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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1934

Page

2

Missionary Doctor Ingram Slain by Bandits near Peiping

Dr J H Ingram 75 year old American missionary was killed in his summer bungalow on Peiping outskirts as he shielded wife and grandchildren from gunmen. A Boxer veteran, Ingram had spent 50 years in China and was linked to the American Board of Missions. Bandits looted the house taking a small sum. daughter Ruth is hospitalized in St Louis with other children safe. Chinese officials pledged action to capture robbers and protect foreigners.

Peiping China United States Legation J. H. Ingram Ingram Ruth Ingram Barnes Hospital St. Louis Robert Louis

Local fight recap and city scene from Lawrence area

Local fight fans followed the Carrera Baer heavyweight bout last night on WREN with NBC's Graham MacNamee providing radio play by play. Ed Phelps of Lawrence, who helped Kansas football last fall, is delivering ice for the American Service company as he readies for the coming season.

Ed Phelps Lawrence University of Kansas Red Grange American Service Company Caréra-Baer Wren NBC Graham McNamee

Plymouth Congregational Church Summer Forum Opens

The Plymouth Congregational church begins a summer session student forum on Social Progress with weekly Sunday 10 oclock meetings. Speakers from education business law and religion will discuss progress. Dr Raymond H Wheeler of the University psychology department opens June 17 with Social Progress and Stability. all are invited to attend.

Plymouth

Test Your Knowledge Seven Questions From Classifieds

The reader is invited to turn to the classified page for answers to seven quiz items. Questions include sacred mountains of Japan, Semper Fidelis composer, Danube’s mouth, Haywood Moyer Pettibone trial location, a distance light travels in a year, Melville W. Fuller, presidential coinage power, lumber king of America, and Wyoming postal abbreviation.

Japan Danube River Haywood Moyer, Pettibone Clarence Darrow Melville W. Fuller

Ottawa hosts finance school for city officials

E. E. Alexander commissioner of finance and A. E. Woestemeyer city clerk attend a one day school of city financial administration in Ottawa conducted by the League of Kansas Municipalities. Officials from 48 cities and towns within a 40 mile radius attend the session as part of ten statewide schools this week.

E. E. Alexander A. E. Woestemeyer Ottawa League of Kansas Municipalities

Cunningham and Bonthron to duel in Princeton mile

Two elite milers, Glenn Cunningham and Bill Bonthron, meet in the Princeton track meet’s rubber mile, a prelude to the NCAA titles. Venzke, Love洛ock, and others join a strong field as broadcasts by CBS and NBC prepare to carry the race. Cunningham and Bonthron have split wins this season, each seeking the decisive edge on a fast track. The race starts at 3 o’clock CST.

Princeton Bill Bonthron Glenn Cunningham Bonthron Cunningham New York Luigi Beccali Jack Love Lock New Glenn Cunningham Zealand Gene Venzke Pennsylvania Venzke Loverlock Los Angeles Cornell England H. W. Hartgiss Lawrence New York City Pacific Coast Ted Husing Columbia National Broadcasting Company

Two Conferences Planned At University Of Kansas Summer Session

Two conferences at the University of Kansas during the summer session explore education and English. The Education conference on June 22 includes talks by E H Lindley and Omaha schools chief Homer Anderson with sessions on reorganization and funding. The English meeting on June 27 and 28, first of its kind at KU, features Miss Dora Mary McDonald as principal speaker and focuses on programs dramatics poetry and writing.

University of Kansas K U. School of Education Kansas Authors’ Club K. U E. H. Lindley Homer Anderson Omaha Neb Kansas Charles A. Lee Missouri W. T. Markham A. Stacey R. C. ‘Unt R. A. Schwegfer K. U. School of Educaion Dora Mary McDonald Duluth Minn Helen Rhoda Hoopes

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Harold Kimball

Funeral services for Mrs. Harold Kimball aged 18 will be held Monday at 2 30 from St Luke s AME Church. The Rev M G Knight will preside. She died this morning at her home 1309 New York Street.

Harold Kimball New York Street St. Luke's A.M. E. Church M. G. Knight

Body of Lyman Webb to be buried in Williamstown

The body of Lyman Webb oil operator from Iraan Texas who died from injuries in a car wreck will be sent to Williamstown tonight for burial. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. He is survived by his wife and son Claude 16 a brother Clarence and his mother Maud Webb. He had not resided in Williamstown for more than 15 years.

Lyman Webb Iraan Texas San Angelo Tex Williamstown Ran Maud Webb Webb Claude Clarence Morse

Dean Schwerler to Open KU Summer Series at First Baptist

Dean R A Schwerler of the KU school of education and summer school dean will speak at 9 45 Sunday morning at First Baptist church on The Christian Message for Today the opening talk in a series arranged by Rev Charles W Thomas director of student work for the summer session All summer school students and friends are invited to attend and a full list of speakers will be announced at the first meeting The church lies at Eighth and Kentucky streets Corner of Eighth and Kentucky streets.

R. A. Schwerler School of Education K. U First Baptist Church Charles W. Thomas Dean Schwegler Eighth and Kentucky Streets

Co-Operative Club hears Judge Menger on wills and inheritance laws

The Co-Operative Club gathered at Eldridge hotel to hear Probate Judge L H Menger discuss wills probating and inheritance laws across states. Lawrence National Bank guests T J Meade and Frank Hosford attended. Next Thursday the club hosts a party at the Country club for the ladies.

Co-Operative Club Eldridge Hotel L. H. Menger T. J. Meade Frank Hosford Lawrence National Bank Co-Operatives

Plan Township Caucus Seeks Willow Springs Republican Candidates

A Republican caucus to select candidates for the Willow Springs township ticket will be held Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Willow Springs township hall. All Republicans of the township are invited to attend the Willow Springs meeting Monday night. War On Chinch Bugs With chinch bugs reported the worst in the history of Jefferson county the farmers in that region have adopted the slogan They Shall Not Pass and are going in to battle with a carload of creosote oil and flaked cyanide donated by Uncle Sam. Marriage Licenses Milton W. Sanderson and Virginia Colman both of Lawrence and Alvin L. Thiry of Lawrence and Gladys P. Kramer of Waverly.

Willow Springs Jefferson County Uncle Sam Milton W. Sanderson Virginia Colman Lawrence Seth W. Slaughter Alvin L. Thiry Gladys P. Kramer Waverly Mr. Dewey

FACES TRIAL IN COURT FOR GRAND LARCENY

Paul Hutton of Lawrence waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial on grand larceny in a case involving two saddles and two bridles from the Haskell cavalry barn on highway 75 W south of Lawrence. Aldrich Beardslee of Downs faces the same offense with preliminary hearings set for June 23.

Frank Dodds Paul Hutton Lawrence District Court Haskell Cavalry Highway 75-W Hutton Aldrich Beardslee Downs Dodds

Society notes at Kansas town clubs and DAR picnic

Society items from Kennard W C T U meeting at Mrs L K Robinson 2032 Massachusetts Street. Flower Mission program led by Hannah Champion. Bridgettes gather at Country club with green and yellow decor. Topeka guests Judge and Mrs Walter Thiele. Bridge winners Mr and Mrs Harry Frazee high, Mr and Mrs Fred Ellsworth second. Betty Washington chapter DA R closes summer with picnic hosted by Mrs R R McFarland near town. Regent H E Don Carlos honors flag and gift from Mrs W H Sears to a DA R room at Shawnee Mission. Chapter donates $5 to Red Cross. Coming year plans by Mrs Floyd Rankin. Buffet by garden flowers. Hostesses named. September meeting replaced by all day Shawnee/Johnson gathering. Howard Morris family from Lecompton dined at Country club. C C Shimmons to host B H S bridge club Monday.

Kennard W. C. T. U L. K. Robinson Massachusetts Street Kansas H. H. Asher Country Club Bridge Walter Thiele Topeka Harry Frazee Fred Ellsworth Arthur L. Kirchho Betty Washington D.A.R R. R. McFarland H. E. Don Carlos Washington Post G.A.R Shawnee Mission W. H. Sears Charles Robinson Red Cross Floyd Rankin McFarland C. M. Sterling E. A. White Cc. $Rick Marcia Baty W. C. Summers Bessie Wilder George Kirchhoff Isabel Gilmore Mary Howell Shawnee Jinston

Personal notices from Lawrence county social calendar

Mr and Mrs C D Young left this morning for a summer in New England and Canada. Mrs C B Spangler and Miss Irma Spangler on a motor trip through the south report visits to Lawrenceburg Tenn Muscle Shoals and the government reservation there. They will visit in Florida then Washington DC with weather described as cool and cloudy after rain. Mrs C F Greenwood former Lawrence resident now in Columbus Wis leaves tonight after three months here. Jack Miller Edwin Phelps Donald Phelps and John Wilcox travel to Kansas City tonight for a Phi Delta Theta dinner at Mission Valley Hunt Club. Mrs Stanford McMillin leaves for Ida Grove Ia to attend Miss Hedwiz Kircheis wedding on June 17. Mrs Parks Helmick Chanute visits with aunts Miss Florence Snow and Miss Emma Now. Mrs R E McCarty and daughter Edris Louise and Miss Peggy Ackley spend the day in Kansas City. Miss Helen L Puls returns to Omaha Neb with Mrs C A Puls and leaves for home.

C. D. Young New England States Canada C. B. Spangler Irma Spangler South Lawrenceburg Tenn Muscle Shoals Florida Washington, D. C C. F. Greenwood Lawrence Columbus Wis Jack Miller Edwin Phelps Donald Phelps John Wilcox Kansas City Phi Delta Theta Mission Valley Hunt Club Stanford McMillin Ida Grove Hedwiz Kircheis Parks Helmick Chanute Florence L. Snow Emma R. E. McCarty Edris Louise Peggy Ackley Helen L. Puls C.A. Puls Omaha Neb

House backs tin supply probe in Caldwell resolution

The Washington House approved the Caldwell resolution directing the foreign affairs committee to investigate the nation’s tin supply. The move targets a critical war and peace time metal essential for defense and industry.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee

Tugwell confirmed as undersecretary of agriculture

Dr. Rexford Tugwell was confirmed 53 to 24 as undersecretary of agriculture. He will launch a westward inspection tour starting June 19 in Brookings South Dakota, visiting agricultural experiment stations erosion control and relief projects he helped plan. A customary inspection tour with stops in western states follows a heated confirmation fight.

Washington Rexford G. Tugwell Tugwell Senate Columbia Smith Bugwell

Taft Fellowship Honorary Award to Vernon McKay

Vernon McKay of Independence Kansas, Baker University Class of 1933, finishing a masters at Syracuse University, was named the Taft Fellowship recipient by the University of Cincinnati scholarship committee. The award carries a 1000 dollar annual stipend. Little chance exists for passage of the McLeod bill to reimburse bank depositors this session without congressional extension to June 29.

TAFT Vernon McKay Baker Baldwin City Independence Kan Baker University Syracuse University University of Cincinnati Washington Congress House

Local Society Meeting and School Honors Report

The men’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Palmater’s home with fourteen members and five guests. Vernon Milligan and Robert Street of North Lawrence joined an all night hike to Tonganoxie. Orver Beer, a White School seventh grader, made the spring honor roll. Junior Heck of White District earned his high school diploma on June 9 and led as English club president and captain of both baseball and basketball teams.

Belleview Ladies Aid Meeting and North Lawrence Social Notes

North Lawrence community items include Mrs A B Conner attending Belleview Ladies Aid at Mrs Carl Phleger’s home, Mr Conner’s business trip to Eudora, the Pine family visiting Topeka and Gage Park, Evelyn Wisely enrolling at KU, local wheat harvest underway, and Mrs Walter Palmateer improving after illness. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Charles Fincher in Topeka and Shook Daniels entering a spelling contest at Memorial High School, with Wo-embodied entertainments by Mrs Perry Palmateer and Mrs Lucy Culver.

A. B. Conner Belleview White K. U Miss Wisely Wichita North Lawrence Walter Palmateer Charles Fincher Topeka Gage Park Elmeda Shook Alving Daniels Memorial High School Perry Palmateer Lucy Culver

Dorothy Parker Reveals Marriage to Actor Alan Campbell

Denver report: Dorothy Parker confirms she is married to actor Alan Campbell. Campbell, in Denver with Elitch Gardens stock company, played juvenile roles. Parker says they wed by a justice of the peace in Westbury, L I last October and moved into a local apartment.

Denver Dorothy Parker New York Alan Campbell Elitch Gardens Miss Parker Campbell Westbury L. I

Rain Boosts Crops in Parsons and Neodesha

Reports from Parsons and Neodesha Kansas on June 15 describe downpours measured at .87 and 1.60 inches respectively. The rains brought cooler temperatures and relief for corn and other crops, while national news notes Senator Robinson introducing a new labor bill seeking quick consideration to aid labor disputes.

Parsons Kans Neodesha Kan Washington Robinson

Journal-World Subscriptions During Summer Absence

A brief notice offers regular delivery of the Journal-World by mail for summer subscribers at 25 cents per month, outlining home delivery options while travelers are away.

Journal-World

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