Mrs Watkins gifts bolster University and city in Lawrence
In a University dinner announcement Mrs J B Watkins plans to donate another women’s residence hall equal in capacity to Watkins hall. Her gifts already include the student hospital Lawrence Memorial Hospital nurses’ home and the city hall, signaling a broad legacy of support for KU and Lawrence. Controversy looms over Cleveland monetary policy and silver purchase as a critique of currency tactics resurfaces in this era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
J. B. Watkins
Lawrence
University of Kansas
University
Watkins Hall
Cleveland
Republican Party
Political realignments loom over Landon bid at convention
As convention opens, aspirants hesitate to back stop Landon citing potential burns. Landon gains momentum with arriving delegates, raising doubts about a united front to block him on first ballot. Opponents may seek a compromise candidate, but unity remains elusive amid factional divides. The piece contrasts socialist strikes in France with production decisions facing U.S. farmers.
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Landon
Kansas
London
Weather and platform talk loom over Kansas City meeting
The piece notes weather and crop conditions influence on production beyond court or producers control. It reports a convention of weather forecasters in Kansas City and discusses the Republican platform committee facing a flood of ideas. It argues for a concise, direct party platform reflecting grass roots views. It contrasts the radio punditry with the need for clearer political messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Bill White
Emporia Gazette
Supreme Court
Young Bill
Kansas City
Republican Platform Committee
Old Home Town Notices and Plans Highlight Busy Week
Mrs Warren Wood and family will travel to Seattle via Yellowstone Park with stops along the way. Miss Miriam and Miss Betty Wood will enter Washington State University in Seattle this fall. A miscellaneous shower honored Rovilla Tilton whose marriage to Fred Menianis of a city was announced. wedding planned June 24 at the First Methodist church. Lu cille Cole to David M Logan engaged for June 23 wedding. Several youths set for Bishop’s camp at Bethany College, Topeka, June 9 to 13. Charles Thudium family selling home at 743 Rhode Island St and moving to San Diego. Ralph Furnland to attend summer school at KU. Sam Weatherby to bicycle tour Europe after Harvard. Melba Melba’s farewell concert from Covent Garden broadcast. Charles Thomas wins Kiwanis Cup for Boy Scout advancement. Bailey family holds reunion. 50th wedding anniversary upcoming for Mr. and Mrs. E. H. S. Bailey. Lester B. Miller elected to teach social science in Colony.
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Warren Wood
Seattle
Wash
Yellowstone Park
Miriam
Betty Wood
Washington State University
Ruth Kenney
Josephine Stevenson
Rovilla Tilton
Fred Menianis
Ei Dakers
Iss Tilton
First Methodist Church
Miss Tilton
Fraternal Aid Union
J. & Tobler
E. R. Cole
Lucille
David M. Logan
Okmulgee
Oklo
Otto
William
San Diego
Ralph Furnland
Fort Totten
N. D
K. U
Sam Weatherby
Graduate School of Business
Harvard
Montreal
Manchester
England
Paris
Melba
Goodby
London
Mellie Melba
Convent Garden
Charles Thomas
E. H. S. Bailey
Lester B. Miller
Colony
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
An ironic vignette describes a father or father-in-law awaiting a visit from a son-in-law, who dominates the conversation with talk of money. The piece, credited to Claude Callan, reflects a wry domestic moment and financial tension within a family setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Local Family Plans Travel After School Move
A junior high pupil has moved with his family to 1112 Rhode Island Street. Mrs. Elizabeth Edie and granddaughter Mary Elizabeth Edie, along with Mrs. Chris Hunsinger, depart this evening for Boston. They will visit New York, the Sesquicentennial exposition in Philadelphia, Washington D C, and Chicago upon return.
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Rhode Island Street
Elizabeth Edie
Mary Elizabeth Edie
Chris Hunsinger
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Chicago
A Great Feast At University Dinner In Robinson Gym
Twenty five years ago the annual University dinner drew about a thousand in Robinson gymnasium. Speakers included W. Morgan, Mr. Elliott, Thornton Cooke, Alberta Corbin, Mr. Brady and Dr. Small. The event highlighted a day of strong loyalty to the University from the senior class and other faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Gymnasium
W. ¥. Morgan
Elliott
Thornton Cooke
Iss Alberta Corbin
Brady
Dr. Small
Lake View
Lake Zew
Alumni Association of the
Pharmacy Department of the University
Journal Hall
M. R. Mason
H. C. Oat- Man
N. H. Seiler
H. L. Raymond
H. A. White
Sayre
Walter Innes
Rocky Ledge
Deichmann
Wakarusa
Veteran actor Frank Mayo dies aboard Union Pacific Limited
Forty years ago Omaha reports the death of veteran actor Frank Mayo on the Union Pacific Limited while en route home. He had chest pains for a year, last appeared in Puddinhead Wilson in Denver on Saturday.
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Omaha
Frank Mayo
Union Pacific Limited
Mr. Mayo
Puddinhead Wilson
Denver
St. Louis
National
J. G. Long
Florida
Wm. Gordon
North Lawrence
J. M. Jones
I. F. Bradley
Kansas City
Elinor Fleming Jilts Rupert Joris Then Rupture and Rumor
Elinor Fleming jilts Rupert Joris and he marries Hope then heads north for hunting. Rupert vanishes in snow and is found with pneumonia. Dirk, Rupert’s brother, returns as Hope’s chauffeur Martin recounts hearing a man’s voice in Hope’s room and her denial that anyone was present.
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Elinor Fleming
Rupert Joris
Rupert
Hope
Elinor
Dirk
Martin
Ghost Story Chapter 2b text mystery unfolds
In a tense scene Martin defends Mrs Joris as Dirk and Logan search for a burglar. No tracks appear near the tower or window, suggesting the intruder vanished through a drop or unknown exit. Nora recalls a revolver hidden in the tower room, hinting at danger as mysteries deepen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mister Rupert
Dirk
Logan
Mary
Rupert
Joris
Timothy
Nora
Christopher Crow Quacks About Busy Ducks
Christopher Columbus Crow speaks with Mrs. Quacko Duck about meetings with Mrs. Fine Duckling who is very busy with engagements. The exchange hints at social schedules and crowded time.
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Christopher Fails
Mary Graham Bonner
Quacko Duck Helps Christopher Seek Mrs Fine Duckling
Christopher asks Mrs Quacko about Mrs Fine Duckling and her social life at Quackerville. Mrs Quacko explains the pond is noisy and she intends to learn who Mrs Fine Duckling is and where she lives while remaining polite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quackerville
Christopher
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Mrs. Quacko
Mrs. Fine Duckling
Measuring Vitamin Needs in Health Counseling
The article explains how researchers quantify vitamin requirements, using vitamin C as an example. It describes administering a large vitamin C dose and measuring urinary excretion to see if the body retains or eliminates the vitamin, noting many hospitalized patients and bottle fed babies may consume too little. It also mentions tests for vitamins A D and B1 and anticipates personalized dietary guidance.
Confederate veteran George W Way seeks reelection
Walterboro South Carolina County Coroner George W Way 92 a carpenter and one of the few Confederate veterans in public office announces reelection. He says he can still climb a house and lay shingles with ease.
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Associated Press
Walterboro
S. C
George W. Way
Way
Man's Berry Eating Record in Ozarks Cited
A man in the Ozarks claims a record for consuming more strawberry shortcake than any other, estimating he has eaten a ton across both tame and wild berry seasons. In Peoria, Joe E. Egart achieved a rare feat at Madison Park, scoring a hole-in-one on the 160-yard No 4 hole in both morning and afternoon rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Peoria
Madison Park
Joe E. Egart
Egart
Murder charge in Lee Farmer shooting shocks Kansas town
Jesse Vanert, 35, held on first degree murder charge after Lee Chapin Farmer was shot dead Sunday while talking with Mrs. Vanert in a restaurant. Vanert fled, was captured four hours later near Hardiner Kaw. Luke Chapin, 21, son of Farmer and a Kansas State College student, signed the complaint.
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Medicine Lodge
Jesse Vanert
Lee Chapin
Luke Chapin
Kansas State College
Chapin
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
van Zandt
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Cherryvale
Pittsburg
Obituary of Mrs. Charles F Bahnmaier
Mrs. Alice Elizabeth Bahnmaier was born February 17 1867 and died May 30 1936 at age 69 3 12. She was the daughter of Samuel and unknown Buchheim of Kana waka township. She married Charles F Bahnmaier of Lecompton Kansas February 9 1893. They had eight children seven daughters and Roy Fred who died in 1918. Surviving are husband seven daughters Anna McCall Edith Tobler Edna Corp Frances Wulkohle Margaret Dark Ina Deitrich Florence Mitchell nine grandchildren two brothers William and Fred Buchheim, another brother Samuel Buchheim preceded her in death. She joined the Evangelical church of Stull Kansas in early married life and lived in faith until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Bahnmaier
Alice Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Samuel Buchheim
Kanawaka Township
Lecompton
Kan
Roy Fred
Anna McCall
Edith Tobler
Edna Corp
Frances Wulfkuhle
Margaret Dark
Ina Deitrich
Florence Mitchell
William
Fred Buchheim
Evangelical Church of
Stull
Pleads Not Guilty in Public Intoxication Case
Fred Lindley arrested June 7 for being intoxicated in a public place pleaded not guilty before Judge Donald Hults this morning. Trial set for June 15 with bond at $100.
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Fred Lindley
Donald Hults
Oak Ridge News and Elections Note
Leavenworth county superintendent proposes Edwin Sandefur for Bleakley school board vacancy. Miss Jennie Laura Doane of Lawrence to teach next year. Elizabeth Dunn of Lone Star to teach at Bismark Grove. Birthday Club plans a June 17 meeting with flag salute. Senior Engineers from Kansas University tour Mrs. Fred Strong’s farm. Mrs. Grant Gideon’s condition steady. husband sore from rheumatism. Marie Riley guest in Kansas City.
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Leavenworth
Edwin Sandefur
Bleakley School
Jennie Laura Doane
Lawrence
Thomas van Nice
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas University
Can
Fred Strong
Grant Gideon
Elizabeth Dunn
Lone Star
Bismark Grove
Birthday Club
J. C. Herriott
Albert Knop
Marie Riley
E. W. Hicks
Rural high school graduation rings with family visits
Memorial high school held a rural graduation last Saturday with graduates Kathryn House Erwin Morgan and Leona Fetty. Guests included Mrs. Harold Longanecker and family and Mrs. Sam Wilbur. Visitors from Kansas City and nearby towns joined Kathryn House for the ceremony and overnight visit. Several local families hosted and entertained around Memorial hospital and various homes, while others called on the sick and shared meals and outings during the weekend.
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Memorial High School
Kathryn House
Erwin Morgan
Leona Fetty
Harold Longanecker
Phenecie
Will House
F. P. Walters
Memorial Hospital
A. F. Brown
Lizzie Brown
Grant Gideon
Hines
Lawrence
Reed
Olive Maud Evans
Manhattan
Doyle
Sunset Park
Charles Riley
Will Curtis
J. W. Dunn
J. M. Leonhart
IL Leonhard
Charles Leonhard
Mills, N. M
Rose Grubbs
Pittsburg
Herbert Dissinger
Edward and
Morris
Ozankie
Local families honor graduates and attend community events
Mackey and family from Valley Falls attend Amy Cawley’s graduation from St Marys hospital training school in Kansas City. Frank Berciter attends Tonganoxie sale. Lorene Fairbairn returns from Washington trip with Capper banquet gifts and seeds. Various relatives visit Memorial hospital, attend breakfasts, and share news of graduates and new business moves in Liberal and Lecompton areas.
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Thomas Cawley
Joseph
Valley Falls
Amy Cawley
Kansas City
St Marys Hospital
Frank Berciter
Tonganoxie
Lorene Fairbairn
Washington
Sen. Capper
Mt. Vernon
Potomac
Vernetta
Montgomery Co
Lorene
Margaret Bereiter
Home Air Society
H. G van Neste
Frances Metcalf
Marguerite Nanemaker
Herbert
Kathryn House
Memorial High
Union Building
John Seiwald
Lecompton
Maurice Suiter
Memorial Hospital
Joe Wall
Mildred
Bonner Springs
Dorothy Nunemaker
Gladys Kyle
Osborne
Kan
Frank Bereiter
Doris
Clayton
Jerry Schoenlein
Schoenlein
Liberal
J. C. Hemphill
Arthur
Guest
Nannie Chariton
Topeka
Betty
Christs Hospital
Grage Episcopal Cathedral
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening In Missouri Area
Listings of Kansas City radio shows across WREN WDAF KMBC and other stations for Tuesday evening and Wednesday. Mentions Harold Sanford Jimmie Allen Kate Smith Vivian Chiesa and Edgar Guest verses, orchestras, crime clues, interviews, and weather. Includes program times and station call letters with scattered names.
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Wren
Harold Sanford
WDAF
Jimmie Allen
KMBC
Kate Smith
Boake Carter
Vivian Chiesa
Eno
Phillip Morris
MBC
Kansas City Dines
Edgar A
Wayne King
Orch
Murray
Fop
KMB
TorReate
Ben Mneraie
Tor Machsee
Polis
Hines
Oren
WDA
Hirsala
Xylo
Bi Nonevelt
Treshient Roosevelt
Te Stan
Jor
Old LE
Baoras
Allen
Town
Tonlehe
NBU
Hoover
Picnic Dinner Enjoyed by Sutter Family at Home
Mr and Mrs Maurice Sutter and their family enjoyed a Sunday afternoon picnic dinner at home. Frank Berciter is remodeling and repainting his farm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Sutter
Frank Berciter
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Journal-World
En Company
Esifent
W. Murray
Dolph Simon
Bustics
Massachusetts Stree Lawrence
Mall
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
Leeds Aadworth
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Iocal
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
de Pysey
France
Germany
Publishers Syndicate
Mercury
E. R. Learned
Jamnita Rankin
Albuquerque
N. M
Gilmore
California
Kennedy-Huddleston
Alabama Street
Lena Mae Kennedy
Early Huddleston
Milton
Belle Kennedy
Huddleston
Missouri Street
Blair
James Stevens
Fidelia Todd
Chi Omega House
Batavia
Jessie Evans
Esther Evans
Atlantic Coast
Charles Greenlees
Colorado Springs
Sam Johnson
Jay Band
John Merwin
Williamstown
J. C. McCanles
Grand Theater
Spencer Baird
Mr. McCanles
Harriet Greisinger
Professor Hubach
Louisiana Street
Frank ‘ Mayo
A. L. Burney
Edith Haskell
Otis L. Holmes
May Haskell
Cordley
Teachers Institute
Prof. Parmenter
F. P. Smith
Miss Ryan
Gypsy
Weathertigs
Margaret Bell Honiton
Margaret Bell Houston
Ong Rees
The
Bears
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Jodine
United States
Kathleen Turner
Everton
Bus Kennely
Hiltsman
Scott Pruette
Gus C. Salley
Manhattan Osteopath
C. H. Ewing
Larned
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Salley
G. S. Weaver
State Osteopathic Board
Lyons
Shell
Rice County
Garnett
American Legion
Jay Detar
Paola
Humboldt
Harry H. Woodring
Leslie Barger
District Legion
Ottawa
Oak Ridge
Mackey
Er Cupgat's Orch
Pimng L. Aces
Orets
Terrace Orch
Erling Young
Ken Paree
Little Jack Little
Rines
Perts
Klteen Nellem
KFRC
Tuka Ly RA
Schweg
Ler
Seviend of Education
mi-Surne
el Notes
W. A. Dit
Vielin
Round Corner Drug Co
Rumsey Funeral Home
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