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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1927

Page

2

Mother of Flier Lindbergh Receives Ovation in New York

Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh mother of Colonel Lindbergh drew cheering crowds and a mass interview in New York as she arrived at Penn Station and toured midtown. She said she plans to keep teaching in Detroit and can pilot a plane but not very well.

New York Evangeline Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh Pennslvania Station James L. Walker Walker Jirdbergh City Hall Mrs. Lindbergh Broadway Mrs. Walker the Battery

Reverend Grey to Speak at Elks Club Memorial Service

The Rev. Th. Grey, pastor of Maymouth Congregational Church, will address the Elks Club Flat Day services at 8 pm tomorrow in the Elks club room. Ritualistic services are planned. All patriotic organizations of Sentance have been invited to attend.

Th. Grey Miymouth Elks Club Sentance

Bismarck Scion Immune From Speeding Probe

Parliamentary immunity saved Prince Otto von Bismarck the Iron Chancellor's grandson from prosecution for automobile speeding. The Reichstag was urged to waive immunity, but German scions united to block the move, sending the matter to a committee amid uproar.

Berlin Otto von B Marck Stern Reichstag Bismarck Loehe Greman National Bural

Personal notes and social updates from Leavenworth area

Local notices list church activity with Dre Frank Arnold filling the pulpit at First Presbyterian and attending Culver home. Household movements include Maude Arnett returning from Cocoa Beach to teach math, and Halyard Frater visiting Lawrence. Also mentions hospitalisation of Mrs H A Rice as serious. Kansas City hay market and grain prices appear, along with a card of thanks from multiple families for illness and death.

Frank Arnold First Presbyterian Church Leavenworth Culver Maude Arnett Cocoa-Rockledge Fla Halyard Frater Kansas City Lawrence H. F. Klemp Henry Klemp Jr

NO TIRE PRICE DISCUSSION PROMPTS INDUSTRY OUTLOOK

A Carter Tire and Battery official comments on Firestone statements about tire prices amid 1925 crude rubber projections. He notes Firestone’s stance that price rises aren’t needed, citing Africa land leases and labor factors as influencing supply. Paris reports claim a 29 percent surplus of women, affecting marriage markets and labor competition.

A. B. Carter Carter Tire and Battery Company Journal-World Carter Harvey S. Firestone Firestone Rubber Company Africa Paris

Deaths and Funerals for infant Brown

Eight day old son of Mr and Mrs Bert Brown died this morning at 819 New Jersey Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock from the home. Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev Mr Ferrell will preside.

Artisan Brown Bert Brown New Jersey Steed Oak Hill Cemestery Mr. Ferrell

Paper boats from compressed paper spark Berlin invention

AP reports Willi Schauer of Karlstadt on the Main claims boats built from compressed paper are durable, resisting water as well as wood or metal. He cites tests with a paper paddle boat as proof of the method's viability. Flag Day activities in Lawrence include a chicken dinner at the G A T hall and a 2:30 program with Dr. Frank Arnald as principal speaker. Legal notes mention Monroe case postponed due to county attorney illness, and Symer Bateson fined $10 for intoxication. City jail reported eight sleepers seeking lodging Saturday night.

Berlin Willi Schauer Karlstadt-on-the-Main Schauer Lawrence Circle No G. A. R. Hall Court House Frank Arnald The Presbyterian | Echurch Syimer Bateson

Broadtacks Enjoy Two Week Motor Trip Highlights

Mrs. and Mrs. John N Broadtick returned from a two week motor trip to Pittsburg and Weir Kansas and Gentry Arkansas visiting relatives. They called on Dr and Mrs J M Mott in Rogers Arkansas and were joined by Mr and Mrs Clay Haney of Stammon Kansas on the return. Mr Broadrick plans to attend the summer session at the University this year.

John N. Broadtick Pittsburg Weir Kansas Gentry Arkansas J. MM. Mott Rogers Clay Haney Stammon Kansas City Broadrick the University E. E. Hoskins Board of Control The Civic League Lucy Jones Emery Kirby Gus Morowitz Lawrence Thekla Lamming Nashville Tenn Ward-Belmont Clarence Hoskinson Independence Harry_Hoskins Aston Nirschl Kansas City Sun- By John Nirschl Leavenwworth W. Lamming Caty Martin Abel Otto Abel Ben Bowvils Ray Miller John. Mills Wichita E. Wotan Mills Nick A. Ai Gunten Mearee J. C. McArthur George Ott Sr Chester Howard Hollay Forsythe Katherine Swanson Milton Elliott Rel Histher Hird Opal Shaw Dorothy' Eliott Flora Nell Rigsby Robert Dewe J K U Robert Dewe Eugene Christy School of Music Nanlwaka U. B Esther Hird Walcome Elvat Elliott Jesus Elia Godlove Mary Agit Elliott Fea Elliott Woodrow Nougle Betty Swanson Ebramitts Thee Wear Itorlene Elliott Fation Ruby Houk Robert News Margaret. Colman Rodes Ralph Cojimar Misa Dorothy Elliott Vera May Hows Mary Miller Rath Ora Phillips Gov. Jews Martha Smith Illinois M. C. Elliott Ed. Shaw Gertrude Lee Arizona Hoffman House Kanwaka Sumer Cart Willams Decatur Cart Draper D Raper Hraticis Verory Berkeleyy Calif University of Californa Aliss Della May Dews Chu Tn Mrs. Seetin S. Merle Charles Tyaynor Charles Dews Petefish James Swanson Nesley Hird Arthur’ Hird Vinland Wesley Marguerite Thomas Hird Mia Chaves Kargi My. Kaegi William Hiddleston Spele Peak Georgia Bolinger GT. Davis Hamea RW. Phillins Kan‘saz Topeka Phriners J. Ho Folow Leite Woley J. W. Large John Gichener W. Bo Burch Charles Baker Otto Baker Fermer Hiddleston Cofeyville Johred K. Us University of Illinois Koyu Philadelphia Enslow LT. Martin Donald Martin Atchison St. Beneebllage

Local social notes reflect Topeka visitors and engagements

A stream of Topeka visitors and neighborhood engagements centers on Mrs. Foster Lamming and the Lamming home. Guests include Mr and Mrs J C Lamming, Miss Susie Todd, and Mrs W B Ow, with parties hosted by the Civic League board and Mrs S du McNaughton. Announcements cover engagements, weddings, travels to Kansas City and Tulsa, trips to Lawrence and Denver, plus a birthday of social events like afternoon bridge and a fruit shower. Notables include Lena Geib, Grace Allan, and Miss Grace Allan’s engagement. Additional items note a student’s Yellowstone work, Miss Nannie Kerr’s June wedding, and Henry Myers’ trip to Kansas.

Foster Lamming Oliver Myers Esday W. Blow Paenicie Susie Todd Topeka J.C. . Lamming Milwaukee Charles. Poersch Myre Louis Uhl Kansas City Gilbert Marshall EH. M Board of Control The Civic League S. du. McNaughton Lar Porter Lena Geib Grace Allan Anc Dean Ratliff Herbert Ratlif Cueda Springs Kansa Irene Verhage Izola Farrell Faye Browne Harry Sorenson Paul Srest Snipoe Calif Detter Cole Concorfia Kans Walter Bleakley Georgina Bleakies Grace’ Allan Bleakley Allan Igc Walter Zeelner Blanche Fheni Georgia Ramegaye Keneas City Terrance Ramsaye California M. V. Schelling Helen Lawrence Edith, Himpel Kansas Grain Inspection Bureau Willis Roberts Eith Park Geol Ott J. G Me Arthur TD. Haevis Arthur Ott di Burten M. BE Eudora Cee Ott Sr Otte Dner Dau- Porgy Louise A. Vor Gunter Pearl Francis Page Holmes St. Paul's Lyndon Geq Wotan Ralph Terrell Ray Milles Will ‘Miller Oscar Lathhelle Q.F. Votan Tarether Klopfenstein Ed Grob Harold Fon Gunten Martha Henry Gietta Fred Bartz E. Crane A. B. Conner North Lawrence Roy Wilson Edgar and Nellie Mae Brookfield Mey Will Miller Ben Rowing Harry Milley Mae Marrishall de Snte Ed’ Miller Yar Oscar Lothholz Oscar Thomson O. Kj Votan John Ott Herman Wichman Marvin Eugene Ella W. Wichmans Lenexa Pearl Strobel Earl Ott George Ott Jr A. von Gunien Ed Forsythe Barbara

Public Stenographer Office Stay Noted at Jayhawk Hotel

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a temporary stay in the Jayhawk Hotel for a public stenographer, with a Tuesday reference and unspecified schedule details. The fragmentary text hints at an assignment or briefing during a one week period.

Stitute Public Stenoigrapher Jayhawk Hotel

Belleview community notices from Kanwaka area

Belleview notes detail visits among families in Belleview and Kanwaka, including Abel, Mills, Ott, Shirek, and Gabriel households. Several church and Ladies Aid activities are described, with weddings, funerals, and school events noted. Community members travel to Lawrence, Topeka, and Manhattan for visits, school, and conventions.

Graduates Honored Across District Schools

BANWAKA RKantwaka saw a large class this year with Risdon God love earning a 4. B. degree from Kansas University. Carl Williams Robert Dews Rena Elliott and Mary Anderson graduated Liberty Memorial high school. Sam Seetin Elia Godiave moved from Junior high to Liberty Memorial high. Six district seniors received diplomas last Saturday: Margaret Colman Josephine Seetin Kathryn Swargon Ruth Colman Miltoy Elliott Everett Shaw. Margaret Colman leads with special honors.

Rkantwaka Risdon Godlove Kansas University Carl Williams Robert Dews Rena Elliott Mary Anderson Liberty Memorial High School Sam Seetin Elia Godiave Liberty -Memorial High School Margaret Colman Josephine Seetin Kathryn Swargon Ruth Colman Miltoy Elliott Fverett Shaw

Detroit Summer Concerts Broadcast From Belle Isle Park

WGHP announces eight weeks of Detroit Symphony Orchestra concerts live from Belle Isle Park direct from the station. Victor Kolar leads the program with 8:00 p.m. start times across multiple time zones. Radio schedules list extensive listings for various cities and orchestras with dinner music and program notes.

Detroit U.pm WGHP Ibrandanst Detroit Symphony Orchestra Balle Isle Park Victor Kolar

Local social notes and gatherings in Coffeyville area

Lloyd Duffee helps with haying this week as relatives visit. Many locals listed in a party including Coffeyville and Marceline Missouri families visiting relatives. The column records who attended, where they traveled, and community happenings from farms to churches, with names like Jane Addams and Hull House mentioned in discussion of notable women.

De Soto Shocks as Chase Oshel Found Dead at Farm near Prairie Center

The De Soto community learned Chase Oshel, 29, was found dead in bed at a Prairie Center-area farm, death likely due to natural causes. Funeral held at Prairie Center with Rev. F Le Alexander. burial in Prairie Center cemetery. Survived by two sisters Mrs B Broadhurst and Mrs Joseph Hale. Several local residents noted in surrounding notices.

Chase Oshel B. Broadhurst Oshel Prairie Center F. le Alexander Winde Osher Joseph Hale Praire Center Don Miller Kanées City J B W. Phillips Marion Plummer Jesse, Reynolds Alonzo Ambler Tekin J. Osborne Olathe Clarence Evereth Plame Hick Man Mills John W- Hayes Herbert Reynolds Zeta Casplessinene Kansas City Reyneld Jesse Reynald Dorothy Brewer Lawrence Harold Moll Baker University Baldwin Amy Moll Carl Kochlar Gus Roehier Wichita Friends University Ysl Arthur Moore Milo Gray Town Jesse C. Hoff Hs Famil Misa Edith Hoftine Cal Gertrude Atkinson

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