Kansas mothers eligible for overseas cemetery pilgrimages
Ernest Ryan of the Kansas American Legion reports eligibility for Kansas mothers and widows to visit overseas cemeteries where their sons and husbands are interred. Drawings by Mrs. Hoover place Kansas 46th among states for pilgrim eligibility. list covers Douglas Osage and Shawnee counties with names in Topeka and Lawrence.
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Kansas
War Department
Douglas
Nellie A. Andersom
Lawrence
Anna BP. Atkinson
EL Tn Gharlton
D. J. Hormaday
Lawrenee
Murs Wand
Franks Bird W
Sey- Tavur
Rantoul
Elizabeth
Bettie Patterson
Topeka
Addie Bell Reams
Thursey Roberts
Mary Setser
Painting Begun At Lutheran Church For Convention Preparations
Work started at Trinity Lutheran church in Lawrence as painters decorate the Sunday school entrance ahead of the Lutheran convention April 28 to 30. Due to economy, some walls remain unpainted and stairs uncarpeted, with carpeting and decor by church members provided at no cost. The project aims for completion by March 30 and will avoid disrupting services. A flood light enhanced the memorial art window showing Christ blessing the children, installed behind the south window to be visible from a block away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Trinity Lutheran Church
Christ
J. Eriksen
Scholastic difficulties slight impact at Kansas U
At the University of Kansas 106 students or 4.4 percent of the fall enrollment are not in school due to scholastic difficulties. Fifty-seven others were reinstated on petition. Of the 163 failing, 125 had more than forty percent of work failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Paul B. Lawson
A Caparchy Crowd Continued From Page One
A long list of names and addresses appears, listing numerous residents and households in a local community. The fragment suggests a directory style section or a public listing with many individuals including Mrs. Lefmann, Mrs. Overbaugh, Mrs. Springer, Mrs. Petersen, and others tied to various streets and towns, such as Tennessee, Ohio, Conn, Pa, Indiana, and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Hazel Lefmann
Lay
D. Staveling
Cristient Road
J. Penner
W. CL Verney
Lay Grace L
A.M. Totter
Charles Overbaugh
Oliver Transue
Mary Springer
Houte
WeoAdmonds
G. Petersen
Cash
West
John McGirty
C W. Dunn
Tenn. Miles
W. Sting
Fred_Broeker
Linfolie
HH. Gerrett
Ohio
J.H. Loliman
Edun Corus
A. M. Kirchner
Frenk Dunkley
Haskell Institute
Oscar Orr
West Ninth
Bessie Anderson
Vinland
Evelyn Powell
Tonganoxie
EB. CG. Envin
Mich
John Scott
Ind
J. I. Mel Kinney
Conn
J. 3
Krom
K. Whet
Deaths and Funerals Ida E Pollock
Mrs Ida E Pollock widow of the late K Pollock died at 8 15 AM today at Memorial hospital Funeral services will be at First Presbyterian church at 2 PM Saturday with interment in Oak Hill cemetery She is survived by two brothers Fred Harris and Will Harris both of this city three daughters Mrs B C Jones Olpe Mrs Sam P Moyer and Mrs Henry Stover of Lawrence and one son Harris Pollock of Lawrence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida E. Pollock
Ida FE. Pollock
K. Pollock
Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Services Tomorrow for Mrs. R. A. DeWatteville
Funeral services for Mrs. Roland A. DeWatteville who died yesterday in Topeka will be held Friday afternoon at First Methodist Church. Dr. Harry Gordon and Rev. Fr. Hesse will assist. Burial will be at Oak Hill. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Griffitts long residents of Lawrence. Born near Reno November 25 1903 the family moved to Lawrence when she was two. She attended city school and graduated from Kansas University in 1927. She was married May 4. She leaves six sisters and three brothers, six in California and three in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland A. DeWatteville
Topeka
First Methodist Church
Harry Gordon
Kansas University
Suly
California
Lavyrence
Seventeen Year Locust Expected Near Lawrence
State entomologist H G Hungerford warns a visitation of the seventeen year cicada near Lawrence with possible spread to adjacent areas. Cicadas emerge after 17 years, with a brief four to five week adult period marked by loud song. Orchardists risk damage from egg laying. farmers advised to move hogs to woodlots and delay new orchards near woodlands to mitigate losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
H. G. Hungerford
University of Kansas
Hungerford
Raymond Beamer
America
Egg Rolling Contest At KU Rodeo Slated For April 18
An egg rolling race at Mount Oread near University Stadium will precede the Night Rodeo at the University of Kansas on April 18. Nine year old Baby Lorraine Graham will perform on her pony as contestants roll eggs to the Humpty Dumpty finish. Two hundred eggs will be hard boiled and colored by the Community Recreations class under Professors Ehel and Hoover. Four chocolate Easter rabbits will be awarded to the four heat winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
University of Kansas
Lorraine Graham
Kansas
University
Edwin R. E Hel
Ruth Hoover
Division of Physical Education
Independents to Carry On Fight for Oil Tariff
Tulsa leaders announce a national convention of independent oil producers to push for a protective tariff on oils. Wirt Franklin to call the meeting within 30 days in St Louis or Kansas City. Tulsa HQs to remain through the convention as efforts continue to secure tariff protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Wirt Franklin
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Washington
St. Louis
Kansas City
James G. Cloud
Independent Association
Senate
Association
Rich Awards Spur Kaye Dan to Break Speed Records
Rich awards spur Kaye Dan to attempt world automobile speed records in March at Daytona. Dan's 51 Silver Bullet and a winged gold statue trophy mark a revival of Speed’s art. the Wakefield trophy carries 1400 weekly until the record falls. Lord Wakefield, British sportsman, has long funded racing and aviation ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Kaye Dan
Daytona
Dan
Serrave
Don
Geldmiths
Luehtning
Spead
Gold Smith
Lord Wakefield
Serraamons Golden Arrow
London
Union Pacific to Have 33 New Motor Coaches
Union Pacific announces a purchase worth nearly half a million dollars for new motor coaches on transcontinental and west coast routes. Twenty two will serve the Chicago to Los Angeles corridor with feeder lines to Portland Spokane and Salt Lake City among others. The Interstate Transit Line and Interstate Coach Company run about 200 stages on cross country routes from Chicago and St Louis to Los Angeles Boise Spokane and Portland. The new fleet includes 80 coaches of 34 passenger seats, two of 26 seats and one of 21 seats. Delivery is immediate says G L Haugh vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific System
Chicago
Los Anses
Portland
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Interstate Transit
Union Pacific Stages Inc
Interstate Coach Commpany
Railroad Tent
St Louis
Los Angeles
Boise
Spokene
Parthart
Northwest
G. L. Haugh
Union Pacific
Income Tax Collections Show Higher March Receipts
Washington March 20 AP reports March 15 tax receipts totaled 314 000 000, up from last year’s similar collections. Treasury figures indicate the month’s total was 10 040 090 higher than prior-year filings, though the day’s receipts for March 1 and a late tally adjust the balance. Recounts suggest first-quarter tax intake is near to meeting earlier expectations, despite a shortfall against 1929.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Werinv
Convict Fleagle Found Guilty In Tax Evasion Trial
In Fimney County District Court W H Fleagie brother of Lamar Cole and Ralph Fleagie was found guilty on five counts of tax evasion by a jury. Joan J McCurdy indicated plans for two new trials. Also Paris report notes the separation of Prince Pierre and Princess Charlotte of Monino due to ongoing domestic troubles.
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Garden City
W. H. Fleagie
Lamar
Cole
Ralph Fleagie
Fimney County
Joan J. McCurdy
Dettorney
Paris
Mar
Pierre
Charlotte of
Monino
Remembered Pioneer Leader Hailed In County Obituary
Mar. 20. In County Pioneer Bead Pts 2. Beaute, Mar. 20. API W. Brown TU, who came to Pratt in 1885 and homesteaded near the present town of Divers, died last night of paralysis. Mr. Brown contributed to state progress since 1893, noted for populist interest and community improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
API
W. Brown
Pratt “Eunte
Iszts
Divers
Brown
Contested Senate Seats Funded by Senate Action
The senate authorized payment of funds to William Ware and William Wilson to cover costs of contesting their state seat from Pennsylvania. The action was approved today, with the figure noted as support for the contest proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blirely
Ware
Waliam B. Wilson
Senate
Tor
Nate
Pennsyl
Convicted in Iowa Case Hye Laveen Farmer Major Huck
A report from Iowa details the conviction of a farmer, Laveen, on a charge tied to false pretenses. The court action involved Georg DF Duckins as another named figure in the matter, with the outcome affecting the local community’s view of legal disputes and land dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg
Duckins
Apis
Ted
Laveen
Major Hye
Beekeeper Freezes Bees From Car Radiator Incident
Adrian Michigan March 20 AP report describes Clifford Poll stopping a car when a bee swarm gathered around a radiator and the queen bee remained with the group. Poll severed the queen with a screwdriver to release the hive, after which the swarm fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
Clifford Poll
Mr. Poll
Poll
Brookhart and Darrow Debate Prohibition in Mecca Temple
Senator Brookhart of Iowa and Clarence Darrow opened a series of prohibition debates at New York Mecca Temple. Brookhart claimed nationwide sentiment favoring dry laws and that the federal government would dry up the wet spots despite urban opposition. Darrow argued against prohibition on grounds of personal freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Clarence Darrow
Mecca Temple
Brookhart
Harrow
Kanwaka Notes Addenda on Local Visits and Moves
Esther Hird returns from City Sunday to stay with parents and work for Western Auto Supply in Kansas City. A large group attends a weekend Wiener roast in Ralph Colman's pasture. many residents and guests are listed with past and future travels to Lawrence Kansas City and New York. Moves include families relocating to W A Colman farm and nearby farms, with social visits noted at Fenton and Gillroy.
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Esther Hird
As City
Miss Hird
Western Auto Supply Co. 1
Kansas City
Ray
Sam Seetin
Milton Ellicott
Oli Petefish
Ralph Colman
Hazel Henick
Margaret Kelsall
Luella Shaw
Mary Leonard
Opal Christy
Virginia
Margaret Colman
Irlene Elliott
Elvyd Henick
Everett
Willard Shaw
Mae Elliott
Guy Bigsby
Merley-Colman
George Miller
Herman Leanhart
Merle Colingsn
George Dews
L. H. Petefish
A. R. Colman
Geo. Straham
Ed Shaw
W. J. Wear
Ralph Coulman
Fred Gregory
W. A. Iman
F. A. Miller
Awrance
Leland Colman
No. 6
Beattie Callins
Crowder
Miller
A. E. Smith
Dorothy Haztett
Lawrence
Olingia Brune
Lake View
Merie Colman
Charles Finch
C. E. Leonard
Gilroy
Cal
Carman
Jeatled City
Lloyd Duffey
Austa Northrup
Tom Clark
Ada
Herman Leonhart
Missouri
J. H. Holke
Kanwaka
Phill
Holk Hi
Wm. Galmore
D. Fenton
Kuester
Lecompton
Ingersoll
George Kemmett
Vinland
W. A. Colman
Thomas Wear
TO. Wear
Oklahoma
Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County Court
Oklahoma Court
Olive Brown
Worden
F._D. Fenton
M. Rahnmaier
Jack Trahnmaier
Fenton
Alice Carver
Topeka
Warren M. Crosby
Kanwaka church serves as community hub for March events
Rev Harlan H Thomas filled the Kanwaka pulpit last Sunday and will cover the next two Sundays during Mr Heatheringtons absence. The Kenwaka Farm Bureau met for the monthly business session and the Good Will Club met at Mrs Stanwix home with 20 members present. Verna Tinowles was nominated for membership and the next meeting is March 26 at Mrs Jo Hannings with Mrs Pierson assisting. The roll call topic is Kansas history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Harlan H. Thomas
Kanwaka Church
Heatherington
Thomas
Africa
Kansas University
Schall
Kansas City University of Christian Education
Kan‘waka
George Dews
Kansas City
Dews
C. C. Philips
Kenwaka Farm Bureau Group
Kenwaka Good Will Club
C. E. Stanwix
Homer Hird
Verna Tinowles
Otto Jo‘hanning
Mark Pierson
Herman Leonhart
Kansas
Mayor Ellis Seeks Reform in City Governance
A political advertisement outlines Ellis’s platform for mayor including tax relief through spending cuts, police department reorganization, fair city spending at Lawrence merchants, and home-labor wage upkeep. He states independence from rings or groups and pledges to be guided by a single responsible person and the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. C. Ellis
Undefined program schedule excerpt
A fragmented listing shows a schedule with entries for 10:30 p m and 11:00 p m including Amos ndy, Literary Digest Prohibition Pell and Latent World News Flashes interpreted by Floyd Gibbons, Salicon Weather Man, and Ted Fiorito's Congress Hotel Orchestra.
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Mildred B
Y. m
Helen Beard
Karl Teontier Drys
Golden Gems
Chaimplon Sperkers
Ith Brothers
Maxwell -Housa Metomay P. My
Atwater Skent
Canoco Adventurers
Amos Ah
pooni—Literary
N! K
Floyd Gil
Salicon
Jemima Min
Yarnassus
Gibson
Yohker Pegite
Tfet
Kid Thomas
Featura
Patti Johnson
Dotn
fIctody Musketeers
McCrew Steing
Ballew
Actu
Mildred
Smith Ballew’s
Hamilton-Brown
Skuber Arush
Amos
Nh" Indy
Prohibition
Floyd Gibbons
Ted Fiorito
Congress Hotel Orchestra
Dr Gowdy's Stomach Prescription Ad Explains Benefits
An old advertisement promotes Dr Gowdy's Stomach Prescription for stomach pains and better sleep. It claims quick relief with no narcotics, dissolves in the mouth, and costs two dollars for a 15 day course, sold by The Round Corner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Co
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted by Dentists
Advertisement touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy claiming it can cure pyorrhea and improve stomach and kidney health. It asserts dentists recommend the drug and promises money back if it fails. Corner Drug Co. agents promote the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Ound Corner Drug Co. Agents
A Way to Stop Attacks of Fits
Reports describe an amazing treatment that epileptics say stops their attacks. R Lepso of Apt 62 Island Ave Milwaukee Wisconsin offers the treatment free to all sufferers and asks afflicted individuals to write for the free treatment at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lepso
Apt
Island Ave
Milwaukee
Wisc
Gly-Cas touted by Ft Scott resident in striking testimonial
A Ft Scott resident, Mr. George W. Wood, declares Gly-Cas relieves his long struggle with constipation rheumatism and stomach pain. He praises the medicine’s effect on his bowels gases heartburn and overall health and urges others with stomach or bowel troubles or rheumatism to visit the Round Corner Crux Store in Lawrence to learn about this new discovery. Gly-Cas is said to act as a solid mass on stomach liver bowels blood and nerves and is sold by leading druggists in surrounding towns.
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Jean
George W. Wood
S. Broadway
Ft. Scott
Round Corner
Ft. Scot
Wood
Fadt
Mr. Wood
Sam
Cas
Lawrence
Crux
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Department of Justice
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Carbide Company
Republican, National Committee
Claudius H. Huston
Senate Lobby Committee
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Union Carbide Company
Calis
Pittsburg
Kan
Vinland Cemetery
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Reichsbank
Associated Press
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Hjalmar Schacht
R. A. DeWatteville
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Norm Okla
J. S. Buchanan
Osage County
Charles S. Haas
Agricola
Mrasa
Dorothy Wordsworth Goynton
William Wordsworth
Florida State College For Women
Louis
Missouri Valley Oratorical Association
Washington University
Donald C. Cox
University of Missouri
Hubert Buche
Drake
Ben Davis
University of Texas
Howard Hibbs
William McCann
South Dakota
Stacey Pickell
State
Commonwealth Railways of Australia
Oliver de Watteville
Chicato
Roland A.dewatteville
Kaye
Nays Fench
W. A. Fleagle
Robert Dellar
San Pranco
Can & Tong
Ich
Hale
Sus
Dollar
Associated I Press
Ure
Firs
Henry W. Peabody
Bryerly
Mass
House Judiciary Committee
Michigan
Brookhart and
Darrow
Erchants National Bank
Douglas County
Mr. George W. Wood
Schubert “Funeral Home
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