Pan-Hellenic Exchange Dinner Sparks Campus Farce
A chaotic Pan-Hellenic exchange dinner on the Hill highlights campus life as miscommunication leads to an uninvited guest dining with sorority hosts. The event reveals social rituals, notable alumna Frances Stevens in New York and Germaine Green in Scandals, and local gossip about dorm life and student culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stevens
K. A
W. C. Stevens
Roxy Theater
New York
Sishe
Geramine Green
George White
C P A Meeting Thursday at Kanwaka Hall
The Douglas County C P A will meet at Kanwaka hall Thursday at 8 o'clock. Local lodges will furnish the entertainment and refreshments will be served. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwake
Douglas County
Kanwaka Hall
Ed Heaston
Guy’ Shultz
Secretare
Gare
Shoot Out With Suspected Bandits Near Jenks Okla
Officers battled three men in a farm lane near Jenks Oklahoma after reports they boasted of a Kansas bank robbery. One man, Jack Johnson, died. Thomas Whitewater was wounded and captured by guards. a third escaped. A woman companion, Jackie Hibbs, was unhurt. A fifth youth escaped unharmed. Two pistols were recovered. Authorities linked the trio to the Cookson Hills group.
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Jenks
Okla
Kansas
Atchison
G. V. Evans
Johmson
Evans
Evanses
Jake Cook
Johnson
Whitewater
Jackie Hibbs
Muskogee
Cook
Roy Wyatt
Cookson Hills
Allen Will Make Talks at Rotary and Wyandotte Event
Dr. F C Allen will address the Abilene Rotary noon meeting at a dinner honoring Abilene high school basketball. He will then speak in Kansas City Kansas at Quivers Lake for Wyandotte high school basketball players who completed 45 straight victories. He concludes with a Bible class address in Kansas City Missouri.
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C. M. Harger
Irman
Board of Regents
F.C. Allen
Abilene
Rotary Club
Dr. Allen
Quivers Lake
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte High School
Percy Parks
K. U. Man
Allen
Linwood Boulevard
Baptist Church
Workers Die In Bangitsa Quarry Landslide Near Belgrade
In Batignole quarry at Bangitsa near the Albanian border more than 30 workers were killed in a landslide. Two days of digging will be done to reach victims.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Batignole
Bangitsa
University recital highlights two rising musicians performances
In a University Administration auditorium recital Miss Virginia La Crete Tano and Miss LaCroix presented voice and piano with style and range. Miss LaCroix showed strong voice and dynamic control earning praise for Verdi Pace and Moussorgsky Hopak. Mr Tom Ryan accompanied while Charles Wilson opened Chopin Sonata Op 35 and impressed with Arensky Rachmaninoff and Liszt. Supporters from St. Joseph attended.
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Virginia la Crete Tano
LaCroix
Hopak
Arensky
Rachmaninoff
Liszt
St. Joseph
Miss LaCroix
Plans for Sneed spring trades fair announced
The Sneed spring trades fair is planned for April 4 5 6 and 7 at the National Guard Armory Eighth and New Hampshire streets. Committee members are finalizing plans and will meet again tomorrow morning. Chamber staff are contacting last year’s exhibitors and many are expected to participate. The show will run evenings only through the final day Saturday.
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National Guard
Eighth
New Hampshire
Chamber of Commerce
Spiritual Culture services attract many church leaders
At First Methodist Church a strong turnout marked official member night as Rev. Robert A. Hunt spoke on temptation. He said evil is harmless until it finds response in us and urged choosing the better self with God’s help. Tonight’s sermon is Periods and Commas. Tomorrow features Ladies Aid Missionary Societies as guests. Also, play tickets go on sale for The Millionaire by the high school drama club Friday at 8:15. Pre Easter Evangelical services begin Wednesday at 7:45 with Rev. David Bletscher speaking.
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First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Ralph Shirk
Tomorow
Ladies’ Aid
Woman's League
Methodist Guild
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Evanel
David Bletscher
Evangelical Church
Vailey Falls
Deaths and Funerals W A Colman and Louise Gallagher
Funeral services for W A Colman 79 pioneer of Douglas county were set for 2 P M at Rumsey Funeral home with Oak Hill cemetery burial. Louise M Fetty Gallagher born February 7 1862 near Indiana died March 16 1934 near Tonganoxie Kansas survived by nine children and two brothers with 14 grandchildren. services were held at Friends church in Tonganoxie with burial Maple Grove cemetery.
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W. A. Colman
Douglas County
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lutheran Church
Journal-World
Oak Hill Cemetery
Louise M. Gallagher
Louise M. Fetty
Indiana
Tonganoxie
Kan
Kansas
Lawrence
Patrick W. Gallagher
Jefferson County
Thomas W
Bert P
Marvin
Harry E. Gallagher
Mary Ridgway
Nellie Bowers
Kansas City
Walter J. Gallagher
Leavenworth
Clifford, Gallagher
Chris Gallagher
Tucson
Ariz
George Fetty
C. I. Nellis
Maple Grove Cemetery
Byrd's Rescue: Crew Await Break in Antarctic Weather
Admiral Byrd prepares a relief mission for two Antarctic expedition members separated by a forced plane landing near Little America. A storm and drifting snow delayed efforts as the stranded aviators William C. Bowlin and Clay Bailey relied on full survival gear and radio updates. Weather conditions hinder rescue while searchers await a break to reach the site 15 miles from the base.
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Little America
Antarctic
Mackageer
Awai
William C. Bowlin
Clay Bailey
Baa
Byrd
America
Admiral Byrd
Fire Claims Two Children in Kansas City Home
In Kansas City a morning fire killed Seseoke Jr aged three and Frank nine months. Their mother Lottie Chenoweth 28 is hospitalized with poor prospects for recovery. The fire destroyed a three room cottage as neighbor efforts to rescue continued. Nearby resident G W Price described a failed rescue through a kitchen window as flames leaped. He attempted to reach the nine month old in a high chair but the chair collapsed. Joseph Chenoweth husband and father worked at a packing house at the time. Fire officials suspect a bottle of kerosene or gasoline used to revive the fire in the wood stove exploded. The mother reported grabbing a blanket to shield her infant but could not locate Joseph Jr after flames were tamed.
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Kansas City
Lottie Chenoweth
Motte
Seseoke Jr
Frank
Chenorath
Joseph Chenoweth
G. W. Price
Rs. Chenoweth
J. W. Baker
Joseph, Jr
Lawrence City Jail Riot Highlights Turbulent Night
Reports from Lawrence describe a drunken resident’s arrest and a jail disturbance that left the city jail damaged and unfit for occupancy. A local craftsman built a dressing table from inexpensive materials, while sports talk centers on a heated race and a long Hutchinson debate telegram. Nearby, street paving and traffic concerns rise with dust in the business district.
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Eleventh Street
Massachusetts
Negro Girls Glee Club Performs at Seventh Grade Assembly
The Negro girls glee club of the Junior high school sang two numbers at a seventh grade assembly held yesterday in the study hall. Miss Henrietta Bates directed the club with Miss Miriam Dooley as accompanist. The program, organized by Home Rooms 201-M and 205-M, also featured stories, piano solos by Betty Lee Brewer and Jeanne Moyer, an reading by Dorene Hartman, a musical reading by Jean Roy, and a play titled An Ideal Brother by Home Room 102-H directed by Beulah Hammons.
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Negro Girls’ Glee Club
Henrietta Bates
Miriam Dooley
Billy Winey
Jean Drebing
Betty Lee Brewer
Jean Roy
Jeanne Moyer
Dorene Hartman
Brother
Home Room 102-H
Beulah Hammons
J N McGrew Dies After Brief Illness in Wichita
J N McGrew father of Conrad McGrew of Lawrence died in Wichita after a brief illness. Burial planned at Holton, former home. Conrad McGrew left for Wichita with his wife already there. Elder McGrew had been in good health recently, visited Lawrence a few weeks ago, and was ill last week following a major operation.
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J. N. McGrew
Conrad McGrew
Wichita
Holton
McGrew
Lawrence
Personal notes on surgery and visiting guest at home
Leslie Smith of 941 Rhode Island street had a major operation this morning at Memorial hospital with a satisfactory condition. Miss Helen Cornelius of Hoisington, formerly KU student, is visiting Mrs. Howard Veatch.
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Leslie Smith
Rhode Island’ Street
Memorial Hospital
Helen Cornelius
Hoisington
University of Kansas
Howard Veatch
City Seeks Local Bond Sale Under PWA Change
Washington announced changes to PWA allotments at the request of applicants including Lawrence. Local officials asked to convert a $51,000 street resurfacing loan and grant to a $14,600 grant to enable local bond sales rather than selling to the government. The government would buy bonds at 4 percent if desired, but the city commission favored a local sale.
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Washington
PWA
Lawrence
Flintom Birthday Party Celebrates 85th in San Diego
William J. Flintom longtime Lawrence newspaper figure celebrated his 85th birthday in San Diego. Guests included family from Lawrence and friends who recalled his days with William Allen White at the Lawrence Journal and his printer’s craft. Mrs. E. P. Sample hosted the party for her father with about sixty attendees, most formerly from Lawrence.
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William J. Flintom
San Diego
Cal
Lawrence
Rintom
William Allen White
Lawrence Journal
Flintom
White
E. P. Sample
California
Sample
Kansas University
Ats
Robinsons claim ties Pittsburgh Aviation to politics
Senator Robinson, Senate majority leader, said he possessed evidence showing Pittsburgh Aviation Industries Inc. and its officers and associates used political influence in Pennsylvania and at the federal level. He cited the corporation’s minute book and letters from Andrew W. Mellon as proof of their political power.
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Washington
Robinson
Senate Today
Senate
Pittsburgh Aviation Industetes, Inc
Pennsylvania
Gigbons
Amelia
Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Senate Postoffice Committee
Mead
D N. Y
House Postoffice Committee
House
Crichton and Dee Ott Named Alumni Notables
The record notes Crichton, once at Park College in Parle Mo, joined the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1926 and graduated in 1929. Dee Ott of Lawrence, a University of Kansas graduate, is also highlighted as an alumni figure.
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Old
Park’ ‘College
Parle Mo
Annapolis
Crichton
Dee “Ott
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Pleasant Grove Community Notes and Repairs After Fire
Pleasant Grove weekly items recount fire damage to John Daniels house and repairs by Ec Walter Deay Sandy Williams and Oliver Beaman. Notices include a birthday dinner for Lydia Daniels, C P A women's club formation with officers, visits by local residents, and a Sewing Club quilt-block session at John Daniels home.
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John Daniels
Pleasant Grove
Walter Deay
Sandy Williams
Oliver Beaman
Mr. Jefferies
Baldwin
Marie Daniels
Lydia
C. P.A
Jack Dillon
Charlie Tornadon
Linwood
Oscar Crane
Ivan
Olathe
Leonard Ice
Stull
N._D. Messer
Social Circle Club
John Dageot
Norma Jean Beaman
Earl Donald
Roy Clough
Deay Brothers
Eudora
R. L. Clough
Alma
Stella Landis
Virgil Landis
Carl Peterson
Guy Carpenter
S. Flory
Bonnie Jean
Clyde Puckett
Marvin
High Prairie
I. 8. Flory
The
P. A
Creomulsion Promises Sevenfold Help for Coughs
An old fashioned earnest tout of Creomulsion claiming seven major helps in one remedy for coughs. It emphasizes quick relief and safety and notes no one can predict which factor will help a given cough. The ad claims the druggist guarantees satisfaction with no cost if it fails to provide relief.
Fat men seeks slim waist with Kruschen Salts claim
Richmond Hill New York reader W R Daniels reports finishing his second bottle of Kruschen Salts and claims fat loss of three inches at the waist plus 25 percent more activity and clearer mind. He says eruptions disappeared and age feels 20 years younger. To lose fat take half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. an 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with money back satisfaction.
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W. R. Daniels
Richmond Hill
N. Y
America
Whit tlin Play At Vinland High School
Local students present a play titled Whit tlin at Vinland High School with plans to perform at Pleasant Grove hall in the near future. Mrs Guy Carpenter accompanies Wed nee Coe Son and friends in Lawrence. Parish notes include moves and visits among residents in Willow Springs Bismarck Grove and Pleasant Grove.
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Whittlin
Mr. Waters
Topeka
Pleasant Grove
Ella Daniels
Allie Lannop
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Fellowship
Roxy
Teign Supreme
Teen Hill
Judith
OrGrady
Slo
Origin
Ally
Ecostesses
Delta Tau
Marshall Scott
Lawrence Boy
al‘ Pha Tau Omega
the Riverside
Union
Jane Odyssey
Iris
Central
Grand Hotel
K. U
X. Place
Peggy Ann Lando
Charles Conner
Lansing
Columbus
Seventh Day Adventist
A. C. Griffin
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Tenth and
Griffin
Evangelist Griffin
Adventist Church
Virginia LaCroix
Charles Wilson
Alter
Antioch
Cunniningham
Bill Hargis
Hargiss
Cunningham
Bill Do
Hutchinson
Western Union
New Hampshire Street
William Kollender
E. P. Roth
Dale
Richmond
Louisiana
W. J. Flintom
K. U. Grad
Charles H. Crichton
Hongkong
China
Rose Ott
Tennessee Street
Sixteenth Naval Distict
United States
Fulton
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Federal Home ‘Loan Bank
SPOS
Schubert Funeral Home
Ransa
North Carolina Co
Vicks VepoRub
Vercomes
Biarritz
Prince Sirki
Lambert
Villa del Contento
Schulz
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