Winning teams list from eXow Know contest in Hays Kansas
The Journal-World in Lawrence ran a football guessing contest with first prize to Fred Borland of 833 Connecticut Street, who missed only three of 30 games and chose Oklahoma over Kansas. The event awarded four single tickets due to a tie and listed sponsors and contestants from area streets.
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Fred Borland
Connecticut Street
Journal-World
Lawrence
K. U. Athletic Artment
Kansas
Borland
Oklahoma
Cornell
Dartmouth
Princeton
Yale
Ourtney Grim
Louisiana Réet
Stone
Vermont
Missouri
Edwards
Massachusetts
Streat
J- Coy
Seventh Street
C_ J. Dodds
R. T. Day
W. O. Hamilton
al Green
W.R. Green
Ralphard
H. W. Keene
B. J. Haynes
Brober
F. W. Jaedicke
Fred Inedicke
Noble C. Lindstrom
Glenn Carlton
Frank M. Holliday
Ver Ton H. Smith
A. B. Weaver
Carl “Drake
B. G. Gustafson
A. B. Carsstérle
G. Carter
Paul Friend
Fritz Meyn
V. K. Bruner
Samuel Hurwitz
W. Hurwitz
Hovey J. Hanna
The Whole Towns King Play At Local High School
The Lawrence high school presents The Whole Towns King this Friday evening in the school auditorium at 7 15 o clock. The cast includes Robert Rohde Harry Simmons Robert Hunt Chester Binney Betty Raymond Simmons Jean Perry Ethel Virginia St Clair Letty Luthe Arne Hay Sadie Bloom Mildred Eling Lila Margaret Lewis Sally Otis Winifred Jameson Annie re Kettering taxi driver Alex Ichelt Donal Swift Ralph Allen for Shields Gwen Hunt Mrs Jackson Thel mia Oyler Nadine Briece Julia Banks house manager and Courise Peyton publicity manager.
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Awrence
Robert, Rohde
Harry Simmons
Robert’ Hunt
Chester Binney
Betty Raymond
Simmons
Jéan Perry
Ethel
Virginia St
Organization of the Douglas County Consumer's Council Formed
The Consumer's Council of the National Emergency Council was completed at a Friday Chamber of Commerce meeting. J Baumgartner chaired. Miss Thompson elected vice chairwoman and L E Eby secretary. A resolution barred consideration of complaints unless signed and submitted. The chairman may appoint sub-committees to investigate complaints and handle needed work.
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Douglas ‘County
Consumer's Council of the
National Emergency Council
Chamber of Commerce
J. Baumgartner
Iss
Lgetios Thompson
L. E
Fragmented Question Sheet and Notice of Marriages
The fragment lists geography and trivia questions then shows marriage licenses issued for Clarence Parkell and Alice Xtterson of Lawrence and Wal elsig Eudora and Lillian Earnest of Lawrence. A divorce filing by Maggie Lee William Lee cites cruel treatment and the death of Blue Gordon Mardy-Stdam.
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Clarence
Parkell
Alice Xtterson
Lawrence
Beltz
Walelsig
Eudora
Lillian ‘Earnest
Henry
Reifchneider
Sven
Istrict
Maggie Lee
William’ Lee
Miss Rose Izen Crowned Queen at Pittsburg Teachers College
Miss Rose Izen, an undergraduate at Kansas State Teachers College in Pittsburg, earned the queen title after her election. Her prize includes a trip to the World's Fair in Chicago.
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Rose Izen
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Chicago
Col Ruby D Garrett to Address Vet's Meeting
Col Ruby D Garrett, Kansas City attorney and veteran of both the Spanish American and World wars, will speak November 22 at the old city hall event for county veterans. Dinner at 7 will precede a program of music and entertainment. All area veterans, members of the Spanish American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the American Legion are invited.
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Ruby D. Garrett
Kansas City
Old City Hall
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Seas
Verne Smith
Frank E. Jones
Twenté
Clyde Bell
Colonel Garrett
Lawrence
South Park
NRA
Roosevelt
Garrett
Hodder Will Address Mayflower Descendants Dinner Talk
Prof F H Hodder of the University of Kansas will address the Kansas Society of Mayflower Descendants at the Jayhawk Hotel Topeka on the 314th anniversary of the Mayflower pact. A business meeting at 5 and a dinner at 6:30 precede Hodder's talk Pilgrims in History. Open to all Renegalogical society enthusiasts.
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F. H. Hodder
University of Kansas
Kansas Society of Mayflower Descendants
Jayhawk Hotel
Topeka
Hodder
Beta Theta Pi wins homecoming decoration contest title
Beta Theta Pi, with its artistic Welcome to grads and visitors, takes first prize in the homecoming decoration contest revived after years. Sigma Chi places second and Delta Sigma Lambda third as a committee led by Dean Werner, E R Elbel, and Lt Col Koenig selects the winners. The men's Pan-Hellenic Council promises a prize for Beta Theta Pi. sororities joined in front dressing but did not vie for prizes.
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Beta Theta Pi
Qld
Sigma
Chi
Delta Sigma- Lambda
Deanenry Werner
E. R. Elbel
W. G. Koenig
Pan-Hellenic Council
Betas
Kiwanis Endorses Street Sign Repair in Lawrence
The city commission heard Kiwanis support for repairing and repainting Lawrence street signs to aid visitors. Kiwanis committee member Prof. W. J. Baumgartner said many signs are missing or illegible and urged action. Mayor W. E. Spalding said the issue would be addressed.
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Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Streets
W. J. Baumgartner
Kiwanis ‘Club
W. E. Spalding
Kansas City area plans one day business conference
A one day conference on business conditions banking agriculture and developments such as the NRA AAA and FERA will be held November 22 at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City area by the Chambers of Commerce. Prominent speakers include Harper Sibley W F Gephart Henry L Harriman Jacob Lashly and S T Bledsoe. The program covers readjustments in agriculture national policy and railroad leadership with a luncheon and dinner meeting and a general discussion session. Officers expect many local businessmen to attend and invite others to join by notifying the Chamber of Commerce at 485.
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Kan
Chambers ‘of Commerce
Kansas City
Muehlebach
Will
NRA
AAA
FERA
Feder
Cal
Wha
Harper Sibley
Sibley Farms
Sibley
Ill
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence court awards Dee Griffith extra in oil suit
Miss Dee Griffith sister of Mrs. J R Dodson of 732 Kentucky street won a jury verdict in common pleas court for 5000 more than the 20000 sought against Standard Oil Co of Pennsylvania for injuries from a Philadelphia oil truck in July.
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Dee Griffith
J. R. Dodson
Kentucky Street
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Common Pleas
Comnaoe
Philadelphia
Teachers Hold Meeting at Centennial Schoolhouse
Southwest county teachers met Wednesday evening November 14 at Centennial schoolhouse with nine or more attendees. Program included songs, a world’s fair talk, a dance, and a discussion on school problems as part of a short business meeting and light entertainment. In Lawrence Fred C Verity and X M Kelly planned an inspection tour of Indian agencies including Potawatomi Sac and Fox Nations. Thousands of buyers and sellers meet daily through the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia
Penn
Irma
Burgert
Katherine
Brass
Beatrice
Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Everett ‘Simmons
Ernest
Prim
Herschel Hetpaul
Wayne McMasters
Sones
Warne McMasters
Cecil Firestone
Marion Fishburn
Etta Joe Button
Mary $Atherine
Ikenberry
Dorothy Simmons
Fred C. Verity
Indian Emergency Conservation War
QECW
Lawrence
X. M. Kelly
Haskell “Institute
Will Fon Tata Hing
Glician
Pottowatomie
Sac
Fox and Town
Kansas
Nebraska
Oilcloth Ponchos And Homecoming Football Gossip
A lively column notes the Nebraska Kansas game and the oilcloth ponchos sold for rain protection. It recounts a street vendor’s improvised poncho making and a campus incident of a faller, then teases a social rumor about Carlotta Lamer and Eh Rogers. The piece also critiques university party chaperone pay and hints at broader NRA implications.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Jayhawk
Edi
Cleaners Restore New Band Uniforms at Cost
University of Kansas band uniforms washed and pressed at cost after rain and mud at Homecoming. Eight members share ten uniforms each to restore pre game appearance.
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Lawrence’ Cleaning Association
University of Kansas
Kansas City Gun Theory Ties Slaying to Reed Case
Merle A. Gill, bailistician, suggested shotgun slug theory may link deaths at Union Station on June 17, 1934, to Quo-Reed of McAlester Oklahoma. Dr. O G Leitch questioned the idea, noting all five victims were shot with high powered guns. Justice agents offered no comment as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Merle A. Gill
Quo -Reed
McAlester
Okla
Union Station
Reed
Gill
Frank
Nash
Woting
Met
Department of Justice
Supreme Court Hears Gold Clause Case Consolidation
Washington AP says the Supreme Court consolidated four cases aimed at striking the gold clause abrogation in contracts seeking a final decision by January 8. James Crawford Biggs asked for swift action as Attorney General Cummings will argue the cases. The 1934 law set aside gold payments and the suits claim currency devaluation would reduce payments to about 59.06 percent, while the government argues welfare matters justify the measure. Cases involve Missouri Pacific reorganization, Norman of New York versus Baltimore and Ohio, and suits by John M. Perry and F Eugene Nartz of New York.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James Crawford Biggs
United States Solicitor’ General
Cummings
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Norman
New York
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
United States
John My. Perry
F. Eugene Nartz
Writ for attachment against Roosevelt Jr in Boston case
In Boston on November 19 AP reports a writ for attachment against Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the President and Harvard sophomore was obtained by counsel for Mrs Daniel P O Leary in federal court The suit seeks $25 000 arising from an April Jamaica Plain Boston auto accident attributed to the President's son The writ will be served by a deputy U S marshal for the plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Franklin D.roosevelt, Jr
Harvard University
Daniel P. O'Leary
Young Roosevelt
Arthur
Pr. Dignin
Jamaica Plain
Pamares
Clinton Belvoir Community News Day Plans and Local Notes
Next Sunday November 18 will be music day at the local Presbyterian church in the Loyal Crusade with hymn singing. Last Sunday featured Mrs Elmer Thurber and Celesta in song and a Missionary Society program led by Mrs Alderman Po with readings and prayers. Residents attended a Loyal Crusade meeting in Topeka Tuesday evening. Lawrence Osmond visits from the western state area. Clinton school held a vacation day for the Haskell celebration in Lawrence and a park basket lunch followed by a tour of K U art museum. A work day reshingled the manse and painted the church while women quilted the Friendship quilt. Mr and Mrs Cletus Lehman and son Junior visited the Murphy home. Allen Hout shows improvement. The second month of school closed with 26 in average daily attendance and twenty with perfect attendance. Nadine Hart William Tarpey and Virginia Hadl had perfect spelling. New parents Mr and Mrs Demeritt welcome a daughter born November 12 at Memorial hospital. previously lived at Belvoir. Camp Schroeder hosted a Saturday night gathering at Nemic home with best wishes for the couple.
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Loyal Crusade
Elmer Thurber
Celesta
The
Missionary Society
Alderman Po
Walter Harrell
Emma‘Anderson
Kennison
Chas. Kampschroeder
Eva Kuhns
A. J. Hall
India
Arid
Hall
Alice Wond
Clinton School
Opal Shaw
Haskall
Lawrence
Art Museum
K. U
South Park
Miss Shaw
Meek
Myrtle Tarpey
Wanita Nemic
Harry
Presbyterian Church
Cletus Lehman and
Markey
M. J. Murphy
Allen Hout
Bert McIntyre
Clinton
Nadine Hart
William Tarpey
Virginia Hadl
Leslié Demeritt
Model
Memorial Hospital
Deméritt
Belvoir
Thomas Kampschroeder
Henry Damm
Frank Selch
Stull
Louis Svoboda
Wilson
Rosemary Glenn
Jack Henry
Qma Bishop
James Brass
Douglas County
Lone Star
J Hill
G. MM. Bahnmaier
Beverly
H. F. Fulton
Bahnmaier
R. O. Slavens
Ottawa
Jumes Anderson
Frederick
Paul Glenn
Big Springs
George Chiles
Vernon and
Duane
Winter Community
Glenn Suniay
Juanita Chiles
Cecil Welcher
Gladys
Billy Butler
William Tr
Topeka
Will. Moore
Frank Moore
LS. Svoboda
J. J. Svolo Tamily
Svoboda
J. J. Svoboda
St. Francis Hospital
Glenn
Frank McClellan
McClellan
Walter Brown
Henry
Oneta Glenn
Dorothy Sanford
Joel French
Cree
Big, Springs
Thomas Bahnmaier
Hite
Cyril Bahnmaier
Hershel Ulrich
Will "Vaughn
Donald
Loran Williams
Raven
Farmer's Union Hall
Baldwin
Hopewell Country Club
Fred Purvis
Roy. Merchant
Snyder
Lewis Tucker
Hall of Fame
Russel Greer
Kansas
Jimmy
Harmon
Merchant
Ben Hammond
L. C. Baker
A. M.reser
Philip Williams
Robert Heast
Churchbaugh
Charlie Kirchner
Reece
Swimley
Charles
Claude “Johnson
George Summers
Brazil
Ard
J E. Brazil
F. L. ‘Churchbaugh
Frank Johnson
Claude
Haskell
F. E. Churchbaugh
J. E. Brazil
Eudora
Will Godell
Loren Williams
Dan Shotwell
Colorado
Lawrence High School
Helen Brown
Francis Brown
Sophie Damm
Helen
Irene Brown
Wright
Bertchinger
Wilna Ruth
Harold Bertschinger
Pauline Simon
Irene Swecker
Glenn Cree
Elsie Kellorg
Ruby Mae Webber
Evelyn
Anthony Ice
Willis
Edna ‘Mae_Horton
Helen Wymer
Ray
Charles Scott
Will. Brown
Irene
Ernest
Francis
Elsie Kellogg
Ben Kellogg
Greenwood Valleys
Stella Stiene
Osawatomie
J. H. Dean
Jake Brubaker
Oliver Headley
Henry'Damm
Mae Jean
J. N. Watts
Fred Tullis
Tullis
George F. Bahnmaier
J. J.svoboda
Svoboila
Washington Relief Waste Sparks Senate Critique
The relief administration faces charges of waste with 11.6 percent of August relief outlays going to administration costs. Officials cite July 11.3 percent and May June 10.8 percent as typical, noting drought relief work raises admin costs. FERA spokesmen say under 14 percent is good admin. Hopkins said Borah has yet to prove specific waste cases. Borah plans a radio address on relief.
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Washington
Relief Administration
Borah
Tda
Jane
FERA
Idaho
Harry L. Hopkins
Nso
Memorial Hospital Notes and Local Births and Health Updates
Memorial Hospital notes report Helen Louise Thomas of Baldwin underwent an emergency operation last night with satisfactory condition. Mrs. W. R. Sanders and others underwent major procedures. Saef and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Springer welcome a newborn son. Mrs. John Canavan reports progress after an emergency operation. Mrs. G. G. McBroom announces the birth of a son. Gen. Wilder Metcalf’s condition remains the same. Harry Strang and wife announce daughter Wanda Mae born Friday. Also noted is a Democratic campaign anecdote from Frank Hall about printing E R Marlin’s name on toothpicks for voters. EO. Balen travels from Chicago to Abilene to broadcast on KFLI.
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Helen Louise Thomas
Baldwin
W. R. Sanders
Saef
G. G. McBroom
Route One
Tonagnoxie
Wilder
Metcalf
Harry Strang
Eudora
Wanda Mae
Local residents share social visits and get well wishes
Mr and Mrs G M Bahnmaier and daughter Beverly spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs H F Fulton and daughter Arlette V Bryan of Lawrence did business in the community Tuesday. Friends report Mrs Kate Hogue of Lecompton recovering well after a serious operation in Topeka.
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Bahnmaier
Beverly
H. F.fulton
Arlette
V.bryan
Lawrence
Kate Hogue
Lecompton
Topeka
High Prairie Community Notices and Local Socials Summary
High Prairie and Hopewell entries note hosting and officer installation at the Farmer’s Union Hall and Purvis home. Local residents plan yearbook committee, attend Armistice day events, and travel to Topeka and Lawrence. Several families attend jubilees, dinners, and holidays. Lawrence high students enjoy a short vacation.
Sunday School Event and Local Social Notes in Glenn
Miss Helen Brown and Francis Brown hosted a Sunday school class at the Glenn home with Sophie Damm teaching. Attendees included the Brown family, scrupulous neighbors, P T A members, and guests from Osawatomie and Topeka. Damm and Kellogg households were prominent social connectors in the week’s Glenn vicinity society.
Lecompton High Glee Club Leads Holiday Program
After a school meeting a program featured songs by Lecompton High Glee Club, with talks by James Brass and Riley Goff. Students Pegey Brooks and Ednar Simmon, among others, participated. a contest and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for December 21. Local social notes mention residents visiting relatives in Julesburg Colorado and weekend gatherings with the Dark and Kellene families.
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Boys Glee Club
Lecompton High
James Brass
Riley Goff
Emmett Duncan
Cornet
Das Henrys
Harmoniea
Mr. Abele
Pegey- Brooks
Marie’ Leprist
Ednar Sim
Mone
Johnnie Kellogg
Harley
Dark
Savanah, Mahent
Cand
Billy
Lutz
Gerald
Mary” Ann
Ben Kellene
Charles. Wells
Oliver
Patrick
Julesburg
Colo
Tynton McCall
Madalyn McClanahan
G. Dark
Sammy ‘Dark
Clayton
Mary “Dark
Elton “Dark
Gerald Holloway
Geraldine
Lyna
Holloway
McLouth
Retry
Elsie Kelloge
Helen Brown
Roy Armstrong
Fall Leaf Happy Hour Club Members Attend Parade
The Fall Leaf club met on a Thursday in March with Mrs. Arch Duke and Mrs. John Bower of Weaver among attendees. Several local families visited relatives in Topeka and Lawrence while Miss Lewis and pupils enjoyed a Lawrence parade. Occasional callers included Miss Lulu Lewis and Kathry Reety, with Mrs. Carrie Eder hosting Joe Eder and others.
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Happy Hour Club
Arch 3Duke
John Bower
Weaver
A. 5. Reed
Kansas
Frank Witt
Frank Mignot
Jo Anne
Barbara
Topeka
Eudora
Glat
Chicago
Frei Reetz
Lewis
Lawrence
Charles Eberwein
Av Steinbring
Otto Vitt
Jim Pritchard
Will Reetz
Carrie Eder
Joe Eder
South
Hudorg
Charles Vitt
Lulu Lewis
Kathry
Lily Reety
Jon
Frank Bryant
Verne Kasberger
Cystex and Potent Tonic Promised for Kidney Woes
An advertisement claims kidney cleansing cures acids and wastes from the body, touting products like Cystex and Shea-tex as the solution. It asserts benefits including relief from nervousness, acidity, neuralgia, and lumbago, urging readers to buy and use the prescription-formula drugs.
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