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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1935

Page

2

Appointments for Methodist Church in Kansas announced

Parsons March 11 AP The Methodist Episcopal Church of Kansas announced appointments for the Kansas City district at the state conference. Supplied pastors and special appointments listed include many named congregations and supply ministers across towns such as Baldwin High Prairie Edgerton Fontana Quindino Leavenworth, Ottawa, Topeka, and Kansas City with conference officers and educators named.

Parsons Kan Methodist Epicopal Church of Kansas Kansas City Wiley A. Reve Baldwin Firet James A. Chubb High Prairie Robert Edgar Ives Clanpel Busehor-Fairmount Cecil M. Orr Beagie Georges L Taylor Bonner Brinwsy C. E. Sisney Bive Monand-Mapleton J. N. Nunally de Goto W. C. Watson Easton Wrod- Johnson Edgerton A. W. Holouts Edwardavite W. C. Hanson Hudora J. C Raplery Fontana George, Taylor F .Rawias Brown Road G. W. Durham Central Melvin A. Booth Central Aveena Guy Ve Mariman London Haighta C. W. Odom Metropolitan Harold Soulenj Leotor Fenico Quayle Memeon John W.holton Quindino C. Drayer Durham Som Is Maver South Park Wysvar Wanington Avent Lawle Millers Worley We A. Koonee Lekapoo Lanning Hollars Daeweonees Robert A.yiunt Latvenworth Valley Lacygne Dol Matton Jatoun Calais Kulings Lecompton Littad Mon Robert Alagandee Pleasanton Lit G. Anderson Lowman Man Q. W E Daleh Baker University Battin Q. C Homer K. Ehricht Bila- Win Q.C Wallace BR. Fleming Baldwin Benjamin Gesaner Noah W. A Gilbert Bethany Hospital Heights Ashland College Micha Baldwin Q. C Don W. Holter Philippine Islands Washington Ave Kane,. c Mary Grownrigg Catherdha Ferguson Kanena City Maoma Harris Alta. Mende Ruby Davis

Good Ticket Sale for Thursday Night Program

Over 400 tickets sold for a rural acquaintance entertainment at the National Guard Armory Thursday night at 8. Lisl Eby, general chairman, urges reservations via the Chanute Chamber of Commerce office. Reservations for 640 are available but many are taken. The event features boxing, wrestling, a comedy sketch and music with lunch served after. Dr Henry Roe Cloud of Haskell Institute to deliver welcome. W. C. Boardman will be MC.

National Guard Lisl Eby Chanihes of Commerce Henry Roe. Cloud Haskell Institute W.C. Boardman

Studebaker Prices Cut With Deals On 1935 Cars

Paul G Hoffman, president of the newly organized Studebaker corporation, announced a general price reduction up to 37 dollars on some models after refinancing cut manufacturing costs. Local dealer Clifford Reusch confirmed the new delivered prices for 1935 Studebakers.

Studebaker Corporation Paul G. Hoffman Clifford Reusch

Test Your Knowledge Quiz From Classified Pace

Fragmented OCR presents a list of trivia prompts about thickets in Texas and New Mexico, Hauptmann defense lawyers, cities of mayoral birth, literary works, US government bond printing, royal household, World War leaders, Charing Cross, HOA chairman, and the Strait of Belle Isle.

Royal Household Great Britain Austria-Hungary Charing Cross Hone Owners Loan Corporation Strait of Belle Telei

MUSICAL COMEDY AT KU OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT

The annual W S G A musical comedy titled Hold That Line will be staged at Fra ser theater with 8 20 p m curtain. Freshmen from K U sororities shine in this production featuring dancing singing impersonations and specialties. Single admission 50 cents. tickets on sale in Green hall basement. Reservations via K U 174. Red Blackburn orchestra added.

Sachall Fate Zoe Fraser Theater Tomorow Green’ Hall K.U. 174 Red Blackburn

All American composers program at University auditorium

A fair sized audience enjoyed yesterday afternoon’s All American composers program by Phi Mu Alpha members at the University auditorium with faculty assisting. The program featured works by Dudley Buck Riegger Ambrose Smith Fredrick Clay LaForge Strube Skilton Gershwin Fisher and others. Chimney fire caused by a burned out chimney prompted firemen to respond to Mrs. Jacob Washington at 240 Arkansas Street. no damage reported.

University Phi Mu Alpha National Music Fraternity Dudley Buck Hun Riegger Ambrose Clay Smith Fredrick Clay Frank LaForge Strube Skilton Mrs. H.di A. Reach George Gershwin W. Arms Fisher Jacob Washington Arkansas Street

Dance in a Church Draws Praise for Hymns Through Dance

About 800 attendees at a Christian college church service watched 15 female dancers interpret hymns through ballet like movements. The performers wore black pajama suits and long grey dresses, danced barefoot, and paused in ensembles to symbolize humility and prayer. Officials claimed the piece drew favorable reactions and boosted church attendance, though organizers said it would not become a regular practice.

Pea Bt Christian Arch Philagan Colle Lege Frank G. Harrin Board of Trustees Christian College Sally Rand Eleanor Minta Kent Angela Binge Bathlehem G. B. Tammon Nervica Jowoah Keenan University of

Conference at Chicago Signals Lewis Institute Leadership Change

Dr. George N Carman, director since 1881, plans retirement prompting Lewis Institute directors to invite leading technical educators to discuss a policy for selecting a new directing head. The private polytechnical institution near Chicago serves 1400 students with an endowment of 1 400 060 founded by two brothers in the late 1870s.

D.C. Jackson Chicago Lewis Institute George N. Carman

City to mail dog license reminder notices

The city clerk A E Woestemeyer announced that dog owners who bought licenses last year but have not renewed for 1985 will receive postcards. The reminders precede the annual roundup as delinquent licenses rise and the reduced tax set at 1 dollar for males and 2.60 for females.

A. E. Woestemeyer Comtlasion

Police raids uncover whisky at residence on New Jersey Street

Police in three raids Saturday night searched for liquor activity. One raid yielded a gallon of alleged whisky at Mrs. Gaylord Anderson's home, 1224 New Jersey Street. Mrs. Anderson faces charges of possession of liquor. Raids were conducted by Ralph Hubbel, James Messer, Tom McCall, Huston Turner, Howard Moore and John Ingalls. two other raids were non productive.

Gaylord Anderson New Jersey Street E. G. Pringle Anderson Ralph Hubbel James Messer Tom McCall Huston Turner Howard Moore John Ingalls

Will Give Art Lecture Miss Mary Parry to Speak on Japanese Art

Margaret Parry, a design instructor at K U, will discuss Japanese art excluding prints at Spooner Thayer museum Tuesday at 7 30 p m replacing ill Miss Rosemary Ketchum who was billed to lecture on Japanese prints at Inter date. Memorial Hospital notes report several major operations today with varying recovery statuses for Charles Martin Elmer Martin Laura Claxton Frank Watts Alice E Garrett Walter McCain Isa Aimee Piperla and others. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of wife daughter and sister from Roy Waldron and family Fred Reinke and others.

Mary Margaret Parry K. U Spooner-Thayer Museum Rosemary Ketchum Memorial Hospital Charles Martin Tennessee Street Elmer Martin New Jersey Street Laura Claxton Route Six Frank Watts Massachusetts Street Alice E. Garrett Route Two Walter McCain Elm Street Hin Isa Aimee Piperla Roy Waldron Charles Heim Fred Reinke

Fox Outwits Hounds in Lawrence Wooded Hilltop Chase

A clever fox eludes a pack of hounds near Lawrence, returning from a hedge row to a wooded hilltop as dogs surge across a farmyard and toward the Wakarusa. A local man notes safety concerns after a morning mishap with a dull blade and a failed river dispute. A Journal-World window display on advertising life draws attention.

Lawrence Wakarusa

Family Union at North Lawrence First Baptist Church

Attendance doubled as the Nelson, Miller Anderson, and Clarence Taylor families filled pews. The service featured a choir, flowers, and a ringing sermon on Family Reunion with Juniors leading next Sunday and youth groups in charge of the evening.

Orth Lawrence Baptist Church Lake View Miller Anderson Clarence Taylor Besay Nowers Troll Thore Reulon

Deaths and Funerals Mrs William Scott

Mrs William Scott died Saturday in a local hospital. Funeral service will be held 2:30 PM Tuesday at St Luke Church with Rev Ale Knight officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs Mary Higham, 84, of 2505 Linwood Blvd Kansas City MO, died Sunday morning at home. Services were held today in Ellsworth. Mrs Higham had two daughters, Edda and Ellen, longtime Lawrence residents. Edda taught first grade at Pinckney and Bulono was a trained nurse.

William Scott St. Luke A Ale C. Knight Oak Hill Mra Mery Higham Mary. Higham Linwood Boulevard Kansay City Ellaworth

Wheat allotment notes and local social items

HESPER Werner W. Dolling and Eldon Votaw measure wheat allotments. Misa Lutu Votaw spent Sunday to Thursday with Irvin Votaw’s family and returned to nursing Mr Terrell. Letta White went to Kansas City to see her daughter. Local visitors include Thornton, Rush, Hattie, and others at a birthday dinner for Oliver Daniels and Elia Thornton. Rev Carl Schmidt visited relatives. quilt work with Hazel Harris noted. Multiple social calls, visits, and a funeral service attendance are listed among Eudora residents.

Werner W. Dolling Eldon Votaw Misa Lutu Irvin Votaw Terrell Letta White Kansas City Louie Middleton Thomas Thornton Jamea Rush Hattie Lawrence Oliver Daniels Mr. Daniels Elia Thornton Harold Lowe Patricia Merriam Carl Schmidt Arrow Rock Emil Schmidt Mra Sam Gabriel Aenghters Amaretta Trone Neis Nala Jean Milburn Joh Bradley Lakeview M. B. Starr Martha Henry Glertz William Miller Rebekah Lodge Eudora Jenn. Kanzig Bent Gabriel Kansans Riday Iit Bignete Votany Lala Yotaw Mabe Gretchen

Local Social and Church Notes Highlight Midweek Visitations

The Kannas City Bell Memorial hospital sees Gabriel and Blanche Votaw visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Hyotne and children and Eldon Votaw visit Irvin Goa’s home. Jess Milburn and John Kanzig make a Kansas City trip. Mission program at Captain’s Cro Methodist Church. Mrs. Seiwald and Rosa lene visit. J D club hosts at Kobler home with bridge and scores tallied. quilt session at the Votans. Greta Kanzig visits her parents and Milburns.

Gabriel Lawrence Blanche Votaw Oluna Gretch Et Qabriel Bell Memorial Hospital Kannas City Mra Balen Hyotne Myra Eldon Votaw Thuradsayeeninn Irvingoa May Jatzer Jess Milburn Martha Seiwald Howard Kobler J.D. Club Ray Miller D. Adama William Mertz Oscar Lothholn William Miller Clarence Daugh Naranta Barnont Milburn

Local residents attend visits and community events in Fall Lent area

Mr and Mrs Frank Mignot host and hostesses entertain relatives from Independence and Lawrence while Otto Mino t and friends travel. Residents cut stocks and begin spring chores as ground thaws. Arlene Vitt and Treva Canary compete in store contests. Raymond Roberts hosts farewell party before moving to Mra and mie.

Frank ‘Vite Frank Minot Oklahoma Mra Arthur Underwood Bie Lawrence Frank Mignot Claude Hollenbeck Hanna Pfleger Fred Pfleger Will Reetz Godfrey Reetz Louis ‘Sinemas Harold Canary Fred Reetz

Bust, Mrs. Frank Noted for Farewell Dance Plans

Es uta J. Ne Stiles and Man euthr a bust. A farewell dance is arranged for Saturday evening by a caterer to honor Lawrence, who moved into Schruck’s property north of the river bridge.

Uta J. Ne Stiles Maneuthr Frank Kan Frienile Fred Fleer Formin Cater Lawrence Hse Schruck River Bridge

Kaw Valley Social Notes From Kaw Valley District

Mrs Otto Abel guest at Martin Abel home then attended Gretchen Gabriel funeral in Lawrence. Various locals hosted or attended birthdays, dinners, and farewell parties for residents leaving Kaw Valley district. Guests included families of Abel, Altenbernd, Wichman, Van Petten, and Turner with gatherings at Steele and Steinbring homes and church events in Eudora.

Otto Abel Martin Abel Gretchen Gabriel R E. Gabriel Lawrence Carl Altenbernd Herbert Homer Carl Albert Wichman Mae Alice Wichman Helwen Wichman Mra Alfred Tornaden Villa Yalan Puesta Laure Hadl Eilidra Raaghort Fred Leal Don Westhaffer Damien Wolfinbargar Emia Stryant Turkey Ford Okla Cuina

Evening update notes wry wedding and moves

A garbled entry records social notes about Mr. and Mrs. Ouse Bil and the Colb family, a prank call at ten, a move to a new home in Topeka, and Mr. and Mrs. Gatlin relocating in the Friday week of Lawrence. It preserves names and places despite the unclear OCR.

Ouse Colb Guy Dials Pranklip van van Chi Ridey Deir New

Knowledge Hill Community Notes and Family News

Knowledge Hill notes mention Mrs. Men Tack Canary Helen Rice Beulah Jane, and Mrs. LaDuke joined Jefferson County Farm Bureau with plans for cheese. Sunday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. William Rice and relatives from Kansas City. John Thiry and Joann Clough celebrated birthdays, with students from grade eight achieving perfect attendance and many recipients listed among local families.

Hill LaDuke Men Kansas Mra Jahns Ruth Jahna Mra. Horn Kanaasa City Mound Jac LaFawn Ae Ray Jacka Grant Rand Clifford May Jacka Mable Grant Jefferson County Farm Bureau Dodaon John Thiry A Mra Dakor Murphy Loan of Beavenwart Mt Wert Inne Rusk Joe Lough Joann Clough Jean Joann Clough John, Virginia Keith Grant Morria Aaeft Lo LaDuke Zada Ksh Lard Thiry Ruby Athey Seii Janeway Joann ‘Clough Hillle Genece

Crowder Honor Shower For Mrs. Vern Hall At Kanwaka

Mrs J M Crowder attended a miscellaneous shower and tea Saturday afternoon at Mrs J S Emmett home in Kanwaka in honor of Mrs Vern Hall of Kansas City formerly Miss Ida May Richards. Frank Godcer has been removed from Lawrence Memorial hospital to the Armstrong home. Bertha Speicher sister of Mr Speicher is staying to help care for him. Those who called on Mr Speicher during the past week were Bill Julius and Lawrence Speicher Roslin Speicher.

J. M. Crowder J. S. Emmett Kanwaka Vern Hall Kansas City Ida May Richards Frank Godcer Lawrence Memorial Hospital Harrle Armstrong Bertha Speicher Staing Armstrong Mr. Speicher Bim Julius Lawrence Speicher Roslin

Local Family Notices Detail Weekend Gatherings and Illnesses

A jumble of names and events lists Laurie and family at a home, Mr and Mrs Osgood Armstrong visiting Barker, and Harry Care with his children. Mention of Virgil Bradley returning to camp due to his mother’s illness, and Ruth Norwood teaching a Gromer school with measles affecting Norwood’s attendance. Several families, birthdays, and local chores are recorded alongside pupils’ attendance and a note about a six month birthday at school and Mayhew, Bradley, Rakron, and others not missing time last month.

Bay’ Carr Laurie Rothe Stanwix Deen Clayton Gene Roland Patricia Ann of Lawrence Sunda Harlie Armstrong Virgil’ Bradley Becacae John Bradley A CCC Osgood Armstrong Barker Harry Lecompton Cart W. J. Collina Tack Tack E Myers Norwood Gromer Thurada Wan Il Choo Pertaey Hodaon Paul Grimen Tnina Mayhew Paul Bradley Dotty Rakron Sammie” Crimes Jack Colts Gomma Grimen

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