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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1929

Page

2

University commencement week notes and student recitals

Senior artists conclude spring recital season with eleven seniors showcasing voice piano and organ in a college auditorium program. The women’s glee club and University organist join for a joint recital tomorrow at 3 30 pm, followed by an outdoor band concert at 2 30 pm and a noon Union dinner. Dr Clarence Cook Little will deliver the commencement address Monday at 7 30 pm in the stadium, with the academic procession at 7 pm.

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Trotzky seeks British visa for medical travel and exile

The exiled Russian leader Leon Trot sky petitioned Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald for a British visa citing urgent medical treatment and the desire to survey publication of his autobiography. His son delivered a letter from Trotzky requesting entry, amid Britain’s new Labour government.

Leon Troteky Army MacDonald Great Britain England Trotzky Peru Cratzky Russia Constantinople Germany Berlin Baldwin ‘Conser Labor

Banks Pay Dividends to Depositors of Failed State Banks

Seven banks announced by Charles W. Johnson state receiver will pay dividends to depositors. Bank of Powhattan first dividend 40 percent totaling 25 800 on June 16. The Pierceville State Bank final 21 percent totaling 2 051 95 on June 17. Exchange State Bank fourth 10 percent totaling 10 558 26 on June 29. Almont State Bank third 10 percent about 14 500 on June 26. New Albany State Bank final 0.5 percent totaling 1 8 e 26. Citizens State Bank second 10 percent totaling 19 679 53 on June 29. Bank of McCracken second 10 percent totaling 14 344 on June 12. Dates reflect bank closures in 1926 1927 1928.

Tonska Memgres Iso Charles “W. Johnson Bank of Powhattan Pierceville State’ Janik Exchange State Bank Brewin Altmont Tate Bank New Albany, State Bank Atpril Citizens !State Bank Kersington Bank of McCracken

Douglas County Physicians Invited to Joint Meeting

Ottawa area doctors are invited as guests to a Douglas County Medical Society joint gathering with Franklin and Anderson county societies at the Richmond Lake Club House next Wednesday night. Seven guests from Ottawa attended the Douglas County meeting at the old city hall, where Dr. L. V. Dawson spoke on Gestation. About sixteen members were present. the meeting marked the last session until fall.

Edical Franklin Anderson Richmond Lake Club Ottawa Douglag County Medical Society Dougla ‘County Old City L. V. Dawson Douglast Cournty

Senator Robinson to Speak at Dinner Honoring Shouse

Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Representative Garner of Texas are among about six speakers at the Washington Jeffersonian club dinner honoring Janet Shouse who has taken charge of Democratic headquarters in Washington. Some prominent Democrats reportedly declined invitations due to other engagements and possible shifts in party leadership.

Se Hashington Robinson Arkansis Garner Texas Senate Washington Jeffersonian Club Janett Shouse House Raskob Democratis

Woodlawn School Playground Baseball Team Wins Tournament

The Woodlawn school playground baseball team defeated South Park and Cordley 12 to 5 in the first game to win the boys tournament held yesterday at South Park. Players included Tate, Castle, McGinnis, Blevin, Miller, Rake, Pine, Davidson, Evans, Rumsey, and Gunter. Pinckney substitutes were Wilson and Haines Berry among others. The girls tournament at Cordley field was not held due to small attendance. participants shifted to long base and Jackstones. Total playground enrollment reached 272 with eleven new participants.

Woodlawn School Playground Outh Park Ays . Weodlawn SouthPark Cordley AL Vih Tate Dale Castle Genette Dan Dicker Raymond Apdceanis Paul McGinnis al Blevin Robert Miller Chucks Rake Richard Pine Vernon Davidson Rfj - x the Pinckney Nihe Dls Robbie Ig i Horace Mason Jade Evans Os Rumsey Bobbie ‘Aten Raymond ‘White As Tokinson Billy Erwin Bobbie Gunter Pinckney Lason «Wilson Gene Wilson Robert Haines Berry Sete Paul McGuire Dwight Southpark and Glenn’ Turner Kent Kasson LeRoy Kieth LeRoy. Meer Ed Cooper Glenn Cooper Herbert Atchison John Morrison Cordicy Field

Alumni to Unveil P F Walker Memorial Plaque

Alumni and students of the University of Kansas School of Engineering gather in Marvin Hall to unveil the bronze P F Walker memorial plaque honoring former Dean Walker. Elected engineer leader E Dunmire will present, with other Alumni committee members named.

P. F. Walker School of Engineering University Marvin Hall School of Entineering H. Dunmiré Black and Véach, Consulting Engineers Kansas City Dunmire Engineers’ Alumni Association Pagacd A. Tanner Ee A. Rutledge C. A. Haskins L. H. ' Brotherson R. W., Womer

Berlin Papers Split Over Young Plan Debt Settlement

Berlin reports show a sharp split in newspaper editorials on the Young Plan for reparations. Nationalists condemn the accord as a makeshift, while liberals favor cautious criticism and eventual annulment through economic reconstruction in Germany.

Harlin Berlin Ecompient Kew Young Plan Toy 3 Torejagees Deutsche Zeitun Yessiche Zeittung United States Germany

Gun seller to sail and jail in Thompson case

AP report outlines John Thompson alias Frank Thompson who admitted selling machine guns to gangsters before the February Chicago massacre. He pled assault to kill his parents in law, Mr and Mrs John Stenner, received $1000 fine and six months in jail after questioning in gang killings. Trial followed a shotgun incident. Loyalty Sunday proposal endorsed by Henry Ford and others.

Sycamore Til John -Gl Frank Thompson Chicago Jmens John Stenner Stenner Ndorse

Special summer course offered by high school teachers

A special summer course in high school literature will be held, led by Miss Lou LaBrant from the University, emphasizing individual instruction. It will count as one year of high school English credit accepted by any state high school. Enrollment will occur at Orend high school building on Tuesday and Wednesday next week.

Lou LaBrant Orend

Baldwin Tuesday Meeting Closes With Officers Elected

Lodge in Baldwin Tuesday evening held its election of officers followed by refreshments for about eighty members. Local social news includes visits and calls among residents such as Mr and Mrs J W Breithaupt Worden at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Beiithaupt, Mrs H T Howard visiting Mrs Albert Moldenhauer, and Mr and Mrs Raymond Kalb hosting dinner for their son Floyd Eugene at the Walter Scott home. Community members listed as visiting or calling appear throughout the report.

Baldwin J. W. Breithaupt Worden J. J -Beiithaupt H.T. Howard Albert Moldenhauer Lloyd Drew Kansas City Walter Scott James Workman John Hyland Raymond Kalb Floyd Eugene Cal

Crowder-Lake View Farm Bureau Meeting Notes

A Crowder Lake View Farm Bureau unit held an all day meeting on Wednesday May 22 at Mrs Will Martins Lake View home. Mrs Sam Sweeter and Mrs Oliver Shuts led the home management lesson. New member Mrs F M Bunce joined. Guests included Mrs Helen Strong Mrs Oliver Shutz of Lake View and Mrs Eugene Brune of Midland. The next meeting is set with Mrs David Perkins on June 5. Henry Beuermann hosted a social gathering Saturday night at Mr and Mrs Jack Grimes home for about forty guests.

Crowder Jack Grimes Ona Bele Ins Riverside Dorothy Alice Armstrong Kanwaka Douglas County Manhattan Wack Grines Sammie William Wesley Eugene Edward Gail Eudora Mra Gay Gres Bert Perkins Margaret Rose’ Corder Norm Lawrence Robert Manley Lawrence Henry Collins Dr. Maust Lecompton Osgood Armstrong Winter Harlie Armstrong Clarence Hodson J. M Dorothy Armstrong Emmet A. T. Armstrong Biz Springs J. M. Crowder Dora Grimes Rand Mire Collins Thenodore Armstrong Lecompton High School J. M. Growder Maxine Mercer J. S. Emmet T. N. Crowder J. B. Mercer Ed. Marshall Kansas City Harnie Armstrong Kanwaka Farm Bureau Group Kanwaka” Church Maxine -Mercer Dorothy Armstrong Ono Belle Collins Sweat Chamber of Commerce Sidney Emmet W. J. Collins Jacki

Personal notices from Lawrence update travelers and visits

Frances Holcom Hune Tyler and Ada McCall travel to Kansas City for the morning. Mrs Ella Langenecker to return from Colorado Springs after nine months away. Nancy Langenecker teaching in Chicago expected home next Sunday. Mr and Mrs P E Drachman visiting Lawrence on business as a Peoples Utilities representative. Mr and Mrs G E Shannholtzer visit sister in law Mrs FE Bunn. they move from Olathe to Breckenridge Texas, pursuing the chamber role. Mrs Robert Mason and Ana Lee visit Matreeline Missouri before returning to Newport Arkansas. Mrs M T Benedict and son Jimmy Jr fly from Tulsa to Lawrence to stay with the Benedicts for a month. Benedict pilots Universal Air Company coast-to-coast service. Eugene J McFarland leaves for McPherson to chair the Young Peoples Conference of Kansas. Kathrin McFarland heads to Estes Park Colorado for YW conference.

Frances Holcom Hune Tyler Ada McCall Kansas City Ella Langenecker Colorado Prings Colo Nancy Langenecker Chicago P.E. Dracman New York City Lawrence Drachman Peoples Utilities Corporation G. E. Shannholtzer Shanholtzer FE. E. Bunn Olathe Tary Chamber of Commerce Breckinridge Téx Robert Mason Ana Lee Matreeline F. M. Benedict Universal Air Company Benedict Ugene J. McFarland McPherson Young Peoples' Conference of Kansas United 56 Christian Churches Kathrin McFarland Estes Park Y. W

Community Notes From Greenwood Valley Engage Local Families

Greenwood Valley reports busy social week with visits to Topeka and Lecompton, alumni banquet attendance, Farm Bureau meetings, and multiple family gatherings. Local residents Mrs. Clarence Glenn, Mrs. S. L. Dark, and Mrs. Maury Dark are active in committees while others like John French and Harley Dark spend time with relatives and attend events in Tecumseh and Lawrence.

Laster Reamy Austin Emploria Frank McClanahan Chester McFarm Joan Lecompton B. O. Kelloge Grace Elsiel John Valley Bill ‘Ling Topeka Kellogg MeLina Shnes Maybelle Slavens Reenwood Valley Denver A.J. Armstrong B. O. Kellogg Greenwood Valley Glenn Kansas City Anna Brahnmaier Mer Wymer Fern Helen Virginia Jo Joe Logan Joseph John- French Stanley Farence Glin Dunlap and Bushonz Rald ‘ Holoway Gene Ste Mens MacLouth Thu Toh ‘Clinkenbeard Oscar Webber Ben Kellogg Maybell Slavens Lawrence Mire Lawrence Saturt Emma Hogg Harley Ora Gott Ben Kelloge Caroline Brown Col Frances Dalrymple Elsie Kellogg Clarence Glenn Lohildren T. Topeka Fred’ McClanahan Betty Ben Reamy Theral Hutchin Big Springs Doris Lou Holloway Samy Dark Ben Ketlogg Hazel Plateman Myrtle Hogg Plateman Vedasays Sally Glenn Grace Hogg Orphan Hennesy Lola ‘Hennesy Betty Joyce Tecumseh Nedine Percival Junction Gig Beulah Wymer Virginia Joe Bahnmaier Emma Glenn Wilma Glenn Hobe ‘Dark Dr Kellogg Rabt Foulton Ett Foulton Frances Drake Lethe Morris Myrtle Hore Hard Glenn Nettie ‘Noes Glads Noers Bnd Ralph W. B. Glenn Sis Wilda Pauline Dreyer Poe Cloyd Dreyer Donald Raymond Artington Cplo Mac Watts John' French Harley Dark S. L. Dark Hazel Platerhan Hennessy Junction City Geborge Lutz Netawaka J.J. Lutz Helen, Louise Joan’ Dowling John French Elton Roy Armstrong Phillips Big Springs Aew Ralph Plateman Buresu Bert ‘Walters William Plateman George ‘ Sheets Jonn_.Prench Ben Kellorse Clarence Green John Hogg Dorma Margaret Hoge French William ‘Plateman Johnnie Ethel Bahnmaier W.B. Glenn Gus ‘Noe Farm Bureau Program Committee George Sheets Hazel’ Plateman Maury Dark George Gladys Holloway Ahters Trene Geraldine Jed Charles Robert Lee Edgar

Local Visitors Share Summer Plans and Travel Notes

Harry Eller left Williamsboro Tuesday to visit several days with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Henry Filer. E Birke Hughes of Baldwin recently did some paper hanging for Henry Bell. Beth Louise Jones arrived last week from Arkansas City and will spend most of the summer with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Scott. Miss Nonie Finnerty and her brother of Hartford were pleasant visitors.

Pasayato Mary Martha Sheppard Eastm Henry Eiler Earl Knox Ottawa Frank Knox Boston Mass Kalb Frank Detroit Boston Ma‘chinery W.E. Hoskinson Vinland John. Hyland Baldwin Tom Hyland Kansas City Walter Scott Walter, Jr Raymond Kalb Ard Gene Beth Louise Jones Arkansas’ City Fannie Cavender Lloyd Drew Edna Gavender Raymond Pearson Martha Shepnvard John Hays i Henry Filer Anna Schutz Albert Modenheuer Floyd Clarence J. M. Dwyer Fred Trusheim Eva Trusheim Don Trusheim LeLoup Rom California O. P. Shannon Charles Mies Glen Hill Raymond Kalb Herland Rose Jardon Bota Dyer Waters U.S. Mail Wellsville Ralph Kelb Dorothy J. J. Breith Will Finnerty Harry. Eller of Williansburg H. J.warnock Hiley H. T. Howard Martha’ Shepbard Grace Hays Sheppard Guy Shengard Sons Tonganoxie Evelyn Howard Topeka William Mallory John Hyland J. E. Hoskinson Ottlawa Jim Waddell Henry Eiler Monay Will McPheeters J. J. Breithau Earl Shepnard Albuquerque New Mexico Eyaz Ralph Bowers le Loup Henry Eijer Roy van Tries Frank van Tries William Selzer Otto Imogene Christina Selzer Lester Kalb Ralph Kalb Dorothy Helen J. J James Workman Ren Emporia W._A. Scott Herman Batell Hyland Maurice O*neil Earl.Knox Ottavrd FE. Kalb Oak Hill Cemetery Alderdice Abert Moldenhauer Glenn Howard H. T.i Howard HH. Hays J. F. Schwalm Warren Harry Eller Williamsboro Birke Hughes Henry Bell Beth’ Louise’ Jones_arriv Arkansas City Nonie -Finnerty Hartford

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