Ambassadors Meet for Anglo American Talks at Lossiemouth
Ambassador Daires and Prime Minister MacDonald to pursue common ground in first discussions on Anglo American relations at the Speyside golf course Lossiemouth Scotland. Also notes a major congressional session on 1980 census and reapportionment aims for automatic readjustment every ten years amid debates over district boundaries and Farm Debenture plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daires
MacDonald
Speyside Golf Course
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Congress
Kaneas
Douglas County
Hoover
Tueth and Miss Stephens lead historic school shifts
In the old hometown notice, Tueth and Miss Stephens are named in a local election for a chair position and department heads. The report notes shifts in staff roles, including Miss A Morrow taking charge of the algebra department and Gleed H Carruth involved in station posts. Repairs on the town fire engine progress, with optimism for improved performance once completed. The University Alumni elected officers including President Tie Williams, Vice President J We Gleed, Secretary Alma Richardson, and Treasurer We J Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hety
Stephens
Fannie ‘Schlegeli
A. Morrow
al. Department
Gleed
Carruth
Espe
Ite
Ion
Isarrie Glaser
Garrie “Steinberg
Iia
Steinberg
Soadiie
Uniersity
Tiewie Williams
Ll Tosh
Alma Richardson
J. Byrd
Washburn College adds Dr John Outland football post
Twenty five years ago Washburn College Topeka announced the appointment of Dr John Outland to the football management for the coming fall season. Kennedy of the city was considered but refused to sign until KU's stance was clear. Weeks likely to not return to Lawrence. Kennedy expected to be formally chosen for the position during the summer. Mrs John Alder plans a survey of old friends in honor of Pr Charles F Meserve. A quiet wedding occurred last evening as Miss Cora Shaw and Mr Walter Andrews wed at the bride’s home with Rev Coffman officiating. Several local movements and visits noted including Mrs Blanch Wildy’s return and Judged Q A Norton’s trip to Paola for a niece’s wedding. Frank Hester and Ina Hester travel to St Louis. Helen and Jennie Sutliff host visitors for the Kansasi centennial events. The House moved today to a new corner completed at Tennessee and Winthrop streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Topeka
John Outland
Bert ‘Kennedy
Kennedy
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Alex Shaw
Walter Andr Ws
la ‘Junta
Colo
Coffman
The
Baptist Church
Imps
Q.A. Norton
Paola
Neice
Frank Hester
Ina Hester
St.Louis
Helen
Jennie Sutliff
Connelly
Ten Years Ago Two Speakers and Local Events
Ten years ago on a Friday in July Prof W H Carruth spoke at the Unitarian Church on Is Christianity Bankrupt Constance Carruth McCollum visits Lawrence with her father and plans christening at the service Miss Helen Hoopes and Miss Anne Benson travel to Philadelphia for Phi Lambda Theta National Convention as delegates from the chapter Rev Arthur Braden witnesses a Clare wedding at noon June 13 and plans for a visit to the yard with summer plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Unitarian Church
Constance
Carruth McCollum
Lawrence
Helen
Hoopes
Anne
Benson
Philadelphia
Phi Lambda Theta i
Freedom spheres in the western hemisphere debate
In Washington on June 14 AP reports discussion by informed quarters on freedom of the Beasion capitals within Anglo-American dialogue. The likely solution of hemispheric boundary lines centers on the Atlantic as a dividing line with the United States protecting Western Hemisphere interests and Britain preserving obligations under the league covenant. The Pacific four power accord of 1921 among the United States Britain Japan and France remains in force until abrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beas
United States
Britain
Atlantic
England
Europe
Africa
Great Britain
League of Nations
Pacific
Japan
France
University of Kansas paper notes murder across Indian Territory
The Observer of Nature reports a murder across the Indian Territory with Isaac Tourneycake, aDelaware chief, as a familiar figure in Chetopa. An estimate forecasts 1,000 reapers needed for a large wheat crop in the Arkansas River valley from Dodge City to Arkansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kinsas
Observer of Nature
Chetopa
Indian “Territory
Isaac Tourneycake
Arkansa’s
Dodge ‘City
Arkansas City
Midland Social News Highlights Wednesday Morning Gatherings
Dick Coffman and Russell Shaw worked as callers in Midland on Wednesday morning. Mrs Walter Love and Walter Dell spent Wednesday with Mrs Elmer Quidahl Margaret Mary. James visited Paseiey with Phyllis Wei and Miss Florence Alford and Miss Dorothy Griffin attended the museum. The Rural Social Club met Wednesday afternoon with nine members present. The club adjourned for summer and will meet the first Wednesday in September with Mrs Charles Spray. Mr and Mrs Herry Siewald spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Sutter. Mr and Mrs Will Adam spent the weekend at Edgerton. Genevieve Venison visited Kansas City. Emma and Mary Nottingam visited Serena Friday with Mr Jeanette Houk. Mrs Houk spent the weekend with Bed Heck and family. Mrs Lewis and daughter accompanied Mr and Mrs B McCall to Kansas City. Gerald Gonea was a weekend guest with Mr and Mrs Hibest. Pauline Sterling was not home Thursday. Emma Nottingham spent the weekend with her grandmother and attended commencement exercises. Guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Ousdahl Sunday included Mr and Mrs Paul Brune and Mr and Mrs Lowell Sterling and daughter Laura. Mr and Mrs Gus Brufe and family had dinner with Mr and Mrs August Marglesdorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Coffman
Russell Shaw
iWalter
Love
Walter
Dell
Elmer Quidahl
Margaret
Mary
James
Paseiey
Phyllis Weie
Florence, Alford
Dorothy ‘Griffin
Tope
Ite
Glubi Mbt
iChester Toms
Will
Charles Spray
T ‘Ma
Herry
S$iewald
Sutter
oMr
Will ‘Adam
Edgerton
Genevieve
Jay
Kansas City
Emma
Nottigam
Serena
Jeanette /Houk
Heck
Lewis
Arsaret
B. McCall
Kansas
City
Fe Gon
Rer Ad
A. A. Lewis
Gerald Gonea
Hibest
Pauline Sterling
Nottinghai Splent
Arid Ie
Elmer Ousdahl
Paul ‘Brune
Lowell
Sterling
Laura
Atchison
August Marglesdorf
Gus. Brufe
Fred Alford
Guy Folks
Johnny
Othel Need
Rosie Keinréd
Edwin Schowen
Gerdt
Annesé
Husted
John Nottinzhaw
Jim Houk
Jéanez
Fred. Heck
Frank Gibbs
Nottingham
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
Baby
Howard Br WN
Prairie Center
Friends Quarterly
Maurice Suiter
Jim, Houck
Will Canovan
Silas ‘Canovan
Love Home
Jim_ Houk
Jeanette
Howard
Edwin § Schowen
Igerdt
Hunsberger
Pirotte
JB. G.” McCall
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Wulfkuble
Aoe
Fred Heck
Willberhid
Georg- Yana
Ion
EL Best
Kansas “City
Rice
Joé Wolfis
John Nottingham
Cargy
G. E. Kretsinger
Charles Seward Wilson Counts
J, E. Kalb
Wesley de Vault
Raymond
Pearson
J. Hyland
Albert Moldenhauer
Clarence
Floyd
Lawrence
Wilson Kinney
Kinney
Moldenhauer
Maurice O'Neil
H. J. O'Neil
Tal Hein
Edward Revey
Catrimne
Cletis
Mars
Henry Filer
William Boyd
Dinter
Terrace
Minn
Amazillo
Texas
Walter Scott
Beth
Louise Jones
Walter Scott, Jr
Bush City
Fred Scott
John Hays
Henry. Peltard
Grace ‘Hays
Deli ‘Simmons
Ottawa
J. J. Breijhaupt
Ralph Kalb
Dorothy
Worden
van Tries
Henry Eiler
Unday
T. B
H. H. Hays
Paul O'Neil
F. E. Kalb
Henry Bell
Merrill
Waters
Donald Pearlson
Western
Raymond Kalb
Floyd Eugene
P. Shannon
Charles
Mrr
Dana Cavender
Fami
Centropolis
Royden Allison
Robert
Edna Cavender
Kansas ‘City
R. S. Oe
McCormick
Orvil
Bradford
Black Jack
Judah's Fall Commemorated In Sunday Lesson
In the International Sunday School lesson for June 16, 1929, Charles A. Pals analyzes Jeremiah and the fall of Jerusalem. The sermon notes Judah’s rebellion against Nebuchadnezzar and God, the siege, famine, and exile, urging personal repentance before punishment. Community notes follow with visits, socials, and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Charles A. ‘Pals
Charles Ial Pals
Trinity Lutheran Church
Community Church Union Services and Summer Plans
A dense report lists church services across Lavirance including Chulatian Church on Kentucky Streets with pastor A. Richard and Albert as acting superintendent. Seventh Day Adventist on New York Street. First Methodist Episcopal on Vermont Street with Dr Bascom Robbins. St James A M E on North Lawrence. United Brethren on Heatherington. Free Methodist on Connecticut. First Baptist on Kentucky Street. Presbyterian/Baptist men group discussions. Assembly of God on Rhode Island. North Lawrence Christian Church Seventh and Street. Plymouth Congregational on Vermont with music and union services in South Park. The document also notes a summer school program for university students at First Baptist led by Charles W and Professor John Ise, plus upcoming evangelistic services and a planned park union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chulatian
Kentucky
Aries A. Richard
Albert
Hams
hPa
Wee
Christian Emdeavor Socize
Dudde
Daily Vacation Bible School
Hich
Kelier
Harry Gordon
Charles Thoms
Adventist Church
Tenth
New York Streets
Wi. Jordan
Waward
Absalom
Davi
Paul
Hoathby
Per AN
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vermont Streets
Harry A. Gordon
Edwin F. Brite
Sandhus School
Bascom Robbins
Bethany Methodist Epital
Kansas City
Kan
Robbins
Thelma Edmondson
Will
Solo
Father
Istra
Doun
United Brethren
Church Gu
Heatherington
Ralph Sneegas
Inday Dent
Hog
Studyi Dearer
R. RR. McCleery
Free Methodist Church
Connecticut
Fike
Andy
Park Ann
Buble
First Baptist Church
Etehth
Jennifer Charles W. Thomas
Sui School
RB Q
Bratherhood
Waslace
Union Padda
South Park
Charles W
T He First Baptist Church
John Ise
Department of
RG. Brewster
North ‘Lawrence
Sunday School Assembly at Immanuel Lutheran
Sunday school gathered in the department for the first time with songs, recitations, and the like. Rev Puls sermon Sunday morning at 11:00. Programs include an anthem, organ numbers, and a penny contest. Beginning Sunday June 23rd Sunday school at 2:15 and church service at 10:00. Ross Smith pastor and LAL Wimmoms superintendent invite all to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
Puls
Simper
Lee Greene
Mélinde Lasohn
Moy
Friends Church
Delaware Street
Ross Smith
S. m
Lal Wimmons
Mobars
P. White
America
Germany
Perla
Commons
Lawrence Visitors Highlight Local Social Calls
A fragmented column notes Lawrence residents visiting and calling in the district. A. J. Flory and Maheh Wingert are mentioned as Lawrence visitors, with references to Wednesday and Thursday at a farm, along with Charlie Bro Hammer Alda, Mrs. Oscar Shuck, and Henry Landis making local calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Flory
Maheh Wingertie Lawrence
Wedness
Charlie
Brohammer
Jand
Alda
Lawrence
Oscar Shuck
Lloyd
Henry Landis
Char
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Aring
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Midland
Aude Callan
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Zedekiah
Dean
Stanley
Zedegiah
Redekiah
Jericho
Riblah
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
God
Sapa
Jereniah
Ainder Gedaliah
Temple
Thea Prospect “Farmerly Union
Prospect School
St. James
North Lawrence
Womack
Matthew
Sims
Nineteenth
Tennessee Streets
St. Jime
Assembly For God
Rhode Island Street
B Farrell
Plymouth
Vermont ‘Street
Alfred D.grer
Rutt, Bilis
Mepibah Mooré
Irene Peabody
Fagene
Christy
Ernest Church School
Karl Kiooz
Suyfer- Teene
Slusic
Irene
Peabods
Harry A. Gordon Will
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Hampshire
Immanuel Lutheran
Church Lanth
Stoemletwerth
Idoa
Syhaak
Trinity Episcopal Church
B. Shaner
H. CG. Taylor
A. Ma
Brown's Grove
Sion Y
First Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Ates
Wil Bey
Utoetock
Asgman
Ceree
Avlegro
Maestoso— Stebbing
Genus
Thern Waldemar Getteh
Rad’ McGrew
Kart Kurner
D. A. Swarthout
Vallo
Offertary
Thee Wells
Genevieva Lee
Mayson
Hreets
Second Christian Church
Weurge
Nith
Street Baptist Church
Ninth
Hanoe
Ee .Brohammer
Arthur Flory
Will Hostma
Charlie Brohammer
Daniel. Beegh
Ley
Wesley
Flory
Abe Flory
Art’ Davison
Willow Springs
Elmer Flory
Daniel Beeghley
Evserett
Ray Park
Lloyd Beeghley
Henry Flory
Amos Wrightsman
Netti Flory
Mildred Deay
Evelyn Shuck
Edith Deay
Arlie Flory
Wesley’ Flory
Wilma Gish
Gladys’ Gisht
Laurie Postma
Mable Flory
Ceci Duver
William Brohammer
Lal Shuck
Figgrend Postma
Vil ‘Shoemaker
Vida Gish
William Flory
Alda’ Brohammer
Charles Shuck
Ralph Seward
Oscar Markley
Charlie ‘Brohammer
Ea Miller
Charlie Brohamer
Mable Wingert
Ira Flory
Oscar’ Markley
Family Earlords
Will Postma
Jesse Markley
John Hyre
Florente
Richard
Etd Brohammer
Lillian
Aldy
Ralph, Seward
Daniel’ Flory
Lloyd Shuck
John Brohammer
Charlie Brohamher
Lil
Ian
Florence
John Beeghiey
Meinkle
John Brdhammer
Ben Pearl
Harold
Carl ‘Petterson
Lloyd Stuck
Deay
Everett Bond
Porter Bond
Columbia
New Orleans
New St.Charles
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Stuerthoers
Fecore
Schubert
Valley Forge
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N.H
Lawrence National Bank
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