Cartooning topic discussed by Arvid Jacobson at Spooner Thayer
Arvid Jacobson assistant design instructor lectured at Spooner Thayer museum on the history and art of cartooning. He traced early cartoons from The Yellow Kid to Little Orphan Annie and noted two types comic and political cartoons shaping modern newspaper art. He explained gag cartoons pay per drawing and said cartooning requires a born sense of humor and is now widely syndicated. The Reid collection of cartoons was exhibited and Miss Marjorie Whitney will speak next on Modern Handcrafts in Sweden at 7:30.
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Arvid Jacobson
Spooner- Thayer Museum
Jacobson
United States
New York Times
Boston Transcript
Altho
New York Herald
Hearst
New York Journal
King Features Syndicate
Buster Brown
Bud Fisher
Mutt
Jeff
Bungle
the Gumps
Blondie
Gasoline Alley
Little Orphan Annie
Skippy
Fellers
Tillie the Toiler
Winnie Winkle
Moon Mullins
Buck Rogers
Flash Gordon
Dick Tracy
Tarzan
Colliers
Saturday Evening Post
Nast
Grant
New York
Reid
Marjorie Whitney
Sweden
First Spring Day Brings Pickets And Tickets in East New York
Mar 21 report from East New York notes a picket by models at Hayden Hayden penthouse terrace over an actress posing for him. William Shea, 30, fell through a plate glass window during spring cleaning. Fritz Kuhn, head of the German American band, received a speeding ticket. Temperature 24 and sunny.
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New York
Hayden Hayden
William Shea
Fritz Kuhn
Lawrence Negro Discharged From Parsons Hospital
Nelson McCloud of Lawrence was discharged by the state hospital for epileptics at Parsons as restored to sanity and not epileptic. Probate Judge Frank R. Gray issued an order restoring McCloud to citizenship after he was adjudged insane at a probate court hearing on September 26, 1935. He had been on parole from Parsons hospital for the past year.
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Nelson McCloud
Lawrence
State Hospital
Parsons
Frank R. Gray
McCloud
Parsons Hospital
Hitler Will Dictate the Peace, Historian Predicts
New York dispatch reports 84 year old historian Pi Poultney Bigelow predicting Adolf Hitler will conquer Poland and then dictate peace in Europe. He argues England and France bluffing and that Hitler is the only strong leader remaining to enforce peace, even as Germany aims to crown a monarch with Kaiser Wilhelm’s grandson on the throne. He also notes Chamberlain’s Munich visit benefiting Hitler.
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New York
Pi—Poultney Bigelow
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm
England
France
Fuehrer
Hitler
Bigelow
Germany
Chamberlain
Munich
Reich
Louis Ferdinand
Local News Briefs From North Lawrence Area
Mrs. Arthur Johnson is in serious condition after five weeks of illness. she improved after five days in hospital. The Thayer family moved to 223 North Sixth Street and has three sons Maurice, Gene, and Gale with Maurice at Woodlawn School. James Miller and Elizabeth visited Raymond Gosney in Kansas City for appendicitis. Gulley joined them. Wright brothers Darrel Donald Elvin were absent with mumps. Darrel returned to school this week. Jack Frost is mentioned in the final note.
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Arthur Johnson
Sidney Thayer
North Sixth Street
Maurice
Gene
Gale
Woodlawn
James Miller
Elizabeth
Kansas City
Raymond Gosney
James Gulley
Darrel
Donald
Elvin Wright
Jack Frost
Easter Class Prayers and Hymns Highlight Week
Sloan divided the service into seven parts with sentence prayers between sections. The class sang Easter hymns led by Mrs. Vernon Weeks Mrs. George Hamilton and Mrs. Sloan. Franklin Hamilton read The First Day of Creation. Light refreshments followed. Next meeting will be with Miss Mildred Ann Sloan. Mr Dale Castle and Mrs Mary Paulding visited Mr and Mrs G B Castle Tuesday. Mrs E E Phillips and daughter Opal have influenza.
One Act Play Contest At Linwood Draws Local Attendance
Villa Eden notes several residents attended a Linwood one act play contest Friday evening. Mrs. Todd of Tonganoxie visited the Hallenbecks. Longs moved to the Briggs farm. Féin Wilson of Lawrence visited Bracks. Blakers moved onto the Dehoney place. Brack listed as sick. The Punch and Judy show was seen by locals, and the Happy Hour club met at Hallenbeck home with a seed and bulb exchange and Alma Reetz as prize winner.
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Linwood
Todd
Tonganoxie
Charies Hallenbeck
Alma Reetz
Godfrey Reetz
Melba
Marie Seele
Charles Davidson
Melvin
Charles
Frank
Lola
Mae Henik
Anna Torneden
Herbert
Selma
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Billy
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North Lawrence
Mary E. Strong
Ash Street
Ben Fleshman
Wallace
Christ the Sure Foundation
Leo McCarey
Snow
James Cagney
The
Oklahoma
Humphrey Bogart
Rosemary Lane
Carlton Dickinson
Villa Eden
Baldwin News
W. D. Hartwell
Dasie Belle Lytle
Overbrook
Baldwin
Ladies Aid
C. F. Marshall
John Davison
C.A. Lane
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary Margaret Williams
Arkansas City
Marion Louise Williams
W. J. Williams
Ted Shawn
Centenary Hall
Libertad
Atchison
Big Hill
American Telephone Company
Burlingame
William Cook
Virginia Enyeart
Iva Harrison
David A. Morgan
Osawatomie
Monnight
M. D. Ballard
Anna Moore
Christopher Bean
Mildred
Blair Hahn
Elaine Davis
George Counts
Columbia University
James Counts
Counts
First Methodist Church
M. M. Milliken
Hannibal, Mo
Heads Plumbers Association
Wichita
PA. J. Bachefer
Salina
Kansas Master Plumbers Association
K. W. Talbott
Pratt
Fritz Kastner
Henry P. Dunaway
Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Chikes Acquaintance
Massachusetts
X. Pv
Jackie Cooper
Wewsboys
Edmund Love
Priscilla Lane
Lola Lane
Gale Page
Claude Rains
John Garfield
Jeffrey Lynn
Dick For AN
Martin Nugent
PATEE
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I EA
Cary Grant
Katharine Hepburn
Bing Crosby
Cassidy
William Boyd
Gable Colbert
Frank Capra
America
UPC
Falton
By Griffon
Shirley Temple
Little Princess
Richard Greene
Anita Louise
Freddie
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Aed Carroll
Tey
Ye Urs
Claude Gillingwater
Paramount
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