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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1935

Page

3

Germany Proposes Air Pact Plan With Allied Conditions

London May 30 German government submits a draft for a western European air pact and links it to Germany joining a general armaments and security agreement and return to the League of Nations. Britain France Italy and Belgium receive the draft while a separate air convention depends on mutual consent of Britain France and Italy.

London Germany League of Nations Great Britain France Italy Belgium Britain Rome Paris

Killed IX Bombers Fall In Sequoia Wreck

Sequoia National Park Calif May 29 an army inspection was ordered for Friday into the charred wreckage of a bombing plane that crashed killing four men including Lieut Edgar W Root and private Guy F Porter along with Allyn P Alexander and Lewis S Tapnan. The bomber from Hamilton Field disappeared in flames after breaking from formation and spinning nose first into the earth despite CCC crew efforts at the scene.

Sequoia National Park Cal Friay Hamilton Field CCC Edgar W. Root Birmingham Ala Guy F. Porter Kansas City Allyn P. Alexander San Francisco Lewis S. Tapnan

Guilty of Manslaughter in Hotel Slaying Case

New York May 29 Pi Joseph L Steinmetz an old divinity student convicted of manslaughter in the first degree for the death of his 17 year old bride a former Hollywood high school girl The jury strongly recommended mercy and he faces a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison Steinmetz was accused of shouting at his bride and a priest in the Knights of Columbus hotel room last November during the incident He was tried only for the death of his wife.

New York Joseph L. Steinmetz Hollywood Calif Altho Mercy Steimmetz Ruth Armstrong Joseph J. Leonard Knights of Columbus

Hyatt to Jones Store Kansas City May 29

Charles Hyatt an all American basketball star formerly with Pitt A C Tulsa Oilers and Universal All Stars arrived in Kansas City to join the Jones Store companys independent amateur team. The Jones team includes Bill Johnson and Paul Harrington formerly of the University of Kansas.

Hyatt Jones Store Kansas City Charles Chuck) Hyatt University of Pittsburgh Los Angeles A. C Tulsa Oilers Universal All-Stars of Hollywood Jones Store Company Jones Bill Johnson Paul Harrington University of Kansas

May flood control bill targets Kansas river levees

Mississippi Valley Association executive vice president Martin Lachlan McLeary says pending flood control legislation would fund about 11 million dollars in Kansas projects. Levees named include Topeka 1 026 000, Lawrence 195 800, Iola 220 700, Emporia 22 000, and Wichita Valley Center 2 603 100. Also, Leland Shaffer of Dodge City signs with the New York Giants as a college star and blocking back candidate, with Dale Burnett noted as a former Giants player.

Topeka Martin Lachlan McLeary Mississippi Valley Association Congress Kansas McLeary Lawrence Iola Neosho Emporia Wichita and Valley Center Arkansas River Dodge City Leland Shaffer Dodge Kansas State College New York Giants Shaffer Dale Burnett Emporia Teachers College Giants

Community Notes From Oskaloosa and Surrounding Areas

Oskaloosa residents travel to Ottawa and Winchester for family and medical reasons. Margaret Kirkham visits her ailing niece Catherine Campbell in Ottawa. Mrs. Laura Sloop Fulton dies near Winchester after moving there for family proximity. Helen May takes a law firm clerkship in Atchison. Doris Ratliff joins Farm Bureau office under Tom Hall. Nincehelser sisters return home for summer vacation. Wil kinsons plan a move to the Noble residence after visiting Independence.

Margaret Kirkham Ottawa Catherine Campbell Judd Kansas City Helen May Atchison Enoch Fish Joe Brown Lula Coleman Ray Hudson Rey Harbour Winchester Sovenentor Church Place Laura Sloop Fulton Fulwn Hugh O’niel Gertrude Goldman T. A. Hundleston John Sutton Los Angeles Doris Ratliff Farm Bureau Tom Hall Nelle Nincehelser Columbus High School Agnes Nincehelser Council Grove High Gladys Campbell Lawrence Ruth Sacher Holton Anna Mar Strickle Ramona Arlan Wilkinson Independence Carleton Noble

Graduation Week Notes and Local Church Events

The article recounts community happenings in Oskaloosa including a missionary society gathering at Mrs. Edna Leech’s home, a return of Helen Garrett from Pittsburg Normal, and Senior Class Day events with names of speakers and plays. Memorial Day services at the Methodist church featured Rev. E A Ahrens, with Legion members present and a trumpeted offertory. Several local families visited Kansas City and Lawrence, while four outgoing teachers were honored at a reception in the high school auditorium with multiple musical numbers and remarks by the school board and staff.

Mary Lougo San Diego Calif Presbyterian Missionary Society Edna Leech W. J. Ninchelser Helen Garrett Oak Mills Helen Pittsburg Normal Geneva Newell George Rumbaugh Irene Robohn Velma Brown Louellen Hoskinson Chandler Supt Tewell Prin. Tewell Junction City Peterson Washburn E. A. Ahrens American Legion the Legion Auxiliary John Sutton FE. C. Harbour Lee Johnson Kansas City Mary Johnson W. H. Rice Lawrence William Jr Chicago Oskaloosa David Ahrens Hazel Charles Jacquemin Jeanette Celia Phinney Elizabeth Slade Ruth Sacher Mae Long Mary Spurlock J. W. Roberts Horace Edmonds Fred Nevins B. P. Davis Theona Ratliff Allen Tewell

Graduation and memorial notes fill Fairview area page

Eighth grade graduations total 237 students set for high school in September. Jesse Root of Ozawkie died Sunday at a local ball game and services were held with Masonic rites. Memorial services at Fairview cemetery featured Rev E A Ahrens, a Basin Valley choir, and a quartet. Various residents returned from trips, took new jobs, or prepared for summer teaching. The Presbyterian Aid met May 21 with songs, readings, and student honors, including Joy Ann Morton and a high school string ensemble. A pioneer lantern lamp story closed the social program.

W. D. Ratliff Walter Robinson Joanna Linn No. 10 Jesse Root Ozawkie Atheltic Field Root Masonic Order Ozawkie Cemetery Neile Phillips Los Angeles Albert Smith Katherine Hawk Luce Tea Room Luce Robert Turner Inzie Lacey Mary Frances Formosa J. E. Worswick Mary Alta Waggoner Worswick Lacy Lorraine Hannah Schillcut Emporia Nutwood Farm Joe Hannah Schillcut Edward Fred Jester Herington Horace Edmonds Mary Morrow Avice Vanderpool Beatrice Bell Lola May Lorraine Dennis Carolyn Hannah Frances Ellen McNish Morrow Frank Haines Pioneer College New York State Jeanette Crandall

Social hour luncheon described with angel food and hostesses named

Mrs. Morrow led a social hour with a delicious angel food luncheon and strawberry whip. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. G. K. Patrick, Mrs. David Grayson, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Will Payne, and others.

Holey family, hall honors marked Oskaloosa baccalaureate

In O'Neil district baccalaureate services were held Sunday night in Tonganesie j with Edith Holey graduating high honors. Monday evening featured commencement exercises. Farm Bureau hosted a reception for county agent T. Hall and bride at the Ozawkie Brethren church. Numerous visitors from Kansas City Topeka Perry and Lawrence joined in family gatherings and social events around the graduation season.

W. E. Holey Tonganesie J Edith Holey John Conrad Texas Hall Charles Reed Topeka Lawrence. Tyrell Avis Hamm Perry Iles Stewart M. T. Stewart

Glenn and Vicinity Social Notes and District Meet

Mr and Mrs John Dreyer and son Cloyd of Big Springs visited Mr and Mrs Cyrus ace and daughter Oneta Sunday. Mrs Henry Damm and daughter Mae Jean spent Sunday evening with the Ern est Damm family near Stull. The annual district school meeting will be held at Glenn school Friday at 2 p.m. Rayscott returned from several days with Mr and Mrs R O Slavens near Otto. N F Payne of Baldwin transacted business here Friday. Miss Lucetta Barthel Mrs Martha Fulton Mr and Mrs L E Eyth and daughter Doris Dean of Topeka were guests of the Fultons and daughter Arlette Sunday.

Joe Zmeck Kansas City M. M. Middleton Walter Johnson Adams Ethel Haley Rosa Faye Jessie Malee Lawrence John Coffman Helen Eileen Walter Carrie Beers Edith Haley Oskaloosa Frederick Earl Power Fred Campion Lew Citove Sarcasse Farm Bureau Nellie Viets Edward Dotson Robert Rehern Allen Coffman CCO St. Louis Minnesota Robert Glen Champion McLouth James Emerson W. E. Haley Edith Clovis Jessie Hulce Worothy Earla Fay Gilbert James Metcalf William Haley Roza Fave John Dreyer Cloyd Big Springs Cyrus| Ace Oneta Sundny Henry Damm Mae Jean Ernest Damm Stull Glenn School Rayscott R. O. Slavens Otto N. F. Payne Baldwin Lucetta Barthel Martha Fulton L. E. Eyth Doris Dean Topeka H. F. Fulton Arlette

Locust Trees Bloom as Flowers Dot Kansas Roads

Mr and Mrs Cyril Bahnmaier and son Thomas visit Billy Barnmaier family south of Kanwaka on Sunday afternoon. Locust trees cover with fragrant blossoms akin to cape jasmine. Wild flowers including roses verbenas primroses bloom along highways. Starr Glenn and family visit sister Edna Moran and Gage Park in Topeka Sunday afternoon. Naomi Hildenbrand of Topeka and Cecile Johnson of Barker begin summer piano classes with local pupils taking lessons.

Cyril Bahnmaier Thomas Billy Barnmaier Kanwaka Starr Glenn Ad Glenn Edna Moran Gage Park Topeka Naomi Hildenbrand Cecile Johnson Barker

Rural high school meeting schedule announced

The annual rural high school meeting will be held in the high school auditorium Thursday afternoon and the district school meeting will be held in the grade school building Friday afternoon. Roy Knapp of Woodbine. Miss

Roy Knapp Woodbine

Local Social News Highlights From Baldwin And Nearby

Hattie Hutchins of Baldwin and Maurine Bruner of Lawrence attend a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed ward McClanahan along with Teresa and Edna Anderson. Herman Bohnsack and family visit Emma Ballard. Edith Vincent Humphrey of Brooklyn visits sister Mrs Herbert Reynolds. Prof W J Cramer and Mrs Cramer take their children to Weils ville to stay with E L Overstreet and relatives. Extra clothes can be turned into cash via the Journal World classified ads. Phone 22.

Hattie Hutchins Baldwin Maurine Bruner Lawrence Teresa Edna Anderson Edward McClanahan Herman Bohnsack Eudora Emma Ballard Edith Vincent Humphrey Brooklyn N. Y Herbert Reynolds W. J. Cramer

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