Looki ng for Work in Kansas City Patience Fails for Chefranoff Family
Mr and Mrs Chefranoff, Kansas University alumni and scholarship recipients, seek employment in Kansas City after weeks of hard effort. They left their stores and building to building card business to secure work at $22.50 weekly, but await a response as the dean of men notes their nativity and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cand
Paul Chefranoff
Univers of Kansas
Shin Fund
Kansas City
Iranoff
John BR. Dyer
Chezranoff
Chefranoff
Tourney Under Way at Gelation Championship Event
The opening rounds began with top entrants like Wray Meyer Ex Denver and Berkeley Be among early favorites. Notable names included Jenn Austin and Avery as the field started in earnest, with Bell and Miss Lojitie Fuller among women’s contenders. Junior Coon of Kansas City defeated Charles Sager of Leavenworth 6-3 6-3 as round play commenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray Meyer
Denver
Ty Berkeley
Jenn Austin
Bell
Ie Avery
Lojitie Fuller
Fort Leavenworth
Missouri
Junior Coon
Kansas
Charles Sager
Leaveworth
Rowing push in Minnesota university student movement
A student backed campaign in Minnesota aims to introduce intercollegiate rowing. A rally by honorary senior societies featured colorful skirts and races drawing attention to the effort while recalling resources from St Paul Boy Club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Duluth
of Minnesota
St. Paul Boyt Club
Iota
Radio Program Listings From United Press Draft
Compiled by United Press Monday features a grid of radio schedules by city and time. Listings include WEAF WLW WGR WMCA WEAL and many others with orchestras programs talks and broadcasts across Atlantic City Baltimore Cleveland New York Chicago and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Koka—Light Opera Hoardman
Minnesota
WLW
Salon
Eget
WEG
Atlantic City
oTgar
Immer Music
Ball
Baltimore
Sandman
Out Weaver
WEAL
WEEI
Boston
Big Brox ‘Musicale
Andrews
WGR
Buffalo
Ooiath
Iniae
Stather
WMAK
Paramount Orchestra
Clearwater
Me AM
Cleveland
b—Hollingen
Gram
Masison
SeusNore
Giasc Teense Ortaca
WNYC
New York
WEWL
WMCA
Hardman Eour
Vaudeville Wood
Philadelphia
Iaan
Pittsburgh
Scalzo
Providence
WRVA
Richmond
Roof Garden
WANG
Richmond Hill
Old Town Hall
Trever
Henectady
K. Y
O—Capital
Rene Dagens
WTAG
Garyle
U.P
WOT
Ames
Fowa
WSB
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincinnati
Visconti
Epsr
American Legion Hour
Cincinnat
KOU
Council Blupfs
Reese
WFAA
Dallas
Texas
KFKX
Hastings
KTHS
Hot Springs
Moulline
KPRS
Houston
Houston Firemen
WSUIL
Iowa City
Sceal
WOS
Jefferson City
Daniel Boone Jones
War
Kansas
School of the Air
Weaf Gstand Opera Co
Nighthawk’ Frohe
KFAR
Lincoln
Enner
KFI
Los Angeles
WHA
Madison
School of Music Hour
NES
Memphis
Fappalatida
Weco
MPLS
St, Paul
Ninner
Minn
Nashville
Wilk
Tide Schumacher
Radio Five
WSMB
New Orleans
Dixiels
St. Charles
Lake Mereka
Omaha
Frag “Orchestra
KGW
Portland
Mandeville
Q McElroy
KPO
San Francisco
Lind's Orchestra
Cabiria Orchestra
KSD
ST. Louis
Weaf Grand Opera Co
Chile grows in favor in Wichita chili parlors
Wichita AP report notes chili con carne rising from humble meat cuts to a popular dish in homes and eateries across the nation. Chefs, led by figures like Mr Baxter, are urged to use top cuts and thorough seasoning, with prices from ten to fifteen cents a bowl as chili parlors proliferate nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Ter
Eee
Baxter
Picnic in Hendy woods brings Fairview crowd together
A large group from Fairview and Mounday gathered for a Sunday picnic in Hendy woods. Attendees included Lucille Humphrey Opal Dexter Pearl Harvey Raymond Keehler Ralph Lorel Myrtle Rake Albert Ice Harry Kennedy Francis Kennedy Irene Minnie Albert Elmer Clyde Kampschroeder Robert Francis Edgar Donald Helen Canale Richard Wallace Kennedy Mary Thelma Slusser Dee Kennedy and family Junior Lila Leslie Benander relatives Many visits followed at Topeka Richland Lawrence Brown's Grove and with the Hilbert and Kennedy households over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Mounday
Hendy Woods
Lucille Humphrey
Opal Dexter
Pearl
Harvey
Raymond
Keehler
Ralph
Lorel
Myrtle Rake
Albert Ice
Harry
Francis Kennedy
Irene
Minnie
Albert
Elmer
Clyde Kampschroeder
Robert
Francis
Edgar Donald
Helen Canale
Richard
Georgia
Wallace Kennedy
Mary
Thelma
Slusser
Dee Kennedy
Lila
Leslie Baled
Roy. Kennedy and
Adda
Esther Benander
Topeka
Strickler’s ‘College
Will Hibbert
Russell
Richland
Elmer Wilson
Big Springs
Ivey Kennedy
Lawrence Kupper
Dee J Kennedy
Myr
Earl Rake
Laurel
Myrtle
Alfred
Roy Kennedy
Richard Wallie
Kennedy
Edgar Cansole
Roy Rake
Frances
Edgar
Donald Cansole
Ralph Rake
Lawrence. Kupper
Roy Bowen
Art Gaines
John Benander
Esther
Edythe Hilbert and Sons
Oakridge Farm Bureau Meets At Mrs Johns Home June 10
Oakridge Douglas County Farm Bureau held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon June 10 at Mrs. Frank Johns home. President Mrs. Johnne Morgan presided. Roll call on commercial patterns sparked a lively program with demonstrations by Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Walters, and Mrs. Fairbairn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Frank Johns
Johnne Morgan
J. Smith
Walters
Fairbairn
Frank Leonhard
H. G. van Neste
Morgan
Frank Bereiter
Mabel Fairbairn
May Nunemaker
Roid Pine
Frank McGrade
Hartman
Frank Walters
Johns
van Neste
A. A. Green
Marjorie ' Bereiter
Cawker City
Bereiter
Douglas County Farmers Tour Manhattan Agronomy Field Day
About twenty five to thirty Douglas county farmers drove to Manhattan for agronomy field day activities at the College. Attendees reported good roads and no accidents while noting the vast array of crop experiments on hundreds of acres. Groups viewed plots, with one man saying the trip paid off by learning how to fix alfalfa issues. CR. Many farmers were surprised at the college’s work and commented on the plentiful potatoes seen on the drive home, with upland crops needing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Manhattan
McGreath
Ben Coyne
F. S. Butcher
Chamney
Kansas Farms
Here
Deaths and Funerals of Florence Ewing and Laura Rogers
Florence Augustine Ewing aged 72 of 1341 Rhode Island street died Saturday evening in a local hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Charles Richard. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Ewing survived by wife Lucy B Ewing two brothers and a sister all of Lawrence. He ran a grocery at 43 Rhode Island street. Laura Marie Rogers aged 88 died Saturday afternoon at 816 East Eleventh street where she was cared for after her daughter's death. Funeral today at 2 pm from Friends church Hesper Rev T Williams. burial Hesper cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Augustine Ewing
Rhode Island Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Charles Richard
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ewing
Lawrence Lodge No. 4
IO. O. F
Lucy
B. A
P. W. Ewing
Minnie Soxman
Lawrence
R. Ewing
Laura Marie ‘Rogers
Laura Marie Rogers
Leland Batterson
East Eleventh Street
Sam
M of
Henley Ray
Horace Rogers
Hesper
the Friends Church
Rev
T. Williams
Samuel W Lorado
Famil
Nelson
Sedalia
Rence
Min m
Lewrence | Hoo
Igieering
Army
Santa Fe
Topeka
Louise Talbert
Grey
Lawrence Ad
Chicago
Santa Fh
Mr. Nelson
Edgar
Pickett
Kansas City
Margaret Drennan
Agnes Evans
Sam Nelson
Louise Talbert Nelson
Louise Talbert Nelson, Sentents
Charles An
Merleee
Charles E. Fox
Fred Nelson
Jetmore couple prepare mobile summer home trip
Mr and Mrs H A Jetmore depart for a summer vacation with a specially equipped car. Cabinets mounted on the running boards store ice and perishables while the rear carries wardrobe tarpaulin and camping gear. They plan to stop at Storm Lake Iowa and visit northern Iowa lakes. Car equipment rented by Mr Jetmore with a refrigerator able to hold ice for forty eight hours. Pettit the Plumber advertises lad man services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Jetmore
Porolica Cabero completes sentence in county jail
Local brief notes that Porolica Cabero, a Mexican youth, has finished his sentence for attempting to break into a box car in North Lawrence and was dismissed from jail this morning. Also mentions city commission meeting, jail prisoner count, a speeding fine, and various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porolica Cabero
North Lawrence
Personal notices of travels and visits across cities
Mrs W B Dalton leaves for Wellesley College for a twentieth reunion and two weeks near Boston. Mr and Mrs Junius Underwood and family visit Shrine Park Leavenworth. Mrs Robert T McClelland and two sons arrive from Berkeley to spend the summer with Mrs Dinsmore. Mrs W H McKeever returns from Middletown Ohio after ten days with her son Harold J McKeever on the Highway Magazine staff. Prof JH Hungerford and daughter Helen plan a two month stay in Cheboygan Michigan. George Summers and Edith Summers, en route from Denver, will visit East. Dr John Moore and Mr and Mrs FB Dodds leave for Council Bluffs on business. Prof Dinsmore Alter heads to Chicago for Northwestern University summer work. Mrs George C Shaad recovers from Philadelphia operation. Prof Shaad plans eastward travel home once fit. Mr and Mrs LaForce Bailey of Urbana visit Lawrence. Bailey was architecture instructor and is now UI Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
George Walters
Princeton
Kansas
Farmers State
L. E. Hooer
Gladys Campbell
Vinland
Godfrey Gertsenberger
Stella de Witt
S Gily
Missouri
and Smith
Stony Point
Sarah O’brien
Lawrence
Herve
Hoskinson
Hubert
Kansas City
Gussie Ellerton
California
Hemingway
Emma Fitz
E. A. Rees
Pleasant Vailey
Sam Talley
Sitorsi
Neeley
Lloyd
Lois
Clifford Neev
Curtis Wood
Eeley and
Topeka
Clarence. Hagerman and Sons
Clyde Nichols
Herge Hoskinson
Carl Heinrich
Phy Nichols
Mildred Hoskinson
Harry Alvord
L.E. Hoover
Wilbur Randel
Baldwin
Everting
R. S. Heaverin
Glenn
E. E. Hagerman
Ottawa
Forest iPz Park
W. B. Dalton
Wellesley College
Boston
Junius Underwood
Edith Summers
Williaks
Denver
John Moore
Arthur Marks
Dods
Council Bluffs
Neb
Dinsmore Alter
Chicago
Northwestern University
George.c. Shaad
Philadelphia
Shaad
LaForce Bailey
Urbana
Bailey
School of Architecture
University of Illinoisziga A I
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4Lissouri Valley
Andrew B. Wennerberg
Rosa B. West
Edward Hisson
John Fiogilard
Jerinie
Glendeereninning
G. W. Hemphill
Fred Zimmerman
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Donald Peppers
Eureka
S$ & Baking Company
el Dorado
Martha
United Press
CNR
CKCL
CKAC
Wkr
WFI
WRC
WEAO
WIY
WFEG
KHJ
Woc
WWGBS
WHB
KPSN
WHAS
WCED
WJJD
WCAD
Hu Ri
Chile
Vinland Looker
U., Case
L. E. “Hoover
Damee Gill
Jameson
Aker
Fort Mordied
Baker
John Hill
Mill
Talley
Vihland
Ben Kramer
Ll. i Hanan
Ladi
He Wein
West Fairview
Earl
Claude
Homer
Lloyd Paul
Hilbert
Bruce Gress
Richard Georgis
Wallace
Tucker
Brown's Grove
John
Chris Benander
Joe Kupper
Mike Hadi
Nancy
Cummings
Archie
Roy
William Hilbert
Hubert Pauley
Pauley
Nora Hilbert
Arawahanna Hare
Will Hilbert
Georgia Kennedy
Dewey Benander
J. H. Stribel
Editors
Tse
K.S. A.C. Visitors
Mrs. Jetmore
Pettit
R. H. Forbes
Story Highway
Game" Prica
Geiger & Rutherford
Leavenworth
Thorton, B. Gordon
Waverly
Blanche Baldwin
Menger
Enppelon
Lawrence Master Barbers Association
Eldridge House
John Prunty
Liiovial Hospital
Mr Prunty Tae
Shaw's Funther Yard
Martha Prynty
Alfred G. Hill
Memorial Corporation
Samuel W. Nelson
B.D. Shaw
Follivor
Mr. Shaw
Frank Shaw
Lawrance
Larvex
Moth Spray
Rankin's Drug Store
Massachusett. Ay
Biry
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Snaphie
Standard If Company
Rockefeller Foundation
Standard Oil Comn
Standard of Company
OL Company
Middle West
Standard Oil
Michigan Avenue
Steve
Bild
Guve
Bill
McNish
Superia
Saentserss
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