Special Exhibits at Spooner Thayer Museum Draw Visitors
Returning Lawrence alumnus visits the University of Kansas during commencement to explore the Spooner Thayer museum. Special displays curated by Minnie Moodie feature etchings by F. C. Marvin, Chinese paintings, Eastwood dunes, and portraits of Chancellor Lindley and Shirley Tholen, with a varied array of textiles, glass, and regional art objects from the Thayer collection.
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K. U
Spooner- Thayer Museum
Minnie S. Moodie
F. C. Marvin
School of Engineering
Kaw
Santa Fe
Wilder Brothers Shirt
Michigan
Cape Cod
Rhode Island
Sketch Club
Marvin
George M. March
Margaret L. Barber
Williamsburg
MD Co
Duke University
E. H. Lindley
F. B
Davis
Bernard Frazier
Lindley
Albert Clark
Shirley Tholen
Leavenworth
Raymond Eastwood
W. A. Griffith
Houghton Sith
John R. Frazier
J. M. Kellogg
Mound Dread
Kaw River
Old North College
Eastwood Dunes
Wallace Lee
Siam
Geological Survey
Margaret Barber
L. D. Havenhill
Rosemary ‘Ketcham
Thayer
Anne Wilder
Elizabeth Holmes
Alice Peabody Sears
Christ
Thomas A. Rouse
Edwin Price
Alms and Doenke’s
Cincinnati
Germany
Elizabeth of
Lutz
Harriet Greisinger Brown
Mint Condition Hold Everything Items Missing Stamps
Auction notes indicate mint condition Hold Everything items, mostly complete with about 24 stamps missing. Several stamps priced at around $1000 each, highlighting high value for collectors.
Sixteen Mennonites Bound for Colorado Camp
Sixteen McPherson county conscientious objectors left by train from McPherson Kansas for Colorado Springs to serve a year in a work camp rather than in military training. Albert Gaeddert of Moundridge Kansas heads the camp which will house 125 Mennonites from Kansas Berlin June 5. The event was marked by a crowd singing church songs as the group departed.
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Meherson County
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Albert Gaeddert
Moundridge
Kansas
Berlin
Stefanie Viel
Josef Boucek
Ford
America
Flood Crest at Erie as Neosho River Rises Along Channel
The Neosho River crest reached Erie near Chanute with levee breaks causing 800 acres to flood. At Erie the river stood 26 feet 10 inches and rose. upstream Chanute saw 26 feet 2 inches then fell. Iola dropped below flood stage to 17.75 feet. Crops in flooded areas were lost though wheat and alfalfa fields nearby survived. A bridge railing was damaged by a floating tree but traffic continued.
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Neosho River
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Neosho
Iola
Humboldt
Neosho Falls
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Oklahoma
Ratner Urges Consideration Of Farm Laborer Deferments
Topeka June 5 Gov Payne Ratner asks Kansas draft boards to give serious consideration to deferment requests from farm laborers. He directed Adjutant General Milton R McLean to warn boards as western areas fear wheat harvest labor shortages.
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Topeka
Payne Ratner
Kansas
Milton R McLean
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