Ventura club hosts and lectures on architecture history
Mrs. Harold Constant and Mrs. A. B. Mitchell hosted a Ventura club guest meeting at the home of Mrs. Constant. Prof. George Beal spoke on the contribution of American architecture to the architecture of the century, noting shifts from classical forms to original American work around 1830 and the rise of concrete, steel, and glass.
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Harold Constant
A. B. Mitchell
Ventura Club
George Beal
Egypt
Greece
Roman Empire
Beal
America
Personal notices from Lawrence and visits across towns
Mrs. N. Stewart of Salt Lake City rushed to Lawrence due to her mother Mrs. J. H. Rutherford’s illness. Rody Skinner went to Carlsbad New Mexico for his sister Mrs. Hattie Richards’s serious condition. Mrs. W. H. Evans returned from Eureka after a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lecruce Carter spend the week in Springfield Missouri. Mrs. W. J. Courtney returned from a two week visit with her three daughters Mrs. J. W. Eby, Mrs. J. B. Carter, and Mrs. W. F. Shaw. Miss Lillian Wise returns to Kansas City after visiting her sister at Haskell. Visitors include Mary Jane Steen and Jamie Price of Wellsville. Miss Daisy Caple hosts Miss Louise Briges of Wichita. Mrs. Ethan Smith called to Topeka for her father J. W. Parry’s illness.
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N. &. Stewart
Salt Lake City
Lawrence
J. H. Rutherford
Rody Skinner
Carlsbad
N. M
Hattie Richards
W. H. Evans
Eureka
Lecruce Carter
Springfield
W. ‘J. Courtney
J. W. Eby
Howard
J. B. Carter
Wilson
W. F. Shaw
Kansas City
Lillian Wise
Pahhe Yazza
Haskell
Grace Steen
Mary Jane
Jamie Price
Wellsville
Daisy Caple
Wren Apartments
Louise Briges
Wichita
Ethan Smith Wasi
Topeka
J. W. Parry
Tehlbebchatone Saal
Fail of Agreement in Washington on Veterans Benefits and Federal Pay
Congressional conferees failed to reach accord at first meeting over veterans benefits and federal pay. House insistence seeks to preserve stricter provisions, proposing about 90 million for veterans versus Senate 118 million. Restoring 126 million for federal pay is opposed by the Senate’s 189 million. Conference to return to the House for another vote. Senate provision adding 509 thousand to the 1,208,730 house-voted for the Federal Trade Commission to enforce the Industrial Recovery Act.
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Washington
House
Independent Offices
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Methodist Church Hosts Women Religious Groups Evening
Administration supporters and Senator Byrnes will report to the senate and let it decide whether to yield or send the measure back to conference. Tonight at the First Methodist church the Ladies Aid Missionary Societies Woman's League and Methodist Guild will be special guests. The Shirk couple will lead song service at 7 30 with a musical number. Rev. Hunt will speak on Broad and Narrow Ways or The Problem of Knowing the Right. Tomorrow Mrs Shirk will present a Dutch program in costume with songs and a short message about Holland. Public invited to attend all services.
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Byrnes
S. C
Senate
Ladies Aid, Missionary Societies
Woman’s ‘League
The
Methodist Guild
First Methodist Church
Ralph Shirk
Robert A. Hunt
Topeka Mayor Ketchum to Address Co op Club March 29
Mayor Omar B. Ketchum of Topeka will address the Lawrence Cooperative Club the night of March 29. He will discuss civic lab activities and their municipal benefits and afterward join a political round table with KU law students.
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Topeka
Omar B. Ketchum
Lawrence Cooperative Club
K. UL. Law
Union Pacific Lines Targeted for Abandonment in Kansas
AP reports examiner J. B. Prichard recommended the Interstate Commerce Commission allow Union Pacific Railroad to abandon 196 miles of Kansas lines due to lack of business. The miles span Knox to Clay Center, Lawrenceburg to Belleville, and Clay Center to Concordia, with an access provision via Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe from Miltonvale to Concordia.
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Washington
Prichard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas
Knox
Clay Center
Lawrenceburg
Belleville
Concordia
Commission
Union Pacific
Atchison, Tonetsa and Santa Fe
Miltonvale
Wife Hides Code For Policeman Husband Laws Lapse
In Chicago on March 21 AP report Suzanne Nottingham, wife of Policeman Norman Nottingham, offers a code for husbands to avoid jail for a $7,500 alienation judgment. The list includes demands on fidelity, home times, gifts, dress, and finances. Norman says he wants nothing to do with another woman. Mrs Blacklidge, a former revenue collector, appears unpaid in jail risk while mystery surrounds her whereabouts.
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Chicago
Suzanne
Norman Nottingham
Myrtle Tanner -Blackridge
Nottingham
County Dail
Blacklidge
Internal Revenue
Sinois
Nine Kansas students vote degreed at KU faculty meet
Nine students completed qualifications for degrees were voted A.B.'s last night at a University of Kansas faculty meeting. Names include Marion Beatty Ruth C. Cady Blanche Chrysanthia Fou thee Elmira Hassig Roscoe Sherman Pebly Clifford Elton Powell Livelyn Searcy Grace Sullivan and Richard Davis Wolf. A Pleasant Grove C. A. whittlin act presented at Mackie school Friday night and Endurance House Saturday night 10c and 1ic.
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University of Kansas
Marion Beatty
Kansas City
Kan
Ruth C. Cady
Lawrence
Blanche Chrysanthia
Fouthee
Elmira Hassig
Roscoe Sherman Pebly
Lifford Elton Powell
el Dorado
Livelyn Searcy
Grace Sullivan
Emporia
Richard Davis- Wolf
Ida
Whittlin
Pleasant Grove C
Mackie ‘School
Endurance House
Burt Tomorrows Talks by Lawrence Socialist Leader
Lawrence local of the Socialist party plans two addresses by Roy E. Burt a KU 1919 graduate and former Illinois governor candidate tomorrow He speaks at 12 20 PM in KU cafe on Why Change the Social Order and at 8 PM in the courthouse on Socialism and the New Ta Burt studied at Northwestern Garrett Biblical Institute and is a Methodist Episcopal minister focusing on churches in industrial areas Divorce suits filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Burt
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Socialist Party
Burt
Iinois
K. U
Illinois
Northwestern University
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston, MI
Methodist Episcopal Church
Two Wives Sue for Legal Separation in District Court
Mary Monroe White sues Arthur White alleging extreme cruelty and neglect, claiming they married in 1926. Florilla Harbour sues Bert Harbour for divorce citing cruelty and neglect, seeking custody of four minor children. they also married in 1926.
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Mary Monroe White
Arthur White
Florilla Harbour
Bert Harbour
Kiwanis to Host Insurance Talk at Wiedemann's
The Lawrence Kiwanis club will host a weekly luncheon meeting at Wiedemann's with guests from the Commerce Rotary and Cooperative clubs invited. Dr. Robert A. Hunt pastor of First Methodist Church will discuss life insurance from a layman’s viewpoint as part of Financial Independence Week observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s
Commerce, Rotary Club
Cooperative Club
Robert A. Hunt
First Methodist Church
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Woman's Club
Kansas Federation’ of Women’s Clubs
Abilene
L. H. Menger
Ralph Tait
J. B. Mack
Carl Graeber
George J. Barker
F. W. Gaunt
E. F. Abels
Green Owl
A. J. Anderson
J. W. Murray
Erna Corey
W. E. Spalding
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Spalding
Howard Veatchs
Mabel Barnhart
Imogene Gaut
Fritz Snyder
Arnold Weidman
Aiss Maud Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Scaool
Univer
Wiedemann’s. Mrs. IL _E
Don Carlos
Miercoles
Agnes Awomiseon
Ewing
Imperial
Wil
Pendleton
Elks Club
Myers
Hall
u_8
Lgarrow
Endredi
Colonial
W. C. Boardman
Huncheon
E. W. Parsons
Helianthus Club
George Dunkex
I. D. Club
Charles Ziesenis
Sity
Miss Ellsworth
E. M. Owen
N.S.C. Club
William Frowe
Tommy Constant
Finesse Club
William Hines
Audrey
Bessie Bullock
Dorothy Pegg
Mildred Mesenhimer
Anna Marie Frazier
Hagel Frazier
Ernestine Brockelsby
Adah
F. M. Holliday
William Zweifel
Roy Bushey
Lawrence Flower Club
New American Legion
Old City Hall
Vermont Street
Fred Hunsinger
Women's Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Clarence Reynolds
Indiana Street
William Kitch
Mission Board of the Kansas Churches
McAllaster P.T. A
Frank Jones
Shirley Puls
American War Mothers
W. T. Courtney
West Fourteenth Street
Robinson Park
T. H.astman
A. B. Carter
Amigos Club
Missionary Society of Plymouth Congregational Church
A. M. Wilcox
D. €. Jackson
1. C.C. F. Hall
Ifor
South’ Side
Reading Club
J R. West
New Hampshire Street
West O
C. C. Krum
Harry Shepard
R. S. Fox
D. L. Noone
Melvin Miller
Chi Omega
Betty Cox
Great Bend
Virginia Brengle
Mary Louise Anderson
Plainville
Muriel Williamson
Mary Knapp
Goffeyville
Helen Kuchs
Portrerillos
Chile
Virginia Eagle
Ill
Rush
Ruth Esther Purdy
Chanute
Melva
Backus
Winfield
Mabel Stevenson
L. E. Rice
Emma Wagner
Women's Self Government Association
Ethan Smith
James Moore
Smith
Richard Jackman
H. C. Rumsey
Jackman
Weeber Hutton
Aunt Henny
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Louise B
Adair
W. Bird
Pierce
Edith
Methodist Church
Pacific Lines
Journal-World
Plana
Kiwanis
Emg Ean
Independent Laundry
Vermont St
Valera
Ater
H. W. Keene
E. L. Haynes
Shimmons
Kirma
Patee Theatre
Veatch Furniture Company
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