Topeka Masons Meet In Fraternal Gathering And Cup Gift
About fifty Zabud council No 4 Topeka members led by Elmer F Strain and twenty five Leavenworth council No 1 members led by Nye met with Lawrence council No 14 Royal and Select Masters at the Masonic Temple. The Zabua council gave a laying cup in return for Topeka and Lawrence Masonic ties. A 6:30 p.m. banquet drew about 150 attending. The group conferred all council degrees and initiated twelve candidates under Harry P Sparks with judges Means Lane Birch Lange Landon Allen and Whipple taking leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zabud Council
Topeka
Elmer F. Strain
Kansas
Leavenworth
Nye
Masonic Temple
Lawrence
Zabua Council
Hugh Means
Oscar J. Lane
Clarence E. Birch
Paul Lange Landon C. Allen
Frank C. Whipple
Harry P. Sparks
Lawrence High PTA Supper Meeting Highlights Girl Reserves Program
The Lawrence high school PTA held a supper meeting in the school cafeteria. Girl Reserves from YWCA branch presented the program with songs, slogans, and code recital led by Edna Lemmon. Pearl Carpenter outlined plans for a state secretary and the PTA voted to raise 150 dollars via sustaining memberships. Coach Higgins urged physical education for boys and Principal Barnes proposed compulsory PE for the first three years, with parental discussion following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High
Edna Lemnon
Levert Higgins
John R. Barnes
Eudora News Briefs Touch Weddings and Local Moves
Mrs R T Herrick of Kansas City visits her children Mr and Mrs H A Smith. Donald White of Eudora marries Miss Sylva Greenachey in Kansas City February 24. they will live in Kansas City where Donald works for Fidelity National Bank and Trust Co. Also notes on friends at KU basketball, dinners, visitors from Topeka, a car shipment by Carter Smith, missionary news from India to Ireland, funeral for Esther Lora Bartz with out of town mourners, and local moves to De Soto and Weaver Bottom fire assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Herrick
Kansas City
H. A. Smith
Donald White
Homer White
Eudora
Sylva Greenachey
White
Fidelity National Bank and Trust Co
Donald
University of Kansas
Lucie
Gramse
Verla Baird
K. U
Bred Walker
Lucilie
Kateerine
Clarence Daugherty
Imonday
iMr
H. A. Smyth
Thomas
Russ
Betty Ifrost
Thos
T'Rest
Dirs
C. G. Colburn
Wil
Topeka
Ben Abels
Mrv
Carter-Smith Motor Company
Mary Miller
John Patterson
Budera
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ireland
Esther Lora Bartz
Ben Bartz
Methodist Church
E. L. Torrence
George Schubert
Roy Combest
Lillian Fuller
Eudora Cemetery
Jake Copp
Vena
Darrence Brown
Mary Muzzy
Elizabeth Bartz
F. F. Copp
Carl Copp
Lawrentes
Marion Strong
de Soto
John Weixeldorfer
Rodler
Strong
John Edelrock
C. E. Cory
Lauren
Hunter
Lawrence
Basil Gardner
Valley Center
Kan
Warren
Search
Edith Search
Ella Fanning
Kansas’ University
Ties
C.e.cory
L. A
F. E. Stuckberry
Welborn
Frank Golden
David ‘Ewett
Norwood
B. S. Taylor
Bernice Knight
Montgomery Wards
Kansas’ City
Miss Knight
Bonner Springs
Doris Phillips
Ira C. Willard
Ottawa
M. E
Angie Lease
QO. C. Whitney
Oklahoma
Whitney
E. HW. McVeys
J.T. Martin
Valley Center Kan
A. B. Burks
C. E. Jewett
John ‘Hill
Gardner
Robert
Robinson
W. R. Hale
Clay Linden
H. C. Cobb
Ed Grob
Tiebe
William Mize
A. L. Cross
H. W. A. Kessler
Bud Coy
H E. Miller
W. E. Doane
California
A. Co
Elmer Jewett
Curtis Sheldon
Ethel Sheldon
Stanley
John Whitelaw
Carrie
Fanning
Donald Martin
Wellsville
Marie
This Week's Events in Eudora Kans Local Notices
Friday March 5 features a federation meeting on zoning ordinance, a high school dramatic club play Green Stockings, and a girls physical education demonstration. The Eudora fire scene involved chemical wagon efforts failing to save a house and contents. Minerva Rebekah lodge No. 146 elected delegates to district school of instruction in Bonner Springs March 27 with social hour and prize winners. Baker University men's glee club to give a concert at Eudora High School Monday evening March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Joe Rothberger
Otto‘ Durr
Otto Rosenau
S&s. W
Elizabeth Fuller
Bonner Springs
F. G. Hughes
Addeline Brown
Soarnett Bartz
Wits
Ben Bartz
W J.cummings
Geo. E. Price
Lawrence
C. I. Richards
Marcus
Whitten
Stone House
Haskell
Eudora
Linwood
Eudora Boys
Kansas City
Ellis Musich
Richland
Kans
Jake Milburn
W. I. T. Y. Club
James Alc Cabria
Clarice Miller
Eugene McCabria
Albert Grosididier
William Zimmerman
Fred Moll
C. B. Johnson
G. E. Cory
Robison Gymnasium
Hestar Parsons
Parsons
Helirethus
Order of “Astern
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E.L. Torrence
Mary Allen
Eudora John
India
Fred Bartz
Carl Schubert
A. Carter
Schubert
L. E.woodard
L. E. Bailey
Willow Springs
J. W. Hice
Mountains Home
Idaho
De Soto Gathers News From Local Families
De Soto area notes a busy week with visitors from Eu dora Lawrence and Valley Center. Friends and relatives greet Mrs Warren during a fragile recovery from surgery while others relocate farms and celebrate births and sports wins.
Mrs E Roberts Dies at De Soto
Mrs. E Roberts, long-time resident near Kaw bottoms, died at her De Soto home Wednesday evening after years of declining health. She leaves Mildred Roberts and Mrs Ariel Watson as survivors along with other distant relatives. The Shawnee and De Soto high school basketball games drew attendees including Mr and Mrs C C Pyles and Miss Hazel Freeman of Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
C.C. Pyles
Hazel Freeman
Shawnee
Supreme Court Hears VFW Headquarters Case in Kansas City
Topeka March 5 The Veterans of Foreign Wars rights to maintain national headquarters in the municipal Soldiers and Sailors memorial building at Kansas City Kansas were brought before the supreme court in a city appeal. Harry Darby a taxpayer and trustee sought an injunction to block a twenty year contract granting four rooms and janitor service for 1 a year claiming free accommodations were rented to the organization during building completion. The district court granted the injunction and the defendants appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial
Kansas City
Kansas
Supreme Court
Veterans’ Organization
Spec.s
Harry Darby
Wyandotte
Theft of gas tools reported for Wharton home
Police report notes theft last night from R. B. Wharton at 505 Ohio. Gas and battery tools were taken, the incident recorded today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Wharton
Ohio
Odd Facts From Around The World And Nature
A collector’s page notes diverse curiosities from Hillard the painter’s height to London streets reaching Russia, Greenland’s lack of infectious disease, Dublin English, night street repairs in Europe, a young crocodile’s instinct at hatching, William H. Ashley’s Utah discovery of the Great Salt Lake, China’s prized aquarium fish, and Japanese child labeling for return to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillard
London
Russia
Greenland
Dublin
Ireland
Europe
Great Salt Lake
Utah
William H. Ashley
St. Louis
China
Japan
Bandits Seize Payroll At Chicago Plant
Ten robbers attacked International Harvester Company tractor plant at 2600 West Thirty-first Street at noon. They fought a revolver battle with a watchman, then escaped with a payroll estimated between 80 000 and 100 000 dollars. No shots hit anyone. Robbers overwhelmed twenty office employees and fled in automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
International Harvester ‘Company
West Thirty-first Street
Two Games At Woodlawn Quintet Defeats Scouts
Woodlawn school team beat Scouts Athletic Club 14 to 3 in the Woodlawn gym last night. A Woodlawn quintet led by Sandy McCann defeated South Lawrence captained by Shannon 26 to 12 in the double header. Tidd was top scorer with four field goals. McCann's quintet included four junior high players graduating in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Scouts Athletic Club
Sandy
McCann
South Lawrence
Shannon
Woodlawn Gymnasium
Tidd
Sample Sells Shop To Burns And Hampton
The Sample barber shop in Lawrence has been sold to Clyde Burns and Er nest Hampton. Charles Co. Sam ple will stay until June then relocate to Rock Island Illinois to set up a new shop at the Fort Armstrong hotel. The family will remain in Lawrence until then. Hampton and Burns have operated the shop for about two years and will keep the current name and conduct business as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample
Clyde Burns
Ernest Hampton
Charles Co. Sample
Rock Island, Ill
Fort’ Armstrong
Lawrence
Rocky Island
Hampton
Burns
Fire in a Manhole on Thirteenth and Massachusetts
Firefighters were called at 3 02 PM to a blaze at Thirteenth and Massachusetts street. A blow torch had ignited gas accumulating in a manhole. A telephone company employee sustained singed eyebrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth
Massachusetts Street
Telephone Company
Glee Club Concert Reported On Radio Wave
C. C. Crawford said the University Glee Club concert last night was received clearly at station WGY Schenectady on a 35 meter low wave length receiver. Ad includes Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Mass with toothpaste for hard whitening teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hears
K. U. Glee Club
Quaker Oats Promotes Balanced Breakfast Benefits
A vintage ad extols Quaker Oats as a complete breakfast solution boosting energy and mood. It claims 16 percent protein and 58 percent carbohydrate plus vitamins, marketing a quick 3 to 5 minute meal that helps stave off morning lethargy and digestive laxatives needs.
Funeral services for Mrs Aman da Kennedy
Funeral services for Mrs Aman da Kennedy aged 84 who died yesterday morning will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Unitarian church. Rev W M Bachus will conduct the service. Burial will be in the family cemetery four miles south of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda E. Kennedy
Unitarian Church
W. M. Bachus
Lawrence
Walker and Orender Rites Set in Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for William A Walker were held at Rumsey funeral home at 1 30 this afternoon with Rev John Watts in charge. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Marion Orender who died yesterday in Kansas City Missouri will have services at United Brethren church Saturday at 3 pm conducted by Rev F M Testerman with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Walker
William A. Walker
Rumsey Funeral
John Watts
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marion Orender
Kansas City
United Brethren Church
F. M. Testerman
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Anderson Wilson
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Anderson Wilson, who died Tuesday morning at St Joseph, Missouri, will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at her brother Ben Andersons home 946 Maine Street. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Anderson ‘Wilson
Kate Anderson’ Wilson
St. Joseph
Ben’ Anderson
Maine Street
Oak Hill
Funeral services for Elizabeth Shields 69
Funeral services for Elizabeth Shields aged 69 were held this afternoon at 3 30 o clock from Rumsey funeral home. Rev George W Burgin conducted the service. Burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery. She died at the home of her son William J Shields 523 Elm street yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shields
William J. Shields
Elm Street
Rumsey Funeral
George W. Burgin
Oak’ Hill ‘Cemetery
Thirty-Seven Babies Attend City Well Baby Clinic
The well baby clinic drew thirty seven babies yesterday afternoon, including three newcomers and four from outside the city. No clinic will be held next week due to pre school examinations by the health department.
Princess Pat Ice Astringent Face Cream Ad Note
An advertisement from Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Mass Ave promotes Princess Pat Ice Astringent as a cooling face cream. The copy touts its effectiveness but wryly warns it should not be applied to truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin’s Drug Store
Lawrence High to Present Green Stockings Tonight
The Lawrence High School Dramatic Club presents its annual spring play Green Stockings at Liberty Memorial Auditorium tonight at 8:15. A large cast, led by Joyce Bleck as Celia Faraday and Rolland Stover as Colonel Smith, offers an evening of humor centered on an English family and a custom requiring the eldest daughter to wear green stockings at her wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lawrence High School
Green Stockings
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Wall Street Opens With Gains Then Falls Back
Day in Wall Street reports a strong bid for higher prices aided by early recovery but bear traders push back with sporadic selling. Railroads push upward early with Nickel Plate up 10 points, Atlantic Coast Line 6, Chesapeake and Ohio 4. Opening gains in many issues fade as selling hits motors utilities and high priced industrials. Several high grade stocks dip while United States Cast Iron Pipe and Cushman's Bakery drop before buyers stem the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
United States
Cushman’s Bakery
Pullman
Market movers energy after merger hints on steel stocks
U S Steel and peers showed uneven moves as traders noted brisk volume. McCrory Stores and Loose-Wiles Biscuit lifted 3 to 5 points from lower levels while American Car varied. Pere Marquette and Pittsburgh & West Virginia climbed amid dividend optimism. total trading near 2.3 million shares in active session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrory
Amer* Ican
Foundation Company
Pere Marquette
Pittsburg
West
Virginia
Lackawanna
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Zabud
J. H. Striebel
ALG
Sample Sells
Dec
L. O. Wells
Mass
Tell
Ward’s Flowers
Auto Ripei
Mrs
Ananda E. Kennedy
Scott
Wall ‘Street
Elf Auoyg
Sismott Ind
Rumsey Are Funeral Home
Indiana
Lawrence Iron Works
New Hamp
Wolf's Book Store
Sascha Jacobsen
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell’s
School of Fine Arts
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