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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1934

Page

2

Central American coast battered by tropical storm and hurricane

A tropical disturbance near the Gulf of Mexico moved toward Central America as a hurricane lashed El Salvador Honduras and surrounding areas. Eight were killed in Salvador and losses may reach two million dollars with air crashes and widespread damages complicating relief efforts in San Salvador and surrounding regions.

San Salvador Salvador Pan-American Airways Wireless Central America Merida Yucap Mexico Gulf of Mexico Central American North American D. F Chipas Honduras Latin ‘America

Trustees Seek Ouster of Holly Grove Church Pastor

Trustees Louis White and Julia Langford filed in district court seeking removal of Neal John Bonpartor as pastor at Holly Grove Baptist Church 1300 Pennsylvania. Judge Hugh Means set June 16 for hearing and issued a temporary restraining order preventing disposal of church records or property.

Holly Grove Baptist Church Pennsylvania Street Neal John Bonpartor Louis White Pennsylvania Julia Langford New Jersey Street Hugh Means Johnson Justice Court Eal

Dr. E Q Morris Opens Lawrence Office With X ray

Dr. E Q Morris a D C opened an office at 1712 Massachusetts Lawrence offering neurocelometer and X ray services. A Palmer school graduate he moved to Lawrence from Arkansas City to establish practice.

Dr .E. 0 Morris Lawrence Arkansas City E. Q. Morris D. C Massachusetts Street Palmer School

Fire damages cushion in Wise car. cigarette blamed

A fire damaged the rear seat cushions of a Chevrolet sedan owned by L. B. Wise of 804 Arkansas street. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said a cigarette thrown from a passing car likely started the blaze amid tar on the cushions.

L. B. Wise Arkansas Street Paul Ingels

Test Your Knowledge Set Questions

Questions cover geography and history including Georgian Bay Bra largest city in Brail British WWI expeditionary force commander abattoir meaning of alma mater small Great Lake patron saint of Scotland Roman general who conquered Gaul and the second book of the old testament

France Committee On House of Representatives Great Lakes Scotland Gaul

Deaths and Funerals and City Admin Education Series

Mrs Luella Renn Hayes widow of Thomas Hayes and KU administrator's sister died in Monrovia California. Burial will be in Wellington. One day schools of city financial administration start June 11 in Sabetha and run in ten districts through June 29. Authorities include John G. Stutz and Albert B. Martin. Sessions run 9 to 4 daily with no tuition.

Luella Renn Hayes Bryant University of Kansas Monrovia Cal Thomas Hayes City Financial Administration League of Kansas Sabetha Concordia Winfield Parsons Ottawa Hays Colby Garden City Pratt Marion John G. Stutz League Albert B. Martin L. M. Barnard W. E. Seitz

State Chairman Warns Erie Republicans Against Old Guard Tactics

Buffalo June 9 AP W Kingsland Macy Republican state chairman urged Erie county Republicans to avoid wholesale attacks on the New Deal in the fall elections and condemned old guardism He said state issues should not be sacrificed to national issues and urged selecting the state ticket on party fitness for honest efficient government.

Buffalo N. Y W. Kingsland Macy Erie County United States Macy

Lawrence Weather Drought Strains Water Supplies Amid Heat

Lawrence residents seek cool retreats as heat persists and light showers offer brief relief. Oskaloosa reports a city water shortage with wells usable only in short intervals, prompting officials to drill auxiliary sources. Wheat fields show mixed acreage decisions across the county amid dry conditions. Belmont stakes outcomes noted with Peace Chance favored and High Quest placing second.

Oskaloosa Peace Chance New York J. E. Widener Belmont Park High Quest Good Goods

Last Regular Service at Unitarian Church Sunday

The Unitarian church observes its final service of the season this Sunday at 11 o clock. A summer discussion program is planned. Delegates Catherine Owen Dale Underwood and Jean Makepeace will attend the summer Unitarian conference at Star Island New Hampshire.

Unitarian Church Catherine Owen Dale Underwood Jean Makepeace Promethean Club Star Island Portsmouth N. H Charles A. Engvall Spirany

Rayburn Bill Grants More Power on Plane Crash Probes

The House Interstate Commerce Committee approved the Rayburn bill authorizing the Commerce Department aeronautics branch to investigate airplane crashes and allow the Secretary of Commerce to publicly announce crash causes, a power not available under current law.

Washington Aeronautics Branch Commerce Department House Interstate Commerce Committee Secretary of Commerce Weno

Woman in state race files for Republican nomination

Topeka June 3 AP Miss Pearl Wyrill of Wichita filed with the secretary of state as a Republican candidate for state superintendent of public instruction the office now held by Democrat W T Markham E N Boatman of Norton filed for the Republican nomination for judge of the 17th judicial district Back on Even Terms Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia June 9 AP Bobby Cruickshank and Gene Sarazen tied on 63 holes in the US Open duel with Cruickshank near even terms after 9 holes remaining Scott posted a 256 total and Sarazen matched it after 38 strokes on the back nine

Topeka Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia Bobby Cruickshank Gene Sarazen Wee Scott Gene

Diplomas and Disdain at KU Phi Beta Kappa Night

The piece lampoons diploma signing as back breaking work done by the Chancellor, Registrar, and deans who ink names by hand. It notes Professor Hood drawing names, Lindley signing in blocks, and fixtures like use of foiled signatures for replicas. It also humorously covers Alpha Delta Pi, Eddie Rice, and Phi Beta Kappa elections and snobbery.

India George Hood Mechanical Drawing Department Lindley K. U Dr. Lindley George C. Foster Alpha Delta Pi Eddie Rice Eddie Phi Beta Kappa

Overbrook and Lawrence Teams Clash at Cavalry Field

Troop FT 114th cavalry will run a refreshment stand at a Sunday double header on Highway 73. Proceeds fund the troop mess. games start at 3 00 P M with 10 cent admission. Quintuplets in Corbeil weighed 40 41 31 31 27 44 ounces with varied gains.

FT 114Th Cavalry Overbrook Lawrence Cavalry Field Highway 73

North Lawrence church schedules multiple services and events

The North Lawrence Christian Church lists Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon on Hell for Christian Living. St Luke A M E Church hosts services, Jesus, and a book program tied to West University fundraising. a large church conference follows with multiple auxiliary meetings and a reception.

North Lawrence Christian Church St. Luke A.M.E New York Street H. N. Stone Polly Hil Frank Silvers Allen C. E. League K. U New Jersey Street Sallie Harvey Adelina Miller Terrell Victory Cloud L. H. Wallace Richard Allen Society Alberta Frye Walnut Street North Lawrence Gertrude Clara Bishop Gregg Fifth Episcopal Western University Quindaro Kansas City Kansas G. A. Gregg J. Louis Ransom Topeka

Evening Star Notices of Local Visits and Graduates in De Soto

A long local item lists families attending religious and social events in De Soto Kansas including an eighth grade commencement at the De Soto high school with families such as Ott, Howard, Ramsey, Brown and Lawler. It notes graduates Esther Ott and Randell Cole planning to enter high school, along with numerous visiting relatives and weekend guests.

Gideon Neis Ruby Robert Eudora DeSoto High School George Ott Chester Howard W. Ramsey Belleview W. Cole Carl Neis Mary Smith Fred Weatherford Sidney Kansas City Walter Parker Parker City Jimmie Dyer Jimmie Reed Raymond Bowen Weaver Arvin Westen Delane Bowen Bowen Duff Bernitz Kaw Valley Howard Bernitz Bernitz Vernon Strobel Ruth Douglas DeSoto Robbie Whaley Airs Marjorie Westerhouse Carl “Neis Neis Emma Buchheim Willie Lecompton Minnie Kurtz Henry Kurtz Clarence Pine Manhattan Kansas State College Stadium Strobel Wilfred Pine Annetta Abels Eileen Brown Fred Ness Hesper Otto Abels Martin Abels Abel Lelia Mae Alfred Torneden Linwood

Local visitors call on Stro family during week

Evabell Kindred stayed at the Risley home for the week. Law rence and Clearfield guests, including Mr and Mrs Clarence Pine and Mr and Mrs Ed Raskopf and Mr and Mrs William Selzer, visited the Stro family.

Evabell Risley Home Clarence Pine Ed Raskopf Lawrence William Selzer Clearfield Jake Stro

Decoration Day Observances and Local Happenings in OsKaloosa

Decoration Day services were held at the Methodist church with Don Dewey in charge and Charles Rooney of Topeka giving the address. Attendance was down due to heat. Local news covers visits, school staffing changes, new jewelry store opening by J. R. Meredith, and community events including neighbors gathering for cake and ice cream.

Paul Cashatt Lone Tree Don Dewey Ion Harbour Charles Rooney Toneka Mesdames Simon Gossett Davis Roberts Gay Miss Spurlock Mise Shrader Clarence Mitchell Pleasant Jew W. H. Rice Effie Silvis Terry Gaskill Frank Hosford Lawrence Chester Peebler Ellicott Topeka Carl Snyder Tecumseh Ernest Barnard Wellsville Grace Buck John Morris Kansas City Mary Patridge Little Son Oklahoma City Joe Brown Oak Grove E. B. Slade H. R. Bradley Bradley S. A. Case Girard Crawford County Vera Curl Parker Charles Curl Charlie K. C Charles Pipher Ozark Country Arkansas Wakeeney Maud Hackett Lee Gibson Saheta Jimmy Epworth Whiting E. QO. Harbour Roup Mary Spurlock Otta Brown Mary Atta Waggoner Marjorie Cashatt Irene Harbour Millie Neel Violet Thompson Louellen Hoskinson Alfred Foster Harlan Brown C. E. Patrick Harry Elliot C. W.roberts Chanute Mary Jo Patrick Bill Patrick Patrick J. R. Meredith Kansas Leavenworth Charles Deckhorn W. E. Noble Hays John Schenck Tena Clark and Bris George Clark Cyrus Adams Roxanna Gray Thelda Wyatt Gragg Naomi Kerns Berns George Corn John Waggoner Nellie Sue Smarr Pleasant Point School Elizabeth Perry Valley Grove Harold Gilbert Wild Horse Emerson Croke No. 10 Mary Gibbs Hinton Ethel Cole Grayson John Daily B. A. Hospital Donald Roger Simon Norman Ham John Baker Montana Dean McClenny Ft. Peck Saco Tobin Construction Company A. E. Ahrens Cleveland Ohio Commission of Presbyterian Churches Swearencen Rix Mills Nellie Pennington United Presbyterian Church Pennington Winchester Dave Meredith Sue Bayless Mrs. Meredith

Clarence Miller Hired to Teach in Timber Ridge District

Clarence Miller, after a successful term of school in District No. 32, is hired to teach in Timber Ridge district in Leavenworth county. Visitors from Kansas City, Missouri, include Elizabeth Hauber Hazel Link Bil and Fred Schwab who visited at the home of Mrs. Bill Bennett. Mr and Mrs F G Hauber and Mrs S A Mooney also of Kansas City, Mo, called at the Bennett home.

Clarence Miller Timber Ridge Leavenworth Elizabeth Hauber Hazel Link Bil Fred Schwab Kansas City Bill Bennett F. G. Hauber S. A. Mooney Bennett

Social Roundup From DeSoto Area Notices and Visits

Local residents in DeSoto and vicinity report visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Yeuly of Argentina called on Mrs Blasche’s uncles in Corliss. S Toothaker family planning a DeSoto grocery start after moving from Shawnee. Mrs Minnie Golden and son Harold spent time with Jasper Lesueur. A May birthday surprise honored Mrs Sonntag with friends. Kilmer family traveled to Chillicothe for James Kilmer’s school. The Cedar Junction school rehiring Thelma Murphy and Agnes Atkinson for next year.

Yeuly Jasper Lesueur

Farmers Union Meet At Number Ten School

Regular Farmers Union meeting will be held at Number Ten school on Thursday evening June 7. Great Bend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy and daughter. Numerous local household visits and gatherings are noted among Hobson Turner White and Cunningham families with several guests and dinners across Baldwin and Hopewell areas.

Farmers Union James Duffy Great Bend Harry Hobson Jerald Hobson M. AL King and Sons Bert Emery Will Vaughn Hopewell Farmers Union Hall Baldwin Gen. Summer Geo. Reynolds Vaughn Mary White Rose M. AL. King Aga Turner Velma Donna Oscar Turner Earl Clary West Baldwin Dale Hobson Kenneth James Geraldine Hobson Stephen Tammie Donelda Hobson Clarence Sutton Asa Turner Maurice Cook Gene Lenexa John Cunningham Agnes White Business and Professional Women's Club

K U event schedule and commencement details

Saturday events include a university band directed by J G McCanles. Sunday features a Baccalaureate Service with Most Rev Francis Clement Kelley. Monday lists a book review by Kenneth ail and a K U Day program. Commencement exercises addressed by William Alien White with campus calendar highlights narrated by Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes.

K. U. Band J. G McCanles Francis Clement Kelley Oklahoma City Tulsa Kenneth Ail William Alien White Emnoria Gazette Helen Rhoda Hoopes

Community Notes Aids And Socials In Lawrence

Mrs Jerald Hobson and family and Mrs Perry Barkley with Mae Hobson host Friday visits while men attend Baldwin lodge. C P A and Pleasant Hour Circle plan Township hall dance Friday honoring parents with refreshments. Frank Lutz name omitted from May 23 guest list at Mrs Margue’s. Dyer and Loree families hosted and visited others over the weekend.

Lawrence Jerald Hobson Perry Barkley California Mae Hobson Baldwin Pleasant Hour Circle Frank Lutz Margue Walter Dyer Oscar Dyer Martin Carl Loree Mary White

Harmony social notes and school election in Harmony

Harmony reports Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schmidt hosting relatives. Dale Crady elected director to succeed Ed Thoren after six years service. Mrs. Argel Cochrane hired to teach next year. Acknowledgments express gratitude for kindness during illness and death of the mother. The Colorado grizzly bear population is critically low. Journal-World subscription offer for summer readers.

Harry Schmidt Grace Musick Dale Crady Ed Thoren Argel Cochrane Louise Luckan Paul Luckan

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Holly Grove Church Florists Telegraph Delivery Association America Lawrence Florist Telegraph Delivery Association J. M. Stone New Hampshire Street Oscar Learnard, Jr Eighth New Hampshire Streets Cane Georgian Bay Bra Chamber of Commerce Wren Building C.E. Friend Lumber Yard Unitarian West Keith Davis Cesar Franck William Howie Vierne Rayburn Pearl Wyrill Fletcher G. O. P. Reins Henry P. Fletcher Republican National Committee Chicago Associated Press Pinoto PHI Beta Kappa Meeting P.B.K WILL MESS Yvonne Annette Cecile Emilie Marie Evening Star Corliss Colorado The Journal-World Mall Lawrence Board of Education Estes, Payne & Co Mass Independent Laundry Vt. St Lawrence Building & Loan Association Member Federal Home Loan Bank Peoples State Bank
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