Evelyn Swarthout Wins Kate Neal Kinley Fellowship
Evelyn Swarthout daughter of Dean and Mrs Donald M Swarthout has won the Kate Neal Kinley Memorial Fellowship of 1000 dollars. The cash award from David Kinley supports advanced study anywhere she chooses with a recital at the University of Illinois part of the stipulation. She was selected after a competition at Urbana last Saturday and has studied at Kansas and Michigan with notable teachers. She has spent two years in London with Tobias Matthay and won a Geoffrey Reynolds three year scholarship and served on the British Broadcasting Company musical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Swarthout
Donald M. Swarthout
Kate Neal ‘Kinley
David Kinley
University of Illinois
Miss Swarthout
Urbana
University of Kansas Fine Arts’ School
Guy Maier
University of Michigan
London
Tobias Matthau
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Matthay
Geoffrey Reynolds
British Broadcasting Company
Kiwanis Club Discusses Class Activities In Woodworking
Ed Burgess outlined the vacation class run for 28 boys aged 11 to 16, in its second week sponsored by the Kiwanis club. Most projects will be home useful. material costs run about 1.50 to 2.00 dollars. The meeting also covered bindweed problems in Kansas farming and a report on poison ivy overrunning city lots, with plans for local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Ed Buress
Enty
Burgess
Concordia Club
Kansas
Paul B. Lawson
Dean Lawson
Ed Elbell
Erroneous Report Misidentified Driver in Elm Street Crash
James F E Barnes of Richland drove the car that struck a parked vehicle owned by John Richards at 523 Elm street Sunday night. Bobby Bowen, 5, suffered a severe scalp wound but is improving. Richards was at home when the accident occurred and his car was parked out front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
James FE. Barnes
Richland
John Richards
Richards
Barnes
Roy Bowen
Stull
Bobby Bowen
Mr. Richards
Test Your Knowledge Trivia Questions Listed For Classified Answers
A reader note listing seven sample quiz prompts asks for answers found on the classified page. Items include ancient terms, pole discovery, frontiers, U S League of Nations status, Irish Protestant societies post Boyne, senators, frost, vacuums, and local drugstore moves with address changes.
Senior Recital Is First Summer Music Offering
The first summer program at the K A school of fine arts features senior piano recital by Wilma Stoner of Lawrence, guided by Professor Roy Underwood. She led the KU Mu Phi Alpha chapter presidentship and Pi Kappa Lambda election, and will perform three sets including Schumann’s A Minor Concerto with Underwood accompanying on second piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A
Schumann
Underwood
Ted Church
Landon enters race for Republican governor nomination
Topeka June 14 Alf M Landon formally entered the race for the Republican nomination to succeed himself as governor with no opponent declared for the nomination A Wichita Democrat Thurman Hill filed for the Democratic nomination becoming the fifth Democrat to enter the race Sherman Marsh of Kansas City filed for the Republican nomination for Congress from the second district now represented by U S Guyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Thurman Hill
Wichita
Sherman Marsh
Kansas City
Guyer
Divorce Granted in Leavenworth Case of Mencher Couple
In Leavenworth county district court Mrs Genevieve Mencher was granted a divorce from Maj Pearson Mencher Cavalry USA after alleging neglect and extreme cruelty. The marriage began July 4 1916 at Douglas Arizona with custody awarded to Mrs Mencher for their two children. Nat Mencher did not contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Genevieve Mencher
Pearson Mencher
Cavalry
U.S.A
Leavenworth County District Court
Douglas
Ariz
Mencher
Nat. Mencher
Professor Readio to Survey Elm Bark Pests for Cornell
Professor Philip Readio of the K U entomology department left today for New York to survey elm tree bark pests in the East and test control methods for Cornell University. Assistant Kathleen Doering will take over his summer session classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Readio
K. U. Entomology Department
New York
Cornell University
New York State
Kathleen Doering
Readie
Landon Attends Picnic at Stahl Farm Near Auburn
Governor Alf M. Landon spoke at the 57th Stahl picnic on a farm near Auburn, with S. M. Brewster also delivering remarks. Directed by Frank Stahl, a former Topeka police chief and longtime prohibition advocate, the event marked the annual gathering now in its 57th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Stahl
Auburn
S. M. Brewster
United States
Frank Stahl
Landon
Brewster
Belleview 4 H club selects officers and reschedules meetings
The Belleview 4 H club met at Flora Mae James home electing Lois McGee president Alberta Hadl secretary and Frieda Cowles reporter. Eighteen members attended and the group changed project meeting dates to the second and fourth Wednesdays each month with the next meeting at Frieda Cowles home in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plans
Belleview
4-H Club
Flora Mae James
Lois McGee
Alberta Hadl
Frieda Cowles
Approves Housing Bills in Senate Banking Subcommittee
The administration housing bill won approval today from a Senate Banking subcommittee with core provisions intact. An amendment by Senator Warner to raise the Home Owners Loan Corporation borrowing power to 4 billion dollars was added, and a single administrator was proposed to oversee the program rather than multiple boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking
Warner
D-Ny
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Marriage Licenses and Theater Manager Changes
Marriage licenses issued to Owen R Bailey Evelyn Goodell Topeka. to Melba Schoenlein Lawrence by Rev C A Puls. to John R Green Clara H Redwine Kansas City Mo by Rev C C Cunningham. Dickinson theater manager change. Ted Siler transferred to Hiawatha. Severance banker John M Morley dies at 81. Earthquake shakes Afghanistan Baluchistan. Bihar disaster reminder. Classifieds invite vacant property renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen R. Bailey
Evelyn Goodell
Topeka
C. D. Hughes
Oklahoma City
Okla
Melba Schoenlein
Lawrence
C. A. Puls
John R. Green
Clara H.redwine
Kansas City
C. C. Cunningham
Dickinson
Lawrence Justice
Varsity Theater
Dickinson Theater
Ted Siler
Hiawatha
Peliaiaiinicaon
Aisdaidahes
Deaths and Funerals Luella Renn Hayes
Mrs Luella Renn Hayes died Friday at her Monrovia California home burial services held today in Wellington She was sister of Mrs F E Bryant assistant dean of women at the University of Kansas and formerly an English faculty member Her husband Thomas Hayes died two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Renn Hayes
Lawrence
Monrovia
Cal
Wellington
Baldwin News Highlights Local Socials and Theater Triumphs
Parents and relatives gather in Baldwin for visits and engagements. Mary Howell to Lawrence Hall wedding set for June 23 at First Methodist Baldwin. Warren Muenzenmayer heads to Japan with family connections in Tokyo and Nagoya. Maude Rhinely improves after illness. English and music teacher Ethel McDowell joins Welda schools. Gem theater marks first anniversary with large crowds. First band concert on President Fleming’s lawn draws big turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riddle
Topeka
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
H. A. Smith
Burlington
Ella Kilgore
Verna Dove
Rector Green
Redfield
Flora. Ricketts
Warren. Muenzenmayer
Seattle
Wash
Tokio
W. Muenzenmayer
Maude Rhinely
Roy Clary
Ethel McDowell
Welda
Wallace B. Fleming
Kenneth Wilson
Chicago
Harriet W. Ruble
Charles E. Beeks
Dean
Luther Leavengood
Nancy Ruth
Shawnee
Kansas City
Madison
Wis
Dean Leavengood
University of Wisconsin
Ward Spielman
The
Gem Theater
Spielman
W. B. Fleming
Baldwin News Roundup of Local Events and Band Members
Music supervisor Mrs Moore leads Baldwin summer band with H Moore family in attendance. The concert list includes Western Spirit and Harvard Special. Local residents and visitors visit Baldwin, attend church and school events, and travel for work and study as Update notes detail trips to Harrisonville Detroit Topeka Ottawa and New York Governor Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Moore
Merlin Rutherford
David Cooper
Aubrey Burgtorf
Billy Clark
Bobeby Wellborn
Martha Moore
Russell Barkley
Marguerite Noltensmeyer
Vernon Denton
Laura McKittrick
Marjorie la May
Delma Webb
Ada Mae Marquardt
Orville Hemphill
Esther Brockway
Willard Noltensmeyer
Iane Miller
H. Z. Moore
Milton Noltensmeyer
Arold Flickinger
Frances Shiffer
Junior McKinney
Floyd Rutherford
Myrtis Betts
Earl Maxwell
James Paradise
James G. Brockway
Dr. Wallace
Chester Moore
C. M. Showalter
Beryl Maxwell
Frank H. Ebright
Baldwin
Independence
Charles E. Beeks
Robert E.mchenry
Harrisonville
Martha Sheppard
Winfield
Howard Sheppard
Kansas City
Veryl Sheppard
Rex
Black Jack
Old Baldwin
Robert Carlyle McIntire
W. M. Balch
Troy
Eureka Springs
Ark
Ozarks
June Geyer
E. I. Geyer
William Potts
Geyer
Hiawatha High School
Governor’s Island
New York
A. E. Ayers
Southwestern College
Ayers
S. W. Kangas Methodist Conference
Marvin Price
Detroit
Fellowship Hall
W. M. Clark
Laura Belle McKittrick
Wilson
James
Wiley A. Kevn
Ottawa
North
Ottawa Methodist Church
Journal World Classifieds Supply Hundreds Of Rooms
Classified ads in the Journal World list hundreds of rooms for rent each year. The notices reflect ongoing demand for lodging across neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Local Society Notes and Health Updates
Mrs. Henry A. Kieffer and family visit Belleville relatives while Anna Scanland hosts. Thomas North shows improvement after pneumonia at Memorial hospital. Miss Margaret Messer attends pre nuptial events in Olathe for Ruth McNally and James Messer wedding. Mackey Community Club meeting canceled due to illness. picnic planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Kieffer
Junior Hill
Belleville
Mackey Community Club
Wheat and livestock mixed as markets slip and rise
Wheat fell to late session lows with losses around 15 to 24 cents from the prior close amid bearish Canadian crop signals and brisk U.S. harvest movement. Kansas City hogs and cattle showed mixed to higher readings while cash grain quotes ticked lower on No. 2 hard and corn futures. Livestock prices remained firm on select cattle and lighter lamb demand, with steady to higher tone on some hog classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fnid
Okla
Winnipes
Canadian
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
CUSDA
Clone
Wall Street Dull Amid Labor Strife And World Tensions
June 14 stock report shows declines led by steel fears and German moratorium concerns. Transfers around 575000 shares. oils and utilities held up while wheat and cotton slipped. Hogs rise at Chicago. Ford and GM losses noted. Paris franc steady, sterling off slightly as markets await Congressional action on peace program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Chicago
Auburn Automobile
Eastman Kodak
International Business Machines
U. S.steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Western Union
Santa Fe
New York Central
Union Pacific
U. S. Smelting
Kennecott
Seaboard Oil
National Distillers
Schenley
Allied Chemical
Columbian Carbon
Loew's
Beth~lechem Steel
du Pont and Montomery Ward
Consolidated Gas
Lee ‘of
New Jersey
Socons
Standard Ofla
California
Steel Workers
Pittsburgh
It's Great To Lose Fat and Feel Years Younger
A reader letter from Miss Edna Hunn of Algiers La praises Kruschen Salts for fat loss. She claims to have lost 30 pounds and to feel years younger after a month of daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water. The ad notes a four week jar price and urges others to try Kruschen for fat loss and improved appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hunn
Algiers
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D. M. Swarthout
Urbana, Ill
North Pole
U.S
Westphalia
U. S
League of Nations
Battle of the Boyne
England and
Ireland
Tee
Senate
William G. Me
W. W. Adair
Mass
Achusetts ‘Street
Toneka
West Eighth Street
Main Street
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
Bernice Peterson
Charles Springer
Walnut Street
Louise White
Church
Peterson
North Lawrence
Cornell U
Severance
Atchison, Kan
John M. Morley
State Bank of
Severance, Kan
Severance, SS
Near East
Bihar
Afghanistan
Baluchistan
Baldwin News
Bullock
Ae Aon
Kan City
USDA
Alabama
Loutalans
Ollahon Lgutly
E. Sant
Oklahoma Cobbrera
Loutalana
Sinclair HC
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank
B. P. O. Elks
H. H. Asher
Berkshire
Walters
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