Veterans parade formations and detachments listed
The notice details line formations for a veterans parade with troops from Troop C Aldth Cavalry Co Hy 187th Infantry and Headquarters Co 1st Bn 137th Inf on the south and Gos D M 187th Inf on the north. Capt Will detail squads to guard and escort private cars toward the Court House as veterans pass and then report to the G A R instructions to the command.
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Aldth
Grand Army
Trai
Frazee
Chanady
Gak. Hill
Gish
Co. M
Maple Grove Cemetery
Court House
Pat
Durant
G. A. RB
Kansas University announces faculty plan changes
Kansas University releases a summary from Chancellor Lindley detailing new appointments, leaves, and promotions. Notable shifts include Raymond C. Moore returning to geology, Ellis B. Stouffer resuming mathematics duties and deanship, and Agnes Husband granted a year leave for advanced study at Columbia.
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Kansas University
E. H.’ Lindley
Raymond C. Moore
National Petroleum Research Council
Ellis B. Stouffer
Italy
Winte
Yfanny Mas Rosé
Miles ‘Ageas Sterling
University
Ras Brewster
Paul A. Witty
Thomas E. Atkinson
School of Law
E. C. Buehler
Asacelate
Allen Crafton
Agnes Husband
John KR. Dyer
Columbia University
W. Davis
Department of
Mahieu
University of Paris
New York
France
Paris
M.T. van Hecke
Yale Law
Edwin ¥. Hadley
Notre Dame
Regents
J. P. Guilford
University of Nebraska
Cornell
Kansas
Curt Rosenew
Guilford
University of Uenets
William Huse
Stanford
Princeton
Marjorie Richard
Ottawa University
Meribah Moore
Alice Moncrieff
Ilinois Woman’s College
Peace Institute
Raleigh
Madison Avenue , Methodist Church of
Paulden Knew Hussey Had Spies and Power Debate
A legislative committee investigating the public service commission faces limits on authority. Governor Paulden's adviser argued against including a demand for Hussey’s resignation in a letter. Senator Graybill backs expanding powers. Parson’s Democrat E A Walton supports a special session to grant the committee full authority to investigate state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Legislative ‘Committee
Public Service Commisson
J. W. Graybill
Newton
Pauldn
Public Service Commission
L. T. Hussey
A. &. Foulks
Hussey
Graybill
Todo
Pursc
Parsons
Kans
E. A. Wailton
Public Service Investigating Committee
Lincoln School Closing Program Friday Evening May 27
Lincoln School will hold its closing program of the school year Friday evening May 27 at 8 o clock. Music dances and a physical education demonstration will comprise the program. Students include Verdilia Letehier piano solo, Hester Thompson vocal solo, grade 5 and 4 Bohmian fence, Joyce Har vex from Blue Mound, Maude Young teacher Miss Adythe Southard ex student, and readings by Lillian Webster student.
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Lincoln School
Afteen
Grand March—School
Verdilia
Letehier
Braga
Goma i Rien
Bore’ Glee Club
Eclap Datica
Srades i
Aileen and
Sisth Hiss Hester Thompson
Acher
Bohmian
nameDaviq
Allie
Joyce Harvex
Blue Mound School
Pantoneciy
Stihae
Leéme Jordan
Studens
F.T. Miriam
Riant Penzell
Mee Webster
Iei
Lillian Webbster
Springs of Human Action book by Mehren Thompson
Baker University philosophy psychology professor Dr Mehren Thompson authored The Springs of Human Action just published by Appleton Co The volume surveys modern psychology on motives behind daily conduct and the drives shaping destinies It discusses motivation as a new science with author’s contributions also notes a Kansas City fire destroying Garden City Weekly Telegram plant with $15000 loss and boilerplate local ads
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Mehren K. Thompson
Baker University
Uman
jAppletoon
Ompson
University of Kansas
Garden’ City
Kans
Garden City
Telegram Wa
Riecie Lefetes
Ithe
the Herald
Are They Read advertisement in the Journal World
An advertisement titled Are They Read appears in the Journal World on last Monday’s issue. It notes fresh strawberries for sale and oil delivery after 5 o'clock at 245 Mich, with contact Mr Multin. The seller sold his complete supply before 7:00 that evening and received over 20 calls by 5:80.
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Journal
World
Murtin
University of Pennsylvania graduate appointed to new post
The excerpt notes a Penn graduate planning summer study in England for graduate work. Ruth Kenney, long in charge of correspondence study, is appointed to a position for the coming year, succeeding Harriet Ha rrett who resigned due to ill health. Bayles, class of 1915 and with Black & Veatch, will become superintendent of buildings and grounds, succeeding H. H. B. in that role.
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Tory
University” of Pennsylvania
England
Ruth Kenney
Élas
Black & Veatch, Consulting Engineers
Kansas City
Grounds
Lindbergh feted in Paris with city honor medal
The ceremony honored Charles Lindbergh as Paris awarded him the city’s gold medal for distinguished guests. Speakers including Ambassador Herrick praised the aviator and Parisian reception, while crowds cheered from the court and balcony. Fans showered Lindbergh with flowers as he departed.
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Paris
Lindbergh
Ambassador Herrick
Captain Lindbergh
France
América
Nes
Lawrence tourist trade lags as locals close Memorial Day
In Lawrence the tourist camps report weaker patronage this year while many Californians head east. The Merchants Bureau urged closing businesses next Monday for Memorial Day. Street stop and slow signs were tampered with, some removed by a youth and others blocked with bricks, prompting police notes. The old Leis building at Sixth and Massachusetts, once a French‑style view, is being razed by Tommy Constant for a Standard Oil filling station. University group class reunions are forming, with strong Reed attendance foreseen at commencement.
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Leis
Sixth and
Massachusetts Street
Tommy Constant Toj
Standard Oil
Zorner
KFKU Announces Tryouts for Station Announcer Position
H G Ingham director of programs says KFKU will hold tryouts next week for the announcer job for the next year. Candidates should have a pleasing voice and some knowledge of foreign languages and music, especially pronunciation of composer names and musical terms. Tryouts will be at 7 on Thursday evening June 2 at the KFKU studio with broadcasting equipment. call office at 107 Fraser or K A C 87 for details.
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KFKU
H. G. Ingham
Z Peis
Ingham
Fraser
Red Cross flood relief fund totals for Douglas county
Douglas county contributions to the Red Cross flood relief fund totalled 2793206 today with further receipts since yesterday. The list notes donors including Mrs Eugene Raub of Topeka and mentions Kellerman, formerly of Lawrence, visiting friends here. Also reports a forthcoming boxing match between Paulino Uzcundur and Harry Wills in New York on June 29.
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Douglas
Red Cross
Nanse
Eugene’ Raub
Topeka
Fritz Kellerman
Lawrence
Kellerman
Germany
Harvard University
Kellermans
Wills
New York
Paulino
Uzcundur
Harry
Fant Negro
Humbert Fugazy
Burchett
Presbyterians Open General Assembly Amid Factional Unrest
In San Francisco at the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America general assembly the opening program featured Dr W C Thompson’s sermon and the election of a new moderator. Supporters of E J Willison clashed with backers of other candidates like Dr Clarence E Macartney and Dr J E Bushnell as factional tensions lingered over harmony prospects.
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San Francisco
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
W. C. Thompson
J. E. Bushnell
Minneapolis
Frank McKean
Spokane
Wash
Hugh Walker
Los Angeles
Forth Fined in Justice Court for Assault
John Forth of southern county was fined 25 dollars plus about 15 dollars costs in Justice R B Stevens court for assault on May 21 at Shoemaker farm. Evidence said Forth beat Shoemaker and pulled beard, after disputes linked to charges made at Dutkerd church where both men belong.
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John Forth
Justice Courts
R.B. Stevens
Charles Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Forth
Dutkerd
Keeps roster intact at University of Kansas faculty
University of Kansas keeps its faculty roster intact amid competition from larger schools. Dean P. F. Walker of engineering, Dean H. W. Arant of law, and Prof. George C. Shaad of engineering were invited to other institutions, but a percentage will be retained.
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University ‘of Kansas
P. F. Walker
School of Engineering
H. W. Arant
School of Law
George C. Shaad
University of Kansas
Lone Star notices and social calls in May
In Lone Star district, residents visited and hosted across multiple homes Friday through Sunday. Many callers included Mrs. Ollie Miller, Miss Esther Flory, Mrs. August Dietz, and families such as Bond, Watts, Flory, and Anderson. Church services and a Jolly Stitchers club gathering occurred, with extensive social rounds around Lawrence and nearby homes.
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Sarah. Flory
Ollie Miller
Marvin Bond
Ned Watts
Lawrence
Esther Flory
August
Dietz
Ned Anderson
Donald
Earl Flory
Charlie Sanders
Fred
Richard
Grandma Sanders
W. E. Johnson
DD. W. Anderson
Chesley Ward
Florine
C. C. Potter
Khdren
Neg. Watts
Red Simons
Paulie
Jolly Stitchers' Club
Homer “Flory
Solon Markley
Arthur Flory
Gottlieb Nieder
Robert’ Flory
Robert. Wilson
Mark Flory
Charles Banning
Homer Fl
Charles Renth
Kansas City
Donald Anderson
Mart Flory
Rudolph Dietz
Bode
Lottie Anderson
Ollie
Miller
Wayne
Wilford
Kenneth Bond
Edward Anderson
Marion Childs
Lon’ Childa
Jimmie
Norman
Bond
Robert
Carl Flory
Martin Jr. Flory
Roy Curtis
John Miller
Ina
O. W. Miller
Miksel Marguerite
Ione Anderson
Sarah Gilbert
C. GC. Potter
Jane, Kennth
Beryl
Deaths and Funerals—Brown Harman Harvey Crocker
Obituaries report William W. Brown of Lawrence died at 57 with services set at his sister's home and burial at Oak Hill. Charles L. Harman, 62, died in Kansas City Kansas. services at a Lawrence Catholic church with interment Mount Calvary. J. L. Harvey, former Williams College graduate and NYC engineer, died in Salina after two weeks’ illness. wife and two daughters noted. Mrs Helen Crocker, 64, of Lawrence dies. service at Oak Hill. Also brief notes on licenses, a mine accident in Wilkes-Barre, a cemetery meeting, and local notices.
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William W. Brown
S. K.holmes
Arkansas Street
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brown
Omaha
Elizabeth
Lawrence
R. E. Brown
Tucson
Ariz
Louis Brown
Saskatchewan
Canada
A. I. Brown
S. K. Holmes
Elsie
Maxwell
Gary
Ind
Nannie Brown
Denver
Colo
Frances Peterson
Lucy Renfrew
Charles L. Harman
Ohio Street
Kansas City
Kansas
Father Witzerald
Mount Calvary 1
Harman
Poehler Mercantile Company
J. L. J. L. Harvey
Electrical Engineering
University
Salina
Dudley’ Asher
Mr. Harvey Ares
Alice M. Asher
Mr. Harvey
Electric Bond and Share Holding
New York City
Montlair
New Jersey
Harvey
Helen Crocker
Community notes with Overbrook residents
Local social rounds list visits and calls among Overbrook families and nearby towns. Numerous calls to and from Pat Shook Irene Hoover Weybright Dillon Miller Postma and others trace a week of greetings dinners and errands across Lawrence Ottawa Topeka and Lone Star communities.
Coll yer community notes recall local visits and calls
Vincent Wolfe and Everett Bond attended a play at Appanonose high school Thursday evening. Numerous neighbors, including Clyde Bond and the Mowders, visited various homes Friday through Sunday. Ethel Johnson, Mildred Weybright, and others called on relatives in Lawrence and Overbrook. Evert Kingery returned home after three weeks in Memorial hospital. many small social visits documented among Brubaker, Miller, Smith, Metsker, Hoover, and Weybright families.
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Sam Grammar
Lawrence
Clarence Hoover
Irene
Herman Behrens
Ray Shulet
Pearl Johnson
Arthur Flory
Lone Star
Orie Smith
Alva Miller
Vidwent Wolfe
Ruby
Asa Postma
J. A. Miller
Will Postma
Columbia
John Postma
Na Miller
Walter Nelson
Winifred Garber
Will Wolfe
George Miller
Asa
Postma
Vera
Bob Morrison
Ron
Ina Miller
Overbrook
Ralph Weybright
Mowder
John Metsker
Bonnie
Mae Metsker
Asa.Postma
Lawrence Calliers
John ‘Postma
Eddie, Johnson
Ethel
Eleanor
Bob Johnson
Ben Garber
J. E. ‘Smith
Herman
John Behrens
Cecil Johnson
Brian
Fred Simon
Pauline
C. P. Miller
Holsapple
Byron Morrison
Alice
Frankie
Cecil ~Johnson
John Dillon
Eddie Johnson
William Ewing
Helen’ Eberly
Naomi Behrens
Oscar | Wilson
Florence Kingery
Alva. Miller
Werence
Nick Simon
Will
Wolfe
Eula
Lawrenc
Ina
Frances Miller
Behwens Homme
Elma Garber
Ralph Werbright
Esse ' x
P. Miller
Lawrence F
Aere Samuel
Elsie Mowder
Lecompton
Mildred Weybright
Banty
Brubaker
Collyer
Vincent, Wolfe
Everett Bond
Appanonose
Clyde Bond
Georg Miller
Mowdet
Briday
Hugo Nieder
Rhodethames
Minni
Lanty Brubaker
Alvin
Ethel Johnson
Donald Anderson
Delbert
Clarente Hoover
Trene
Marvin. Metsker
H. G.’ Metsker
Clyde
Seitz
Baulah
George
Jesse Markley
A. Miller
Wal
Lla Brubaker
Elva
Ren
G. Fy ‘Miller
Orie
Smith
Marie
Cy P. i Miller
Fay Miller
Flary
Clyde Hoover
Rhodehamel
Art
Fred’ Simon
Frances
Kula
Marvin Metsker
H. C. Metsker
Grace
Lone Stab
Wilks
Near Overbrook
Walter Grammar
Beulah
Nick Simons
T. Miller
Helen Eberly
Clarence’ Hoover
Alda
Letha Bond
Charles Beerkircher
Ben Hoover
Will Kingert
Florence
Evert
John
Alda Hoover
Ofie
Hower
Mary FE
Metsker
Wills
Dauma
Winifred
Floyd Garber
Minnie Ewing
Yoder
Irena
Calvin
Cap Bond
Wm. Johnson
Gan
Ster
Igi Tae
W. Ry Brubaker
Thomas Hodges
Geo
Miller
Will Wolf
Vincent
Fula
Satur
Bernice Dillon
Pearl
Nick
Jisty Miller
Elda Weybright
Mowders
Malen Tittle
Near
Pomona
Fill. Walter
Fred Sicmer
Garber
di Hoover
Glyde Hoi
Avi
Johnese
Wat Kingery
WwWolfe Jgaak
Eula Caillen
Evelyn Martin
Pck Dillon
Ale
Ben’. Garber
Elma
Wilfred
Washington Creek
John “Dillon
Evert Kingery
Memorial Hospital
Hery Minchel
Rescoe Whitman
Orie, Smith
Lawrénce
Wit Kingeys
Yerman
Naomi
Millard
Johns Lala
Lenzie Kingery
Willard
Britward Dillon
Gerald
Alice Hoover
Rob Brown
Bessie
Olive
Bvece’ Bond
Low Featherton
Lila
Loyd
Dat
Fiddle Johnson
Ethal
Wiliam J Ion
Clinton
Utree
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Phong
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Fred Ellsworth
Kattsas University
County Fund
K. U
Ed Whitman
Walter
Brad Powell
Wayne and
Lawrence Evers
Otis Lindell
Dorothea
W ‘Ednesday
Nancy . Sanders
William Johnson
Donald’ Anderson
Laura. Fox
Homer Flory
Henry Metsker
Ned “Watts
Pasadena
Calif
The
Lone Star’Ladies' Aid
Laura Fox
Sarah Flory
John Smith
Roy Flory
Lon Childs
Elmer Metsker
Ruth
Ida
Lillie Anderson
Willis -Miller
Bred Powell
Bradford
Laura, Fox
Robert Flory
Tone Anderson
Charlie
Will Banning
W.E
Johnson
W. Miller
G. G. Potter
Kenneth
M Marvin Bond
Della
Vern and
I .Ieder
Toses the Sanders
Robert Johnson
Jonn
William
Freda
Nellie
Joe Flory
Arlene
Anderon
Delbert Waynei
Ned. Watts
Jimmie Childs
Bert Flory
Melvin
Warne
Maryin Bond
Low Childs
Ned
Watts
Floyd
Childs
Gene
Gilbert Whitman
Rudolph [Dietz
Linus
OP Pal Mae
August Dietz
Frank ‘Flory
Eldon Ulrich
Whitiman
Roscoe Whitman
Maguerite
Cal Ward
Centory
Rudolph Diets
Linas
Opal Mae
Gillies
Haley Hby Lake
Eng
Woking
Wooh
Edwin, W.haley
Williams College
Lienses
L. H. Menger
Frank D. Boone
Eudora
Louise Marie Smith
Ray, Weese
Margaret
Richmond
Phillipsburg
George P. Hollingverry
Chicago
Elizabeth M. Lifers
Iola
Wilkestarre
Woodward
Glen Aldeneal Company
Kingston
Fairview Cemetery
Fairview Cemetery ‘Association
Valspar
Clarence
Hoover
Alda Dillon
Jyde Hoover
C. P
George Hesiy
Rhodchamel
Otto
Art. Lloyd
Nina Davis
Neson
Miles
Monay
Schubert
Funeral Home
Woodland ‘Park ‘Lawrence
S. Ie
Ottawa
Planta and
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