Reception for Two Pastors at First Methodist Church
Members of the First Methodist Church in Lawrence hosted a reception and banquet last night for Dr. and Mrs. Edward Hislop and Mr. and Mrs. F. Hislop. The event honored their upcoming departure as Pastor Price and wife are recognized for their work. Speeches praised contributions, gifts of flowers were exchanged, and the couple received mementos including a pen and pencil set for marking.
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Pin Methodist -Church
Edward Hislop
Er F
Hislop
Lawrente
First Methodist
Chiayere
Garrett, Biblical Institute of North, Western. University
Tere
Pia Lawrence
Oncley
Louise Miller
Marguerite ‘Barnes
Lars
Clarence S
Higlop
Mice
Weatherby
Pen
Reserve Judgment In Chicago Case Against William Shepherd
Public decisions on William D Shepherd await full evidence in the McClintock murder case. Municipal Judge Harry Olson says no final verdict or penalty should be reached until all evidence and mitigating factors are presented. He notes the coroner's jury proceedings respected Shepherd's presumed innocence under law.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Harry Olson
Olson
Shepherd
Hir
Honor Cup For Scouts Promises Kiwanis Gift
Kiwanis club donates an honor cup to stimulate scouting work the highest six month point score earns engraving for the scout and the troop with the Eagle Scouts roll also inscribed on the cup Church meetings feature Evangelist Read preaching John the Baptist and apostles work. emphasis on Christ's love. Mildred Smith to instruct Blackjack women leaders on dress forms and cemetery cleanup planned with a basket dinner. Dress rehearsal for a negro minstrel set for Friday at Woodlawn schools. Marriage license issued to Lafayette Holmes and Mary E. Penning of Topeka. Colds relief with Romo Quinine tabs.
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Thhe Kiwanis Club
Eagle Scouts
Church of Christ
Evangelist
John the Baptist
Christ
the Apostles
Evangelist Ready
Blackijack
Protests Freight Rates In Southeast Kansas Meeting
Representatives from Cha u nte area met in Coffeyville to protest freight rate burdens under the Oklahoma Kansas case schedule. M S McNab y of Coffeeville was elected president with Wylie McNeal as secretary. The group seeks counsel funding as 29 Eastern Kansas counties face higher rates while western areas see relief. the Kansas Public Service Commission sent an expert and will petition the ICC to oppose rate increases.
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Chanute
Kansas
M. S. ‘McNab Y
Coffeeville
Wylie McNeal
Coffeyville
Piqua
Emporia
Manhattan
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Kansas ‘State ‘Public Service Commission
AM Corp
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansan
Fair Store Farmer Service Bureau
Remarkable Handwrought Jewelry Display by Hale in Lawrence
Frank G. Hale of Boston showcased about 150 handmade jewelry pieces in the Central Administration building auditorium. Prices ranged from 15 to 1800 dollars, with many pieces touted as masterpieces. Hale, a renowned craftsman, demonstrated the craft as part of a university design department exhibition series alongside Frederick Fraehling's Oriental rug display. The events were open to the public and drew town residents.
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Lawrence
Frank G. Hale
Boston
Central Administration Building
Depn
University
Frederick Fraehling
Kansas ‘ City
Expanding Crop Acreage Outlook From Agriculture Report
Washington March 19 The Agriculture Department released intentions-to-plant data showing US farmers plan to plant 13.9 percent more spring wheat and 2.3 percent more corn this spring than last year. Other crops show gains including oats 5.6 percent and peanuts 4.5 percent while sweet potatoes rise 29.5 percent and rice doubles. Tame hay remains unchanged.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Washington orders examination of grain exchange records
Instructions sent by Secretary Jardine require field agents to examine the hooks and trading records of all grain exchanges and major brokers nationwide. The step signals the Agriculture Department's first action in an investigation into recent violent wheat price fluctuations. Records go to Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and other points for review.
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Washington
Jardine
Futures ‘Administration
Agriculture Department
Igo
St. i
Chic Louis
Kansas City
Bid submissions for Pacific and Dollar vessels
Washington March 19 bidders for ten present type vessels submitted to the shipping board. Pacific Mail Co proposed a 6 750 000 capital corporation for five vessels it operates to the Orient while Dollar Steamship Co offered 5 625 000 for its five vessels. Belief a Wellington man is dead.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
California Orient Line
R. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steamship Line
Pacific Mail Co
Orient
Dollacamshi Company
Edworthy to Speak at Haskell Institute Easter Services
Kansas state boys' work secretary B V Edworthy will headline the third annual pre Easter religious series at Haskell Institute March 29 to April 5. The meetings begin with a Sunday evening union volunteer service in the chapel and run every night except Saturday. Edworthy, known to students from his work with Older Boys' conferences, has prior experience with Crow and other tribes in Montana and served as chaplain and MC in World War I camps.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Wet B. V. Edworthy
Kansas
Edworthy
Montana
M.C
Pres
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin
France
Oil leasing concealed in Teapot Dome case
Testimony in the naval oil lease annulment suit asserts that the Teapot Dome lease to Harry F. Sinclair was deliberately concealed from Congress and the public. Rear Admiral J. K. Robison, chief of navy engineering, testified that actions in the Wyoming reserve were hidden to get them done.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry F. Sinclair
Congress
Naval Oil Lease
J.K. Robison
Navy Engineering
Wyoming, Reserve
Robison
Owen J. Roberts
Reno Social Scene Brimming With Saint Patrick Cheer
Mrs. C W Hemphill entertained the R L H club in Lawrence with a Saint Patrick themed afternoon. Guests enjoyed games, a Colleen gift, a green lunch, and emerald colored mints passed by Misses Gladys and Thelma Hemphill. Additional events include a Catholic Ladies club party at Laming's hall and a Reno St Patrick dance in Reno hall.
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C.W. Hemphill
R. L. H. Club
Lawrence
Saint Patrick
T.bleakley
Emerald Isle
Gladys
Thelma Hemphill
Carl Phillips
Geo. L. Phenicie
Ruth Phenicie
Dana Sanders
Ella O'Dea
T. C. Hesnghstend
W. T. Bleakley
Laming's
Tonganoxie
Catholic Ladies’ Club
Samuel Kelsall Iti
Eugene Hess
C. L. Dehoff
Fred Harmon
Six Corners
Reno
H. G. Skeets
D. O'Dea
Ethel Kahn
Joe City
LeavenWorth
Post ‘Signal
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas City
George White
Dwyer ‘Bros
Fred ‘Carter
Mrni
F. A. 'McRill
A. Barber
Arthur Skeets
Los Animas
Colo
Queen Gideon
Jackson
Warren St. Baptist Church
Fred_ Kahn
John ‘Dwyer -Wei
Jesse O
Osborn
Grippe
Gee
L- Phenicie
CL. Dehoff
Alvis Laverne
WE. Newby
Faneas City
Funeral services for Kant infant held at home
A long list of local notices details funerals, illnesses, family movements, and community events. Kant infant’s funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with interment at Fall Creek cemetery north of here. Various residents from Lawrence to Tonganoxie are mentioned for visits, shifts, repairs, and social activities.
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Nome
C. W. Wiley
Harton House
Mr. Brown
J. P. Clevenger
Mr. Barnhart
Gladys McAlexander
W. Teseler
Tonganoxie
Margaret Sanders
FR. McRilt
Pony Creek
Dorothy May Bleakley
Tonganoxie High School
W.T. Bleakley
Ruth Phenicie
Kansas City
Boyd McPherson
Shirley
Leavenworth
Bertha Halsted
N. Halsted
Lacy Phenicie
William Wartzack
Marks
Herb
Severe penalties outlined for drunk drivers in Kansas
Toneka Kansas March 18 reports the legislature imposes severe penalties for motorists under liquor influence who injure a person. The punishment ranges up to a 3000 dollar fine or up to three years in prison, or both.
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Toneka
Kan
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Lafayette
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Mary E. Penning
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Henser
Southwestern
Pacific Mail Steamship ‘Co
Dollar ‘Line
Wichita
Charles L.covell
Wellington
Glen Richardson
J. J. Whitten
Covell
Ater
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Atchison County
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Woodlawn Minstrels
Morris Canal
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California
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The
Kansas Electric Power Company
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Everett
Star Garage
Winifred Johnston
E. Lawrence & Co
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Et Acock
Oxfords
Eighth Street
Emma Guffin
Vermont
Massachusetts
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