Fourth of July Championship Match in Lawrence
Robby Roscoe the Lawrence light weight wrestler plans a July 4 title show at Woodlawn park with Happy Norman of Chariton Iowa as the challenger Norman claims the middle west light weight crown Roscoe accepts any opponent in his class The event will feature preliminaries with a race track ring and a state Legion sponsor linked to Wrestling News editor Doc Reid leveling a two man title dispute between Roscoe and Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby Roscoe
Lawrence
Happy Norman
Chariton
Iowa
Roscoe
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
Norman
Woodlawn Park
Styles
Middlewest
Little Fellows
Wil Force
Rew
Art Lathrop
Fort Scott
American Legion
Doc Reid
Kansas City
The
Wrestling News
Reid
Fisher
Rosca
Legion
Indians Beat KU. in Twilight League Showdown 4 to 2
The Haskell Indians defeated the KU team 4 to 2 at Haskell Field. Barnett pitched well for the Indians after escaping trouble, while Custer fanned six in a solid KU outing. Indians collected six hits to KU’s eight with three extra-base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indians
KK. U
Haskell Field
Indians
K. U
Jack Weese
Barnett
Custer
The
Suromiarys
Amarthia
Marcus
Levi
Foster
Clark
Chick
Few at meeting on organizing cow testing association
A small group of dairymen attended a meeting in Eudora last night to form a cow testing association. Wheat growers were busy with harvest and could not attend. A second meeting is planned for this afternoon at the county agent's office in the Chamber of Commerce building, with W. M. Williams of K. S. A. G. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Williams
Klan Chapters Split From Atlanta Headquarters in Texas
San Antonio and numerous Texas Klan groups adopt resolutions severing ties with the Atlanta headquarters. They pledge to withhold funds and reports from Atlanta until orders emerge from the internal turmoil causing factional struggles within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Klan
Douglas County Threshermen Meet For Chamber Session
The Douglas County Threshermen's Association held a business session this afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Douglas County Threshermen’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
Lawns Need Water Despite Recent County Rainfall
Despite weeks of heavy rains, lawns in Lawrence require watering now. The advisory urges homeowners to ensure adequate moisture for turf health and curb appeal amid ongoing wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. C. T. U. Meeting in Kennard Church
The Kennard Union of the W. C. T. U. held a symposium on Why Belong to the W. C. T. U. with 35 members and guests. Speakers urged teachers and mothers to join, noting patriotism, civic duty, and charitable aims, plus insights from Mrs. Lawson on India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennard Union
United Brethren Church
Hale
Organization For Righteousness
Handley
Weise
Lincoln
W. Cc. T. U. Mothers of the Land
Lawson
India
Hislop
Union
Joplin
Pratt
Junkins
Radio Amplifier Performance At South Park Stuns Onlooker
A test of the radio apparatus used by J. K. Meinertz at South Park last night drew a witness near the county jail who reported hearing every word clearly from the band stand, highlighting the amplifier’s remarkable carrying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Meinertz
South Park
Thorns and Orange Blossoms At Varsity Monday and Tuesday
The article previews a Preferred Picture where Kenneth Harlan and Estelle Taylor star in Thorns and Orange Blossoms. Rosita Mendez sings La Paloma to spark romance, with B P Schulberg producing and Louis Gasnier directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Harlan
Estelle Taylor
Thorns
May McAvoy
Elliott Dexter
Agnes Ayres
Thorns Amd
Spain
Rosita Mendez
Madrid
Yosita
America
United States
Bertha M. Clay
B. P. Schulberg
Louis Gasnier
Mrss Taylor
Edith Roberts
Community Notes From Lecompton And Big Springs
Local residents attend graduation in Lawrence with several named graduates and community members listed. Death of Mrs. W W Jones of Emporia noted along with funeral details. Community events include church meetings, a Fourth of July planning note, and county farmers tending hay and battling weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hartman
Big Springs
Lecompton
Starr Glenn
Topeka
Will Meyn
Kansas City
Marion Laswell
Lawrence
Glenn
Gerald Tarr
Kenneth Matney
Delmar Parrish
Frank Walter
Roy Tarr
Almeda Kettering
Grace Gray
John Miglakio
Faye Todhunter
Dover
Geo. F. Bahnmaier
H. A. Davidson
Geo. Young
Davidson
W. W. Jones
Emporia
Carrie
Geelan) Jones
Greenwood Valley
Ladies Aid
Big Springs U. B
Will Wymer
Walter Moore
Cyrus Glenn
Will Brown
Ralph Baker
Elm Heights
W.H. Glenn
United Brethren Church
M. A. Booth
Russell
Chas. Duncan
Roy Armstrong
Roy
A. S. Armstrong
Orville Baker
Geo. L
Ethel Mae Dodds
Gladys French
J. D. Stevens
Claude Fleenor
Owen Carl Earns Golf Cup in State Championship
Owen Carl of Lawrence returned home with a silver loving cup as runner up in the third flight of the state men’s championship golf tournament at Salina this week. G A Porter of Minneapolis defeated Carl in the third flight. J J Henry of Lawrence won a silver loving cup as fifth flight champion. Arthur Ecklund of Wichita won the tournament. Participants from Lawrence included Waldo Crowder F B Strong Justin Hill Penfold Jones Glen Charlton Owen Carl and J J Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Carl
Lawrence
Fat Salina
Carl
G. A.porter
Minneapolis
J. J. Henry
Arthur Ecklund
Wichita
Waldo Crowder
F. B. Strong
Justin Hill
Penfie'd Jones
Glen Charlton
Record Attendance Reaches New High at K S T C Emporia
Kansas State Teachers College enrollment hits 2,824, a new peak for the school. The summer session requires the addition of fifty one instructors to manage the increased attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S. TC. Emporia
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Fort Scott Man Visits Lawrence Brother in Law
Fort Scott resident Bob Haggart owner of the Hotel Goodland in Fort Scott Kansas drove to Lawrence in a Cadillac suburban to visit his brother in law Bert Wadhams of the Palace barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Bob Haggart
Hotel
Goodland
Kan
Lawrence
Bert ‘Wadhams
The
Palace Barber Shop
Community Notes From Lawrence Rest Room Visit
Residents patronized the Lawrence rest room last Saturday with many county graduates present. A Chamber of Commerce sign would help country visitors locate the facility. Weekend visits and family gatherings are noted across multiple households in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Frank
Kathryn Bidinger
Will Murphy
Edith
Emma Buchheim
Pearl
Ruth Gress
A. C. Walter
August Walter
Letha
Lenexe
Albert Walter
Clyde Talley
Topeka
Alfred Tucker
Clinton
John Gress
Ruth
Len Ice
Fred Hilbert
Richland
Hilbert
Charlie Brass
Sam Buchheim
Jake Bidinger
Rachel
Bernita
Local social notes from Lake View and surrounding towns
Mrs Levi Bower and Marguerite Bower returned from Topeka. Visitors included the Perkins and Lute families, George Lewis and relatives. Frances McCreath wed Charles B Taylor of Allen with many out of town guests. Several lake residents hosted and visited in Topeka, Lawrence, Emporia, Kansas City and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Bower
Marguerite
Topeka
Bert Perkins
Marguerite Lute
Vausbinder
George Lewis
Arthur Lewis
Bennie Lewis
Fred Lewis
Fred Lawson
Frances Lewis
Helen Dahlene
Miss Heart
Frances Kruse
Marguerite Bower
Clarence Dahlene
Lawrence
Jim Plumb
Inez Plumb
Fearl Taylor
Jane Taylor
Emporia
Madge Johnson
John Johnson
Walter Maloney
Ethel Hoar
Lawrence Green
Kansas City
George Woodward
Katherine Tester
Sanden
Florence Sanden
Butte
Montana
J. E. Anderson
St. Joseph
W.C. Kennedy Jones
Lebo
Kansas
Robert
Tracy
James Georgia
David McCreath
Mayme
Linda Brune
Albert
Wesley Brune
Frances McCreath
Cleveland
Ohio
Hazel Taylor
Lecompton
Lake View
Wesley
Gussie Brune
Clinton
Dorothy Dewers
Eudora Social Notes Include Visits from Tulsa Friends
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kendell from Tulsa visited Kansas City with Mrs. Kendell’s sister. Mrs. Lydia Schubert remains ill but improving. Minnie Breithaupt of Clearfield assists at the Schubert home. Flora Seaver and daughter Dorothy Fredericka from Tulsa visit the Kraybills. Otto Rosenau and Paul Luckan Jr. bought Fords in Kansas City for Carter-Smith. Mrs. Will Stadler and Willa marine shopped in Lawrence. Prof. B. R. Miller and Mr. Nation from Pittsburg spent the night with the Milburns and left in a Dodge coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kendell
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas City
Kendall
Henry Graves
Graves
Lydia Schubert
Minnie Breithaupt
Clearfield
Schubert
Flora Seaver
Dorothy Fredericka
Jess Kraybill
Mr. Seaver
Flora Copple
Eudora News
Otto, Rosenau
Paul Luckan, Jr
Carter-Smith Motor Company
Will Stadler
Willamarine
Lawrence
B. R. Miller
Nation
Pittsburg
Ikans
Jake Milburn
Prof. Miller
Charles Gerstenberger
Hattie Woodard
Louise Ziesenis
J. F. Mirley
Wilcox
Colorado
Methodist Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mary Allen
Jesson
Mary Miller
Mary Adams
Jesus
Clara Schuerman
China
Mesdamés Knepp
Copp
Adams
Henrietta Schubert
Community visits and social at Eudora hall event
A large crowd gathered in the I O O F hall for an afternoon social hosted by the Security Benefit Association with ice cream strawberry and cake. Various families from Kansas City Topeka Lawrence Baldwin and Tulsa visited friends and relatives around town during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Paul Gerstenberger
Security Benefit] Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Paul Lukan
Delbert Fuller
Winifred Jones
Gladys Wilson
Topeka
C. L. Fuller
William Hughes
Nydia Hughes
Colorado Springs
Frank Aulls
Julius Lotz
Alice Pouch
Rachel Weil
Carbondale
Musick
Jess Kraybill
Lloyd Kennedy
Lawrence
Homer Hinnen
Henry Voegle
Holton
Sinclair Oil Co
Larson
James Kraybill
Fred Ziesenis, Jr
Ed Rosell
Newton
S. W. Carr
Rousell
Carr
Jes
A. Lotz
W. Kk. McClain
C. L. Conger
Rev
D. W. Smith
Captain’s Creek
Emma Weil
George Hausman
Ed Deidrich
John Miller
Ruth
Jerald
Alex Gnase
Gardner
Leslie Kindred
Mr. Kindred
S. W. W. Carr
William Altenbernd
Milt Tarleton
William Haelsig
Clarence Miller
Lansing
Kans
C. B
Mary Miller
Fred Ziesenis
L. C. Miller
Eudora
Judieth Marley
Colorado
Gusta Ziesenis
Overbrook Social News Highlights Visits and Club Gathering
Mrs Elmer Dodder and children of Cheyenne Wyoming visit her father Will Wright and brother Homer Wright. Overbrook residents Mrs J M Eagan Mrs Arey and Jim Eagan spend Sunday with John Dodder. The Friendship Club met with Mrs John Dodder on June 14 with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dodder
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Will Wright
Homer Wright
J. M. Eagan
Arey
Jim Eagan
Overbrook
John Dodder
Topeka
Jim Vann
Orville Hodges
Brad Powell
A. J. Powell
Sarah Dodder
Sam Keim
Michigan Valley
A. M. Rundle
Alfred Eagan
Oren Yearout
Lewis
Ottawa
A. M. Randle
Cecil Fishburn
Loriie Randle
Myrtle Tutcher
Randle Tutcher
Friendship Club
Lloyd Coffman
Arthur Hase
Mart Hartman
Utley Reilly
Robert Ingle
del Greenfield
Robert Walker
Addie Huston
Mattie Dodder
Wilma Powell
Maxine
Mary Frances Coffman
Albert Baker
Fred Hartman
del ,Greenfield
Agnes
Albert Greenfield
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Bobby Roscoe
Jay Hawks
Rock Chalks
Jayhawks
Stadium Field
Allen
Friend
Parks
Schlademan
Revier
eAlehark
Reed
Trangeo
Wiberg i
Park
Montgomer
Higgins
Wiamber
Haskell
Smith
Abe
Emarthia
Kiksbueck
Fl ” Marcus
Parton
Rice
Elliot
Uhrlaub
P. Price
Arant
Orf
Jenkins
Griffin
HE ‘Owl
D ' Allen
Thomas
McDonald
Ackerman
Grover
Rest
Effets
University of Minnesota Co-Eds
Mary Tierney
St. Paul
W. C.T. U. Meeting
William de Mille
Paramount
Lois Wilson
George Fawcett
Miss Wilson
Miss McAvoy
Mahlon Hamilton
Charles Ruggles
Katherine Bidinger
Lou Lawson
Ernest Transmeier
Peter Dreher
Felix Tucker
Pleasant Grove
John Unger
Marie Kupper
Big Springs Catholic Church
Father O’riley
Sam Swig
Guitre
Esther Unger
CC. Wulfkuhle
Wilma
Bernita Bidinger
Otto Busch
Yarnold-Stull
Ralph Ward
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