Pawns hops May Yield Data On College Life List
A non-partisan Mount Oread group plans to send “ferrets” to Kansas City pawnshops to study fraternity pins on display and hocked. James R. Patterson, producer of Hilarities of 1924, reports soldiers at Leavenworth applauded the show. Spring chatter grows as college life and candy gifts stir campus gossip. boxing plans and actors move toward possible movie work. Speaker Rainey compiles a list of lawmakers who voted against the administration, with several names noted for multiple roll calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Oread
James R. Patterson
Leavenworth
Washington
House
Rainey
lJarze
Roosevelt
Farley
Rainy
Hoeppel
California
Terrell
Texas
Connery
Massachusetts
Grosser
Ohio
Crosser
Arrest Report for Roy Henderson in Intoxication Case
Roy Henderson of 13 New Hampshire street was arrested about 1 am by city police and jailed for being intoxicated. He damaged a jail lavatory and a steam heat radiator, then was sent to the county jail for safekeeping. Judge C H Hobart ordered him to appear in police court Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Henderson
New Hampshire Street
C.H. Hobart
Renderson
Keening
Former Resident a Visitor in Lawrence Today
Byron E. Truex formerly with Montgomery Ward and now with Swift and Co at Hiawatha visited Lawrence today meeting Ted Siler. He is recovering from an appendicitis operation performed February 2. G. A. Sampson leaves Dickinson organization after seven months with Dickinson Theaters Inc. no longer connected with the group, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron E. Truex
Montgomery Ward & Co
Swift & Co
Hiawathat
Lawrence
Ted Siler
Mr. Truex
Dickinson
G. A. Sampson
Dickinson Theaters, Inc
Open Sermon Series At First Methodist Church
A two weeks series for Spiritual Culture began last night at First Methodist. Rev. Robert A. Hunt delivered The Better Way. Ralph Shirk directed music and youth work with 30 minute song service. Mrs Shirk at piano and Miss Dorothy Erlow on organ. The Lord Is My Shepherd was sung by Mrs Shirk. Persistent Problems That Perplex People is the weekly theme. Tonight’s subject is Powder and Matches or The Problem of Temptation. Song service at 7 30. Choir members invited to report at 7 20. Tonight Official Member night. all officials of church and Sunday school urged to attend. Tomorrow night adult Sunday school classes recognized. Peace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Ralph Shirk
Will Rogers stars in Harum at the Varsity crowd pleaser
Will Rogers shines in the David Harum role at the Varsity, with support from Louise Dresser and Stepin Fetchit in a 1934 film presented by a Wichita theater owner. The production, praised for its humor and character changes, features a climactic horse trading sequence and concludes with a lighthearted finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Edward Noyes Westcott
David Harum
Wichita
Rogers
Hollywood
Wichita Unknown
Ial Rogers
Avid Harum
Academy
David Haram
Stepin Fetchit
Swifty
Louise Dresser
Pauline
Paramount News
Lin Pangborn
Betty Boop
Prisoner Return Drive From Denver In Douglas County Case
County Attorney K B Stevens and Sheriff Jack Dunkley traveled to Denver to fetch Edgar D Radford who faces child desertion charges filed by his wife Ida Mae Radford. Stevens said the trip followed a request from A B Foulks district judge for Governor Alfred M Landon. They expect to return to Lawrence by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Stevens
Sherif Jack Dunkley
Denver
Colo
Edgar D. Radford
Douglas County
Ida Mae. Radford
Stevens
Radford
Foulks
Bandon
Alfred M. Landon
Mr. Stevens
Abe Dunkley
Lawrence
Naval Flier William Davis Visits Lawrence Friends
Lieut William 8 Davis reserve navy air corps visits his parents in Lawrence before returning to Boston. He leads seven U S pilots in Colombia helping establish a national air service while buying planes for that country. A Tufts graduate, he trained at M I T and Massachusetts Tech before Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Davis
United States Navy Air Corps
Lawrence
Dean
Robert McNair Davis
Boston
Davis
Navy
Colombia
South America
U. S. Navy
United States
Squantum
Massachusetts
San Diego
Calif
Lieut
Colombian Air Service
Tufts University
Harvard University
Navy Flying Corps
Tech
Navy Air Service
William Davis
William P. Davis
Navy Flier
W C T U Representative to Visit University
Miss Aubra Dair Williams of Boston will visit the University campus tomorrow and Wednesday as a representative of the National W C T U scientific temperance instruction department. She will speak to several classes and hold conferences in the dean’s office. Corbin Hall will host her in Lawrence amid a busy schedule of educational talks and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubra Dair Williams
Boston
W.C.T.U
School of Education
Lawrence
Williams
Warm Temperatures Return in Kansas State Weather
Topeka reports rapid warming from Saturday s cold spell with spring like readings. Flora notes tonight s low near 23 in some areas, above freezing statewide. Western Kansas stayed above 32 last night. Tomorrow s forecasted high around 65 degrees with no rain and continued drying trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Major Koenig Speaks at Kanwaka Club Meeting
Maj W C Koenig was speaker at a Kanwaka Discussion Club gathering Friday evening at Kanwaka School. He spoke on world military conditions, followed by lively discussion. Carl Williams introduced him. the program began with community singing and a sextet performed songs. Refreshments were served to a large crowd. next meeting set for Friday evening April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. W.C. Koenig
Kanwaka
Major Koenig
Carl Williams
Everett Petefish
Olin Petefish
George Norwood
William Shroyer
Milton Elliott
Athlone
Lawrence items note draws and events in town
Mrs. Harry Still won a toaster set from Green Brothers hardware during their twentieth birthday celebration. The prize drawing was conducted by Mrs. M. W. Kent. Lawrence Gun Club held a cold, windy shoot with fewer scares than usual. T. D. Funk plans a big fish fry after returning from Osceola, Missouri, claiming two loads of jack salmon but noting five fine fish. Interior work begins at city hall and police department offices. A Journal-World reader praises last week’s article in the Sat urday Evening Post. A local man recalls a minister with praise. Chester Ford and Paul Ford, Jefferson county brothers, were fined $10 each after pleading guilty to intoxication before Judge C. H. Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Still
Learmard Avenue
Green Brothers Hardware Store
M. W. Kent
T. D. Funk
Osceola
Mr. Funk
Chester Ford
Paul Ford
Jefferson County
Coun City
C. H. Hobart
Two Youths Arraigned on Burglary Charges
Meyer Nemitoff and Tra Buzick, both 18, appeared in justice court after Friday night arrests for entering the Catholic church and attempting a burglary at the Coker wholesale store on Massachusetts Street. Bonds set at 5000 each, preliminaries scheduled, with further charges against Buzick for the Rowlands bookstore burglary at 1400 Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Meyer Nemitoff
Oread High School
Kentucky Atreet
Tra Buzick
Oread
Nemitoff
Buzick
Frank Dodds
Coker
Massachusetts Street
Bond
Charles Springer
Rowlands
Ohio, Street
O. E. Learnard
Fourteenth
W. J. Cummings
Cummings
Chief Cummings
Rowlands Book
Kanaas Iver
Kanaas City
Nemiroff
Rotary Notes on Girl Scout work and club plans
Mrs Will Griesa chair of the Girl Scouts finance committee spoke at Rotary with Miss Jean Stouffer noting the Lawrenc e group of about 200 scouts across seven troops. The club planned an April Rotary party as a joint membership meeting to include all members. A list of Rotarians was shared to nominate directors for the next year and the retiring president would stay on the board for one year. Hold Memorial Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Griesa
Girl Scouts
Rotary
Jean Stouffer
Lawrence
Rotaryanns
Ashea of Dr. Roy Moodie Interred in Oak Hill Cemetery
Brief services at First Baptist church remembered Dr. Roy L. Moodie who died in Santa Monica California on February 16. His ashes were buried in Oak Hill cemetery after a morning ceremony with roses, a moment of silence, and organ music. Moodie, a KU graduate of 1905, was well known in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Roy L. Moodie
Santa Monica
Calif
Lawrence
Oak Hill
Paul Rankin
C. C. Cunningham
Moodie
University of Kansas
Penn Relays Draw Big List of Participants for April Carnival
Philadelphia March 19 AP The University of Pennsylvania’s 40th relay carnival is drawing entries faster than last year’s near 3,000 athletes. Current total 375 entries include 67 colleges 48 prep schools 189 high schools 35 junior high schools 22 grammar schools and 14 parochial schools Alabama Poly among entrants far south Kansas State Teachers College of Pittsburg is entered. Co-Operative Evangelistic Services United Brethren church well attended with morning Bran son and evening Loyd messages urging goals and heavenward focus. Tomorrow Herbert Huffman Jr to speak on The Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Alabama Poly
Kansas
State Teachers College of Pittsburg
Co-Operative Evangelistic
United Brethren Church
Branson
Mr. Loyd
Loyd
Herbert Huffman, Jr
Elward Rites Held For Former KU Regent Rodney A Elward
Funeral services were held today in Hutchinson for Rodney A Elward 64 a Reno county rancher and former University of Kansas regent who died Saturday of pneumonia. He served on the KU regents until 1915 when the board was reorganized, and he was active in state and Reno county politics and tax matters. He studied law at the University of Wisconsin and worked with Robert La Follette in Milwaukee before moving to Kansas. Surviving are a niece Janet Huffine of Kansas City and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney A. Elward
University of Kansas
Hutchinson
Elward
Reno County
Dlai
Janet Huffine
Kansas Cit
Vrs
State Tax Commission
Reno
University of Wisconsin Law School
Robert LaFollette
Milwaukee
Kansas
Alfred Docking Injured In Hutchinson Car Crash
Alfred Docking former state senator and reformatory parole officer in Hutchinson was critically injured when struck by a car while crossing an intersection. Driver Ralph Poteet of Fort Riley faced arrest for speeding and liquor in possession. Docking, brother of William Docking, bank official, reportedly suffered a leg fracture and possible skull fracture with undetermined condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Alfred Docking
State Reformatory
Ralph Poteet
Fort Riley
William Docking
First National Bank
George Docking
Alfred .Docking
Lawrence
Lone Star Lake meeting at Hotel Eldridge tonight
N T Veatch of Kansas City will speak on the Lone Star state lake proposal at 6 30 PM sponsored by the Douglas County Sportsmen Club with a dinner. Lakin Meade of Topeka and other officials will attend. Muskellunge and trout fishing films shown. Parish supper Wednesday March 21 at 6 15 PM with lantern lecture by Prof Dinsmore Alter on The Chalice of Antioch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Sportsmen’s ' Club
Eldridge
Lone Star State Lake
N. T. Veatch
Kansas City
Lakin Meade
Topeka
State Fish and Game Commission
Lone Star
Episcopal Church
Dinsmore Alter
Antioch
Fairfax Belmont Illness Becomes Local Family Notice
Dr Lon Harvey of Council Grove consulted on Mrs J W Decker case. Mrs Decker taken to Bell Memorial hospital for treatment after weeks of illness now grave. Out of town relatives named include Arthur Myers Kansas City L E Myers New Waterford Ohio Mrs Maude Case Arthur Colorado Springs and Miss Clara Flack Denver. Several local families visited, Joann Collins returned from visit, and Frances Petty moved to Richmond for work. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Milton Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Harvey
Council Grove
J. W. Decker
Decker
Bell Memorial Hospital
Sone
Arthur’ S. Myers
Kansas City
Little
Joann Collins
McKinney's
Greenwood Valley social notes and local meetings
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riley of Big Springs hosted guests Friday night. Audrey and Charice Boose visited Sunday with Miss Jaie Kellogg. A Douglas County Livestock and Agricultural Fair board meeting was held at Ben Kellogg’s home Tuesday night with Billie Henry Mike Zeb Pete Bahnmaier John Rolland Buck and Ben Kellogg present, plus Mrs. James Studybaker and family of Me Springs planning move to the Nee place formerly copied by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Scheer, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Richardson and family of Meriden spent Nomay in To fe Reet Se as emt of Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Riley
Big Springs
A. P. Riley
Audrey
Charice Boose
Jaie Kellogg
Douglas County ‘Livestock and Agricultural Fair Association
Ben Kellogg
Billie Henry
Mike Zeb
Pete Bahnmaier
John Om Rolland Buck
Ben Keloff
James Studybaker
Me Springs
Nee Place
Merle Scheer
Marvin- Richardson
Meriden
Nomay
Weekend Visitors Attend Lecompton Church Revival
Miss Hazel Glenn and Grace Kellogg joined local families for revival services at the U B church in Lecompton. Otterbein Guild met with Grace Kellogg and Elsie Kellogg. Guild officers include Sophia Damm president Anna Jane Ward vice president Helen Brown treasurer and Gracie Kellogg secretary. New farm move near Topeka as Clarence Glenn hosts the Brooks family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Glenn
Grace Kellogg
Ae Hi
N. DeWittle
Ben Kel
Riley Goff
Dark
Harley Dark
U. B
Lecompton
Otterbein Guild
Grace
Elsie Kellogg
Sophia Damm
Anna Jane Ward
Helen Brown
Gracie Kellogg
Sunday Dinners Bind Joys and Roche Families in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Robert Joy and Betty and Bobbie hosted guests from Lawrence and Topeka for dinners and suppers. Lorenz Speicher hosted his children and kin, with Henry Roche entertaining relatives for a Mary birthday dinner. Sevier Tadlock and Beulah Weeks aided in a weekly quitting effort, and several local women assisted with cleanup and hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Joy
Betty
Bobbie
Lawrence
Sunda
Walter Parson
Mra
Henry Roche
Julius Speicher
Topeka
Osgood Armstrong
Mias
Dorothy Armstrong
Stephett
Frank Speicher
Lorenz Speicher
Chilren
Nan Felker
Arthur Weeks
Mary Frances
Wanda
Glenn Smith
Arthur
Billy Smith
Vernon Stonebraker
Albert Jacobson
Henry Rohe, Jr
Edith Jo. Rohe
Sevier Tadlock
Kansas City
George Rohe
Jennie Fuchs
Leon Durr
Dan Selzer
Louie Schellack
Sheperd
Adams
Orta Kretsinger
Martin Roche,Jr
Edgar Minister
Ill and improving after transfusion for Allen Renick in Ponca City
Mrs. Lillian Cragan was summoned to aid her brother Allen Renick in Ponca City where he is ill with acute anemia and showing improvement after a blood transfusion. Renick, once a Lawrence resident, now works at Conoco Refineries. The Nietas club held a surprise mock wedding for three members celebrating 25 years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Cragan
Allen Renick
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Renick
Lawrence
Conoco
Nietas ‘Club
H. Weingartner
Mra
Rostoe Pine
A. McGinnis
Earl Pringle
Clarence Pine
Rudy Dicker
Mra. H. Weinpartner
Charles Lowe
Theodore Wiley
A. B. Ewing
Charles Fincher
J. J. Krum
Charles Dicker
Roy Bushey
H.T. Dicker
A. L. Carey
Clifford Pine
Frances Milner
J. C.racey
Mary Elizabeth
Mound City
G. D.y Milner
Emmett Kans
Jess McDonald
Eilouise
Erma Lois
Dorothy May
Charles Milner
Centralia
Kans
Georgia Milner
Local Fashion Show and School Play Highlight Topeka Event
Bertha Milner and Mabel Milnes attended a fashion show at the Eldridge Hotel last Thursday evening. Blossom Ewing participated in the event. A three act play titled Gay will debut in early April at Weedawe school to aid the school book fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Milner
Ae Mabel Milnes
Walter bin
Gene
Milton White
Topeka
Siscoe
Waterville
Blossom Ewing
Eldridge Hotel
Woodson Longan
Apt Bas
City
Mas Popplewell
George Veach
Manhattan
P. Club
A. B. Ewin
Weedawe School
School Book Fund
A. B. Ewing
Jeannette Bowergock
Orietta Bower
Ida Good
Ralph Hubbel
Archie Mills
Lawrence Mills
Hugh Randall
Plonsom Ewing
Whildred Ewin
Krum
St. Margaret's Hospital
Cy City
Sufrans
Iareas
Parthur Zimmerman
Ed Stover
Arthur
Ore
Glenn and Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Will Snecker and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Will Brown. G M Bahnmaier and Beverly visited Mrs Bahnmaier’s parents in Ottawa and were joined by Mrs Mary Shombhart of Oakland Calif. Mrs G C Cole of Lecompton spent time with Mrs Starr Glenn. G C Edmonds of Big Springs visited Glenn and Gilbert Sims and Russel Sehon. Hi Point 4 H club members and leader H O Morris practiced for an April model club meeting in Lawrence. Visitors included Glenn and Gilbert Sims and Russel Sehon. Tuesday night Joseph and Lester Stauffer visited Junior Lloyd and Floyd Svoboda while their parents spent the afternoon with the Stamfer family. T L Goodwin and daughter Mrs Bill Ballard of Kansas City were guests of Mrs Goodwin’s sister Mrs H F Fulton. Missionary Association of United Brethren church at Big Springs met at Will Brown home with Rev Arthur Ward and others. Dick Boydston returned from Kansas City after visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Snecker
Ghildren Irene
Liegaard
Bfig Springs
Will Brown
G. MM. Bahnmaier
Beverly
Bahnmaier
R. QO. Slavens
Ottawa
Mary Shombhart
H. O. Morris
Glenn School
Lawrence
Glenn
Gilbert Sims
Kanwaka
Ermal Mellenbruch
Dauhters
T. L. Goodwin
Bill Ballard
Kansas City
Goodwin
H. PF. Fulton
Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church of
Big Springs
Brown
Irene
Arthur Ward
Ward
Nancy Swadley
Will Swecker
Anna Johnson
8. S. Holloway
Annie Brown
Helen Brown
Georgia Brown
Dick Boydston
Sunday social notes and local updates at Elm Heights
Names of residents visiting or hosting over the weekend are listed, including the Svoboda family, Dr. Kal eh, and Mrs. Starr Glenn. A 14 year old Joseph Svoboda is recovering satisfactorily at St Francis hospital after a shooting incident while owl hunting. The Hi-Point 4-H club sent a box of blooming plants to Junior Svoboda.
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House Democrats
K U
University, of Kansas
Madre Brown
Women’s Pan-Hellenic
Dread
Miss Brown
Bim Z
Bob Fegan
Robinson Gym
Fegan
Robinson Evi
Hammers Brothers
Tack and Claw
Paramount
Hill
New York
Hammers O
Chicago
Baddy Rogers
Rev
R. A. Hunt
County Atta
E. D. Radford
Naval Flier
Robert M. Davis
Eighth and
Vermont Streets
Saturday Evening Post
Journal-World
Ashea
Roy Moodie
Oak Hill Cemetery
PENN
Pennent World
Cli
Ormer
Rexent
Lone Star Lake Meeting
Fairfax
Belmont
E. R. Hurlburt
Anes City
Flrence Cook
D. C
Alton Cell
Wellman
Frances Petty
Richmond
Brady Ball
Milton Jamison
Vinland
Ethel Tilson
Bessie Chastain
Aoe
Merherson
Bee Methodist Church
Greenwood Valley
North Lawrence
NEW York Life ‘Insurance ' CO
Laighton R. Melvin
Ias
Maine St
Schulz
Glenn and Vicinity
Princes of Poetry
Misselen
Rhoda Fre Oones
Walter E. Elder
Sevenet
Prof
Kaleh An
Starr Glenn
J. J. Svotoda
Elm Heights
St. Francis Hospital
Torrka
Junior
T. G. Fitch
AGENC
Hesford & Arnald
Masa
Korea
Does Drug
Schubert Funeral Home
New Hampshire ST. Laurence
McGrew-Peck Iny. CO
Dickinson Bldg
Conrad McGrew
Arthur, Peek
Spiritual Culture Services
Mrs
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