Desire Wooded Land For Relief Workers to Clear
County relief committee seeks wooded land in Douglas County to clear for pasture use for relief work. Wood to be cut and hauled to Lawrence for local municipal wood yard. Relief workers funded from the county poor fund will assist. farmers with suitable land urged to contact County Engineer E. E. Trueblood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doulas County
Com
County Poor Fund
Douglas County
E. E._Trueblood
Lawrence
Dr Henry Roe Cloud to Speak at First Methodist
Henry Roe Cloud a full blooded Winnebago leader and educator born on the Winnebago reservation in Nebraska will address a Lawrence audience at 7 30 Sunday evening at the First Methodist church on From Wigwam to College Presidency He will recount his life on the reservation his education at Yale and Auburn Theological Seminary and his stand against the idea that Indians need a white guide to succeed The program includes Haskell group Leroy George Leroy Neddeau Eil Omar Edward Peavy Lawrence Irving Ernest Smith Fred Beaver and Leonard Iron Moccasin with songs Indian Dawn My Task and Lift Up Your Heads O Ye Gates The sermon theme Life s Unused Assets The public is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roe. Cloud
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Henry Roe Cloud
Winnebago “Reservation
Nebraska
Yale
Auburn Theological Seminary
Cloud
Indian Bureau
Haskell
Leroy George
Leroy Neddeau
Eil_ Omar
Edward Peavy
Lawrence Irving
Ernest Smith
Fred Beaver
Leonard Iron
J.S. Pamrentils
Ashard
Hunt
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow
Irene Bond
Wieniawski
Lawrence Snippets and Local Vignette Highlights
Lawrencians note minor happenings around town. Investigator Will Johns loses a gasoline tank cap while parked by the sheriff's office in Kansas City Kansas. A glass window at Kansas Electric Powers is replaced after a crack appeared. Artist Dave Stirling visits Lawrence briefly from Estes Park Colorado. A duck hunter laments poor shooting as his young daughter’s greeting shifts from daddy hunts ducks to hi daddy. A cafe waiter riffs on a wet duck tale involving toxicants and a wobbling bird. C. G. Doc Doe backs Lawrence high school athletics, recently honored with a serenade in front of Dee's drug store on Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Will Johns
Lawrence
C. G
Doc” Doe
Lawrence High School
Dee
Massachusetts Street
Bridge Lady Matches Minds at University Club
A University Club bridge party in Lawrence featured a husband and wife facing each other as partners and opponents. The wife, renowned in bridge circles, bid boldly while the husband opened the first three hands. The four hands yielded 2 goose eyes for the wife, with no revolver drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Culbertson
University
Kansas Legislature Hurries to Finish Emergency Session
Topeka November 18 AP The Kansas legislature in a special session near its close largely follows Gov Landon s emergency measures though several proposals appear to be dropped The senate finished most of its program while the house supports moves to aid relief funding bank regulation and anti trust alignment with national acts Some bills for liquor and constitutional revision move slowly with impeachment resolutions debated as the session ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
House
Senate
Lower Taxi Rates Spark Citywide Price War
Lawrence woke to a cut rate taxi war with fares cut to ten cents per passenger by Hunsingers and Jayhawk Taxi to match United Cab’s week-old operation. The old standard 25 cent rate remains in effect elsewhere, while the newer 10 cent city project aims to boost competition without reducing regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Hunsingers
Jayhawk
United Cab Company
United Company
Thanksgiving Play Presented by Young Women and Men
The Thanksgiving play by Mrs W Dunn’s class with assistance from the young men’s class is set for Sunday at 7 30 PM at the First Christian church. The union service with First Baptist continues through February with Rev Seth W Slaughter to preach Revolution in Church and State Calls for Leadership. The anthem Beloved If God So Loved Us by Rogers will be performed. Public is invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dunn
First Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Seth W. Slaughter
Rogers
The Lotus Meeting at Mrs Gorrill’s Home
Reading club will meet at 3 o clock Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs M A Gorrill. Mr and Mrs Verner Smith will entertain with a dinner for eight this evening at their home followed by bridge. The Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae club will give a dinner Wednesday evening at the Manor in honor of Miss Lois Lawson.
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the Lotus. Reading .Club
M.A. Gorrill
Verner Smith
Alpha Chi: Omega Alumnae! Club
Lois Lawson
Kansans Social Roundup Notes Many Nearby Visits
Personal notices listing travelers and visitors for the weekend and recent days. Mr and Mrs J S Schleifer plan winter in Harlington Texas with relatives while Kansas City residents attended the Kansas Iowa State football game. Several others including Miss Barbara Reed Betty Anderson Annabel Putney and Betty Ufford from Topeka visited local friends and families across the state.
Instrument of Value at All-Music Vespers
A viola da gamba once owned by Leopold Mozart will be used by Philipp Abbas at a 4 PM all musical vespers. The program features violinist Waldemar Gelich, violist Kari Euersteiner, and ensemble pieces by Telemann, Bach, Handel, and Dett, with Mrs Philipp Abbas on harpsichord. The event is open to the public free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipp Abbas
Leopold Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus ‘Mozart
Pinchots Take Student Pilot Tests In Pennsylvania Flight Bid
Governor Gifford Pinchot and wife submitted to student pilot tests, passing the medical with his age cited as 68, while Mrs Pinchot must retake due to a left eye defect. both have recently controlled planes and aim to master air travel. A Baker campus press club formed to boost feature writing with Lloyd Hogan as president, Gordon Thompson as vice president, Lois Baker secretary, Orbit Reitz treasurer. Looking for a new home you can find it in the Journal World classified columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Ilanes
Baker Baldwin City
Coralie Campbell
Baker
Lloyd Hogan
Brookfield
Missouri
Baker Orange
Gordon Thompson
Dodge City
the Orange
Lois Baker
Fremont
Nebraska
Reitz
Reserve
Kansas
Journal-World
J H Bell Honored By Haskell Band Program
J H Bell of Lawrence was honored November 5 at Haskell Institute as the band dedicated a Sunday afternoon concert to his musical career. The program featured Bell compositions including Haskell Indian Band All American and Chicagoland Festival. Bell, a noted musician and composer, led the Lawrence band for many years and his works have been widely played by major concert bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Haskell ‘Band
J. H. Bell
Lawrence
Bell
Mr. Bell
Haskell
Wallace Harryshield
Chicago
Bachman
Theft Reported Of Car In Kansas City
A theft report was filed with city police stating a Chevrolet sedan was stolen in Kansas City on Saturday afternoon. The owner provided the vehicle’s location at 1301 West Cam fon ond and cited Aybourn Bond as the reporting party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Camfon
Kansas City
Baldwin News Highlights Local Notables and Events
Reverend Eugene Frank of Americus to lead midweek prayer at First Methodist chapel Baldwin. Ladies Aid to hold all day meeting at Mrs T A Evans home. Baker trustees meet in Kansas City with Mr and Mrs Wolf and C E Beeks. Lincoln Neb guests visit Baldwin en route south for winter. Governor Landon to attend Baker Kansas Wesleyan football game Nov 24 at Baker. Lotus Risser wed John Green in Kansas City Kan ceremony performed by Dr W A Keve. Green to reside in Baldwin with Green as Baker senior and LeLoup pastor. Birthday parties honor Jean and Martha. Mrs G S Bretnall hosted last week. Various local visits and social gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Frank
Americus
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Wallace B. Fleming
F. BE. Wolf
Baker Trustees
Kansas City
Cloud Sith
Perry Ann Smith
Frances Lowe
Lincoln
Neb
Baldwin Friends
Alfred Landon
Baker- Kansas Wesleyan
Baker
W. B. Fleming
Lotus Risser
John Green
William Green
Kan
W. A. Keve
Green
South Seventh’ Street
Margaret Wellporn
Mary Cragoe
Maxine Bell
Dorothy Olmstead
Frances Davison
Harriet Kirby
Beth Watkins
Martha Lou
Coral Jean Schmittendorf
Marguerite Huey
Celia Grace Lucas
Mary Summers
Juanita Summers
Jean Louise Clarridge
Cynthia Smith
Bonnie Jean Adriance
J. E.wilson
Paul Lackin
Eudora
Bert.Cooper
Gayle Gah
Samuel Byang
Staffo
Orlin Longwood
Ami
William Adriance
Knob Ridge
Baldwin and Nearby Folks Join Kansas City Events
Col and Mrs S B Shirk spent last weekend in Kansas City with the T A Nixon family. Dr Oscar E Allison pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist Church in Kansas City spent Wednesday evening in Baldwin with his daughter Dorothy Ann and son Hugh Vincent both Baker students. He had been in Ottawa for the Kansas City district meeting. Ray Baker leaves this week for Rochester Minnesota for Clinikos at Mayo Brothers Hospital. He is accompanied by his brother in law Joseph Atherton and Mrs Cecil Vaughn and son of Lyndon. Mr and Mrs Charles W Vaughn and son spent last weekend in Baldwin with his parents. Mr and Mrs Herman Brown will drive to Benedict Sunday to spend the winter with Mrs Brown's mother Ene Halliday. A number from Baldwin will attend the flew Kansas game in Lawrence as guests of T J Sweeney Sr. The womans auxiliary of the Lloyd Beaton Post of the American Legion served a chicken dinner at the Legion Hall on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ray Cunningham are parents of a daughter born October 18 named Joyce Opal. Evangeline chapter of the Eastern Star members drove to Lawrence Friday and were guests of the Lawrence chapter. George Marquardt worthy patron of Evangeline chapter was invited to act in that capacity. Baldwin Rotary Club officers reported on a Lawrence Rotary meeting where Willard Mayberry spoke. Baldwin Girl Scouts met in First Methodist church and sang Hail to the Scouts. Plans are being considered to raise money for uniforms. Earl Black county commissioner, visited Topeka with other commissioners to discuss county road maintenance and met Baldwin residents at the Baldwin State Bank about funds for local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Shirk
Kansas City
T.A. Nixon
Oscar E. Allison
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Kan
Baltwin
Dorothy- Ann
Hugh Vincent
Baker
Allison
Ottawa
Kansas ‘City
Ray
Rochester
Minn
Mayor Brothers Hospital
Joseph
Atherton
Umr
Cecil
Vaughn
Lyndon
Baldwin
Charles
Herman Brown
Benedict
Brown
Ene Halliday
Lawrence
T. J. Sweeney
Lloyd Beaton
Post
American Legion
Legion -Hall
Ray Cunningham
Joyce Opal
Evangeline Chapter
The
Eastern Star
George Marquardt
Baldwin Rotary Club
College Cafe
W. O. Gibbon
CE. Holcomb
Thomas A. Evans
Rotary
Willard Mayberry
Lan Othe Baldwin
Fae
J A. Pollock
Earl Black
Topexa
Thomas E. Burton
Topeka
Tonganoxie Social Roundup and Local Wins
Tonganoxie residents enjoyed a Saturday trip to Nortonville to view rock gardens while others visited McLouth to spend time with grandparents. Local clubs met at homes for bridge games with prizes awarded to Ruth Dillon, Myrtle Horne, and Hans Froenmuth. Community notices include a regional post meeting at the Myers hotel electing officers, a Soldiers' Home talk by Charles Parks, and multiple church and Legion events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Johnson
George Farrell
Nortonville
Frank
Henry Emerson
G. A. Emerson
McLouth
Emily Hazelton
Owl Bridge Club
Myrtle Horne
Ruth Dillon
Hans Froenmuth
la Trefle
Myrtle’ Horne
Helen Schuling
the Spoor
Harry Wendorff
Rs. Oliver
Maererg
Edward Unt
Perry Walters
H.F. Geib
H. F. Geib
Myers Hotel
Wilson Myers
Clyde Hunter
Lee Henry
George Johnson
James Farrell
Charley. Parks
Legionaire
M. E.church
State Bank Hall
Local Social Notes and Church Revival Schedule
Community members arranged a church meeting on Thanksgiving Day with transport provided. Several families and friends from Topeka Lawrence Leavenworth and nearby towns visited one another over the weekend including Crawford Deaton Coxen and others. The Methodist church revival begins with services at 7 30 pm led by Rev Fred Benson through two weeks and a three act mystery play titled The Other Ghost is set for Friday November 24 at the high school auditorium.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Russia
United States
Washington
Geneva
London
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Tokyo
Willam C. Bullitt
State Department
Valerian Ivanovitch’Mexhlauk
State Planning Commission
G. I. Sokolnikoff
Commissariat of Foreign Affairs
Maxim Litvinoff
Morgenthau
Treasury
William’ Bullett
Moscow G
Reconstruction Corporation
Agriculture Department
Fox
Litvnoff
Bullitt
Jesse Jones
RFC
Smith Brook- Niart
Litvinoff
Payer
Altho
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Xegro
L. McLeod
Leci
Richmond
Wall
St . M. E. Church
Std
New Fork Streets
Lux
Kansas Electric Powers Company
Dave Stirling
Estes Park
Colo
City
U. S
Justice Court
A.z.pollock
Administration
Federal ‘Deposit Guarantee Corporation
Administration Banking Board
State
Highway Commission
Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Federal Public Works Administration
Revenue Fund
Isaa
Landon
Foremer
Treasury Board
Roland Boynton
Will J!french
United Caboo Company
Young Women of Christian Church
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
J. S.schleifer
Harlington
Tex
Charles P. Hoar
Hoar
Clinton Kanaga
Clinton
William
N. T. Yeatch
Byron Bliss
Tn Town
A. B. Weaver
Barbara Lee Reed
Betty Anderson
Annabel Putney
Betty Ufford
Helen Moore
Hazel. Lynch
Colorado Springs
W. M. Lynch
Lillian Bassett
Holton
Cora K. Wolverton
Dorothy Wood
Frank Soule
St. Joseph
J. E. de Weese
Vermont Street
Phelps Cunningham
Cleveland
Cunningham
A. Gifford
James Searles
Ralph Tait
Elizabeth Davis
Wichita Falls
Pueblo
W. L. Rose
Rose
A. B. Davis
Louise Floyd
Sydney Palmer
E. D. Calswell
Abbas
Mozart
Aldemar ‘Geiteh
Laurel Everette’ Anderson
Ruth Crcutt
Harpstehord
Agramm Foo Westminster
D. M. Swarthout
CoHnor
Johnany
Allegro Waldemar Gelich
Conrad McGrew
Kari Euersteiner
Joy Underwood
J. H.bell
Baldwin News
Tonganoxie
Ro C. Keck
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Congregational Ladies Asso
Carpenter’s Cafe
Green Owl
United Cab
Ciation
Claud Decker
Noble Christensen
Leonard Deaton
Raymond Leach
Hoyt
James McCastin
Harold’ Cox
Colorado
Tyna, Mo
E. H. Cox
Anna Beil
Myrtle Goddard
Fred Moore
Gardner
George Lamb
Jessie Davis
Will Jones
William Kreig
Billy
Kansag_ City
Ralph Cain
the Methodist Church
Fred. Benson
Hazel Coxen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Billy Stephenson
Basehor
Fred Hern
Geraldine
Cox
Harold Cox
W. C. Phenicie
W. J. Stephenson
Izola Farrel Spen
Oliver Myers
Emma
Anna’ Myers
Leavenworth
Wes Bolen
Malcolm McNaughton
Evelyn Dudley
McNaughtons
H. C.rumsey
Oscar, Brown
Lenora
Gress
Knox
Oliver Alyers
Joan
Nevin
Hazel Huffman
Huffman
Glenn ‘Meek
L. Fe Young
Emporia
C. M. Williamson
Myrtle Home
John Bartlett
Betty Jean Younger
Marysville
Hans Frienmuth
M. ¥. Schilling
Grace
Helen
Mary Brukheisen
Weilsville
C. E. Hill
Georges Farrell
RED Crown
National Guard Armory
8Th and
N.H. Sts
Peoples State Bank
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Federal Home
Loan Bank
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