Mexican Exhibit Shows Fine Work
A display at the university department of design features Tonala near Guadalajara pottery and crafts. Yonalatec descendants influence pottery choices, with blue tones, geometric and floral designs, hand molded pieces, and carved wood items including a realistic Indian head. Weaving shows refined color work and tight weaving. Two chairs mimic garden furniture in leather bound wood strips. Enamel painted trays and blue white plaques reflect folk art. The exhibit, organized by the Art Alliance of New York City, highlights Mexican art and Tonalatec craft, praised by Doctor Att in Art.
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Tonala
Guadalajara
University Department of Design
Ton‘ald
British Museum
Hich
Art Alliance of
New York City
United States
Doctor Att
Tenala
British Open Scores From Muirfield May 10 192—Hagen Leads
AP report lists 72 hole results from Muirfield Scotland. Walter Hagen United States 217 76 292 tops field. Other notables include Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen Bobby Cruickshank Jock Hutchison Herbert Jolly Cyril Tolley Henry Cotton and Jim Barnes among numerous Brits and Americans with varied scores and totals.
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Bobby Cruickshank
U.5
Bie Watrous
U. 8
Gene Sarazen
U. S
Tommy Armour
Jnitiate Thompson
Herbert Jolly
G. B
PL Perkins
Aie Horton Smith
Cyril Tolley
Henry Cotton
Sabine Duncan
An T. Twine
Oat A. Whitecombe
Sills Robertson
Meechak Caraghan
G.B
Aigataur
Johnny Farrell
Teo Diegel
Jim Barnes
Debentures Stir Senate Debate Amid Farm Aid Fight
Washington May 10 AP The export debenture proposal remains the liveliest topic in the farm relief discussion on the Senate side as it is voted into the bill. A letter from Sen Fess to Marshall Sheppey accuses “Pseudo-Republicans” Borah Nye and Brookhart of breaking ranks, prompting sharp replies from the three, who supported Hoover in the campaign but oppose his position on the debenture.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Chamber
Fes
Ohio
Marshall Sheppey
Toledo
Borah
Idaho
Nye
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
Fess
Congress
Hoover
Lincoln
Personal notes and aviation items from midweek news
Personal notices report visitors from Ottawa, Chicago, Springfield and relatives in Kansas City a nursing update on Prof Schwegler with Mrs Stoeppelwerth and others. Navy Lt Apal Jo Soucek sets a world altitude record at 39140 feet, while plans progress for a giant helicopter mail and passenger airship hangar in California to serve Hawaii and the Orient pending congressional approval.
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Navy
Washington
National Aeronautical Association
Lieut
Apal Jo Soucek
New York
Congress
California
Hawaii
Onent
Local residents describe community events and travel notes
Radial experts from Kansas City examined a new radio owned by Harry Neat. Bonner Springs’ Merland Oil delivered gasoline and kerosene to farm houses nearby. A Linwood K P hall dance drew a large crowd with all reporting a good time. Several locals visited Kansas City for shows and shopping. The Mayberry family returned to east of Corliss. Highway No 10 reopened after four weeks to allow easier town access. A Turner hall De Soto dance drew attendees from the area.
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Kansas City
Harry Neat
Merland’ Oil Company
Bonner Springs
Mabel Bird
Frances Gabriel
Clara Bow
Newman
Helen Dean
L. L. Corliss
Holiday
Jasper Lesueur
Mr. Lesueur
Foe Gants
Earl Ross and Jerry’ Kiser Homes Oaesday
Soule
Bat
Edna Polter
Tom Fanning
Mabel
Chauncy Bird
Roy Polfer
Lewis Abersold
Agnes
Atkinson
Edna
Paul Folter
Julia Kelley
Mae Tripkoes
Howard Caldwell
Mr. Caldwell
Mrs. Polter
Roy
Erle Hunter
Kill Creek
Mitchell End
Robert
L. L . Corliss
A Huff
W. H. Dent
Mr. Dent
Mr.Huff
Masonic Lodge
de Soto
Ginn
Etiz Tnter
Hunter
British protest stirs debt group in reparations talks
Paris May 10 AP reports a disturbing atmosphere amid British condemnation of two parts of the young reparations compromise. Churchill's Commons statement signals possible partial agreement between nations, with Germany’s interest in totals rather than division. Officials worry percentages tie to difficult eliminations and could delay a final settlement.
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Paris
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin and Sand Springs
Butler Johnson aged 68 of Douglas county died Thursday morning at his daughter's home in Sand Springs Oklahoma. Funeral from Stewart funeral home Baldwin at 2 730 oclock Sunday with Rev C F Holman officiating. He was a brother of Albert Johnson and Mrs David McKinney and an uncle of Mrs W al es of Lawrence. Frederika Fischer aged 87 died at her Baldwin home after long illness. She was mother of Mrs Gilbert M Gander and C J Fincer of Bakhtin. Arrangements await relatives.
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Butler
Butler Johnson
Lula Winn
Sand Springs
Okla
Stewart
Baldwin
C. F. Holman
First Methodist Church
Johnson
Douglas County
Albert, Johnson
David Mckinney
Wales
Lawrence
Fredericka Fischer
Frederika Fischer
Gilbert M. Gander
C. J. Fincher
Bakhtin
Community notices and visits across De Soto area
A crowded gathering preceded a weekend of visits with Mr. and Mrs Harry Neal in De Soto. Social rounds include Dent family dinners in Linwood and Cardwell Turner hosting Ora Dent. Teachers Blake Miller and Cann Glenn completed terms and prepared for an operetta at De Soto High School. Local residents, radio repairs, and corn planting mark the week.
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Loring
Little Jack
Poe
Kansas City
J. O. Huff
L. L. Corliss
Harold
Henry
Harry Neal
Neal
Jasper Lesueur
Bill
Tripkees
Carl Turner
Turner
Hahn
James Lewis
Louie Warsop
de Soto
Cliff Musser
L. R. Penner
Baby
W. H. Dent
Alex Callow
Olathe
Lexington Township
Ora Dent
Robert Turner
de’ Soto
Local Social Notes and Rural Life Items
Miss Mary Finnerty and Will Finnerty dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan. Visits include H J Warnock with Henry Eiler, Ottawa trips by O Neil and Van Tries families, and Montie Martin hospital stay after surgery. Talk of poultry and hog raising plus pruning wisdom and notes on calf losses and pig weaning rules fill this week’s community column.
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Mary Finnerty
Will Finnerty
Frank
Jordan
Mr. Finnerty
Thone
H. J. Warnock
Henry Eiler
Ottawa
Paul O'Neil
Forrest
Wayne
Nora van
Frank van Tries
John Hays
Grace Hays
C. C
John Hyland
Esther Frauvenfelder
Herman Butell
Nora van Tries
Kathryn Brophy
Russell Hays
Missou
Bok
Brack Jones
Wellsville
Maurice O'Neil
Common Hospital
Shaw Hatchery
Hay
Lester Kalb
J. T. Schwalm
Worden
Roy van Tries
Hyland
Albert Moldenhauer
Moldenhauer
Take Age Japanese party Hosts and guests listed at Theta house
Kappa Alpha Theta plans an evening Take Age party with Japanese theme decorations in the living room library and dining room including lattice work wisteria greenery lanterns and crested place cards Dinner at quarter tables with sweet pea bouquets and an orchestra for both events Chaperons include Mrs P H Minkenberg Mrs Gertrude Sawtell Mrs C H Kramer and Mrs Emma Fagan Guests listed include Penfield Jones Frederick Kester Claud Whitfield Charles Ransom Johnny Young Clarence Shortis Julian Ralston Mike Simmons Guilford Day and many others A Mothers and Daughters banquet followed at First Christian church with 185 guests and a yellow decor motif The program featured songs readings and tributes to mothers and a toast by Mrs A Richard with plans for an annual event and out-of-town attendees Also noted are a Niotas club talk on motherhood and a Lawrence-Lake View Dancing Club event at Holway's hall plus a U S Automatic Fire Alarm dinner at Wagstaff's grill room and a Rebekah lodge husbands banquet with May pole centerpiece and multiple performances including songs toasts and dances)
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Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
P. H. Minkenberg
Gertrude Saw‘tell
H. Kramer
Emma Fagan
Penfield Jones
Frederick Kester
Claud Whitfield
Charles Ransom
Johnny Young
Clarence Shortis
Julian Ralston
Mike Simmons
Guilford Day
Nona Snyder
Benny Bond
Tack Schopflin
Tom Long
George Hendrickson
Jack Wayland
Hare
Ted Pearson
Lawrence Walker
Bert Bass
Howard Nash
Cordley Brown
Felix Manley
Carl Johnson
Malcolm MacLaren
iBabi Borth
Lee Gradinger
John Eberhart
Freddy Coleman
George Callahan
Bob Meek
Richard Garlinghouse
Sewall Voran
Don Rhodes
First Christian Church
Church Brotherhood
Wa He Dunn
Margaret Drennon
Ruth Elis
Dorothy Dreyer
Nana Marie . Hartley
Geipaleing Hartley
Ruth Hunter
W. Hi Dunn
C. W. Straffon
Laksa Rose
Jh. S. Mitchell
A. Richard
A. L. Dunkerty
Dane Tucker
J. R. Stockwell
Karl Kreider
George C. Foster
Rebekahs
I. O. Ofp
Edna Lawrence
Gertie K. Johnston
Eva Wilson
Estella
Aimee Piper
Annie Keeler
Hazel Watts
Birs
G. A. Daugherty
Johnston
Rebekah Lodge
W.H. Dunnsane
Katie Watkins
Upchurch
Mary Young
Hortense Young
Misa ‘Marcella
Gress
J Emily Ball
Rae
Stoland
Jane Matheson
Lucretia Douglas
Birth of Marjory Lee in Memorial Hospital Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee are proud parents of a girl born Thursday at Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, named Marjory. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy F. Daugherty, 92, of Eudora, held at Methodist church. she lived in Douglas County over seventy years, survived by three children. Junior Wyrick broke his arm falling from a tree, P T A to hold May 16 meeting with pie supper for members only.
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Robert E. Lee
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Marjory
Roy Daugherty
Maxine
Baldwin
Eudora
Henry Schlegel
Fred Schlegel
Minneapolis
University Auditorium
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
I. Q. O. F. Hall
Wae Aur
John Weil
Billy Roger
Toneka
George Hausman
George Schubert
F. Pierce
Topeka
Lucy
F. Daugherty
Thorning
Bert Daugherty
Ella Still
Kirksville
Charles Daugherty
Junior Wyrick
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Rev J H Miller Regains Health After Sargon Treatment
Rev J H Miller long suffered rheumatism lumbago and stomach trouble. After a gas explosion and nervous shock he declined but with Sargon he improved rapidly gaining weight and strength. He reports digestion normal sleep good and relief from pains. He is 75? years old and recommended Sargon via Round Corner Drug Company Lawrence.
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Tate
Isaac H. Miller
Isaac H. Milter
West
Oklahoma City
Methodist Church
Masons
K. of. P
Sargon Thay
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Company
Local social notes and crime brief from Kansas area
Mrs. Adams of Olathe dined with the Milburns Tuesday. A family birthday dinner at A Lotz sr. marked Mr Lotz’s ninetieth, with many Lotz and Hammer family members present. Miss Alice Lofton returned to Washington after visiting Kansas City friends. Mrs Copp and Mrs Stalder were social guests. Grist and Lofton shopped in Kansas City. Kansas City loan firms indicted on usury charges by county grand jury with BBB support. Mrs Bunn and S C Miller won golf prizes at Lawrence Country Club for low putting in Scotch foursomes.
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Adams
Olathe
Jake Milburn
A. Lotz
Lotz
Fred Lotz
Lawrence
A. Lotz, Jr
Garl Lotz
Chris Hammer
Louise Lotz
Emma. Lotz
Olga Lotz
Alice Lofton
Washington
Marian Grist
Clarence _ Copp
William Stalder
Otto Spitzli
Weaver
J. W. Bunn
C. Miller
Lawrence Country Club
Friday Morning Program of Local Entertainment and Markets
A fragmented listing outlines a Friday program featuring Wren Orchestra, a Vocal Soloist, and various acts at Philio’s Theatres, with interludes by Interwoven Paty, Slumber Muse, and the Morning Zephyrs. Also listed are market quotes, weather, grain and livestock notes, and several band and singing acts scheduled across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne—Squibty
Lealth
Any Wren Orchestra
Mom
Donaleon
m—Armstrong Quakere
Paty
Philio’s
Theatres
Hudaon-Essex Chalientm
Tongines
Chirret Tims
Mont Spilalnes
Orchesa Po
Biaebirds
Tiptine
Srain
Livestick
Rarain
Purot
Pickard Family
Packard Backart
Seven Elevens
Lensines
Romeo and Jurmik
Adrama
Pember Music
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K. U
Lake Shore
Efecine Railway
Janary
Lollevue
Edward Butler
Ryenort
W.ty Borland
S Safety Bureau
C. J. Lane
Deb
Harry F. Sinclair
George S. Wilson
District , of
Columbia Board of Welfare
Pittsburgh County
Buck Garrett
H. A. Dunn
David Gane
Chicago
R. A. Schwegler
W. W. Stoeppelwerth
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Steepneworth
Marie” Elizabeth
Victor Saeger Devite
Clayton Hackman
Springfield
Field
Corliss
Lawrence-Lake View
Holloway's Hall
U.S. Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Wagstaff
J. M. Johnson
J. H. Miller
Sais
Saigon
Better Business Bureau
Erchants National Bank
Wren
Alberty
Rumsey Funeral Home
Aristocrat Auto
P. van Buskirk
Ford
Seng
Isser
Innes