Long Graduation Parade at Mount Oread Crowns Kansas State
The 1835 graduates in caps and gowns moved in two long columns into Memorial Stadium amid sunset light. Minister James H. Busler offered the invocation as degrees were conferred for participants from Kansas communities and several other states. Douglas county residents listed among the degree recipients include many named individuals across multiple fields and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
Aux
Kansa
Douglas County
wishtv—Hasen
Kansas Vale
Gillisa Perez
Mara
John Paterson
Racheles
Evélyn Wiser Amos
Frances
Franklin Barrow
Jpmer Arjas Ates
Opal Trene -Bell
Iriea Friedr
Dan Senterdove
Hrien Tendorags
Reba
Gritmzel Griffi Marsa
Alice Ghetatru
Alem Hate
Mary Sell Hinbart Hebiaier
Mary Trene Getter
Rutte Rettey
Esther Dann Jones
Erdera
Mae Woeler
Shi Nei Ett
Katherine Biber
Struntee Bryan
Lindi Xarer
Martetta Sexman
Sheares
Truman Eho
Stoll
Rav Chompeen
Meelorie Y Thompsen
Winona
Tl van Meens
Came Bedt Ivathor
Laveren
Revine
Selkirk Waitigide Walter
Seephine
B. Forerr
Francia Teter
Botsford
Posens
Orig
Flizabeth Siimesen
Orwin
Ivert Waderson
Iken
Gradi Harty OC
Willian
Ronwid
Th. Hollman
Bailey Birkpend
Lewis W.rings
James Faro
Cotlere
Elfer
Leland Ray McFarland
Acheine
Witting Rucker
Wetiward
Mile Jared Laverne
Mefertyt Claregre C. i Tiida Beth Inpean
Cornin
Tiverto Waterse
Kj Nas
Ester Merle Suter
Southwestern College
Engelbrekt
Bethany College
Naned Mars Elvira
Okr College
Lanie
Paulén
Topeka Topeks
Kan
Paulen
J. W. Paulen
Ed Ito
Feedonia
Herusband
Manhattan meeting of 300 teachers
Manhattan Kansas hosts a three day conference beginning Wednesday for about 300 vocational agriculture and home making teachers. Speakers include United States Senator Arthur Capper of Topeka Br Harry Kitson professor at Columbia University and Lester B Pollomate state club leader M H Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kans
United States
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Harry Kitson
Columbia University
Lester B. Pollomct
M. H. Coe
Two Fine Concerts By University Musical Groups
The University band directed by J C McCanles and the University Women’s Glee Club under Miss Agnes Husband drew their best attendance of the year for commencement concerts. The band played outside Fowler shops at 3 pm and the Glee Club performed at Robinson Gym at 4 pm with praised tone color and solo numbers by Mildred Beck Virginia Arnolf Pearl Anderson Genevieve Lee Laura Rankin Lyndall Natter Frances Robinson and others accompaniment by Florence Rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Band
J.C. McCanles
University Women's Glee Club
Agnes Husband
Fowler Shops
Robinson Rymnasium
Virginia Arnolf
Pearl Anderson
Sonrang
Fla Rear
Genevieve Lee
Alta
Mary Young
Lordine Garda
Frances Robinson
Hazel Hayes
Louise Florea
Laura Rankin
Lyndall Natter
Glee Club
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Deaths are reported for John M Getter aged 1 years who died at the home of his son Ly C Getter 2121 Tennessee Street services held at the home at 4 o'clock this afternoon the Rev GA Puls officiating body to be sent to New Albany Ohio for burial Mrs Epil McDonald funeral services held yesterday in Kansas City for heart trouble death on Friday born 58 years ago in Eudora one daughter Dreese of Kansas City Kansas Hartiz of Lawrences noted as relative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Getter
Epil McDong
Kansas City
B. J. McDonald
Inbunbers
Salem Evancelital Church
Walter Neis
Mies Frances Strobel
Clement
Zilvie
Trin
Topeka
Delbert Fuller
CG. L. Fuller
Wil Chester
Will Laughlin
St. Marks College
St. Marys
Matt Gros
Guslora
Kansas City Blues
Kansas City Blues Migg Minneavolk. Harry McCabria,, Carl Neis, Fred, Ziesenis
Witliam Filmmeriphan
Wuarn
Claude Smith
Ed. Smith
Joliet
Santa Lo. Ie
Matie Moll
Kansas
City
Fred Moll
Meg
William Mertz
George Jennings
Wichita
Fred Zillner
John Zillner
Jim Crockert
Mary O’conner
Argentine
Joe Zillner
Hilda Zillner
Lawrence
H. A. Gorden
Kans
Havisas
Methodist Church
Captain's Creek Methodist Church
Margaret. Zillner
M My
Joe Zilyer
Laverence
Weing
Dorothy Lentz
Kanosha
Ker Aut
Max Rosenau
Olathe
Kansan
Kenosha Hospital
Kenosha
Wes Miedrich
Curtis
Mildred Forsythe
Prairie Center
Hi Bry | Rausch
Methodist
Mys
Jobo
Patterson
Jdia
Tatterson
Fred Mall
Ray Wright
Jehn Manners
Marie Moll
J. F. Lorimer
Ada
B. Johnson
Kansas University
Sore
Z. J. Hoffman
Emma Maul
Fred Molt
Mall
Homewood
Marley
John Patterson
BR. F. Gabriel
Monvening
E. E.hollar
Saam
Mary Burchett
Walter Beck
Tariy Hagenbusch
John Sommers
Tiay
Hegin
Fay
Adolph Hall
Myheo Mauex
Alys
Hauck
Hall
Blackwell
Okls
Carlinville
Gilberts 176 Tops 36-Hole Open Qualifying Test
Gilbert shoots a 176 in the 36-hole qualifying for the National Open at Kansas City to represent his district. Wilbur Gilbert, pro at Lawrence Country Club, leads as Joe Mathews and Waldo Crowder also post strong rounds in Dallas and Shreveport events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gilbert
Lawrence Country Club
Kansas City
Marimount
Joe Mathews
Kon Hills
representa_tive
Paton
Waldo Crowder
Shreveport
Dallas
Three NCOs Re-enlisted After Drill Evening
Captain A A Gisk of Company M re-enlisted three non commissioned officers Les Shannon and Carels George Davis and Owen Edgar after drill last night. Following the drill the company enjoyed ice cream from the Fritzel company and coffee supplied by Georges lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gisk
Company
Mjtr
Tharb
Les Shannon
Carels
George Davis
Owen Edgar
Fritzel Company
George
High School Music Contest Yields Top Mark for Local Entrant
Miss Helan Pendleton led the high school music event this year with the highest mark among contestants. Evelyn Swarthout, entered in the ear training contest recently at the Emporia music contests, also scored top marks, while Lawrence did not receive honors due to contest rules requiring three participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helan Pendleton
Evelyn Swarthout
Emporia
Lawrence
Cits
Tendleton
Richards elected president of Emporia Teachers College Alumni
Mary Richards, superintendent of erington city schools, was chosen president of the Alumni Association of Emporia Teachers College for the coming year. She succeeds O. Scotty, former superintendent of Peabody Schools, in this leadership role. Roy Lane, Hornets fullback and state champions, has begun duties as assistant director of physical education and playground work in Tulsa for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kans
Maryn Richards
Erington City Schools
Habe
Tulsa
Berlin Welcomes American Fliers at Parade
Crowds cheered as aviation pioneers Charles Lindbergh era figure and volunteers welcomed the American airmen. Chamberlin and Levine rode a decorated aircraft carrier vehicle amid a sea of cheers while floral tributes lined the platform. A wreath from former Gershan hay fliers now serving Lufthansa marked the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Levine
Columbia
Gershan Hay
Lufthansa Lines
Kottbus Honors Air Pioneers Chamberlin Levine
In Kottbus Germany Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine were named honorary citizens after a ceremony at the Rathaus attended by about 5900 residents. They wore flying attire as the Star Spangled Banner played and officials presented salvers. The pair said they may fly to Berlin next, pending plans, with Bellanca asking Chamberlin to fly there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kottbus
Germany
America
Clarence’ Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Roosevelt Field
Rottbus
Rathaus
Chamberlin
Levine
Kkottbus
Kreutz
Bungberg
Star Spangled Banner.” Dewitt C. Poole
Berlin
Behal
Brandenburg
Vienna
Rome
Totes
Giuseppe Bellanca
Paris
Mother in Berlin Flight Call Sparks Plans to Visit
Mrs. E. C. Chamberlin spoke by telephone from Berlin to her son Clarence Chamberlin, the trans Atlantic flyer, via London. She expressed willingness to travel to Europe to see him, and said she and her husband watched his flight with confidence. A separate report notes Bellanca organizing a company to build multi motor planes carrying forty passengers to Europe, with backing secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teavigen
Town
E. C. Chamberlin
Clarence
Berlin
United States
England
Holliand
Germany
Chamberlin
Constantine Brown
London
Omaha World-Herald
Lee
Brew
New York
Atlantic
New
Flood waters to linger in Louisiana basins into July
Flood waters on the Mississippi continue to overflow the Tensas and Atchafalaya basins in Louisiana. Officials warn the lower areas will not clear by end of July. Weather service issues special flood bulletins predicting rises in the upper Tensas near Cabin Teele and Winter Quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Louisiana
Tele Oricans
Missippi
Tensas
Atchafalaya
Weather Bureau
Cabin Teele
Winter Quarters
Caavasses
Mississippi River
Flood relief fund grows in Douglas county totals
Douglas county flood relief contributions rose to 2880.06 today and follow up figures show totals since the last report. Included are donors such as Mrs A HW Womac and Niola J Anderson with several thousand dollars in combined gifts reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Red Grass
Fello
A. HW
Womac
Polacca
Arizona
Niola J. Anderson
Personal notices of faculty and visitors at university
Long list of personal notices details Dr. Neal P. Keyes arrival at Columbia University and summer teaching plans, faculty travel to Grand Junction and Chicago, family visits to Cartizone New Mexico and Oklahoma, and other residents visiting relatives or attending commencements. Includes entries on Memorial Hospital operation, registrar Miss Jessie Machir, and various professors traveling or researching, with mentions of Lake City and Chicago-based figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal P. Keyes
Calumbia University
Kexas
School of Education
Att May
Ivan A. Benson
Jyesterda
Ddhn R. Dyer
University
Grand Junction
Colo
Maude Longfellow
Mary
Cartizore
N. M
Charles Joice
A. W. Steinbring
Lela Joie
New Mexico
Longfellow
R. E. Beteiler
Barbara Ann
Placi Aes
Placi Aes Mira, W. C
Emg
Warren Woody
Kansas
CIA
Kan
J. H. Rankin
Misp Marnie Weitmar
Clay Centtex
Rankin
Floynt Rankin
Goldwin Goldsmith
Memorial Hospital
May Churehill Sloan
San Bernardino
S.J. Churchil
MB McCreight
Oskaloora
Elin. Engle
Glarence S.hall
Kansas City
Niegel
Jessie Machir
State Agricultural College
MacHattan
Elizabeth
Alberta Corbin
Prat
Domenico Gagliardo
Oswego County
Chicara
Gagliardoa
University of
Eudora School Banquet and Community Notes
Eudora hosts a Saturday afternoon gathering with awards for students including Ralph Snyder who earned second high average of 957. A wide list of local students, families, and visitors attend the banquet at a church community room, with speeches, class histories, and alumnae initiations. Local clubs, church events, and social visits across Lawrence, Topeka, Kenosha, and Kansas City are noted, along with upcoming basket dinners and community outreach at Methodist and Salem churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Cyad- Douglas
W Vate & Or
Haw “Yee
Brad
Eudora
Lily Zier
Ralph Sugeler
Arter Ky Dubn Grist
Yel
Geneview Brown
Ory
Lauretta Delstenber
Om Everley
Pwor
Ma Leslie Johnson
Wilfred Eiele
Nadine Russell
Kathryn James
Niver Brows
Arocali Mertz
Juhi Musick
Ralph Snyder
Meriva Marionisele
Main P
Udoita
Wil Mertz
Mise Anceligh Sommers
Bert. Breton
Fred Schlegel
Am Qnter
Ed Tannet
Clarence Otty
Aterhodise
Watherine Gabrini
Verma Bohnsack
Welcane
Feit Siarr
ONSC
Tech
Waldo Durr
Lawrence
Gladys Jones
R. 5
Thelma Peay
Fonaugh
Banqnet
Miss Goldadeck
Nealty the
Iftieda Sehlegels
Lily Dorothy Davenport
Renn
Gindys Dines
Dorothy Imave Pholma Dea Galo Breithaupt
Arna Zi
Migses al- Herta
Lucille Gabriel
Paul Hausman
Eshwin Abels
Gladys
Charles Dares
Marguerite Sembest
Elizabeth Schlegel
Dorothy Hatterty
Arno
Zieseniss
Budora
Mond Dissinger
Pearl
Bartz
Hide
Dorothy Lentz
Jessie Glare Marley
Lester Reber
Mr. Reber
Martin Abels
Martha
Jane Louise
Fred Molt Paturay
Decoration Day Service Bridge Dover Methodist Church
Decoration day observances at the Dover Methodist Church began at 10 30 with roses and flags in the decor. Rev J W Reed led invoca tion and delivered a near ha line address while local veterans and speakers shared experiences from the Civil War and World War I. The program included readings by Patricia Gibbons and James White a duet by Mrs Julia Martin and Curtis Schon ss and a Vicksburg battle letter excerpt read by Mrs Gr Glenn. Continuous march music closed the service with bugle calls by W R Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCarty
Oklahoma
Vas
H. A. Davidson
George Young
Topeka
America
J. W. Reed
Patricia Gibbons
James White
Ben Wise
Clarence Smith
Veca
Julia Martin
Curtis Schonss
I. W. Reed
Prison At Leaventist
Emily Reynolts
Benediction
Revno F. W. Isertshiiger
Mr. Crouse
Joseph Stauffer
Warrenton
Missis
Glenn
Crescent City
Vicksbury
W. RB. Stauffer
Mir. Stauffer
Community notes from Topeka area funeral and events
The article recalls a funeral procession to the cemetery led by dignitaries, graves decorated by girls, and a prayer by Rev. Reed with taps by buglers. It mentions Miss Helen Carlson visiting, parking near capacity, Rev. Bertschinger preaching in Baldwin, and upcoming Children’s Day services. Local families, carding hogs to Kansas City, and residents moving to Topeka are noted amid community happenings and school events with Red Rambler roses in decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone
Reed
Crouse
Helen Carlson
Toneka
Lizzie Carlson
F. W. Bertschinger
Lecompton
Compton
Itey
Stotts
Baldwin In
Baker University
Frank Clark
Louise
Janie
North Topeka
Pak
Starr Glenn
Kansas City
Sfonday
Bert Baughman
Albert
Topeka
United Brethren Chilred
Lindbergh
Sin
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Black Hills
Sity
Ko U. Women’s Glee Club
Gilbert
K- U
Leo Shanon
Chamberlin and Levine
Budapest
Ihujgary
IADP
Andreas ‘Kurdi
Coolidge
Pierre
Washington
Conlidee
Shouth Dakota
Stummer
Hammond
Charles Hughes
Camden
Goat Hill
Watts
Chicago
Dy. Watts
Renvore
Larremoré
Larremore
Ceture
G. Rossiter Cole
Hall R. Smith
Lyndon
Agnes Ikinson
A. R. Colman
Suiday
Thomas A. Lar
Michigan
St. Denis’ Abbey
Henry Lil
IV_vand
Louis XVI
Xvi
Beach Blazer
Broadview Inn
Jess Willard
West
Fort-to-Fort
Myers & Son
Schubert
Funeral Home
Ward
16Th
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind Street
Theta
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence Yeople
Law Safe
William Docking
Vm, Hoover
Cradcart Wem
Pres AF McClanahan
Re. Whipple
Vica Pras & Cash
Lawrence, Kansas
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