R O T C Awards Presented At KU Ceremony Tonight
Seven senior ROTC cadets are to receive honor graduate certificates from the University of Kansas department of military science at tonight's awards parade. Recipients include Cadet Lt. Col. L. M. Young and Cadet Maj. R. L. Marietta, with many other captains and platoon leaders from Kansas City Topeka Lawrence Salina and Seneca. Awards include Chancellor's Cup and University of Kansas ROTC medals for platoons and individual cadets, plus multiple cups and merit medals for drill, marksmanship, and scholastic honors.
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R.O.T.C
K. U. Department of Military Science
L. M. Young
Infantry
Leavenworth
R. L. Marietta
Coast Artillery
Salina
D. D. DeFord
Alton
D. R. Hopkins
Kansas City
A. C. Mitchell
Lawrence
J. R. Mitchell
Valley Falls
W. C. Rothman
Seneca
Kansas Reserve Officers Association
Seventh Corps
C. D. Butler
Topeka
American Legion Cup
C. J. Baer
University of Kansas R. Oo. T. Co
M. Billings
WaKeeney
A. Od. Black
Wichita
C. J. Bliss
W. Pace
Atchison
M. L. Parsons
Medicine Lodge
J. M. Peterson
Monument
S.salt
Revere
Mass
J. MM. Waterman
Douglas County Chapter
Reserve Officers Association
S. Jones
Neodesha
University of Kansas, R. O. T. C
R. W. Baker
Larned
D. Cc. Bare
Cheyenne
Wyo
L. H. Buchele
Cedar Vale
H. A. Ferro
New York
N. Y
H. F.harris
L. C. Heiberg
Fargo
N. D
C. R. Higley
Cummings
Hinshaw
G. L. Johnson
Oskaloosa
G. Judson
Terrytown
J. D. Keeling
Scott City
H. G. Kolsky
D. S. la Shell
Junction City
D. E. Martin
Princeton
K. S. Nicolay
Abilene
R. D. Smith
C. Strike
S. S. Soward
W. T. Stone
Baldwin
C. W.todd
P. A. Trower
G. W. Veach
C. L. Walker
Herington
J. W. Walker
Hoisington
L. A. Wooster
Eriel
W. K. Wright
Ogden
A. J. Black
William A. Smiley, Jr
R. H. Price
A. Wahl
C.H. Alloway
Independence
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
H. H. Bruner
U. S. Coast Artillery Association
East Artillery
Saxman
B. M. Matassarin
R. H .Ley
San Antonio
Tex
F. J. Domingo
C. E. Woodman
Overland Park
University of Kansas
W. B. Pendleton
K. W. Thompson
H. Alloway
R. N. Ley
J. H. Gillis
Joplin
Tno
H. W. Wilson
Horton
C. R. Elder
F. D. Arnold
Emporia
S. P. Nieman
Shawnee
K. J. Kost
F. M. Wells
W. A. Clark
Fort Leavenworth
Fanning Fined For Disturbing Peace In City Court
Edward Fanning was fined 25 dollars by Police Judge Don Hults after a morning trial for disturbing the peace. He appealed to district court posting a 250 dollar bond. Fanning operated a sound track for Kingdom Message, defended himself, and claimed no ordinance prohibited the loud truck. Nine witnesses testified for the city and five for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fanning
Don
Hults
Fanning
Kingdom
Clarence Gorrill
Runyans Visit as Reineckes Face Illness and Fossil Display
Rev William Runyan and Mrs Runyan plus Miss Elsie Reinecke returned from St Louis where Mrs Paul Reinecke, their granddaughter, was ill with pneumonia but is now convalescent John Reinecke joined them in Baldwin and will stay past commencement Arthur Bridwell in charge of the WPA fossil project hosts open house this week at 4th and Ames displaying fossils A field trip to Vinland Valley is planned for Monday with a Ross quarry visit southeast of Ottawa on Wednesday Clubs and individuals are invited to view the display
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Runyan
Elsie Louise Reinecke
St. Louis
Paul Reinecke
Runyans
John Reinecke
Baldwin
Arthur Bridwell
WPA
4Th and
Ames Streets
Vinland Valley
Ross Quarry
Ottawa
Clergy, families, and residents noted in Baldwin events
The column lists local religious activities and personal movements. Rev R J Zeidler preached at Centenary Methodist. Mrs Zeidler accompanied him. Mr and Mrs Kochan visit Florence. their children Paul Jr and Dorothy Lou stay weeks. Prof W J Williams to Oklahoma City as lay delegate. Dr Wiley A Keve ill in Topeka. to rest. Local trips include Leo and Emma Kalb events. Miss Davison injured at May Fete. Mrs Kalb dies at 89. funeral at First Methodist. burial Oakwood with Kalb sons and daughters present. Marion Williams returns from Tonoganoxie. Carnahan funeral held at Barnett, burial Oakwood. survivors listed. long Baldwin residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bridwell
R. J. Zeidler
Centenary Methodist Church
North Lawrence
Kansas City
W. M. Runyan
Lawrence
Margaret Davison
Taylor Hall
Emma Kalb
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
James S. Chubb
H. W. Craig
Burton Hargett
Oakwood
Charles A. Kalb
Howard
Arthur Kalb
Floyd Kalb
Black Jack
Elmer Kalb
Melvern
Edward Duncan
Kalb
Arthur Hammond
Vinland
Deceil Coleman
Farragut
Emil Rosier
Nebraska City
Neb
William Kalb
Marion Louise Williams
Tonganoxie
John M. Carnahan
Barnett Funeral
Willis Warner
Ives Chapel
Esther Brockway
Ted Frazee
Oakwood Cemetery
Tonganoxie Graduates List From Rural Districts
The article lists graduates from Elmwood Dorothy Coffey Ruth Denholm Smith Jean Young Walter Lee Denholm Jack Schultz Preston Hunter Raymond Dramann Stanwood William Allen Seaver Pony Creek Clarence Worley Janet Wiley Caf er school Paul Heywood Clara Alene Schubert Martha Jean Deck Charles Dodd Helen Oelschlaeger Leo Oelschlaeger Reno school Ruth Black Mound school Bonnie Hummelgaard Friendship Valley Lewis Dale Freeman Ruth Mills Robert Mills Hazel Ridge school Marvin Wallace Honey Valley Ruth Mountjoy Ed minister school Frances Wood Bobby Wood Coal Ridge school Bertha Marie Thomas Magginnis Leonard Hitzeman Leonard Bradley Floyd Klinkberg Shirley Marie Medill Howard Coy Marion McGraw. The annual summer Bible school opened Monday May 20 at the Tonganoxie grade school and will run two weeks with officers and teachers listed. The meter used for the metric system is defined as one ten-millionth of the distance from earth’s pole to the equator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Dorothy Coffey
Ruth Denholm
Smith School
Jean Young
Walter Lee Denholm
Jack Schultz
Preston Hunter
Raymond Dramann
Stanwood
William Allen Seaver
Pony Creek
Clarence Worley
Janet Wiley
Cafer
Paul Heywood
Clara Alene Schubert
Martha Jean Deck
Charles Dodd
Helen Oelschlaeger
Leo Oelschlaeger
Reno
Ruth Black
Mound
Bonnie Hummelgaard
Friendship Valley
Lewis
Robert Robinson
Ella Voorhees
John Jeanquart
Elmer Yonally
Mildred Thistlethwaite
Melford Tull
John Winslow
Fern Campbell
C.L. Battin
John Jean
Wyandotte Delegation Urges Woodring Presidential Nomination
The Wyandotte county delegation to the Democratic state convention adopted a resolution urging Secretary of War Harry Woodring be nominated for President if Franklin D. Roosevelt does not seek a third term. The note appears within a tavern or Kansas City publication dating May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urge Woodring
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
Camel Cigarettes Emphasize Slow Burn Benefits
An advertisement extols Camels as using costlier tobaccos for slower burn. The copy claims extra mildness, extra coolness, and extra flavor, translating to more smoking per cigarette and per pack.
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K. U. Military Department
P. S. Shane
Carl Cun
Cnast
R. G. Adams
Clay Center
University of
Lawrence Business College
Kansas
Restaurant Association
Maxine Lambert
Bernice Heinze
Center
Jennie Zecha
Great Bend
Baldwin News
Hudson
Detroit
Hunsinger Motor Co
James Brockway
Samuel T. Hughes
Fred Hindman
Charles Brown
C. O. Smith
R. B. Kevinger
Carnahan
West Hich Street
W. W. Whitted
Oliver M. Price
Bernice Carnahan
Lynn K. Carnahan
Mr. Carnahan
Equator
U.S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Panama
Otto Fischer
Jimmie Kelly
Daring Speed Ra
Mass. St
Ook Nook
Bate Se
Chevrolet
Royal Aida
Bravia
Patna
BSS
RRS
Taos
Cearti
Flint
Mich
New Hampshire Street
K. U
Campany
NWA Cea
Logan-Moore Lbr. Co
N. H. Free Sinha
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