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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

Page

2

Many Lands Banquet Showcases Global Music Night

A diverse gathering featured impromptu talks and music from Hawaii, China, Norway, Puerto Rico, and many nations. Performers included Luke Wongwai, P Lum, G Shag, Miss Navis, and Miss Helen Mares. attendees included senior members and members of both Women’s and Men’s clubs with representatives from multiple countries.

Grafton Br. H. Lane Tin Luke Wongwai P. Lum G. Shag Father Navis Helen Mares Norway Torte Rico America China Philippines Austria Hawaii Japan France Russia Mexico Canada India Cuba Rumania Rose George Martha Moton Helen, Marcell Flsa Schafer Stanley Brooks Louis Ryans Richard Hanson Fabia Inovio Totey Raynolds Benjamin Reynes Floyd Simonton John Stifer Edward Spencer Joseph Stokins Charlyn Yuimi Allen Crafton H. Lane Martha Horton Helen Marcell Elsa Schafer Men's Club John R. Dyer Frank Melvin George Beal Isaac Caluing Hung Chi’ ‘Chang Emile Lucas Seizo Ogino Wesley Roberds Hant Wu Robert Brown Charles Embree Leonard Gregory George Lamb Eugene Maynard Clarence Sento Honofre Tiangeo M. Westmoseland Bernard Bloch H. Lim James McWilliams Edwin Randel Oscar Snyder James Flatt Clifford Innes Seiichi Trugawa Yuzaburo Yamato Alipio Casilan Nicasio Gonzalez Clyde Randall Paul Chefranoff Louis Evans Leroy Raynolds John Slifer

Auxiliary to Liberty Post Organized by American Legion

A petition for forming an Auxiliary to Liberty post of the American Legion was approved at a recent meeting. Organizing the press's baseball team in the twilight league and forming a boys team ages 14 to 76 for a state tournament were discussed. Interested boys should see James Akright. The state convention of the Legionary Tort Scott will host the finals next fall.

Liberty Post American Legion State Department of the Legion James Akright Legionary Tort Scott

Forming Baseball Team for Lawrence Boys

Plans are under way to form a Lawrence baseball team of boys aged 14 to 46 to enter the state American Legion tournament to be held at Fort Scott this summer. Dr. W. C. Miner sponsors the effort, aiming to include boys too large for Junior league play. The first meeting is expected next week at Stadium Field. Interested youths may contact Doctor Miner at his office.

Lawrence American Legion Fort Scott W. C. Miner Fea Stadium Field Baxis Doctor Miner Aed Tees

Lawrence High Dramatic Club elects sixteen new members

Sixteen Lawrence High School students join the Dramatic Club for next year, bringing total to 22 with seven more to be chosen in fall. New members include Musetta Brown and Thorothy Gray. six old members will return, while old members remaining are Ruth Campbell and others.

Lawrence High School Musetta Brown Lasage Emley Thorothy Gray Caroline Red House Anne Kent Katherine McFarland Dorothea Simons Evelyn Swarthout Ralph Graves Morgan Narick Irwin McIlhinney Henry Hood Paul Shaad Ruth Campbell Helen Holke Donald Dixon James Greenisaf Ernest Pontias Rolland Staver Ee Ismiss Wright Madison Wis Frank Llord A. C. Hoppmann Wright

This Week's Events Saturday Track Meet in Lincoln

This week's events include the Missouri Valley track meet in Lincoln Nebraska and the Lawrence High Track Team traveling to Topeka for a meet.

Lincoln

Flower Show at Armory Sunday Features Art and Pottery

A large flower show opens Sunday afternoon at the Armory under the Lawrence lower club. In addition to blooms, exhibits include water color studies by Mrs F M Dawson and the late Katherine Crew Doty, Rookwood pottery from Sol Marks and Son, Van Briggie pottery via Wolf's Book Store, and two student architect house models. Admission is free. flowers may be contributed by all, with delivery to the Armory on Saturday.

Armory Lawrence Fine Arts School F. Mf. Dawson Katherine Crew Doty Rookwood Pottery Sol Marks and Son van Briggie Wolf's Book Store Vermont Street

Frazee seeks Republican nomination for county attorney

Harry W. Frazee of Lawrence today announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county attorney and filed papers with the county clerk. A World War II veteran, he served in Company J, 137th Infantry, 84th Division, was twice wounded, and later earned degrees from the University of Kansas. Frazee, 29, is a lawyer, National Guard captain, ex-service member, married with two children.

Harry W. Frazee Frazee Lawrence 137Th Infantry 84Th Divise School of Law University of Kansas National Guard

Nominating candidates named for nine district debates

Kansas high school debating league nominates two or more candidates per district for directors via mail ballot led by the University of Kansas extension division. Named nominees include Wolfe Hiawatha Wright Atchison McCulough Paola Senter Ottawa Bass Coffeyville Hunt Fredonia Le Grand Eureka Yoder Plainville Brewster Phillipsburg Green Hite Dodge City Rankin Kinsley Heffelfling Newton Rankin Mt. Hope Smith Chapman Abilene Gray Baltoit Smithville. Debate topic next year is Federal department of education in the President's cabinet.

Kansas High School Debating League University of Kansas I J W. D. Wolfe Hiawatha O. Wright Atchison Clifford ‘Waffingham D —A. Im. McCulough Pao A. F. Senter Ottawa W. W. Bass Coffey Ville R. C. Hunt Fredonia W. T. Markham Yates Center le' Grand Eureka C.I. Yoder T. H. Brewster Plainville Tay Green Phillipsburg F. Hite Dodge City Je. M. Rankin Kinsiey

Election results from Baptist Young People and university classes

Recent annual elections at First Baptist church outline new officers for the Baptist Young People's Union, Girls University class, and Men's University class. Officers include Wade Pierce as president and Ruth LaDeux as president of the Girls class. Also notes Eva McPherson and others. Santa Monica report says Aimee Semple McPherson, missing since Tuesday, believed to be wandering in the coast mountains after years of serious nervous condition, per Dr. Gustave Haas.

Baptist Young People’s Organiza First Baptist Church Baptist Young People’s Union Wade Pierce Helen Churchill Ruth LaNeux Marshall McWilliams Judson Rudd Rebecca McCain McWilliams Ruth LaDeux Abi-Rahman Isecretary Marion Cowles Zula Coon Frances Andrews Jose Stapleton Margaret Long Harold Milker William Bill Trimer Ice John Orr Robert Byer Frank Quinny Calvin Evans Clarence Gunckell Harold Hilkey Santa Monica Cal Aimee Semple McPherson Coast Mountains Gustave W. Haas T.os Angeles

Oil A War Menace

London dispatch notes oil a major war risk as global powers seek control of undeveloped fields in Turkey, Russia, and beyond. European, American, and Asian firms race for access while nations study oil independence to defend fleets and armadas in any conflict. The piece highlights Turkey’s monopoly move and fears of fuel shortages shaping future war strategy.

London United Press Turkey Tragg United States Mexico Menmerhile Russia Albania Adenun Aodnes Demea Fasoline Mngland France Herault England Jwar America Mex

Insurance Laws Talk at Chamber Luncheon by Baker

William R. Baker state superintendent of insurance will address the Weekly Chamber luncheon next Tuesday on The Recodifying of the Insurance End of Kansas. Baker heads a legislative committee unifying insurance laws for the next session. he will outline the committee’s work and proposed submissions.

William R. Baker Willl Chamber of Commerce Kansas Baker Topeka

Kaiser Is Venerable in Doorn Visit

Elmer Roberts, longtime AP Berlin bureau chief, reports from Doorn on May 21 that the aging Kaiser appears venerable and fit. He walks upright through Unter den Linden with calm demeanor, and townsfolk note efforts to cultivate goodwill, including subscriptions for charity hosted by the former Kaiser.

Elmer Roberts Berlin Associated Press Doorn Doorny Holland Unter Ser Linden Wath Kai-1 Ser

Executed by lethal gas shocks at Carson City prison

Stanko dukich, accused in a case involving an 18 year old girl, was executed by lethal gas this morning in Carson City Nevada. The second use of this punishment since 1921, he entered the cell at 10 55 and the gas was on a minute later rendering him unconscious within 30 seconds. He was pronounced dead about two and a half minutes after the gas began.

Carson City Neada Stankodukich

Pittsburg Jubilee Celebrates 30 Year Mark In Kansas

Pittsburg Kansas marks its 50th birthday with a golden jubilee celebration. A pageant shows the town's rise from prairie hamlet to industrial center and regional capital. Speakers include William Gregg and Phillip Campbell. 300 plus Crawford county oldtimers expected. Choicest guests include Franklin Playler of Joplin and Galena.

Tittsburg Kan Pittsburg Kansas Coal Theta State Teachers College Crawford County William J. Gregg Tulsa Okla United States Oklahoma Ty Phillip Franklin Playler Joplin Galena Pleasant M. Smith Old Timbers J. C. Hoppingarner Arcadia Smith

Local correspondents enjoy social gathering and tour

The Lawrence local correspondent reports a May 15 gathering hosted by W C Simons publisher of the Lawrence Daily. The event featured a picture show That’s My Baby at Bowersock Theatre, a print demonstration at the Journal World office, and a print run of about 6100 papers scheduled for distribution. Attendees included numerous locals and their families, plus Kaw Valley School teacher Miss Ethel Mae Dodds and others visiting the university museum and paper mill.

W. C. Simons Lawrence Daily Bowersock Theatre Douglas McLean Will Clarence Davis Johnnie Mary Evelyn Standing Lee Kenneth Enyart Albert Edward Davis Harold White Kaw’ Valley School Ethel Mae Dodds Lawrence Frank Gosper Marjorie Kangas' City G. M. McIntire

Lawrence Social Roundup Reflects Community Ties

Lawrence residents and visitors share a busy spell of visiting families across Lake View Kaw Valley and Worden. Numerous couples and individuals including Mrs. Emma Davies, Mr. Will Fairly, and J M Crowder gather for dinners, church gatherings, and birthday parties with local households such as the Ott, Bradley, Collins, and Crowder families.

Dorothy Heizmann Helen, Hateh Marion Longfellow Irma Burgert Vera Payne Evangelical Church John Ott, Jr Kaw ‘Valley Will Lawrence Fred Hugh Craig Kansex City Flop. White McLouth Olin White James Childers Charles Young Julious Beuerman Henry Beuerman George Lanzenderfer Lake View Qrra-Belle Collins Dorothy Alice Armstrong John Bradley Flatley Osgood’ Armstrong Bill Heas Henry Belerman Leconpton Marie Collins Leo Rose Clarence Hodson Billie Bettie Gene W. J. Collins Neil Eudora Jacok Grimes Harlahd Harold Qoley H. Collins Lionel Rogers J. M. Crowder Alice Armstrong Kalywaka S. Will Harvey Couch the Soto Atr. Cole Cleta Bradley Take View Dorothy Armstrong Elmer Athey North Lawrence Julious Belerman Walter’ Martin Evelyn J. Bradley Virgil J.M. Crowder Henry Neystifter Orvil King Mr. Brown Topeka Jack Grimes Ruth Rose Williamstown Julious Bouerman Wf. A. Rogers Lionell Rogers H. Colfihs Caroline Arthur Mayor Leo Bexman Margaret Harry Carr Harley Armstrong Owen Mitchell Jak the Bradley Allen Mor

Memorial Day Observance by Local Legion Posts

On Memorial Day the Eli Ferrell Dorsey and Liberty posts of the American Legion will cooperate in the observance. They meet at 10 o'clock in the morning at the courthouse and proceed to Oak Hill cemetery. In the afternoon the Legion posts march with the Grand Army of the Republic veterans in a parade.

Eli Ferrell Dorsey Liberty American Legion Court House Oak Hill Cemetery Legion

Deaths and funerals for William McQueston

William McQueston, 70, died Monday in Pasadena California. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from Funk's funeral parlors with Rev Frances Hall of Kansas City officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. McQueston was a former Lawrence resident.

William’ McQuestons William McQueston Pasadena Calif Funk Oak Hill Cemetery Frances Hall Kansas City McQueston Lawrence

Athenaeum Club Meeting and Local Social Updates

The Athenaeum club met at Miss Carrie Baker’s home on Thursday afternoon May 13 with eighteen members present. Programs included a club collect, songs and readings, a fan contest, and refreshments. Nearby social notes mention visits by Jack Burnett and George Combn, farm sales, and several residents traveling or hosting family from Kansas City and Junction. The young women’s club gathered May 19, Mother’s Day observed, while Pleasant Hour held a Cedar Junction picnic cut short by weather. An accident near a rock loading left Frank Sheldon with a severe finger injury. Ongoing community updates include marriages, visits, and hospital treatments among local families.

Athenaeum Club Carrie Baker Hattie Everett Kansas Don Mathis Barbara Olinger Mattie Ashles Bertha Belle Whitelaly Dot Longstrith Margaret M. Whitelaw Kedder Ada Reed Cook and L. Avl Hays Lucille Raufts Kansasjity James Raufts Charles Broughs Junction Cal. Jewett Olin Jewett Kansas City City C. A. Jewett A. B. Burks Louise Jewett Ada Reed Cook Gene and Junior Cook Charles Reed Lavina Stratton Willoughby Stratton Lucille Stratton Aluridge Stratton Faxon Drug Co Edith Sigman Cedar Junction Frank Sheldon O. Wright W. S. Mize Mize Mary Mize Olathe J. B. Hymer Miss Vida Ruthie Warsop Pogue Robert ‘Turner Penner C.T. Coffin C. B. Wisrd Wichita Kans

Christian Soxman Pioneered Kansas Building Career and Family

Christian Soxman born February 4 1861 in Armstrong County Pennsylvania moved with parents to Kansas 1867. He became a contractor and builder later marrying Minnietts Ewing in 1889 and fathering five children. He long served in the First Methodist Church in Lawrence and died May 18 1928 at 135 Louisiana Street with services at First Methodist and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Christian Soxman Armatrong County Penn Kansas Willow Springs Baker University Minnietts Ewing Goldia Neal Anaheim Calif Don Guy and Lee Kansas City Crystal Lawrence First Methodist Church Louisiana Street Fidward Emmet Osage City Joseph Los Angeles Emma Burneth de Lynden Kan Edward Hisson Oak Hill Cemetery

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