W. Morrow threatening violence to his daughter Constance. Long, under scrutiny for past letters, denied writing them though inspectors say a similar letter type appeared in old cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George E. Long
Dwight’ W. Morrow
Constance
Charles’ al Lind‘Long
Headquar
Ters
Spectors
Long
Ted
Washingham
Iss
Morrow
Milton Acadere
Shelis
iPrederick
Frances
Steith
Lar
German debt of the protocol and Allied proposals
The text outlines German debt terms under the protocol, noting 1.29 billion marks in annuities and present value estimates. Allies proposed 37 annuities totaling billions in marks, with varying present values. Germany rejected high offers and countered with 1.65 billion marks over 37 years. Premier Poincaré aims to ratify debt agreements by decree, pending full chamber explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Legion Auxiliary Opens Ninth Department Convention
The ninth annual convention of the American Legion Auxiliary opened in June with around 250 registrants. Mrs Wycoff led the opening session, with Cambernational vice president ry Woodring and Dr Grace among the speakers. Membership drive for the building fund was postponed to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of’ the American
Une Dees
Wycoff
Ry Woodring
American’ Legion
Hago T T. Well
Dr. Grace
Recital Night At University School Of Fine Arts Audiences Enjoy
A large audience attended the first of two advanced student recitals in the University School of Fine Arts Auditorium. The varied program featured piano, voice, violin, organ, and a vocal solo from Samson and Delilah with enthusiastic applause for the young artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School of Fine Arts
Schumann
Senate
Katherine Kaull
Moskowski
Dorothy Attwood
Chopin
Florence Webster
Saint-Saens
Mary Jennies
Bo’elock
Liszt
Wagner
Debussy
Bach
Veidi Brahms
Mendelssohn
Fytt
Mmm
Bach Ric
Fi Jends
Mai Vistin
Rain Forecast Delays Wheat Harvest In Kansas
Topeka reports continued unfavorable weather for crop growth in Kansas with a forecast of more rain. Eastern Kansas may see light showers tonight as federal meteorologists expect cooler temperatures around 55 to 84 degrees. Rivers remain high after recent heavy rainfall and crests near bankful levels are noted on the Kaw at Topeka, Neosho at Oswego, and nearby tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Wesern
DJ Flora
Toight
Kaw
Mentor
Oswego
Thankful
Que“nemo
Marias’ Des Cygnes
Deaths and funerals brief notices and local items
Deaths include George Edward Fetty aged 3 of 1121 New Jersey street died at a local hospital. Funeral plans for Miss Lois Cook 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Cook of 1109 New Hampshire street, fatally injured in a south Ottawa auto crash will be at Schubert Funeral Home at 2 pm Thursday. Burial in Memorial Park. Also a longevity note from a Douglas County family notes thirteen children with twelve living. father 89, mother 79, applicant 54, youngest survivor. Lindbergh yacht Maton rumored to be passing after honeymoon anchoring at Woods Hole. Kaw Naley Poultry Association to meet Thursday at 8 pm at Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Fetty
Georgie Edward Fetty
New Jersey
Street
Lois Cook
C. L. Cook
New Hampshire Street
Ottawa
Schubert
Harry Gordon
Memorial Park Cemetery
Douglas County
Kwantung Troops Turn Tables in China Fight
AP dispatch reports rapid turn in fighting as Kwangsi forces reverse gains against Kwangtung troops. Wuchow, Amoy and Changchow area battles unfold with Kwangsi aiding Kwangsi supporters, pushing Kwangtung troops toward Fukien coast. Conflict raises fears of communist expansion in south Fukien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Kwangtung
Wuchow
Kwangsi
Amoy
Eden
Changchow
Here
Swatow
Fukiens
South Fukien
Graf Zeppelin to Fly to United States June 20
AP dispatches report diverse brief items from Europe to Washington. The Graf Zeppelin’s nest flight to the United States is slated for June 20 weather permitting. King George at Windsor Castle reports a good night. Government notes a brain hemorrhage in Bucharest. President Hoover receives King George’s birthday greetings by cable. In Chanute Walter Knetzer dies after armoring machine accident. In Dorado oil tanks and barrels burn on the Empire lease. The Senate marks the tenth anniversary of Women’s Suffrage. Harold Blackshire, a leading stockman, shoots himself at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Nest
United States
London
Windsor Castle
George
Henry Mariyn
I Cat
Bucharest
Bunjafia
Marion Crisstea Monkbey
Council of Regency
Michael
Tate
Washington
Hoover
Chanute
Kan
Walter Knetzer
Knetzer
Dorado
Cranston
Empire "Oil and Refining Company
Haverhil
Butler County
Senate
National Woman's Party
Cottonwood Walls
Jane
Harold M. Blackshire
Oberst Hearing Opens in Dorado Kans For Family Slayings
At the Butler county preliminary hearing Owen Oberst faced six dismissed counts and one active charge for murdering his father William Oberst in April 1928. The state may try the other murders if the first charge fails. Gwen Oberst previously pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was ordered retried when he had no counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorado
Kans
Owen Oberst
Butler County
Tan
Ais
Oberst
Here
Gwen
State Supreme Court
Cas
John Foster
S ¥ Louis
Editor Joins Engraving Firm From KU
John Foster former editor of the 1928 Jayhawker and head of the 1929 student directory leaves for St Louis around June 15 to become manager of the college annual department at Harrison Engravers of St. Louis Missouri. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Foster and will depart after graduation. Foster is a Phi Delta Theta and Owl society member. A Show Boat film opened at Bowersock theater with Laura La Plante and Joseph Schildkraut in lead roles and praised by audiences. Verna McConnell of Wichita was killed and G E Stafford of Wichita fatally injured when a Missouri Pacific freight train struck their truck near Miller Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
University of Kansas
Harrison ‘Ci
Engravers
St. Louis
Foster
George ©. Foster
Phi, Delta Theta Aic
The
Owl Society
Edna Ferber
Bowersock Theater
Laura la
Plante
Joseph Schildkraut
Mississippi
Burlingame
Kans
McConnell
Wich
G.E. Stafford
Wichita
Missouri Pacific
Miller
Captains Creek Social Notes Reach Several Families
Mrs Cartie McHinzie and her daughter with Mrs Maggie Blacke and nephew visited Saturday afternoon. Mrs Harry Ambler’s group joined in. Mrs Jesse Frazier traveled to Gardney to care for her mother, who died en route. Mrs Epverson’s mother fell ill and died before arrival. Roy Moore stayed in Lawrence with his sister Mrs Alvin Hanerty and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Normar and George Brooks visited the Hen- house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartie McHinzie
Maggie Blackewma
Harry, Ambler
Jesse Frazier
Gardney
Oorn
Enperson
Epverson
Roy Moore
Lawrence
Alvin Hanerty
Harry Normar
George Brooks
Prairie Center social notes recount visits and events
Johnson county residents share a busy stretch of visits and meals. Families from Welcome, Eudora, Lawrence, and Paola attended dinners, showers, and a church gathering at Prairie Center Friends church. Elizabeth Osbourne had tonsil surgery in Lawrence.
Local Club Activities and Visits Recap
Barker lodges meetings at Schoolhouse Friday evening and a lecture by Dr. Watts with a luncheon. Members and guests include Dr. and Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Right, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Reynolds of Lecompton, Miss Watt, and Mrs. Ransdell. Helen Harshberger returns from Emporia. Blanche Shelly visiting Missouri. families in Topeka and Perry area attend gatherings and card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker C. P. A
Ay's
Basilie Ransdell
Ergporia
Helen Karshberger
J. B. Wiggins
Adrinson Rose
Siler
S. M. Gentry
Seigel Ladies’ Aid
Meg Lugille- Sander
J.H. Mitchell
Liam Mitchell
Minerviian Club
Misa
Anna
Mitchell
J. F. Watts
J. H. Mitchell
A. G Mitchell
Anold Ransdell
Giri
Barr Gori
A. CG
William Exi
P.J. Peterson
Herbert Reynolds
Lecompton
Edith ‘Humphrey
Minneapolis
Seizel Rose
H. Olson
jJennee’ Watt
Ambrose Bigsby
Arnold Ransdell
Helen Harshberger
Emporia
Blanche Shelly
Missouri
Milixed Gentry
Biz
S. M. Gen
Roy Orr
John Lewis
George ‘Lewis
Noah Hetrick
Frank Miller
Perryn
Global social conscience and call to righteousness
The passage reflects on universal human duties amid global interconnection. It urges individuals to act for good, resist evil, and rebuke wrongdoing, citing spiritual influence from Jesus Christ and the duty of neighbors to confront sin through word and example. It emphasizes personal responsibility within a connected world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Rbamlg
Jesu Christ
Ain
Hla
Phillips Brooks
Wren Tuesday Evening Programs Feature Trio and More
Local Wren venue lists a Tuesday program from 6:00 to 9:00 PM with acts including McGrew Trio Uchelin and the Williams Syncopators. The schedule notes weather, livestock, grain markets, and an annual banquet for Ratio Manufacturers Association featuring Werrenrath Schumann, Happines' Boys, Gladys Rice, Bly Janes, and Ernie Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdenny Wren Cooking School
Jenos Wren
Jully Wren Juniors
Yeast Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
KFKU
Drug Inspector Checks City Stores for Licensed Drugs
C. 5. Geist, state drug inspector, is in Lawrence inspecting local drug stores and pharmacists for licenses and compliance. He targets drug peddlers and canvassers lacking licenses and notes several citations for traffic and speeding charges in police court. Richard Weinberger and William Jacobstein face court tomorrow for jay and reckless driving and riding on a running board. Otet Haig 1111 Westley al street was cited for speeding forty mph on Elm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geist
G. S. Geist
Lawrence
Richard Weinberger
Jay
Massachusetts
William Jacobstein
Ap 3
Pear
James Messer
Otert Haig
Westleyal Street
James Ad
George Price
Police tag thirty eight cars for time limit violations
Louis Rocklund of Lawrence police tagged 38 cars for time limit violations yesterday. A busy police court session is expected tomorrow morning if all owners report to pay their fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rocklund
Lawrences
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Willie Mae Prater
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the death of Mrs. Willie Mae Prater and for the floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Ollin Sanford and family of Popular Bluff and Mrs. Pearl Dixon and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Prater
Ollin Sanford
Popular Bluff
Pearl Dixon
Taio and Blain Lacy Guests for Grubb Family Reunion
Mrs. Clarence F Grubb and two children Jack and Tick of Taio Oklahoma visit for commencement with Mrs Fe Lester and Mr A F Rozelle and family of Glencoe Oklahoma. Mrs Zoe Glass Kandaby Haven California arrived to visit at the Doering home mother of Mrs Rozelle and Glasamite. The party drove by motor car along highway 54 four days despite storms. They reached Wichita Sunday evening after wind subsided. Additional relatives to arrive for the family reunion during commencement at the Dogging home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Grubb
Jack
Tick
Taio
Okla
Grubb
Orp
Hl” Blain’ Lacy
Tulsa
Fe P
Haven
Carriton
la Doering
Rozelle
Altho
Wichita
Sargon treatment ends long health battle for renewed energy
The speaker credits a Sargon treatment with ending twenty years of rheumatism and restoring vitality after other therapies failed. She notes she and her husband have eleven children, reflecting a personal health victory and family context.
Golden wedding couple credits Sargon remedy
Mrs John Phillips of Kansas City recalls severe rheumatic pain and nervous debility before using Sargon and Sargon Shield Mass Pills. She reports full recovery, restored energy, normal circulation, improved sleep, and renewed vitality, noting her husband also benefited and praising the treatment. Ad states availability at Round Corner Drug Company in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sly
Cheumatiam
Sargon
John Phillips
College Ave
Kansas City
United Christian Church
Lawrence At
Round Corner Drug Company
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second Tee Bandits
Merican
Wour
George E. Longton
Valen Barbers
Trax
Store
Leion Auxiliary
Owens
Topeka i
Luevle
Thomas
Virgintia Derige
Brahms
Martin
Tsolden
Evelyn
Swarthout
Amarilti
Elsie
Arbuthnot
Dorothy Enlow
Bonjour
Suzent . Thome
Verl Bratton
Toccnta
Enon Saint-Saens
Janet Coulson
Mendelssolm
Helen Stockwell
Scherza
Marian
Woods Hole
Aps Rae
Maton
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harbon
Poultry ‘Association
Kaw Naley Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Kwantung
Wire News
Captains Creek
Ry. Daviness
Chinney
Johnson County
Louise
Gorton
Jean
Mrsand
Martin Flarery
Athe
Charles Reed
Charles Moore
Bert Harbour
Clara
Mae
Donne ‘Elcome
Rs Harry Ambler
Eorge
William Seiwald
Alys
Earl Ott
Bellview
Albert Miller
Lloyd Miller
Howard Miller
Glenn
Bobby
John Denham
Don Whitaker
Elizabeth
Lane
Walter Osborne
Robert Osborne
Glathe
D. T.sborné
Prairie Center
Thewin
Rhiny Richtermeier
Henry Caviness
Milo-Vataw
Henry Prite
John ‘White
Sam Neis
Gideon, Neis
Ruth
Robert
Weaver
Myce
Barry Ambler
Geored
Clara Mae
Donna Jean
Welcome
Harry Caviness
Howard
Johe Manness
Elora
the Prairie
Center Methodist Ladies Aid
William Edelbrock
Billy
Bob
Lila Jean
Eudora
Harry Ambler
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
WREN
Dr. Gowdy
Dr.Gowdy
Round Corner Ae
Gowdy Medical Company
U. S
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