Kansas Aggies series looms as KU eyes share of MVC title
Kansas University prepares for a two game set with Kansas State Aggies in Lawrence. A pair of victories would force a tie for the Missouri Valley Conference pennant. Oklahoma Aggies have completed their schedule. one KU win could deliver the title. Kelley Swenson may start game two after a strong performance in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Conference
University of Kansas Baseball
Kansas Aggies
K. U
Oklahoma Aggies
Wildcats
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Aggies
Manhattan
Ki Tg
Kelley Swenson
Oklahorha
Thomson
Anderson
Swensen
Kansas
Acgies
New York Cleaners Win Industrial League Thriller
The New York Cleaners defeated the Ice Company team 6 to 4 at Hasskel diamond in an Industrial League game played yesterday evening after trailing four innings. The Cleaners rallied in the fifth with four runs aided by two hits and two errors. Tee Johnson of the Ice Company hit a three-base homer in the third. Tomorrow Hardware with Lumber faces Organ Factory in a Shock cham text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cleaners
Ice Company
Haskell
Cleaners
Johnson
Tee’ Company
Hardware
Organ Factory
Tee Oo
Gentry
Purdue
Ash
Deaths and Funerals Thomas Drisdom 86 services at Ninth Street Baptist
Funeral services for Thomas Drisdom, 86, who died yesterday at his home on West Sixth Street, will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM from Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev G N Jackson officiating. Burial will be in Wakita Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dristlery
Thomas Drisdom
West Sixth Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Wak Iti
3JHOW BENEFITS TOWN
General Manager M G Yearout of the Lachman Carson carnival says the show leaves about 5000 in every city for a week. He notes the circus has 25 train cars and about 300 people, with 20 per head weekly expenditure totaling 6000 per stop and widespread local patronage benefiting merchants during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O M.G. Yearout
Woodland Park
Lawrence
Los Angeles Naval Dirigible Flies From Lakehurst to Pittsburgh
The Los Angeles naval dirigible, under Lt. Commander C. E. Rosendahl, departed Lakehurst at 3 a.m. daylight time for a training flight heading toward Pittsburgh where national balloon elimination races will start this afternoon. The ship carries 48 crew members and will follow a visibility dependent route, planning to patrol over Pittsburgh and the race field before returning to its station tonight.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
C. E. Rosendahl
Pitts‘burgh
Loughran Meets Latzo in 15 Round Title Bout Tonight
Tommy Loughran defends his title against Pete Latzo in a fifteen round championship fight at Ebbets Field in New York. Latzo, from Scranton Pennsylvania, is a coal miner stepping up to challenge the reigning champion. Loughran’s camp expresses confidence, with odds reportedly in his favor. Also noted are social items about Miss Margaret Sanden visiting in Missouri and Prof J N Carman planning a Chicago summer quarter, with travel details overland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Tommy Loughran
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Ebbets Field
Two French Papers Reach Century Mark in Vienna Find
AP notes that a 1654 issue of Gazette de France surfaced in the Austrian library in Vienna prompting a look at France’s press longevity. The article traces gazette origins to 1631 and highlights Le Journal de Loiret at 134 years old and Parisian Journal des Debats founded 1789 as enduring proofs of France’s centenarian newspapers.
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Paris
Vienna
Gazette de France
Theophrasta Renaudot
Venice
XIIII
Cardinal Richelieu
France
le Journal de Loiret
Journal Des Debats
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup of Lawrence Shoppers
Pleasant Valley notes multiple Lawrence shoppers and visitors from Model Osawatomie and De Soto. Frequent calls at Edilian, Maloney, and Holcom homes plus meals, music lessons, and a Farmers Union meeting at main schoolhouse. Mrs. Howard ankle sprain and birthday at O Neals marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Carey Sndlson
Orville
Maxine
John Arnold Brice
Lawrence
Goai Richardson
John Hagen
Fred Hastie
Model Sunday
A. E. Holcom
Sarah Pugh
Jim Pugh
Tom Pugh
Henry Dirk
Roy Hegeman
Kenneth
Pleasant Grove
H. B. Axe
Model
Walter Howard
John Maloney
J . Esther
Ruth Hagen
Dorothy Tobler
Durr
Oies Hulan Richardson
Jack Maloney
D. C. O’neal
J. S. Tobler
Ina
Crissie Richardson
A.L. Holcom
Louie
Jack
Maloney
Valley
Falls
Leona
Elsie Jones
Kansas City
Dora Jones
The
Vinland Shoppers and Elevator Patrons Noted in Weekending Visit
Fred Morton visited Vinland forenoon shopping on Friday. Mrs Raber and daughter stopped at Vinland elevator Friday afternoon. Mrs Reuben Weeks hauled feed to the Vinland elevator on Saturday. Clarence Road worked at the elevator last Saturday and most days this week. Wiley Edmonds and family were visiting.
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Fred’ Morton
Raber
Vinland Elevator
Reuben Weeks
Clarence Road
Edmonds
Community Notes From Vinland Friday Evening Visit
The long list of local visits and social calls highlights a busy Vinland area scene. Neighbors and relatives including the Will, Edmonds, Craig, Schick, Roe, Hird, Rockhold, Murphy, and Deay families share gatherings, shopping trips, and travel to Lawrence, Kansas City, and Ottawa. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Murphy at the Vinland Telephone Company party reflects close community ties.
Local Social List Features Citizens and Families
A long roster of residents and multiple households appears in a social page, listing Mrs. Charles Sipes Fred and Esther Mr. George Weiler Miss Anna Weiler Earl Williamson Mrs. Ethel Johnson and children Mr. and Mrs. James Kassinger Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holcom Helen and Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Award Arlus phaelane and Evelyn Mrs. Mattie McQueen Glenn McQueen Mrs. Crilta Lawson Murray and Bobby and Leland Mrs. Mortle Gimlet Edith Noah and Gale Misses Almina and Molita Laughlin Dorothy Jones Elizabeth Wilson Bernice Griffis Alvin Jones Gyrus Jones Robert Jones Olaf Eckman George McTaggart Floyd Talley Albert Briggs and Elbert Adame Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Mrs. Fred Cleland and son Miles Mrs. Sadie Randall Mrs. Blanche Benus and Eugene Mrs. Esther Vieux Mrs. Laura Talley Mrs. Mary Sturdy Woodrow Sturdy Edward Eckman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy.
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Georie Edmonds
Ella Belvoir
Clarence Hagerman
Weiler
Anna
Fred Will
Harold Roe
Rood
Jafre
Mary Craig
Lucile
Arthur Craig
Sarah’ Randall
Pratt
Lawrence
Paul
Will Walton
Brownsville
San Antonio
Texas
Dick Haverin
Grandma Redinger
Ethel Johnson
Murphy
Walker Randall
Opal
Clayton
Baldwin
Harry Hemphill
William Roe
Harry Craig
Lloyd Craig
Dave Wray
Orville Hemphill
Avier Schick
Dorothy Edmonds
Ottawa
Ralph Schick
Kansas
Arthur Robins
Mabel
Joe
Joe Wagner
Grandpa McMillen
C. E. Schick
Elmer
Myers
Johnson
Kansas City
John Daly
Clarence Schick
Martin Grossman
John
Claude Deay
W. B
Alcorn
Near de Soto
Harold Murphy
Osawatomie
Connor
Fred Morton
Jucile
George
High School
George 'Hoskinson
Roy
Hazel
Bell
Anns Deay
Eudora
Russell Deay
Glen McQueen
Melvin Holmes
Herschell
Frederick Hemphill
Minnie Randall
Nettie Deax-Qnal Randall
C. BE
Jones
Miss _ Hughes
Vinland
Adam Schick
Ralph
Brokeman
Alva Rockhold
Williams
Arthur
Esther’ Vieux
Walter Benus
Gene
Harold Murtphy
Walter Behus
St. Louis
Vinland Telephone Company
Presbyterian Church
Clarence
Evelyn
Clarence Griffis
Lester Craig
Arnold
Florence
Margaret
J. E
Williamson
George Hoskinson
Will Hoskinson
Gene Hoskinson
Roy Jameson
Howard
Earl and Lloyd
Rome Deay
Charles Sipes
Fred
Esther
George Weiler
Anna Weiler
Earl. Williamson
Ethel
James Kassinger
Martin Holcom
Helen
Bruce
Watkins
Award
Arlus
Phaelane
Mattie McQueen
Glenn McQueen
Crilta
Lawson
Murray
Bobby
Leland
Mortle
Gimlet
Edith
Noah
Gale
Almina
Molita Laughlin
Dorothy Jones
Elizabeth Wilson
Bernice Griffis
Alvin Jones
Gyrus Jones
Robert Jones
Olaf Eckman
George McTaggart
Floyd Talley
Albert Briggs
Elbert Adame
John Wilson
Cleland
Laura Talley
Mary Sturdy
Woodrow Sturdy
Edward Eckman
Local Community Notes and Family Visits Reported
Mrs Martin Roche Sr visits with daughter Mrs Golden Blakeman family. Many relatives attend the funeral of Mrs Alford Winters in Baldwin. Belua Rohhe and Mildred Madd passed eighth grade exams. Various gatherings, calls, and drives noted across Roche, Chanay, Rohe, Speicher, Deay, Randals, Edler families in Lawrence Ottawa Topeka and Baldwin. Field trips and cars feature with neighboring farms and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Roche
Golden Blake
Wesley Davault
Elsmen
Earl
Alford Winters
Baldwine_ - era
Albert Edler
Mabel
Joe
Lawrence
Henry Roche
Mary
Martin Roche, Jr
Belua
Dan Selzer
Mildred
Roy Breithaupt
William Seélzer
Ortie Kretsinger
Clarence Randal
Reubén Weeks
Eva
Green
Ortie- Kretsinger
Fred Randal
Lorenz Speicher
Frank
Helen
Bertha
William
Topea
Walter Parsons Land Family
Harry Werts
Howard Deay
Lester Deay
Ortie Krietsinger
Virgina
Clark Laughlin
Lorene _ Speicher
Rothberger Motor Company
Eudora
Walter Parsons
Fat Man
Anna Deagland
Nan Gaddis
Wellsville
Artie Chaney Q
William Chaney
Abel
Joe Eciex
Ruthari Eileen Breitharpt
Mary. Rolie
Mark Coleman
George Coleman
Bellette
Minkie Randal
Tim Hegshy
Harris
al Randal
Mary Fern Roche
Lucille
Arvelda Chanay
Lester Dea
Ede
Henry Rohe
Wilbur Olmstead
Clarence Soward
Vinland
Martin Rohe
Beuha
Marty Fern
Ottawa
Minnie Randal
Fred Deay
William Selzer
Helena Schoffer
Belua Rohe
Baldwin
Ruby m
Henry Jr
Mary Fern
Glenn Smith
Ben Kramer
John Chanay
William Chanays
Willie Chanay
Geo
Inne
Douglas’ County
Bankers Farmer
Une
Baldwin News Recap of Local Visits and Events
Dr and Mrs Ray Alien of New York joined Kansas City visitors to Baldwin for church and Library events. Local families hosted long list of relatives for meetings at the League of Women Voters and a memorial service at Vinland Cemetery with Rev Morgan speaking. Notables attended Ottawa University commencement and Baker College events with Zeta Tau Alpha seniors honored and Baker 70th commencement upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Alien
New York
Kansas City
Quayle
Case Library
Jand
Arthur Patterson
Gardner
Baldwin
J. C. Patterson
Charles E. Beeks
Harriett
R. Hackett
John Ruchty
Clyde Stewart
Helen
Dorothy
Deel
Upent Street
Misseq Roberta
Dillie
Merriam
Katherine
Martha
Edith
Anne Kelly
Helen Gill
Neodesha
Baldwin and
le Loup
Fred Stotts
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
James Robert Gettys
University Place
Lincoln
Neb
R. F. Wilson
Myr
J. F. Lewis
J. W. Pfister
Ivan
Orville
Ruth
Mildred
Opal
Virginia May
Loraie Roush
Hiawatha
Wilbert W. Lewis
Billy Berti
Beulah
Ethlyn Stewart
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Leon Hattan
Anna Lewis
Vinland
Annie J. Prentice
Ella Weil
Anne Neil
Charles Ewell
Austin Schnacke
Otter T. Rees
Samuel Nye
Topekas
Charles E. Stephens
Ferne Stephens
Samuel. Deel
Miriam Deel
Samuel Jr
Billy Deel
Zeta Tau: Alpha
Stephen Thorne
Grace Gertrude ‘Wiley
Tau Alpha
Jfrace Thorne
Zeta Tau Alpha
la Moni
Marty Rown
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Baker
Edward Huey
A. Burton
Lota Burton
Moyner Institute
Grace Huey
BR. A. Finney
Alice
Herbert
Topeka
Clyde Coffman
Overbrook
Salem Evangelical church group meets at Koehl home
Eudora residents report the Salem Evangelical church S C EB members held their regular monthly meeting at Carl Koehl's home with a brief business session and social hour followed by refreshments. The June meeting is planned for Veral Neis's home. Carrie Atwell of Fredonia visited Mary Myer, who is recovering at home. W A Fuller suffered a paralytic stroke Thursday evening and was helped by Dr R B Bailey and by Will Combust nearby.
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S. C. EB
Salem Evangelical Church
Carl Koehl
Renlar
Jler
Fuller
Henry Rausch
Herbert
Prairie Center
Eds Diedrich
Howard Deay
Kansas University
Lawrence
K. U
K.’ Ul
Desy
Eudora
R. EF. Bailey
Frontenac
Kaw Valley State Bank
Railey
Ida White
Seattle
Wash
John Hunzicker
Hunzicker
White
Howard McConnell
Junction City
Mrv
Amos |Westerhouse
Dong
Maurice Starr
Lindley Stanley
Pittsburg
Alvin
Kansas’ State Teachers College
Aesday
Fay Lepper
O Ziesenis
Kansas State Teachers College
Gus Ziesenis
J.J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Margaret Cole
de Soto
Vera
Leslie Griffin
Betty Margaret
Marjorie Maya
Mildred
Hazel Hobrock
Natoma
Roscoe Robinson
Robinson
Leavenworth
Kansas
Harold Sm
Gladys Bond
Glesners
Methodist Church
Gilmore
Kaw Valley
Charles ‘Holmes
Bald
John Bhart
Lodge No
Carl , Pfleger
Fred Walker
Fred Stoldt
S. Fuller
Hell
Ed Fischer
Kansas City
Kan
CG. B. Cory
Marie Grosdidier
Will Mercier
University
State Bankers Association
Lacon
C. L. Fuller
J. C. Wilcox
Amy Henderson
Topeka
Woodmen Lodge
George Broers
John Everley
George Everley
Fred Papenhausen
Joy
Elma Joy
J. F. Marley
Minnie Jones
Wall Mertz
Arthur Kraus
George Mertz
George’ Ott
C.F. Richards
J . Will Migreier
Community Notes from Eudora and Nearby Areas
An extensive local roundup covers injuries and illness, school staff moves, church farewells, and social events. Updates include a patient cared for after a tumble with partial paralysis, Howard Deay’s upcoming entomology role at Kansas University, Dr. R. F. Bailey opening a dental office in Lawrence, and various visits, travel, and community gatherings across Eudora, Kaw Valley, and nearby towns with church helpers, lodge events, and class parties.
Shower honors Miss Mildred Forsythe in Bellview
A Thursday afternoon shower at Mrs Ed Forsythas home hosted by Bellview Ladies Aid honored Miss Mildred Forsythe on the eve of her upcoming marriage to Curtis Diedrich. Attending were Mrs Ed Diedrich Mrs Herman Bohngack Mrs Joe Vitt Mrs Bert Daugherty and Mrs Albert Von Gunten.
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Doya
Ed Forsytha
Bellview Ladies Aid
Mildred Forsythe
Curtis Diedrich
Jane
Ed Diedrich
Herman Bohngack
Joe Vitt
Bert Daugherty
Albert von ‘Gunten
Boosters
Salem [Evangelical Church
Mutual Telephone Office
Cleo Hoffman
Clair, Mo
J.J. Hoffman
D. M. Frame
Bonner Springs
W. J. Hague
Hague
I -Allen
Westerhouse
St. Josephsl Mo
Shelton
Vance Grimes
Topeka
Fred Moll
Henry Moll
Qlathe
Louis Moll
Harry Benett
George Maul
Kansas City
Argel
eTwane
L. Leichtman
Ed Howe
J. J. Hiddleston
Florence
W. A.fuller
Angela Sommers
Bernice Stanley
Clement Ziliner
Fred Zilliner
Hilda
George
Rosalie Cole
Ands
W. H. Cole
W. UW. Carter
Baldwin
C.A. Brown
Fred Gerstenbergern
Blue’ Mound
Avill
Fred Gerstenberger Jr
Samily
Fred Vogl
Wameso
Eudora
Will’ Zimmerman
Robert
Freddie
Howart
Robert Trefz
Ruth Millet
Jean Daugherty
Gerald
Paris Goodway
Zimmerman
Ralph Beal
Nell Reed
Lawrence
Goldie Hadl
Aimie
Charles Hadl
Melvern
Sah
Frank Seiwald
Frank Hollar
Abilene
E. E. Hollar
Eudgraad
Holton
Vogl
Wm. Marshall
Vogel
Alfred Hisele
Clifford
Robert Andd Delbert
Christina Eisele
Reno
Henry Wisele
Purification advertised as health foundation by physicians
An advertisement urges cleansing the body with Calotabs claiming perfect purification of the system leads to better health. It promotes a thorough multiweek course, offers a 2 family package with directions, and notes a price of 35 cents at drugstores.
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Kansas Aggie-Hansas
N. Y
Carnival
Loughran
Latzo
Margaret Sanden
Birger Sandzen
Lindsborg
Stephens College
Columbia
Madge
Marie Gaunt
Chicago
Soar
Sthursday
Virginia Arnold
Gulia Gress
Michelin Tire Corporation
Flit Co
Centenarians
Pleasant Valley
Earl Custer
Clinton
Delbert
Richardson
A. L. Holcom
Was & Lawrence
Baldwin News
Eisele
Harry’ Hagenbuch
Bert
Daugherty
Ed. Milburn
Vine Lavid
August
Richtermeier
Miro Will Stockert
A. J. Smith
Harold Smith
Alvin Bond
Smith
Leb.Holme
Helen Sommers
Margaret. Zillner
Ben, Farist
Will Westerhouse
Birs
George Lothhols
Estella Miller
Fat Diedrich
Mary Haas
Kansas” City
Eva Hay
Grace Neustifter
George Brown
Sam .Grimes
Lakeview
Carter Mrade
Stonday
Cyril Miller
Carol Joyce
Richard
Bert Brown
Addalene Milburn
C. B. Johnson
City
Harold’ Smith
Pittsbore
Alvin Westerhoues
Tong Andxie
Grotcery
Charles, Pilla
Lou
Geoarge Schubert
Frank Page
Ca Rey
J. J. Hoffman
Cleg
Stenday
Charles Gerstenberger
Beft
Clair
Golda Zook
Dr. McConnell's Hospital
Usc
Carter
Shimmons Bros
Westinghouse and Emerson
Life Insurance ‘Trust
Rumsey Bros. Funeral
Limousine Ambulante
Rae St