Ratings for girls hobby fair announced today
Ratings for the girls division of the fifth annual hobby fair were announced. The Cutter building hosted a two day event drawing many visitors who viewed handicrafts, dolls, stamps, scrap banks, cards, autographs, and numerous other collections from elementary and junior high students, led by Margey Brown, Helen Lindquist, and Violet Carr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Brown
Superior
Mary Swinehart
Helen Lindquist
Joanna Wagstaff
Gene Walford Malin
Margaret Ann Moore
Violet Carr
Betty Biges
Sally Fitzpatrick
Marilyn, Maloney
Elsie Mullin
Ruth van Sickle
Helen Louise Raber
Dorothy Netherton
Bally Fitzpatrick
Maxine Moody
Ailena Presents
Esther Jost
Batty Ann Mott
Elizabeth Bigsby
Virginia Ince
Edith Anderson
Martha Donley
Excellent
Virginia
Huntsinger
Louise Brady
Frances Chalk
Jo Anne Fralick
Mary Jean Frazee
Yion Neal
Pauline Rankin
Paulina Reece
Goon
Alberta White
Lois Wheeler
Betty Bunn
Pauline Reeve
China
Tieren Hess
Betty Beal
Erna
Olga Carl
Mary Holizelaw
Scchonls
Jesper Dolls
Leora Casteel
Nelpott
Betiles
Georgia Holmes
Mary Louise Lawrence
Anima Dogs
Joan Sisson
Lol Wheeler
Wth
Jean Hart
Kond
Mary Vaana
Elizabeth Carman
Muriel Jordan
Buge
Filizabeth Prentice
Mary Nell Hamilton
Keys
Bernice Moody
Banks
Sally Rowe
Marion Neal
Mildred Hach
Mabel Baker
Behnols
Edna Bradford
Mary Bell Richardson
Mary Nell Rankin
Doris Anderson
Elementa
Kodak Pictures
Marybell Price
Barbara Ewing
Jean Mussleman
Phyllis Hart
Juanita Austin
Gov. Valentines
Evelyn Snyder
Arte and Crafts
Veda Aldrich
Loana Crisman
Hazel Leeman
Higana Crisman
Wahnela Wheeler
Violet Lamont
Kathryn McCain
Helen Raber
Erna Carl
Irene Copp
Cathryn Olms
KU Receives $1,000 Noyes Scholarship Allocation
The University of Kansas will be allotted 1000 by the LaVerne Noyes scholarship fund to aid needy students for the 1935 36 school year. Eligibility requires service in the U S military during wartime or descent from someone who served. The allotment criteria notes honorably discharged veterans or their descendants qualify for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
LaVerne Noyes
United States
Recital Wednesday Night at University Auditorium
The first of two annual recitals by advanced music students in the School of Fine Arts will be held Wednesday evening May 22 in the University auditorium starting at 7 30. Students from studios of Preyer Moore Swarthout Taylor Gelich Peabody Euersteiner Orcutt and Anderson will present piano voice cello violin and organ works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
University
Carl A. Preyer
Meribah Moore
D. M. Swarthout
Howard C. Taylor
Waldemar Gelich
Trene Peabody
Karl Euersteiner
Ruth Orcutt
Laurel Everette Anderson
Mount Oread Stages Sunny Day Amid Fraternity News
Betas dented a new car after a nighttime joyride as Mount Oread enjoyed sun after rain. Interfraternity sing winners Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi and Beta praised, while Beta chants amused amid campus activity. Ruth Shaw to discuss Finger Painting and Mental Hygiene in Administration auditorium. A Memorial Union all university party is planned Saturday night. 1 Sigma Delts Chi initiated Weg Gordon, Robert Patt, Herbert Meyer with officers Harry Valentine, Joe Pryor, Herbert Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Ruth Shaw
Sigma Delts Chi
Weg Gordon
Hill City
Robert Patt
Kansas City
Herbert Meyer
Tulsa
Okla
Harry Valentine
Clay Center
Joe Pryor
Leavenworth
Farmers vote on wheat continuation in Kansas
Kansas farmers vote this week on extending the wheat production control program for four years after the 1935 contracts. Counties vote at varying times before Saturday with sealed ballots. Officials report strong support, few against, amid AAA education efforts and forecasts of statewide turnout. In Colby, about 1,100 of eligible farmers, over 90 percent, cast ballots with expected minimal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Wheat
Althe
Extension Department
Kansas
State College
AAA
Dan Casement
Riley County
Colby
Thomas County
Iwo Will Be Selected for MGM Film Tests
Applications due tomorrow at Granada theater for two Lawrence youths to win a screen test with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. C Edward Carrier will pick finalists to appear on Granada stage Friday for final selection. The two winners go to Kansas City May 31 for on camera voice tests before Hollywood officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Gold
Wyn-Mayer
Granada Theater
C. Edward Carrier
M-G-M
Granada
Kansas City
Hollywood
Journal-World
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lawrence
County Board Continues Equalization Hearings
County commissioners kept the board of equalization hearings at the courthouse and heard petitions for real estate value adjustments. They had traveled to Topeka to confer with the state tax commission on whether real estate petitions must be heard this year as required by statute. Most taxpayers argued 1934 valuations were lower than 1930, with only one petition for personal property reduction heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County , Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Court House
Topeka
State
Stax Commission
Kansas University Band Prospects for Denver Game
W A Lee Braerton of Denver a KU graduate from 1903 is in Lawrence renewing ties and negotiating with Denver and Colorado alumni to bring the KU band to Denver next fall for the Colorado game and a downtown parade. No definite decision yet Braerton stayed with Prof R H Beamer and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lee Braerton
Denver
University of Kansas
K. U
Colorado
Braerton
Lawrence
R. H. Beamer
Test Your Knowledge Quick Quiz on History and Geography
Seven questions test memory of history empire capitals nations and geography. Includes Maximilian's wife and Nineveh as capital, Sardinia and Sicily borders, Ferrer, college Pearl ex ercises, dental caries, Fernando de Noronha island ocean, Ithaca location, Campbell Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian
Mexico
Ninevah
Sardinia
Sicily
Francisco Ferrer
Chineka
Island
Fernando de Noronha
Ithaca
Campbell Jtalands
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Nearby Towns
Death notices from Lawrence Perry and Bird City report Mrs. Charles Morse of Kansas City and formerly Lawrence died after illness. Services were in Kansas City. Also Mrs. Margaret Dunn aged 77 died at Bird City and will be buried at Clinton. William A. Rogers 86 died at Baldwin with services at Willow Springs. Jessie Bates 45 of Perry died in local care. funeral plans pending. Sutton Cemetery Association to meet May 28 if weather cooperates. May 29 if not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morse
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Morse
Lawrence
Miriam Morse
J. Deane Evans
Edgerton
Ethel M. Evans
Charlotte O'Leary
Margaret Dunn
Ralph Dunn
Bird City
Kan
Valley Chapel
Clinton
William Dunn
Etta White
Minnie Henry
George Howell
Garnett
Lewis Howell
William A. Rogers
Baldwin
Willow Springs
Pleasant Grove
Jessie Bates
Perry
Sutton Cemetery Association
The
Nellie Hall Kellerman
Sec
Hitler proposes non aggression pacts while resisting mutual aids
Der Fuehrer outlines Germany’s position on arms limits and peace efforts. He rejects general security obligations as binding and offers non aggression pacts with neighbors except Lithuania while stressing not to pawn German blood for foreign interests. He warns against Bolshevism and calls for disarmament steps modeled on Locarno and Geneva Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Europe
Germany
Poland
Alsace-Lorraine
der Fuehrer
Lithuania
League of Nations Council
France
Great
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Lo Js
Violin and piano recital at Unitarian church program
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 under the Affiliation of Accredited Music Teachers the Unitarian church hosts a recital featuring violin ensembles and piano pieces by George, Raymond, Frances Eberhart, Loraine Halley, Hatch, Kreider, Slater, Williams, and Howard among others. Performances include MackDowell works, Brubeck pieces, a piano trio Queen of Drowsy Land, and vocals by Alica Ann Jones and Mrs Crysi with accompanying pianists. The program showcases diverse classical selections with noted students and teachers participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
OUR OY
George
Raymond
Frances Eberhart Loraine Halley
Hatch
Margaret Kreider
MacDowell
Doris Twente Voles
Slater Dick Lee Williams
Lola Learnard
Burleigh
Ck Luelile Traynor
Peer Anary Na Brownt
Kamennol- Ostrow
Arrtantatat
Hobinstein
Alica
Ann Jones
Crysi
Otto Grasse
Durand
Betty Molin
Ade Varte
Margaret Krel Stanton Kreider
Jeanne Meyer
Wieniawsk
Vera Flory
Ednah Hopkins
Schuett
Mary Elizabeth Bed Valzee
WILL ATTEND CAMP FORT RILEY EN CAMPMENT FOR ENGINEER CADETS
Eighteen R. U. students who completed the first year of advanced ROTC will attend a six week encampment at Fort Riley beginning June 17. Cadets from Lawrence Kansas City and nearby towns will practice drill bridge building chemical warfare demolitions road construction and related engineering tasks with demonstrations in horsemanship and air corps supervision. Names include Bob Flint Neal E Hagrard Edgar W Leigh LeMonine D Weiser Roger L Young Charles H Bedingfield Lawrence E Wood Lewis Benz Wilbur M Clemens Frank M Drake Louis F Hartman John W Jaff Carl W Keech Mack B Lucas Lloyd A Organ Clarence H Praught Schurz George W Traw Riley D Woodson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. U
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Fort Riley
Engineer Battalion
Tuttle
Air Corps
Bob Flint
Neal E. Hagrard
Edgar W. Leigh
Le-Moine D. Weiser
Roger L. Young
Lawrence
Charles H. Bedingfield
Lawrence E. Wood
Kansas City
Lewis Benz
Overland Park
Kan
Wilbur M. Clemens
Frank M. Drake
Topeka
Louis F. Hartman
Independence
John W. .Jaff
Atchison
Carl W. Keech
Holton
Mack B. Lucas
Lee’s Summitt
Lloyd A. Organ
Leavenworth
Clarence H Praught Schurz
Nev
George W. Traw
Strawn
Riley D. Woodson
Penalosa
Temporary merger of Douglas County Christian groups outlined
A plan to merge the Douglas County Christian Endeavor and the Douglas County Council of Christian Youth would create a new body named the Douglas County Council of Christian Endeavor and Christian Youth. Officers include President Virginia Detler and Vice President Woodrow Groves, with district reps and a pastor counselor, announced at a Lawrence rally ahead of the state convention in Hutchinson, June 6 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Christian Endeavor
Douglas County Council of Christian Youth
Douglas County Council of Christian Endeavor
Christian Youth
Virginia Detler
Woodrow Groves
Lena Wulfkuhle
John Hirscher
Lucille Rapier
Waneta Sullivan
Halbert Whitaker
Eugene Haynes
Thelma Fishburn
Esther Henderson
Loren Rapier
Christian Endeavor
Lawrence
Lindley to deliver series of commencement addresses
Dr. E H Lindley chancellor of the University of Kansas will speak to graduates across several cities this week. He will address Kansas City Junior College in Kansas City Kansas Thursday at Blue Rapids High School Friday at Liberal High School and spoke at a Topeka Rotary luncheon today honoring high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Blue Rapids High School
Liberal High School
Lindley
Topeka Rotary Club
Topeka
Topeka High School
Two Men Plead Guilty After Arrest by Game Warden
Joe Concannon, district game warden, arrested two men over the past two days in the Kansas River on illegal fishing charges. Richard Higgins pleaded guilty to using a cheap net and paid $22.50 total in Justice Frank Dodds court. Ray Smith pleaded guilty to fishing with his hands and was fined in Justice O J Lane court. Higgins was arrested today and Smith yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Concannon
Kansas Rive
Richard Higgins
Frank Dodds
Ray Smith
O. J. Lane
Higging
Smith
Swarthout Returns From New York City Engagement Talks
Dean D. M. Swarthout returned Sunday from New York City where he pursued business for the School of Fine Arts. He met Beatrice Belkin, noted soprano daughter of Lawrence residents, and heard her sing at Radio City Music Hall. He conferred with concert managers and arranged next season concert course attractions. He will travel Friday to Cincinnati to meet the National Association of Schools of Music curriculum committee and attend the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s spring festival under Eugene Goossens before returning Monday night May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean D. M. Swarthout
New York City
School of Fine Arts
Beatrice Belkin
George Abrams
Lawrence
Radio City Music Hall
Dean Swarthout
Cincinnati
National Association of Schools of Music
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goosens
Holmes letters from Rio reveal Graf Zeppelin sighting
Lawrence residents report an air mail note from Julius Holmes in Rio de Janeiro. Graf Zeppelin passed overhead while the liner neared Rio, confirmed by radio. Other items note home moves by Mr. and Mrs. Green to 2209 Vermont and Osmond family relocation to Douglas County with son William to enter the University of Kansas next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Holmes
Julius Holmes
U. S&s
Rio de Janeiro
Harry Green
Vermont Street
Midland Sunnyside schoolhouse hosts May preaching service
The May last Sunday program at Sunnyside schoolhouse includes Sunday school at 1 30 and preaching by Robert Braden at 2 30. Community news covers visits among local families, club meetings, school positions, and 4 H activities in Midland and nearby Lawrence and Bonner Springs areas.
Wedding and community notes from Hesper and Willow Springs
Mrs Spencer Hadley of Wichita accompanied Dr John H Outland to Hesper on Sunday morning. Mr Hadley is a sister of Dr Outland and visiting the Outlands in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Levi Woodard went to Willow Springs Mo with Mrs Woodards brother Robert Walker of Lawrence, called by the death of their sister Mrs Lou Bailes. Ramona Stanley Allis Margaret Terrell Irene Mistele Marjorie Rees Freidia Koehler Freddie Brecheisen and Luther Klopfenstein attended the junior senior banquet Friday evening. Irene Mistele Ramona Stanley and Luther Klopfenstein had parts on the program. These juniors also attended the junior party at the high school Wednesday afternoon before a track event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Hadley
Wichita
John H. Outland
Hesper
Hadley
Outland
Outlands
Kansas City
Levi Woodard
Willow Springs
Ramona Stanley
Allis Margaret, Terrell
Irene Mistele
Marjorie Rees
Freidia Koehler
Freddie Brecheisen
Luther Klopfenstein
Ramona tSanley
Cleta Milburn
Della Votan
Ed Grob
Georgia Dolling
Clarice
Wallace
Doris
Roger Stanley
Lois Jean
Laura Klopfenstein
Kanzig
Earnest Milburn
Jean Williamson
Lela Votaw
W. W. Gerstenberger
Wayne Walter
Irvin Votaw
Lawrence Memmorial Hospital
Herbert Knabe
Paul
Carl
George Beecroft
Albert Cobb
Leo Large
Jess Duncan
DeSoto
Keystone Korner Klub
Lawrence
Earnest Price
D. M. Harris
Mary Harris
C. M. Williamson
Jean
Roy Cramer
Norma Ambler
Mildred
Hazel Harris
Gloria
Geraldine
Hesper School
Robert Dale Stanley
Josephine Votaw
John Kasberger
Duane Terrell
Delmar Bagby
Joseph Wotan
Larry Klopfenstein
David Dunlap
Irene Neis
Wellsville
Ray Miller
Maxine
Ben Rowing
Winfield
Martha
Henry Giertz
Eudora High School
Lucille Yotan
Willie Neis
Paul Grob
Alma Votaw
Nes
H. Davis
Swope Park
Curtis L. Ruthrauts
Eugene Griffen
Elsie Mae
Clinton Wade
B. D. Club
Ted Brecheisen
Will Reetz
Fall Leaf
William Miller
Tena Miskimen
Homer Gerstenberger
Hilda_ Helen
Lois Louise
St Paul Evangelical Church
Jake Lefmann
Sam Gabriel
Amaretta
Harold Kohler
Iota Phi Phi Club
Lillian Fuller
Mary Moody
Jerry Harris
Gus Gabriel
Alvin Gabriel
Doris Dean
Earnest
Jesse Milburn
John Kanzig
Greta
Methodist
Eudora
Lawrence Neighborhood Notes Include School Honors and Visits
Lawrence area residents attend meetings and visits in Kansas City and Topeka while Hesper and Eu dora high graduates are celebrated. Students from the eighth and seventh grades earned top averages. Lucille Yotan spoke as valedictorian. Willie Neis and Paul Grob are highlighted for four-year sports and activities.
Local social and school events highlight midweek gatherings
A crowded week shows grandparents visiting in Kansas City with Giertz and Grosdidier families, and students in glee club and football. Socials include B. D. Club at Brecheisen home, Iota Phi Pi gathering, and Mother and Daughter banquets at St Paul Evangelical and Methodist churches in Eudora.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. Oread
Betas
Mount Oread
Sigma Chi
Beta
Wren
Memorial Union
Iwo
WANT
Rangers
Russia
R.O.T.C
Ft. Riley
New York
Midland
Sunnyside
Robert Braden
Charles Spray
A. B. Carter
E. D. Shaw
Bartlett
Russell Shaw
Midland Rural Club
John Canary
Len Ousdahl
Elmer Ousdahl
Oliver Garner
Valley Grove
Emma
Mary Nottingham
Bonner Springs
Fred Lewis
Robert Sphar
O'Roke
Oskaloosa
Robert Laptad
Leo Ousdahl
Agriculture Alumni Association
Eugene O'Leary
Kate Toms
Dora Wolfe
Joe Wolfe
Will Sunquist
Neosho Rapids
South Side
Reading Club
J. E. Price
Della Weibel
Phyllis
Sam’ Moore
Lloyd Eibe
4-H Club
Norman Weibel
Dell Love
Elmer Weibel
Allies
Gleason
Cadeta
Funk’s Mortuary Ambulance Service
ARES
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
the Land OF
Ozark
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Union Bus Depot
Granada Building
AG Eee
Asurange
Trenton
New Jersey
Wonderil
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