Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1937

Page

3

German Press Attacks Explained to U S Envoy

Berlin reports that Foreign Minister Konstan tin von Neurath told U S Ambassador William Dodd the German press comments were not meant to offend. He cited New York Mayor La Guardia’s remarks as provocative and said some papers overstepped due to the excitement. The incident is considered closed by the German government. Boris Smolar’s expulsion was delayed to March 18. The Foreign Press association seeks rescission of the order for Smolar and his wife.

Berlin Mar Konstantin von Neurath Wilhelmstrasse United States William E. Dodd von Neurath la Guardia New York Reich LaGuardia Baron von Neurath Foreign Office Dodd Boris Smolar Jewish Telekrah Agency

Comedy for Indians at reservation film screening

Washington reports the Indian Education office noted a film showing provoked tears in white viewers as a penniless intruder threatens a millionaire. Indian children laughed at the hero's collapse, revealing differing reactions. Government officials say timing of laughter and bravery matters, and cowboy and Indian dramas are not shown on the reservation.

Washington Mar Office of the Indian Education

Lawrence Sunday Forum at Ninth Street Baptist Church

Lawrence high school Cameron White chorus will sing spirituals and other music at the Sunday forum at 6 o'clock. Chorus conducted by Joe Williams who will sing a solo. Mrs Emil Black a graduate nurse will give a first aid demonstration. The forum meets at Ninth Street Baptist church.

Lawrence Sunday Forum Cameron White Lawrence High School Joe Williams Emil Black Ninth Street Baptist Church

Theat ers Show Mix of Classic and First Run Films

The Granada Linda Dickinson Petee and other venues list a week of screenings with stars such as Jean Muir Paris and Paul Muni. Also noted are local social items including 4-H council attendance, hospital news, and a funeral for Theodore Elm at Worden church.

Range Line District News Highlights and Social Notes

Mr and Mrs Fred Powers welcomed a baby boy at Ransom Memorial hospital in Ottawa. Henry Gibson of Wyoming returned home after a week with the John Gibson family. Students earning perfect attendance included Naomi Watts Georgene and Maxine Finch. Marcelene Gibson and Georgene Finch completed seventh grade exams at Excelsior school. Local social visits featured the Finch and Cap Bond families, Frostina Domingo of Topeka, and Wayne Warner aiding Donald Steward. Various dinners and visits linked the Finch, Wintermantle, Breithaupt, Schwalm, and Lawrence households. school paused at Centropo and Range Line. Fred Powers and the new baby have returned home.

Nellie Lucy Finch 4-H Council Lawrence Charley Elm Alvin Heinen Myrtle Cole Jody Ransom Memorial Hospital Bessie Crawford Emery Crawford John Hanes Lou Flora Mae Vance John Glen Anice Naomi Watts George Finch Betty Junior Lanty Crawford Harry Fisher Wayne McMasters and Sons Kansas City Aid Bethel L]ast Albert Hornberger Ruth Darlene Henry Beehle Homer Gibson Marcelene Scott Neilson Theodore Elm Worden Church Worden Centropolis Iss Stella Gibson Fred Powers Ottawa Henry Gibson Wyoming John Gibson Georgene Maxine Finch Ruth Darlene Hornberger Marceler Gibson Eunico Naomi Wats Marcelene Gibson Georgene Finch Excelsior Cap Bond Frostina Domingo Topeka Wayne Warner Donald Steward Elmer Wintermantle Martyn Dee John Breithaupt Roy Schwalm Irvin Donald Breithaupt Ruth Breithaupt Dave Heffner Little J. C. Breithaupt Myrle Reilly Range Line Ie McHer Stella Gibson Baby Reed Ransom Orial Hospital Ike Dearfoss L. A. Flora Perry Barckley Sen California Mary Peffly Harry Flora Theodore Glaser Cland Buckner Arley Elm Charlene Glen Flora Elmer Rappard Will Walter Harbour Charles Vitt Robert Schellack Gage Park Otto Vitt Arlene Frank Vitt Jim Dyer Fred Reetz Gretta Eudora Martha Henry Giertz Mra William Reetz Claude Henson Albert Steinbring Jim Pritchard Bobbie Harold Canary Ferris Kirkman Marie Seele Godfrey Reetz Melba Villa Eden Harold Simon Reetz Aut Ritchamyer Fred Nies John Witt Hesper Hanns Pfleger Wayne

Community Notes From Eudora and Surrounding Towns

Fall leap brings moves and visits as families from Eudora gather for birthdays and church events. Neighbors and relatives including the Vitt, Reetz, Pfleger, Witt, and Seel[e] families attend gatherings in Eudora Topeka and Lawrence with notable mentions of quilt prize and council meeting attendance.

Williamstown and area notes from Lawrence region

Local items recount Sunday visits and home events in Williamstown and surrounding towns. Families mentioned include Schellack, Reetz, Fischer, McBride, Witt, Caviness, Hurd, Stallard, Johnson, Vausbinder, Dunaway, Hardesty, Turner, Colibert, Sutton, Bowser and Dyer. Aimed at interwoven community life with travel, hospital care, births, and a Number Ten play setup for March 25.

Topeka Oscar Turner Betty Jean John Colibert Floyd Louisburgh Ed Stoneking Charlie Bowser Frank Sutton Number Ten Sound Onan Schoonover Vailey Chapel Harry Sutton Gene Snow Bee Cramer Roscoe Husted Walter Houk Betty Sutton Lawrence Lyle Ray Sutton Joe Dyer Tommy Joe Kansas City

Big Springs Community Honoring Matneys At Reception

Big Springs couples hosted a Saturday reception for Kenneth Matney and family with a large guest list from Topeka and local households. The event featured games, contests, refreshments and display of gifts, followed by visits from relatives and friends.

J. E. Matney Kenneth Matney Rey A. G. Noe David Noe William Brown Helen Walter Brown Henry David P. Paslay Albert Paslay Nettie Glenn George F. Bahnmaier George J. Bahnmaier Alfred Bates Leta Bahnmaier Matilda Tucker Glenn Marjorie Lester Kerwin Jim Bates Harold Summers Shirley George M. Bahnmaier Beverley Ira Ula Mae Wayne Bates Ray Scott Will Glenn Lavina Bates Henry Hennesy T. J. Bascom Topeka Allen Seale Junior Svoboda Junior J. J. Svoboda Topeka Catholic High School Big Springs Oma L. Bishop Highland Park High School Miss Bishop Ruby Mae Webber Olive Lee Henry Evelyn Ice Anthony Ice Jack Henry Clifford Hartman Ruth Bertschinger Alma Henry Wilna Bertschinger Lloyd Svoboda Floyd Svoboda Charice Roose Dorothy Brooke Marvin Hartman Warren Hartman Pearl Henry Irene Swecker Helen Brown Florence Connole Marcella Gravel

Death of J. D. Schenck in Wyoming at 85

Rev. and Mrs. Levi Schenck mourn the death of J. D. Schenck aged 85 from Wyoming. Notices also report local moves: Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Tenpenny north of Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Worland to Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Duncan hosting Ted Gallamore of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. William Snell moving from Lawrence to the Mongold property.

Levi Schenck Schenck J. D. Schenck Wyoming Taylor Tenpenny Perry Dale Worland Morris Duncan Ted Gallamore Kansasity William Snell Lawrence

Number Ten community social notes and guest list

Local items list overnight guests and Sunday dinners among Princeton Bald win and nearby families. Reunion among Barkley relatives from Los Angeles Topeka and Williamsburg. Community play Small Town Romeo staged by Union Community clubs with cast and refreshments. Lucille Dyer becomes creamery secretary and families relocate locally.

Joe Lauer Princeton Or. M. Hird Donald Hobson Roy Fred Barkley Perry Barkley Los Angeles Calif Raymond Barkley Topeka Billy Barkley Williamsburg Hosa Barkley Ermine Barkley Mildred Barkley Charles Hoover Ed Stoneking John Hurley Frances Stewart Union Community Clubs Number Ten Community Club Veda Sutton Marie Young Flaine Beck Mary Churchbaugh June Beck Dudley Ulrich Lester Sehwalnz Leonard Mary Russel Ulrich Charlie Pitts A. R. Miller Bert Emery John Cunningham Walter Dyer Thelma Lucille Maxine Independence Neigthborhood White Farm Number Ten Charles Detwiler Lois Lawrence Memorial Hospital Francisco Leroy Stoneking Barbara Sue Peter Stoneking Gilbert and Davy Fred Harrelbrink Dana Hobson Sharon Lee Eberly Hobson Overbrook O. M. Hird

Corliss Residents Host Varied Social Roundup

Olathe guests Miss Corliss and siblings visited their brother and wife Jasper LeSeuer while De Soto teacher Hazel Wright returned to Cedar Junction school after illness. A pinochle party at Roy Frisbie home drew many locals. numerous visits, moves, and community events fill Baldwin and De Soto area life.

Mary Kitty Nora LeSeuer Olathe Jasper LeSeuer Hazel Wright de Soto Cedar Junction School Verner Christman Roy Frisbie B. H. Sonntag Lee Middleton Don Musser Buford Floyd Blake H. C. Musser W. H. Dent Ruth Lentz Erle Hunter DeSoto Ed Batton Jean Frisbie LeRoy Frisbie Kansas City Oma Dent L. R. Penner Leland Bill Tinberg Bonner Springs Jess Cramer Musser Clarence Tripkoes Stevenson Place Corliss Earl Tripkoes Petty Lappe Jack Clark Lenape

Baldwin News Briefs Toggle Local Appointments and Visits

Mrs F E Bridwell of Arapahoe Colorado arrives in Baldwin to visit her sister Mrs W C Harper who is recovering from months long illness. Junior Music club meets Saturday at Barbara and Tommy Hitchcock home. Edward C Allderdice hosts Younger Set bridge at South Eighth street Friday night. Sue Hockensmith and Marjorie Oradee visit Lawrence on Wednesday. Harry Barnett returns to St Joseph Missouri after Baldwin business. Parent Teachers Association meets next Monday evening.

Nautilus Club Baldwin University of Kansas Lenora Dowers Hewitt Taylor Ida Adriance John Davidson Claude B. Willey Edward Huey Kansas City T. J. Davidson Everet West Dorothy Mary Margaret Charles B. Merry Nortonville Jesse Morris Charles Stillwell Phoebe Emery Buchan India Mary Lu Emery Miss Emery Dolly Brown Cornett Los Angeles E. L. Emery Shreveport Emery David L. Young Randall Hill St. Louis Frances Lewis Lewis Baldwin High School Kansas City Power and Light Co J. M. Pinkerton Elton Peterson Lawrence James Waring Ottawa Leonard Waring Irene Sterling Osawatomie High School Margaret Dickinson Hot Springs Ark George Mary Edith Jo Edward Harris Jewel Harris Senorita Elisa Pérez Irving D. Bartley Floyd K.riley Austen Room Lillian Dowers Edward McDowell Dowers Donald Swarthout Myrtle Bracken North Baldwin McKee Crawford Jeanne Rankin Ewing Rankin Lewis Rankin Laura Sweet Katha Jean Guthrie Laura Ewing Topeka Robert G. Anderson G. J. Hunt Noyla Hunt Anderson Pittsburg Bernice Smith Leo Smith Estil James Schnebly F. E. Bridwell Arapahoe Colo W. C. Harper Barbara Tommy Hitchcock Edward C. Allderdice South Eighth Street Sue Hockensmith Marjorie Oradee Harry Barnett St. Joseph Parent-Teachers Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Foreign Press Association Smolar Fritz Kuhn Detroit Senator Dickstein D-Ny Associated Press Senate Judiciary Committee Tom Connally D. Tex Hatton W. Sumners Granada Theater Ur Moore Klelen Broderick Jury Jean Muir Beverly Moberla Warren Hull Dursday Billy Mauch Booth Tarkington San Paul Muni Louis Pasteur Linda Claire Trevor Kel Whalen Junret Jewell Nim Will Rogers Rochelle Hudson Marlon Nixon Ralph Morgan Mr. Bull Jack Oakie Spencer Tracy Leslie Howard Merle Oberon Jeanne Dante Bob Allen Petee Theater Ann Dvorak Harry Carey Smit Lallen Johnny Weismuller Maureen O'Sullivan Gene Autry Smiley Burnett the Cabin Kids Texas Allen Cochran Hanna Pfleger Wayne Witt Katie Rothberger Leo Marie Agnes Louise Schwartz Walter Schwartz Carl Schwartz Wor Ilen Royal Cafe South of Peoples State Bank Vitt Harry Schellack Rosaline Schellack Katheryn Reetz Harold Fischer Lawrence Tucsey Mary McBride Iowa Howard Caviness Elmer Hurd Williamstown Carolyn Stallard Buck Creek Lincoln Wills Town Charles Johnson Baxter Farm Elsie Vausbinder Duncan C. A. Dunaway Chester W. A. Hardesty Morris Okla Chapter CE PEO H. K. Ebright Thomas A. Evans Earl Black Carl B. Butell Frank. C. Smaker Edward ©. Allderdice F. M. Hartley W. J. Adriance A. Evans Hugh P. Hartley F. E. Wolf H. P. Hartley William M. Clark Chapter CK John Frazer Wichita YWCA Wellington Baldwin News Granada Kansas City Theatres Pat O'Brien Humphrey Bogart O’malley Alison Skipworth Polly Moran Porky Cartoon Rko-Radion Wwe ES Eee Philip Huston Louise Latimer Vinton Haworth Robert McWade DeSoto, Kansas Patee Wallace Beery Old Hutch And Dick Foran Fredo Smite Ballew Peo Atta Adam Atten Maureen
Search Courier

Search the Lawrence Journal World Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lawrence Journal World?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication