Community Canning Kitchen Report Praises Program
Mrs. Carroll D. Clark reports the county sponsored community canning kitchen in Douglas County from July 15 to October 19 was a success. Forty-two families used the facility with 72 percent of foods canned by relief families, totaling 3 571 quarts. Total value of canned foods estimated at 775 with 605 going to relief homes. operating costs 355. The project relied on local churches and utilities for support, and demonstrates cooperative effort and potential for expansion next year to boost production, especially for early spring gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Community Service Committee
Carroll D. Clark
Evelyn Cruzan
Community ‘Service Committee
KERC
Westminster Choir Plans Dramatic Anthem at Sunday Service
The Westminster 60 voice a cappella choir will sing A Ballad of Christ on the Water by E. S. Barnes at 11 o clock Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Margaret Alloway of Kansas City will perform the offertory solo. In a separate note, wheat contract applications for 1936 39 are due by November 15 and may be signed at the Douglas county farm bureau office in the post office building.
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Westminster 2 Cappella
Presbyterian Church
E. S. Barnes
Margaret Alloway
Kansas City
University College of Liberal Arts
Deal Six
Douglas County
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Test Your Knowledge seven quiz questions on classified page
Seven trivia questions request answers from a classified page. Topics include boxing the compass Kolinsky John Dalton Royal Humane Society Spring Hill College Charine Cross Epistle to Philemon Easter Friday Greek myth Alexander Humpot and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolinsky
John Dalton
Royal Humane Society
Spring Hill College
Charine Cross
Queen of Hob Nail Hop Named Elizabeth Shearer at KU
Eyewitness reports at the University of Kansas place Elizabeth Shearer a Theta pin wearer as this year's Hob Nail Hop queen with other candidates Helen Deer Catherine Dunkel Mary Markham and Jeanette Jenkins. A campus prank involved Uncle Jimmy Greens statue painted with water color while students staged rallies for the Nebraska game and a camera incident captured Lyman Field and Betty Lou McFarland in a disclosed pose. Phi Delta Theta at KU wins national trophy for efficiency as Fireside Forum and protest noise swirl on Mt Oread.
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Union
Theta House
Elizabeth Shearer
Theta
Helen Deer
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Catherine Dunkel
Alpha Chi_ Omega
Mary Markham
Gamma Phi Beta
Jeanette Jenkins
Pi Beta Phi
University of Kansas
Jimmy” Green
Hill
Lyman Field
Betty Lou McFarland
Pi Phi
Field
Lyman
Betty Lou
Italian Columns Advance Toward Makale in Ethiopia
Italian columns move toward the Lake Tana region and Makale as Ethiopian regulars reportedly retreat toward Dessye. Fighters brace for a zero hour amid mountainous terrain, while native troops suffer higher losses than white soldiers in the three Italian columns.
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Makale
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Ethiopia
Pirzio-Biroli
Santini
Maravigna
Moonlight on the Prairie and Waterfront Lady At Patee
The Patee shows Moonlight on the Prairie starring Dick Foran with Sheila Mannons and George E. Stone and Water front Lady featuring Ann Rutherford as first run attractions today and tomorrow. Foran sings and acts extensively in Moonlight on the Prairie. The Waterfront Lady cast includes Frank Albertson J Farrell MacDonald Barbara Pepper Grant Withers Jack Lo Rae and Mary Gordon with a nautical setting recalling windjammer era songs.
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Dick Foran
Sheila Mannons
George E. Stone
Ann Rutherford
Hollywood
Patee
Foran
Princeton
Frank Albertson
J. Farrell MacDonald
Barbara Pepper
Grant Withers
Jack LoRae
Mary Gordon
Professor Wheeler Contributes to Three Magazines
Prof. R. H. Wheeler, head of KEU psychology, has a series of papers published in three magazines. The articles appear in the Journal of Administration Supervision, the Journal of Educational Research, and Philosophy of Science A.
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R. H. Wheeler
KE. U. Psycholop
Journal of Administration Supervision
Journal of Educational Res
Philosophy of Science
Hitler Dissolves Steel Helmet Veterans Group
Berlin reports Reichsfuhrer Hitler dissolved Germanys Steel Helmet in a letter to Franz Seldte leader of the veterans body. He said with the first call of recruits the army is reconstructed and continuation of the Stahlhelm is no longer necessary. The move follows long Nazi criticism and a decline in membership, with the group once about 1.5 million strong fading under SS influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Steel Helmet Organization
Stahlhelm
Steel Helmet
National Socialist German Veterans League
Hitler
Minor awarded damages in Vermont Street crash case
A district court verdict awarded Mildred Ewing damages amounting to 135 dollars after a collision on Vermont street. The 16 year old, suing through her father A B Ewing, alleged back and arm injuries when her car was hit by Clark Spalsbury driving east on Eighth street. R L Spalsbury confessed judgment before Judge Means, finalizing the suit filed last September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ewing
A. B. Ewing
R. L. Spalsbury
Spalsbury
Clark Spalsbury
Eighth Street
Dickinson Theatre Presents Here’s to Romance With Nino Martini
Nino Martini stars in Here’s to Romance at the Dickinson theater with Genevieve Tobin Reginald Denny Anita Louise and Maria Gambarelli. The program includes Martini songs and a supporting comedy interlude. Wings Over Ethiopia offers a lengthy Africa themed description with unusual customs and new angles on the continent. A news reel completes the program. Bread Freshman Class.
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Nino Martini
Dickinson Theater
Martini
Genevieve Tobin
Miss Tobin
Reginald Denny
Anita Louise
Maria Gambarelli
Schumann-Heink
Ethiopia
Africa
Buzick Elected KU Freshman Class President
Phil Buzick of Lawrence was elected president of the University of Kansas freshman class at the annual election. The Pachacama party swept two other offices as Dick Newlin of Kansas City was chosen treasurer and Walter Hildebrand of New York City, along with Proctor Ritchie of Wichita, were elected as dance managers.
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Phil. Buzick
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Pachacama Party
Buzick
Dick Newlin
Kansas City
Pachacamac
Walter Hildebrand
New York City
Independent
Proctor Ritchie
Wichita
Organ program by Guy Criss Simpson at KU vesper recital
Guy Criss Simpson, organ instructor at the University of Kansas, will present the 83rd annual vesper organ recital in University Auditorium Sunday at 4 PM. He serves as organist of the First Church of Christ Scientist, Kansas City. He will perform Bach plus works by Franck, Dupre and Vierne. Oil stove explosion caused a small fire at the Hilda Whiteside home on Locust Street, with firefighters reporting limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Criss Simpson
K. U
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Mr. Simpson
Church of Christ Scientist
Kansas City
Bach
Franck, Dupre and Vierne
Steve
Hilda Whiteside
Locust Street
Korea Revisited Aboard Night Ferry to Fusan and Seoul
Frank Herron Smith recounts a 1935 trip from Shimonoseki to Korea, detailing crowded trains, the welcome of old church friends in Seoul, and Korea's rapid modernization. He notes improved sanitation, growing industry, and a mix of Koreans and Japanese relations, with Seoul now noisy and busy and new roads and bridges transforming the peninsula.
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Korea
Shimonoseki
Japan
Fusan
Chosun
Seoul
Berkeley
Manchuria
America
Eitoho
Pyenyam
Kenjtho
Ewha College
Vassar
Wellesley
PIANIST IN RECITAL AT Eldridge Hotel
Miss Evelyn Swarthout, pianist, will give a Monday evening recital in the Crystal Room at the Eldridge hotel starting 8 15, featuring Beethoven Thirty two Variations and works by Schumann Chopin Debussy and Albeniz. Mu Phi Epsilon sponsors and tickets are sold in advance via Ruth Stockwell Fine Arts office.
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Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Evelyn Swarthout
Altho
Lawrence
Jone
High School Journalism Conference at the University
Plans outline the Kansas High School Journalism conference to be held at the University of Kansas from November 22 to 28 under KU journalism department auspices. High school journalism instructors and the Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism meet in conjunction with student sessions. Each school will send two delegates from the student newspaper or journalism class plus the instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
University of Kansas
K. U. Department of Journalism
Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism
Named resident engineer Milo H Johnson to head PWA sewer project
The city clerk announced Milo H. Johnson has been appointed resident engineer for the PWA sewer projects starting next Tuesday. He previously served as PWA inspector on local school water tower and water mains projects two years ago and will move his family to town.
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I A. E. Woestemeyer
Milo H. Johnson
PWA
Johnson
New York
County units May Handle New York County Plan
Topeka Nov 8 UP The social security helper plan may be run in Kansas as county unit under current relief structure. John G Stutz executive director Kansas emergency relief committee outlined the plan to Gov Alf Landon and county officials. If approved by Washington counties would set general rules for old age assistance aid to the blind and dependent children with county poor commissioners under KERC supervision. Federal aid could cover half of elder care up to 15 dollars monthly and portions of aid for the blind and dependent children. If cleared no special session needed. Also: Ms Mabel Brown marries Ben Robinson of Denver Colo. The couple plan to reside in Denver. A bicycle theft was reported at 715 West Eighth. Dorothy Jueythe sues for divorce from Bernard Lee Forsythe.
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Topeka
Kansas
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Stutz
Alf M. Landon
Wales
Federal Social Security Board
KERC
Federal Relief Administration
Social Security Board
Washington
Caans
Teachers Attend State Meeting and Local Socials in Clearfield
CLEARFIELD Miss Marcyle Bunnell and Miss Nora Vitt attended the state teachers meeting in Lawrence. Local families visited relatives in Topeka and Welda, with social gatherings at home and a masquerade at Prospect school. A housing fire caused no damage, and a Clearfield Brotherhood meeting took place at Meyer Boulevard church in Kansas City with Wesley Deckwa presiding.
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Marcyle Bunnell
Pleasant Oak
Nora Vitt
Roscoe
Kelley
Union
Lawrence
Fred Lawrenz
Robert
Dan Sturm
Vernon
Jackie
Lawrenzin Topeka
Ted Brecheisen
Welda
Elvin Durr
Hopkins
John Selzer
Paul Selzer
Baldwin
Emma Breithaupt
Tommy Grossman
Clarence Hausman
Fred Brown
Louie Schendel
Helen
Prospect School House
Wesley Deckwa
A. Rodewald
Henry Deckwa
Andrew Schendel
Edward Deckwa
Clearfield Brotherhood
Meyer Boulevard
Kansas City
Laverne Brecheisen
Pleasant Oak school to host readings and supper program
Miss Marcyle Bunnell and Pleasant Oak pupils present a program with readings music dialogues and several numbers from Ellsville on November 19 in the school cafeteria. The event will feature a new set of Compton's Pictures Encyclopedia recently purchased and is open to all. Ninety percent of the garlic grown in the United States comes from the San Juan Valley and Southern Santa Clara County in California.
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Kansas City
Pleasant Oak
Compton
Marcyle Bunnell
Ellsville
United States
San Juan Valley
Santa Clara County
California
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Tennessee Street
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Denver
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Colo
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