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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

8

Germany declines to hear protests on Versailles breach

Berlin rejects French and Italian protests against unilateral abrogation of Versailles military clauses. Baron von Neurath tells ambassadors that Hitler will pay no attention to the notes, signaling strong confidence in Germany’s power and a waste basket for the protests.

Associated Press Berlin Reich Foreign Office Baron Konstantin von Neurath Baron von Neurath Vittorio Cerrutti Mussolini Foreign Office

Denver Nudists Fined One Dollar Each in Court

In Denver police court Justice Henry Lindsley fined 18 members of the Mile High Health club one dollar and costs each for indecent exposure. Rev Fred T Krueger and others were found guilty while four others were dismissed. Charges of contributing to juvenile delinquency remain pending in juvenile court.

Denver Mar

Horton Bay Narrow Escape Under Falling Wall

An 18 year old Richard Blair of Horton Kansas lay in a hospital severely bruised after being buried under five feet of brick debris for three hours when the front wall of the Hildreth hotel collapsed on him and companion Robert Baldwin of Chicago. Baldwin was rescued quickly with minor injuries. Firemen eventually located Blair calling for water.

Charles City Richard Blair Horton Kan Robert Baldwin Chicago Hildreth Baldwin Blair

Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Established at Florida State College

Florida State College for Women in Tallahassee formed a Phi Beta Kappa chapter the first in Florida. Miss Myrtle Dolbee and faculty helped, with a banquet address by Claude Pepper. Other chapters noted at University of Utah and Connecticut College for Women.

Phi Beta Kappa Florida State College For Women Tallahassee Myrtle Dolbee Florida Christian Gauss Princeton Theodore H. Jack Randolph Macon David Robertson Goucher College Virginia Gildersleeve Barnard College Columbia Miss Dolbee Atty Claude Pepper University of Utah Connecticut College For Women

Art Lecture Tonight at New York School Auditorium

The Lawrence Art club sponsors a lecture tonight in the auditorium of the New York school building by Mr Wittmann of the Nelson gallery staff. His topic Masterpieces in the Nelson Collection. The illustrated talk begins at 8 o clock. Admission 10 cents at the door to aid Miss Maud Ellsworth's art project for school children summer studio.

The Lawrence Art Club New York School Wittmann Nelson Gallery Nelson Maud Ellsworth

Us Fathers and Sons and Our Sons speech night

The event featured a principal address by Prof. Williams of Baker University Baldwin on Us Fathers and Sons. The banquet was prepared and served by a committee from the W M S and several church young ladies assisted by them.

Worden O. J. Nuffer The Brotherhood A. J. Miller Lawrence Neil Lowood Baldwin Alfred Lyon Jac Prof. Williams Baker University Fathers and Sons W. M.S Church

Greenwood Valley P T A Elects Officers for Year

Greenwood Valley P T A held a meeting selecting officers for the coming year: president Mrs J Sehrenek, vice president the teacher, secretary Mrs Ruby Armstrong, treasurer J W Geelan. Committees will be announced at the next meeting on the second Friday in April. A mock trial was part of the program and refreshments were served.

Greenwood Valley P.T. A J. Sehrenek Ruby Armstrong J. W. Geelan

Eudora Bridge Party Hosts Noted WITY Club Members

Mrs Bernice Davis entertained WITY club members and guests at a Thursday bridge party at her home. St Patrick theme was shown in tallies scorepads and refreshments. Guests and members listed with prizes awarded to Mrs Hughes and Mrs Miller. Mrs Nellie Catlin also hosted later events.

Bernice Davis Wity Club St. Patrick Fred Laughelin Maurice Starr George Gerstenberger Osean Westerhouse Floyd Pierce Jack Hughes Ray Craig Cham Williamson Otto Rosenau John Steiner Fred Rothberger C. B. Johnson Curtis Ruthrauff Don Westheffer Ray Miller Augusta Durr Minnie Jones May Adams Nellie Daugherty Leon Walker Mary Mertz Mayme Kohler Mattie Kindred Viola Sheldon Ora McCab

Birthday Celebrations and Social Doings Across Town

A long list of social visits and gatherings is reported, with oyster supper guests including Mr and Mrs Melvin McPherson and O D McIntire of Topeka and Mr and Mrs Leslie Kindred and children. Louise Bartz hosts a basket dinner for family friends, and many Bartz relatives attend. Church events, plays, bridge games, and visits to Kansas City and Ottawa are noted, along with health updates and local high school sports results. An 8 year old boy, Raymond Bagsby Jr., suffers facial injuries from barbed wire, receiving stitches after the incident.

Melvin McPherson O. D. McIntire Topeka Leslie Kindred Louis Bartz Mr. Bartz Will Bartz Helen Louise Mary Muzzy June Muzzy Fred Bartz Ben Bartz Eleanor Garnett Benetta Charleton Wilfred George Bartz Janice Guenther Dorothea Bartz Raymond Bartz Laverne Guenther Ruth Jean George Gerstenberger University Lawrence Lavina Smoots Pearl Smoots Paul Hadle George Tipp Kansas City George Trefz John Sommers Clement Zillner William Zimmerman Ray Craig John Miller Frank Sommers Zimmerman Zillner Mary Corcoran Ralph Hartigz Eva Mertz Sunan du Claus Eudora Round Table Raymond Bagsby, Jr Ray Bagsby Mildred Smith Cleo Grimes

Baldwin News Local Items and Social Notes

Dr James S Chubb returned from Mankato after an address. Mr and Mrs Floyd Talley and Mrs Laura Talley visited the Burgtorf home. Isaac Hockensmiths returned from Kearney Mo after their brother in law Claude Holland’s death. Ladies Aid of First Methodist voted to install a telephone now in use with number 90. Virginia Burton Hargett presented a mirror for dining and kitchen duty. Vacation Bible School committee named: Mrs David L Young, Mrs Carl Butell, Mrs Stanley Flickinger, Mrs Earl Morris. Miriam McKee spent weekend with her mother Mrs L V McKee. Mrs Emil S Liston and Mrs J A Pollick suffer German measles. Frances Jenkins returned from Eureka after months away.

James S. Chubb Mankaton Floyd Talley Laura Talley Potter A. E. Burgtorf Isaac Hockensmith Kearney Claude Holland Ladies ' Aid Society First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Virginia Burton’ Hargett Leonard W. Waring David L. Young Carl Butell Stanley Flickinger Earl Morris Miriam McKee Electric Light Co Great Bend L. V. McKee Kappa_Sigma’s Emil 8. Liston J. A. Pollick Frances Jenkins Eureka

Social and community notices from Baldwin area

Lodgers and visitors pass through amid a dust storm near Lawrence. Various residents and guests are listed including Rev G H Vaught, Rev Leonide Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Boyd, Miss Emma Lou Emery, Mr and Mrs Charles I Spahr, Mrs A E Knauss, Mrs Forrest Hartley, Mrs William Clark, Miss Fern Hall, Miss Maxine Custer, Dr Joyce Smith, and many local hosts. A reception at Ives Chapel welcomed Rev and Mrs Holcombe and bid God speed to Rev and Mrs Carley. Chapter C E of the P E QO Sisterhood marked its eleventh anniversary with a kid party at Mrs William Clark’s home. The article notes move-ins, illnesses, and upcoming meetings and lunches.

Harry Russell Harry, Fries B. F. Howard Lawrence G. H. Vaught Topeka Baldwin Kansas Children’s Home and Service League Leonidie Smith Episcopal Diocese of Kansas Forrest M. Hartley Kansas City Alfred, Kuraner William M. Clark Frank Lane Lane Clark Fern Hall Emma Hall Maxine Custer Guster Claude B. Beeks Bill John Zona Follin Martin Charles E. Beeks Joyce Smith J. D. Smith J. A. van Landingham Mamie van Landingham Richard Cochran Newton Florence Stewart C. E P. E. QO Janie Conger Yates Center Sisterhood Florence Dorsey Cameron, Mo Gayle Chubb Floyd Barber Neal North Baldwin C. W Gates South Eighth Street

Mrs Gilbert M Gander to attend language convention

Mrs Gilbert M Gander will travel to Emporia on Saturday to attend a modern language convention.

Gilbert M.,. Gander Emporia

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a bowel regularity remedy

A vintage advertisement for Dr. F M Edwards Olive Tablets promotes a vegetable-based laxative to restore normal bowel action and improve complexion. It claims benefit for pale faces dull eyes and headaches, urging one or two tablets nightly for a week with prices 1c 30c and 60c.

F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

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