Kansans Vote to Send Delegates to Springfield Powwow
Topeka May 10 The Kansas Republican committee moved to select 350 delegates for the June 10 and 11 Lincoln shrine gathering in Illinois. John D. M. Hamilton led a harsh rebuke of "fair weather" Republicans while naming Senator Simon Fishman as an example. Delegates will be chosen at district meetings May 20 to 25, with a special Kansas City train to Springfield. Ed Graham presided. Thomas A. Lee named secretary. Gov. Landon did not attend.
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Atchison
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Stockton
Ed Graham
Peabody
Kansas Women’s Republican Club
Thomas A. Lee
Alf M. Landon
Osawatomie
John Brown
K U Engineers Elect Annual Officers at KU
University of Kansas School of Engineering held its annual election selecting Frank Neal of Hutchinson as president and Robert Williams of Kansas City as vice president. Russell Young, also of Kansas City, chosen as secretary-treasurer with Don Ward and Ed Phelps as engineering reps. Several other classmates named to representative posts. Chevey S. White noted only about half of the school participated in the vote.
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School of Engineering
University of Kansas
Frank Neal
Hutchinson
Robert ‘Williams
Kansas City
Russell Young
Don Ward
Ed Phelps
Lawrence
Gordon Miller
Curtis Besinger
Stanberry
George McCoy
Allen Speaker Tonight At Warre nsburg Alumni Banquet
Dr. F. C. Allen will address War rensburg Missouri college alumni tonight at the Bellerieve Hotel in Kansas City. He spoke yesterday at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Kansas City Kansas on Between Halves, citing the 1920 Kansas Nebraska football game that ended in a 20 20 tie.
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Warrensburg
Bellerieve Hotel
Kansas City
Allen
Chamber of Commerce
Kan
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West quiz questions from classified page
Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these West questions Turn the classified Page for the answers What are the characteristics of the American clipper sailing ships Who was the author of Nicholas Nickleby Where is the International Date Line In what year was the war between the U S and Spain fought What is the name of the supreme judicial tribunal of France and Tonking Where is Tonking What is the name for a shop restricted to union labor and Name the largest river in Russia What is the difference between interstate commerce and intrastate commerce How long is a fathom
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Lawrence Band Rated Superior in Music Contest
Lawrence bands compete across divisions with Fraught details listing names and places Ray Phelps Enid Oklahoma Homer Gifford Olathe Edward Johnson Jr Ellinwood Billy Holden Murphysboro Ruth Keller Collinsville Wendall Plasek Ottawa Cecile Hatton Burlington Carol Harmon Atchison Richard Gage Minneapolis Leo Shiva Collinsville Donald Harper Murphysboro Pershing Cooper Collinsville Kathrey Bart Minneapolis LeRoy Fugitt Hoisington Larry Brink Jefferson City Don Wood Kansas City Ray Wagner Ellinwood in first and second division categories with judges scoring superiority.
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Fohler
Emporia
Jeanne Moyer
Lawrence
Secon
Ray Phelps
Enid
Okla
Homer Gifford
Olathe
Francis Gerstenecker
Collinsville
Edward Johnson
Ellinwood
Billy Holden
Murphysboro
Ruth Keller
Collinaville
Delpha Gildhaus
Atchison
Curtia Haas
North Kansas City
Phyllis Mark Jey
Minneapolis
Kan
Gertrude Haig
Wendall Plasek
Ottawa
Cecile Hatton
Burlington
Carol Harmon
Richard Gage
Leo Shiva
Dust storm snapshot and spring sights in Lawrence
Albert Williams reports a vivid dust storm near Ulysses on April 14 with sunshine vanishing in seconds as a dark mountainside seem to advance on the village. Lawrence public school praises the New York building and grounds while rain revived lawn and shrubs. Hyacinth blooms tempt motorists near the D. H. Spencer meadow by KU power plant. A Pinckneyville IL band member asks a Kansas dry-state joke and a local woman confirms last summer’s drought.
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Albert Williams
Connecticut Street
Ulysses
W. C. Cranston
Lawrence Public School
New York School
D. H. Spencer
Rock Road
University of Kansas Power Plant
Honor Young Musicians at Lawrence Memorial High
Illinois guests Belle Schnabel Ruth Keller Francis Gerstenecker and Bill Mantz were solo winners at the National Band Festival contests and were honored at a Lawrence Memorial High School assembly. The event featured oboe bass clarinet bassoon solos and a snare drum exhibition by Mantz. A portrait of William Rockhill Nelson was accepted on behalf of the journalism department for the school with the largest delegation at the National Scholastic Press Association convention in Kansas City.
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Belle Schnabel
Evansville
Ind
Ruth Keller
Francis Gerstenecker
Bill Mantz
Collinsville
John Schnabel
K. U
Bell Schnable
Francis Gertenecker
Aldred Clodfelter
William Rock‘hill Nelson
Kansas City Star
Sven
Lawrence School
National Scholastic Press Association
Kansas City
Trial continues in spraying permit case in Topeka
H. W. Sherman of Topeka faced police court this morning on charges of spraying trees in Lawrence without a permit. Ed Riling represented Sherman asking for more time to obtain city ordinances. The city has issued permits to some firms to spray trees on city parkings to control canker worms. Sherman previously worked here under a city permit but did not receive one this year.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Sherman
Ed Riling
Studio on Wheels Here at Granada Theater
The MGM traveling studio showcased equipment for two hours in front of the Granada theater last night arriving from Ottawa just before dark. A crowd viewed the caravan and scout cars including a trackless locomotive pulling the studio. The display stayed until morning and was seen on local streets.
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Baker Choir to Give Concert at First M E Church Sunday
The Baker University a cappella choir of fifty voices, directed by Luther D. Leavengood, will perform Sunday night May 12 at 8 o clock in the First M E Church. The group recently completed a nine week tour across Northeastern Kansas and Western Missouri with high school assemblies and radio appearances in Kansas City, Topeka, and beyond. Praise from St Joseph News-Press, Cameron Sun, and Leavenworth Times highlighted their harmony, precision, and interpretive skill as they sang without accompaniment, and the choir will broadcast from WREN studios after the concert.
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Missouri
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Topeka
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Guernsey Show at Mt Hope Draws Strong Crowd
Results from the Kansas regional Guernsey show at Mt Hope nursery announced. Judge Prof F W Atkeson led judge panel. Classes ranged from Bull Calves to Senior Champion, with top placements for Lone Star and Ransom Farm entries amid entries from Lawrence and Bern, plus events at Eagle lodge and Mothers Day theater invites.
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Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City Area
Mrs. Mary Gertrude Houghland Crane, 26, of Pleasant Grove died after a short illness at a Kansas City hospital. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Julian Chapel in Olathe. She is survived by husband Oscar Crane and son Ivan, plus parents Mr. and Mrs. Houghland of Olathe, sister Mrs. Frank Wheeler of Osawatomie, and brothers Harold, Howard of Olathe and Kenneth of Hill City. Cars damaged in collision on Ninth and Missouri streets when Ford driven by Robert Jones and a Topeka resident collided. both cars sustained damage.
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Pleasant Grove
Mary’s Hospital
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Julian Chapel
Olathe
Oscar Crane
Ivan
Houghland
Frank Wheeler
Osawatomie
Harold and
Howard
Kenneth
Hill City
Ford
Robert Jones
Arkansas Street
Bourassa
Topeka
Ninth
Missouri
Local social notes feature Emory and neighbors events
Miss Emma Emery and several Mrs. Brooks birthday celebration in Ives Chapel is noted along with visits by Mrs. C B Merry Mrs Philip Miller and others. The item also lists housecleaning help. John Dean reports wolf den findings and Future Farmers club members attend Manhattan banquet with two joining State Farmers club. Various dinners and visits to and from Ottawa Paola and Lawrence are recorded with numerous family names and weekend guestings.
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Emma Emery
C. B. Merry
Philip Miller
Lada Flanders
Maurice Frye
Paola
Lena Brooks
Mary Meyer
Lynn Taylor
Robert McConnell
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R. G. McConnell
John Dean
John Dean, Jr
Future Farmers Club
Ottawa
Manhattan
State Farmers Club
James McConnell
J. F. Phillips
Charlie
Russell Deay
Thurman
Charlie Jord
C. D. Bowser
Roy Clary
Agnes Butell
Herman Butell, Jr
Ernnest Butell
George Summer
Charlie Osher
Frances Sutor
Alpha Chi
Lawrence
Stone
Roscoe Charles
Ray Tarkison
Stafford
Symn Taylor
Ben Horst
Worden
Cora Smith
Mary Meyers
George Butell
Bobby
Eliza Highland
Steve Speicher
Herman Butell
Wilson
McDaniel
CCC
Lone Star
Richard Butell
Jimmy
Joe Schehrer
Eudora
Winifred Scott
Frank Lobingier
Charles McConnell
Frank Gleason
Social Visits Highlight Ives Chapel Folksoon
Dorothy and Harold Rutherford, George and Mrs. Summer visit Rutherford and Osher households. Naomi Light of Lawrence, missionary, hosted by Phoebe Emery Auxiliary at Ives Chapel with luncheon and servants and guests listed. Numerous callers and hosts shared Sunday and Monday engagements at multiple homes in the community.
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Harold
I. N. Rutherford
George Summer
James Osher
Naomi Light
Lawrence
Tadia
Phoebe Emery
Ives Chapel
Maurice Frye
Miss Light
Holcombe
E. P. Hall
H. S. Cook
Mary Meyer
Wolfe
Ella Halliday
Oliver Price
Philip Miller
Emma Emery
George Frye
Ault
J. D. Smith
William Simpson
Betty Lou
Josie McKinney
Bert Landis
Robert Elston
Robert
Sibley
Fred Rysleston
Roy Clary
Herman Butell
George Butell
Bobby
Ernest Butell
Wincel Dean
Ernest
M. Hird
Dan Bales
Lyla
Richard Butell
H. S. Barkley
Cook
Rosa. Barkley
Mildred Barkley
S. L. Leonard
Evenson
Perkins
C. D. Bowser
Frank Lobingier
Frank Johnson
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Catherine van Keuren
Anna Morgan
Cora Smith
Charlie Griffith
Marlin Cook
Philip Fleshman
W. W. Whitted
H. §. Cook
Local Seens At Purvis Harmon and Nearby Homes
Hopewell Mrs Walter Kennedy of Baldwin and Mrs Nina Platt of Clinton visited at the Purvis Harmon home on Wednesday. Claire Rockhold of Oakdale district visits grandparents Lewis Tucker Drexell and Lois. George Summers of Prairie City visited Frank Johnson Monday afternoon. Family and friends helped Frances Dyer celebrate her birthday with Maud Dyer Leland Dyer Russell Dyer and Roy Merchant family. Lenora Williams helps Mrs W W Vaughn move into their new home. Audrey Dawn Cooper returns home in Lawrence after staying with grandparents J F Cooper and accompanying Mrs Lewis Tucker.
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Walter Kennedy
Baldwin
Nina Platt
Clinton
Purvis-Harmon
Claire Rockhold
Oakdale
Lewis Tucker
Drexell
Lois
George Summers
Prairie City
Frank Johnson
Frances Dyer
Maud Dyer
Leland Dyer
J. Stewart
Russell Dyer
Roy Merchant
Lenora Williams
W. W. Vaughn
Audrey Dawn Cooper
Lawrence Thursda
J. F. Cooper
Trinity Church Services and Local Congregations
Details of Trinity Episcopal Church and neighboring congregations list rector, organist, and service times for Holy Communion Morning Prayer and sermon, Bible study, and midweek prayer. Also notes Vinland Presbyterian Church activities, First and Second Church of Christ, Scientist, and Friends Church programs, with special sermons and events for Mother's Day and youth missions.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont Streets
Carter H. Harrison
H. C. Taylor
Midweek and Sunday Services at Local Churches
Midweek service Wednesday afternoon at the church. Unity Truth Meeting Fridays at 4 PM at Portsmouth Congregational Church led by Mrs. Helen Proutts. Ninth Street Baptist Church announces services tomorrow night led by Rev. B. L. Wiekman with Mrs. Lundeving as clerk. Mother's Day program run by Miss Lillie Williams with Miss Kate Figgins overseeing Sunday School. First Church of Christ, Scientist on 1210 Massachusetts Street notes Mother Church lineage, services including Adam and Fallen Man, and a Wednesday evening meeting with testimonies. Reading room open daily except Sundays and holidays with free loan library. public invited.
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Church of God
Church of Christ
New Jersey Street
W. W. Holyfield
W. L. Post
Vinland Presbyterian Church
S. B. Lucas
First Presbyterian Church
Viniand
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth
Ohio Streets
B. L. Wiektman
Lundeving
Tonicht
Holmes
Kate Figgins
Sties Lillie Willi
Miss Williams
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetta Street
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Mass
Christian Science
Massachusetts Street
United Brethren Church Seventeenth and Vermont Notice
Nathan H Huffman minister Elmer L Dougan superintendent Sunday school at 9 45 worship with sermon at 11 Mothers Day Christian Endeavor at 8 30 prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday at 8 p m Public cordially invited
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United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont
Nathan H. Huffman
Elmer L. Dougan
Christian Endeavor
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