Plan Demonstrations of Alfalfa in Douglas County
Douglas County Farm Bureau to hold alfalfa field demonstrations on Monday May 20 with A B Gilkinson, county agent, announcing the stops at Henry Bell farm near Baldwin at 10 a.m. and Joht Clinkenbeard farm near Lecompton in the afternoon, plus Kellogg farm nearby. Kansas State Agricultural College speakers to address legume problems and public loudspeakers planned.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Farm Bureau
A. B.gilkison
Henry Bell Farm
Baldwin
Elpck
Joht Clinkenbeard Farm
Lecompton
eBn Kellogg
Maida
Gilkison
Kansas State Agricultural College
Sigma Xi Initiates University Chapter Members
The annual banquet and initiation of the University chapter of Sigma Xi, national honorary science fraternity, was held with about 120 attendees. Faculty initiates include Harry R. De Silva, Robert M. Isenberger, Pearl C. Squires, and Clarence J. Weber. 13 students were also initiated along with a short program of toasts. Some students and Dr Alexander Wetmore were elected for initiation but could not attend and will be initiated later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siema Ni
Harry R. de Silva
Robert M. Isenberger
School of Medicine
Kansas
Levy
C. Squires
Clarence J. Weber
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Richard Blue
Alicia Rosenhine Braucher
Paul Eberhart
Ernest C. Griswold
Leone C. Harding
F. Mark Jewett
Har+eld FE. Messmbre
J. Alden Murray
Jesse Stareck
Ralph R. Stevens
Edwin W. Titt
Robert A. Woodbury
Laurence Woodruff
John Manley Hood
Norval Tnouglas
Ellis Ott
Alexander Wetmore
Pitches No Hit Games Creighton High School Star
Eddie Henningsen, Freighton High School captain, extended his no hit streak to two in a week. He struck out Omaha Tech with no hits or runs allowed as his team scored two runs. A previous no hit no run gem came against North High in a May 9 dual meet setup.
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Omaha
Neb
Eddie Henningsen
Freighton
Henningsen
Omaha Tech
North High
Oskaloosa Social Mix In Augusta And Local Visits
Oskaloosa residents visit Augusta where Mrs M Larner and daughter Ona Maced attend events with Miss Ella Larner and Miss Dehlia Larner, teachers in Augusta schools. Various locals, including Jay Buck and Con Buck of Topeka, visit Sunday. The Kirkham residence is rented to Hannium family who bought Burnett restaurant. Scouting events and a Gay Hardware sale promotion are noted. In track, Oskaloosa wins medals at Valley Falls with Todd taking pole vault first and a relay placing third.
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Larner
Ona
Augusta
Ella Larner
Aliss Dehlia Larner
Deh
Jay Sr. Buck
Con Buck
Topeka
Oskaloosa
Forl Mains
Kansas
Guy
James Maines
Ipacs
Addie
Maines
Verlnes ‘ Fairchild
I Michaels
Kirkham
Hannium
Burnett
Harry Bowers
Robert
John
City
Jacquemin
Morris Hansell
Howard Sears
Lawrence
Seoul
C. W. Hevis
Manhattan
Gay Hardware Company
F. B. Henderson
Leavenworth
Dr. McCreight
Richard Decker
Los Angeles
Walker
Coleman H
Atchisonian
G A R Notice of State Encampment at Emporia
The State Encampment of the G A R and allied orders meets in Emporia May 14 to 16. Allied members may obtain a certificate from Adjutant A L Selig for reduced Santa Fe rates. By order of Commander Churchill and Adjutant Selig.
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Emporia
A. L. Selig
Santa Fe
Churchill
Comdr
Adju' Paints
Barber's
Stor
Smoking and Hurdling Don’t Mix at Iowa
Iowa City May AP A cigarette Joe Allison smoked after last Saturday’s track meet leads to suspension from the squad as a disciplinary measure for breaking training rules. Illinois visits Saturday for a dual meet.
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Towa. City
Joe Allison
University of Iowa
Illinois
Allison
Midland notes on scholarships and social visits
Midland residents flock to Atchison for state scholarship events where Heathier Herbert won top algebra and fifth in state contest. Numerous social calls and Sunday church attendance fill weekend as families visit, host, and plan Mothers Day services next Sunday.
Ives Chapel and People Visit Areas Around Ottawa
A long list of community visits and social calls in the Ives Chapel area. families from Ottawa Parkville and Stull are mentioned visiting relatives and attending church events. Local shoppes, meals, and a Mother's Day program at the church are noted amid updates on illnesses and a tornado-safety project at Rock Valley school district.
Church Council Meeting and Local Society Notes
Mrs Clarence Sheets division of the Christian church council will meet at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon with Mrs E E Rosser 1105 New Hampshire street Pen and Scroll members entertained at Wiedemann s Tuesday evening for sponsor Miss Reis Barnes Gifts were given to Miss Barnes and to John Weimer an English instructor Toasts were offered by Miss Helen Hart Rumble and Morris Straight Also present were Miss Dorothy Stanton Miss Dorothy Euersteiner and Clark Stevenson Flowers candles and limerick place cards were noted Mrs F H Smithmeyer hosted the Thursday team whist club Westminster Hall will host the Presbyterian Woman s Guild tomorrow at 8 pm with hostess Mrs Anna Olinger All women of the congregation are invited to attend Mrs Walter Kirby and her committee will run the program and refreshments
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Georgiana Eberhard
Valley Grove
R. D. Shaw
Robert Weibel
Topeka
Milton Schaake
Kaw Valley
al. Schaake
Seiwald
Eudora
Sutter
Hilda Vernson
Wichita
C.H. Corea
Gerald
J. H. Kibest
Sterling
Lucile
W. L. Sterling
Thilene
Lowell Sterling
Paul Harner
Jack Hawk
Margaret Pirotte
Dr. Alpright
Pete Pirotte
Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
Pirotte
Russell Shaw
Elmer Ousdahl
Shultz
Winifred Moses
Lawrence
C. A. Jones
Jean Jones
Leo Ousdahl
Ousdahl
Gue Shultz
C. A. Tones
Lea
Jean
Navy
Will Adams
Jack Ingram
Kancag
Maurice Suiter
Joe Wolf
Suiter
Lloyd
Charley Coffman
Leo
Wilfred Ousdahl
Helen Heck
Jeanette Houk
Margaret
Mary
Tonganoxie
Mr. Jones
Elmer Ousdah
B. C. Rothwell
Kanwaka
Cora Boggys
Elmer Weibel
Christine
Mildred Worley
Viola Lee
Nadine Briece
Phil Bowen
H. Corea
Fred Heck
Jim Houk
Pauline Brune
Agnes Pine
E. A. Wood
Merritt McGeehee
Oskaloosa
Guy Folks
le Cailers
Toms Home
E. W. Young
Charley Young
Peters
Kansas City
John Nottingham
O. J. Lane
A.R. Nottingham
Lowell’ Sterling
Paul, Brune’s
Herbert Worley
Atchison
Fred Alford
Gus’ Brune
Waller
Heck
Anette
Schowengerdt
Esther
Helen
Howard
Edwin
Carl
Independence
Alfred Heck
Fred. Heck
Otto Dreher
Betty
Jim “Houk
Robert Spahr
Marion
Fred Lewis
Margar
Maurice Sutter
Stewald
Roscoe Whitman
Otto Carl
Dorothy
Anna
Dlto Carl
C. A. Richards
Elliot
Dick Coffman
Jim Beers
Eibert
Barteldes Seed Company
F. G. Alford
Charles Spray
Mary Lou
Orin Bales
Fred, Heck
Emil Heck
Junior
Brotherhood
Lutheran Church
Margaret Whitman
Phyllis
Weibel
Guy Shultz
Junior Schowengerdt
Osawatomie
Spray
Margaret Lewis
Annette ‘Schwoengerdt
Pirette
Tonys
Oliver Price
Kansas
Park Noland
Francis Graver
Parkville
Chaiile Lobingier
Ada Marie Frye
T. F. Haas
Charlie Wineinger
Julia Miller
I. N. Rutherford
Martyns
Floyd
Ottawa
P. N. Miller
Rosa
Mae
Donald
B. M. Davison
Muri Cook
Gayle
Maurice Cook
Melvin Cook
Edna’ Barkley
Lawrence Simpson
Cook
Lemon Baker
Ladies Aid
Georgia Williams
Emporia
Rosa Mae Miller
Perry Dunn
H. E. Davison
Theo
Harold Flanders
John Watts
Centropolis
Smith Leonard
Orville Platt
Bobby Jean
Stull
Fern Kennedy
Frank Lobingier
Ted Scott
Will Simpson
Betty Leu
A. O. Sullivan
Noot
Charlie
Frank Craven
Francis Gene
Craven
Ben Davison
Revere
Keith Sutor
Merlyn
Floyd Rutherford
T. F
Haas
Lada Flanders
Harold
Maurice Rye
Ruth
Clara Johanning
Pete Vogler
Excelsior
Farmers Union
Charle Witeinger
Fred’ Meyers
H. S.cook
Stub Quackenbush
John Ehart
P.N. Miller
Rosa Mae
Emma Emery
Bert Emery
Ben Hammond
Lucilla Craig
Mildred Cook
College
Baldwin
Clarence Sheets
The
Christian Church Council
E. E. Rosser
New Hampshire Street
Pen and Scroll
Wiedemann’s
Reis Barnes
Miss Barnes
John Weimer
Helen Hart Rumble
Morris Straight
Dorothy Stanton
Dorothy Euersteiner
Clark Stevenson
Presbyterian Woman’s Guild
Westminster Hall
Anna Olinger
Walter Kirby
Membe
Personal notices from a Kansas City paper
Mrs J B Henry returns from a five weeks trip to New York and Boston and visits her Harvard student son John Henry in Cambridge. She travels by motor with her niece Vivian Sullivan of Kansas City. Blanche Wiley to return from Dallas visit. George Eberhart and W F Morris among Kansas City visitors. C A Smart and Minnie Standing wander Kansas City for the day. George Kirkman and baby Saugiter spend the day in Linwood. J S Pyle of Excelsior Springs visits daughter Mrs George Bullene. grandson George I Bullene Jr. returns home briefly. Zilian Constant city librarian leaves for Washington DC for the American Library Association meeting and visits relatives in Philadelphia and with Mrs Ross Pratt. H E Don Carlos shows slight improvement after appendicitis surgery. Miriam Hand of Kansas City to visit Mrs William Gilmore. James Porter spends the day in Kansas City.
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J.B. Henry
New York
Boston
Cambridge
John Henry
Harvard University
Vivian Sullivan
Kansas City
Blanche Wiley
Paul Richardson
Dallas
Tex
George W. Eberhart
W. F. Morris
C. A. Smart
Minnie Standing
George Kirkman
Baby Saugiter
Linwood
J. S. Pyle
Excelsior Springs
George Bullene
George I. Bullene Jr
Zilian Constant
Washington, D. C
The
American Library Asociation
Washington
Ross M. Pratt
Sherman Delaney
Philadelphia
H. E. Don Carlos
Memorial Hospital
Miriam Hand
William Gilmore
James Porter
Programs and events in Kansas City area radio schedule
Radio program listings cover Thursday and Friday sessions with ensembles, orchestras, talks, and weather. Notable items include Grennan Bakers' Club, Lehn & Fink, and the Jenny Wren Orchestra with multiple broadcasts. Roy M. Walker visits Pittsburgh offices. G M dividend announced. spring football practice resumes at Washburn College with coach Ernest Beary returning from Illinois.
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Grennan Bakers’ Club
Talon
Lehn & Fink
Mennen
Ty Aedel
KFRU
Biscuit
le Choristers Witt
Marinta Orenes
Radio Co
Enny. Wren
m—Bell
Squibb
Jenny Wren
Donaldson
Armstronge
Quakers
Philco
Hudson-Essex Challeng- Aibo
Longines
Correa
Phil Sphainey
Washburn College
Ernest Beary
Ilinois
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Record Seasonal Lows
May delivery wheat dropped to season’s low not seen since 1914 as big holders shed holdings amid ample supplies and weak export demand. Prices fell across grain and livestock values with July and September deliveries hitting new lows, while British origin forecasts and Liverpool stockpiles heighten concerns over a global surplus.
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Ar Tate
Atlantic
Canada
Argentina
Tr Tes
United States
Liverpool
Stock market sees nervous session amid mixed earnings
Prices moved sharply in today’s session as traders weighed warnings from large firms on loan growth and a higher discount rate. Utilities led a midafternoon rally while high priced issues and several Industrials fell, with General Electric and Radio among notable rebounds and declines.
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Mercy Tate
U. S
Union Carbide
United Dyewood
Montgomery Ward
Johns-Manville
Ui. & Industrial Alcohol
Bethlehem Fleal
General Electric
United Aircraft
Interation
Deaths and Funerals for Delmar Fritts KU Athlete
Funeral services are set for Delmar Denman Fritts 21 former University of Kansas football player who died at home 4667 Indiana street. Services at Long's Chapel Kansas City tomorrow at 2 pm burial Highland Park cemetery. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J H Fritts formerly of Kansas City. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of sister and mother Mrs W K Edgar. A Connecticut judge orders police force to slim down through daily exercises.
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Delmar Denham Fritts
Delmar Denhan Fritts
University of Kansas
Indiana Street
Long
W. K. Edgar
Connecticut
Relief From Constipation Claims Rexall Orderlie
A Battle Creek physician touts relief from constipation and announces Rexall Orderlie tablets. The product attracts water into the dry bowel to loosen waste for a gentle natural movement without habit or increasing dose. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for next day relief. Available at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Drug Store
Bo McGolloch Drug Store
House Opens Tariff Debate In Washington May Discussion
The House begins a broad tariff debate in Washington pointing to weeks of discussion ahead. Leaders push for rule changes on amendments and the handling of tariff provisions as the chamber reconsiders the year’s trade measures amid ongoing general debate.
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House
Washington
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