Five Are Killed on Kansas Roads This Weekend
The Associated Press reports five deaths in Kansas highway crashes over the weekend due to wintry, icy roads. A two car collision near Emporia killed Mrs. George A. Munden and injured four Dodge City youths. A Santa Fe crossing near Kinsley killed Mrs. Sam Gilmore and Mrs. Fred Ewing, with four others injured. A Seneca accident killed Donald Roeder and injured Lavon Usher and James Rekert. Mrs Fleming drowned after her car went through a guard rail in Salina, with a bystander failing to save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Emporia
George A. Munden
Kansas City
Dodge City
Munden
Betty Denious
Helene Marie Zimmerman
Rodney Young
Sam Schenkel
Denious
J. C. Denious
Rozel
Arizona
Donald Roeder
Seneca
Lavon Usher
James Rekert
Axtell
Salina
George W. Fleming
Smoky Hill
Walnut Street
Front Street
Elden Aldridge
Fleming
Lawrence Junior Red Cross Near Full Membership Goal
The Lawrence Junior Red Cross at Lawrenc 2 Junior High reports near one hundred percent membership. Friday collections totaled $8.70 from twenty four homerooms encouraging each child to give a penny and join. Officers listed include Barbara Richard as president and Doris Baysinger as vice president along with secretary La Vesta Rule treasurer Blossom Temple and others. Sponsor Miss Dorothea Weingartner and additional enrollees Pinckney and McAllaster have reached full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Junior Red Cross
Lawrenc 2
Barbara Richard
Doris Baysinger
Aleta Jones
la Vesta Rule
Blossom Temple
Armilda Beebe
Rollie Beebe
Betty Ann Frost
Bonnie Gimbler
Jerry Goodfellow
Billy Jack Green
Emil Guntért
Ramona Hayden
Dorothy Miller
Jean Trosper
Jack Tusker
Margie Bell
Birthday salute for Chanute centenarian Paul McKaska
Paul McKaska, who turned 102, celebrated with family at his son George’s farm home. Gifts included a two pound can of chewing tobacco and many ecards from strangers, as 18 guests attended a Thanksgiving dinner. His three living children joined him while a hi five game crowned the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Paul McKaska
George
McKaska
Judge Thiele to Lansing in habeas corpus case
Justice Walter G. Thiele of the state supreme court will travel to Lansing to hear evidence in a habeas corpus action filed by Virdo Jones who is serving 5 to 10 years for burglary in Geary county. Jones contends he was denied counsel at his trial where he pleaded guilty to a heroin count at a city grocery store on December 17, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Walter G. Thiele
State Supreme Court
Lansing
Virdo Jones
Geary County
Jones
City Grocery Store
U S Consulate in Saigon Bombed. No Injuries Reported
The state department said the United States consulate at Saigon was wrecked by a bomb last night. Consul Sidney H. Browne, Vice Consul Kingsley W. Hamilton, and clerk Miss Carolyn C. Jacobs were present but unharmed. The attack prompted no staff injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Saigon
Indo-China
Department
Sidney H. Browne
Kingsley W. Hamilton
Carolyn C. Jacobs
Father Son Banquet Marks FFA Chapter Anniversary
The Jayhawk chapter of Future Farmers of America hosts a father and son banquet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Liberty Memorial high school cafeteria. Ten years of activity are celebrated with former officers as guests. Dr M Miller Topeka estate director of vocational education will be principal speaker. Edwin Longanecker presides with Earl Mitchell giving the invocation. Billy Daggett speaks on Our Chapter's Tenth Birthday. Leslie Demeritt Richard Heine Ludwig Heine and Franklin Bidinger offer musical numbers and Robert Laptad sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Farmers of America
Liberty Memorial High School
F.A
M. Miller
Topeka
Edwin Longanecker
Earl Mitchell
Billy Daggett
Leslie Demeritt
Richard Heine
Ludwig Heine
Franklin Bidinger
Robert Laptad
Survivors Reach U S Army Base After Reuben James Sinking
Survivors of the destroyer Reuben James arrived at a South Brooklyn army base aboard a U S naval transport. Navy officials said more than 40 crew members survived the torpedo attack west of Iceland on October 30 with 101 men lost and 45 saved, eight of whom were wounded. Wounded were sent to Brooklyn naval hospital while others moved to the army receiving base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Naval
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Army
Iceland
Daughters of Carl V. Rice Can Conduct Business
Miss Ruth Isabelle Rice and her sister Miss Carlene Virginia Rice were granted majority rights in Wyandotte County District Court to conduct business as if 21 or older. Their father Carl V. Rice plans to provide substantial gifts and consented to avoid guardianship. Ruth Rice currently manages a printing shop in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Isabelle Rice
K. U
Carlene Virginia Rice
Russell C. Hardy
Wyancone County
Carl V. Rice
K. A
Miss Ruth Rice
Kansas City
Lieut Lyle Armel Visits During 10 Day Leave
Lieut Lyle O. Armel of the U S Naval Reserve former assistant secretary of the K U Endowment association arrived Saturday afternoon to spend a 10 day leave with his family. His home port is San Francisco and he has been aboard the U S S St Mihiel transporting troops and covering the eastern Pacific. He serves as gunnery and morals officer aboard the transport. His return home was delayed 17 hours due to a train running ahead between Wells Nevada and Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle O. Armel
U.S. Naval Reserve
K.U. Endowment Association
Armel
San Francisco
U.S.S. St. Mihiel
Pacific
Wells
Nev
Ogden
Stassen Predicts Lindbergh Senate Bid in Minnesota
Governor Harold Stassen, visiting New Orleans for a governors defense conference, predicted Col. Charles A. Lindbergh would run for the Minnesota United States Senate. Stassen added Joe Ball of the St. Paul Dispatch would likely defeat Lindbergh in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
New Orleans
UPI
Harold Stassen
Governors
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States Senate
Minnesota
Oae
Stassen
Joe Ball
St. Paul Dispatch
Senate
Line to Saigon Cut London Nov.24
The Rome radio announced that communications between Saigon French Indo China and France had been interrupted, according to the Exchange Telegraph News Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
London
Exchange Telegraph
Rome Radio
Indo-China
France
Jayhawk Nursery sale nets $25 with $6.25 expenses
Lawrence report notes Jayhawk Nursery tag sale grossing $25 while expenses reach $6.25. City schools begin vacation Wednesday after 4 PM with return Monday morning. Ensign Max Replogle, former K U football player, visits his brother Coach Bill Replogle on 15 day leave from the U S Navy in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Postman
Max Replogle
K. U
Bill Replogle
U.S. Naval Service
Miami
Fla
Fritzel Tracks Idaho Hunt Then Prepares for Kansas Quail
Art Fritzel just returned from a two month Idaho hunting trip reporting two buck deer of over 180 pounds each near Challis. The party also took 350 pound elk cow in Lolo National Forest and bagged 30 pheasants along with ducks. They fished Salmon River for rainbow trout totaling 62 pounds at Williams Lake. He noted flights of northern birds and possible more Canadian ducks before season end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Fritzel
Idaho
Kansas
Fritzel
Challis
Ida
Middleford River
Merle Drake
Custer County
Lolo National Forest
Drake
Lawrence
Salmon
Williams Lake
Salmon River
Charles Montgomery, Jr
California
Arthur Reed
Ventura
Calif
Fritzels
Montgomery
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Gus Morehouse
Charles
Josephine Wissler
Harry Frazee
Two Wrecks Reported By Police Saturday Afternoon
Police report two separate crashes Friday afternoon involve Kansas City residents. Detective Joe Schick drove Callahan’s car into Stanley Nelson at Vermont and Seventeenth streets at 12 20 o’clock. A second collision at Twelfth and Kentucky streets damaged cars driven by Mrs. C D Stough and Hal Overby at 3 30 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schick
Kansas City
Kan
Frank Callahan
City Court
Callahan
Schick
Vermont Street
Stanley Nelson
Sixteenth Street
Nelson
Seventeenth
C. D. Stough
Hal Overby
DeSoto
Twelfth
Kentucky Street
Hull Calls Allies to Meeting at State Department
Secretary Hull summoned representatives of Great Britain China the Netherlands and Australia to the State Department at 4 p m today. It was not disclosed if this would be followed by talks with Saburo Kurusu and Kichisaburo Nomura to continue Far East discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Great Britain
China
Netherlands
Australia
State Department
Saburo Kurusu
Kichisaburo Nomura
Mu Phi Epsilon Vespers at Kansas University
Mu Phi Epsilon Xi chapter held its annual vespers in Hoch auditorium at the University of Kansas yesterday afternoon. A large audience enjoyed a program featuring new members of the sorority with notable musical talent. Participants included Helen Cronemeyer Leora Adams Margaret Dunn Virginia Gesell Dorothy Mae Nelson Winifred Hill Betty Buchanan Wilma Medlin Margaret Fultz Helen Meyer Thelma Raymond Jean Scott Mary Elizabeth Evans Ushers were Juanita Austin Eileen Martin Olga Carl Anna Carl and June Cochren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Honorary
Hoch
University of Kansas
Helen Cronemeyer
Leora Adams
Margaret Dunn
Virginia Gesell
Dorothy Mae Nelson
Winifred Hill
Betty Buchanan
Wilma Medlin
Margaret Fultz
Helen Meyer
Thelma Raymond
Jean Scott
Mary Elizabeth Evans
Juanita Austin
Eileen Martin
Olga Carl
Anna Carl
June Cochren
Odd Fellow Elections Tonight for Lodge No. 4
Odd Fellows lodge No. 4 to elect successors to Floyd White as Noble Grand and Walter Lemon as Vice Grand at the November meeting. Terms expire January 6 1942 with installation. Trustees C B Rumsey and F H Penner up for succession. Immediate Relief association officers N E Faringer I C Stevenson F H Penner J G McElhinny to be announced. Christmas gift idea subscriptions to Journal World via phone 22.
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Odd Fellow
Odd Fellows Lodge
No. 4
Floyd
White
Noble
Walter Lemon
C. B. Rumsey
F. H. Penner
Immediate Relief Association
N. E. Faringer
I. C. Stevenson
J. G. McElhinny
Kansans to Attend National 4-H Congress in November
About fifty Kansas 4-H club champions will travel to the national congress in late November and early December to compete with state winners for honors. Kansas honorees include Helen Hardy, Eugene King, Richard Winger, Erma Scott, Dorcas Wilson, Alice Rogers, Donald Ramsour, Billy Pittman, Wendell Johnson, Lida Mae Wood, Donna McConnell, Bill Vogel, Dale Watson, Dorothy Johnson, and Chariman Gish, among others. A group of 31 will travel as guests of the Rock Island and Santa Fe railroads for outstanding club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
M. H. Coe
Helen Hardy
Cowley County
Borysiat Ford County
Eugene King
Marine Cheney
Richard Winger
Crawford County
Erma Scott
Morris County
Dorcag Wilson
Jewell County
Alice Rogers
Geary County
Donald Ramsour
Billy Pittman
Wendell Johnson
Saline County
Lida Mae Wood
Donna McConnell
Junior Carnahan
Bill Vogel
Labette County
Dale Watson
Dorothy Johnson
Sed
Germans Shoot 2,000 Hostages in Yugoslav Towns
Nemichilo Mincic foreign minister of the Yuchiav government said today that Germans had shot 2,000 hostages in four Yugoslav towns. He did not identify additional sites of the executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nemichilo Mincic
Yuchiav
Six Lawrence youths pay for Ottawa Uni goal posts
Six Lawrence youths agreed to pay 8.50 to Ottawa University for the football field goal posts taken after Friday’s Ottawa-Lawrence game. Apprehended by Ottawa police with a section of the posts, they claimed it was retaliation for a tire slash on their car. Suspects named Don Siroky, Junior Handley, Joé Newman, Joe Kennedy, David Farrier and Felix Arnold appeared in police court Saturday to reimburse the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Don Siroky
Junior Handley
Joé Newman
Joe Kennedy
David Farrier
Felix Arnold
Personal notices of Dr. Allison Topeka move and Muskogee visitor
Dr. Oscar E. Allison left for Nashville to preside at a Methodist church board of education session. Lauraine Clark resigned as city health department secretary and took a job in Kansas state employment office at Topeka. William Ege of Muskogee and his daughter visited Lawrence to handle business and visited relatives, returning home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Allison
Nashville
Tenn
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Lauraine Clark
City Health Department
Topeka
Kansas State Employment Office
William Ege
Muskogee
Okla
Vaughn
Lawrence
University Library
J. M. Nevile
Howard E. Koelb
Ege
First Baptist Church
Pickens and Vicinity Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs John Wickey and Mrs Beulah Hawkins visited. Georgie spent Sunday with the Wickeys of Jarbalo and with the Thistlethwaites. The Schuberts hosted a card club supper with all members present and various locals visited in Leavenworth Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Wickey
Beulah Hawkins
Georgie
Walter Wickey
Jarbalo
Robert Scott
Kansas City
David Thistlethwaite
Theo. Stoneking
Clarence Ross
Tom Davenport
Fall Leaf
Roy Davenport
Lawrence
Mattie Toyne
Carl
Wesley Rattles
Chris Schubert
Card Club
Ralph Dunlap
Phinney
Leavenworth
Topeka
Bruce Gress
William Anderson
Linwood
James Toyne
Jimmie
Thanksgiving Program At Pickens School Draws Wide Attendance
A community program at Pickens School last Friday evening drew many from Tonganoxie and nearby towns. Edna Jones and Jean Young performed trumpet duets, with dances, recitations, and a Stephen Foster minstrel finale. The event raised over $50 for the social fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxié
Casteel
Edna ‘Jones
Jean Young
Tonganoxie
Leonard Anderson
Buddy
Edna
Jean
Harold Hubbard
Gary
Kansas’ City
T. E. Hubbard
Dorothy
Roy
Bill Foley
Mary Foley
Tom Foley
Austin Tompson
Kansas City
Pickens School
J. F. Clawson
Lawrence
Arden Clawson
Fred Cowles
Freda
Albert Hadl
Eudora
Ernest Cowles
D. F
Willard Hubbard
Hubbard
Kathleen Hall
Pleasant Valley
Tom
Mattie Toyne
Carl
H. L. Bryan
Laura Anderson
Rachel Hoopes
Ottawa
Joan Dunlap
Buddy Jones
Betty
Barbara Henak
Edna Henik
Stephen Foster
Katie Henik
Edna Jones
Chris Schubert
Socia
Valley Grove Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Local families host visitors from Lawrence Overland Park and Ottawa. Teachers attend Topeka meeting. Red Cross drives in Sunnyside and Valley Grove. Club meetings include So and So group at Mrs Weibel’s. Christmas plans Loom. Community programs feature piano concert at K U and box social at Knowledge Hill. Jefferson county Youth pre examination and Farm Bureau Achievement Day with canning contest and cookie drive to Camp Funston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Stewart
Here
Planz
Lorraine Stewart
Hodges,Sr
Lawrence
Jo Nichols
Honolulu
Ira Ward
Nichols
Edna Plant
Marcel Rolin
Max
H. W. Love
Elizabeth Love
Overland Park
Langdon
Kansas City
Love
Charles Stewart
Topeka
Laura Zook
Wellman School
Barbara Zook
Chester
Lucille Langdon
Eugenia Smith
O'Neil
Miss Smith
Omaha
Moran
Ray Moorman
Virgil Groves
C. M. Stewart
C. A. Petrie
H. G. Borst
McLouth
Red Cross
Sunnyside
Valley Grove
Holladay
Tom Holladay
Verna May
Goodman
Bill Holladay
Mary’ Beard
Chariies Smith
Grantville
Lloyd Weibel
Daniels
Midland
Baumgart
W. C. Thiry
Weibel
Thiry
Ida May Baumgart
Leo Ousdahl
Elmer Ousdahl
Wilfred Ousdahl
Watkins
Tonganoxie
Hazel Welliver
Del
Alec Templeton
K.U
W.C. Thiry
Arlo
Elbert Wax
Charles
Knowledge Hill
Ada and
Franklin Groves
Wellman
Chapman
Donald Chapman
Buelah Hall
Viola Hall
Arthur Ousdahl
Flory
E. E B. Ferguson
Jefferson County
Camp Funston
Fort Riley
Ivan Pippert
Christian Endeavor
Leo Smith
Fred Ousdahl
Orin Smith
Alberta Garner
Veoa Ousdahl
Walter Dunbar
Charles Hayes
Buena Petrie
Shirley Stewart
Pyne
Local Social Roundup in Hopewell and Prairie City
Raymond Williams visited Kansas City Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Ray Reynolds attended the Prairie City play at the Prairie City schoolhouse Friday evening. Helen Thomas spent Saturday afternoon in Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Irvin Greer attended the Baker Ottawa football game in Ottawa Friday evening. Mrs B L Taul accompanied Mr and Mrs Alvin Heinen to Kansas City Sunday and visited Mr and Mrs A N Taul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Williams
Kansas City
Ray Reynolds
Prairie City
Helen Thomas
Ottawa
Irvin Greer
Baker-Ottawa
B. L. Taul
Alvin Heinen
A. In. Taul
Missouri Raiders Leave Booty and Stage Challenges for Next KU Play
Missouri fans invaded Lawrence leaving coats and bright yellow Tiger Claw jackets behind at Memorial Union. The university’s Fraser theater project for Thunder Rock features an ambitious lighthouse interior exterior set with a 40 step circular staircase, requiring complex engineering and new materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lawrence
Quantrill
Raiders
Memorial Union Building
Tiger
Tiger Claw
Jayhawkers
Missouri Squad
Don Dixon
Fraser Theater
Mr. Dixon
Dixon
Allen Crafton
Dixon and Crew Give Them a Good Workout First
Dixon and his stage crew provide a strong workout as part of the prep. Alumni secretary Fred Ellsworth confirms Mary Pickford's dress from the first KU roundup is stored in the Spooner-Thayer museum and will be boxed for future access. Hallie Harris recalls the Missouri Kansas game day weather, noting a 1923 storm was worse with fans standing the entire match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Mary Pickford
K.U
Fred Ellsworth
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Hallie Harris
Harris
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Julia Ann Wilbur
Mrs Julia Ann Wilbur aged 73 of 1208 New York Street died Saturday morning Funeral services will be held from Funk's chapel Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev Alfred P Smith will officiate Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery She is survived by daughter Mrs Howard F Longanecker of Lawrence three sons Dr Clifford Wilbur of Polo Ira Wilbur of Los Angeles and Walter Wilbur of Williams town Kans Her husband Samuel Wilbur died in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Wilbur
New York Street
Funk
Alfred P. Smith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wilbur
Howard F. Longanecker
Lawrence
Clifford Wilbur
Polo, Mo
Ira Wilbur
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter Wilbur
Williamstown
Kan
Samuel Churchbaugh Dies at 80 in Baldwin Area
Samuel Churchbaugh age 80 died yesterday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Ray Vaughn's home in rural Baldwin. Funeral from Willow Springs church Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev Dan Flory officiating. Burial in Modesto California. Survived by son Ezra of near Baldwin, daughters Mrs Vaughn and Mrs George Warner of Modesto, Calif., and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Churchbaugh
Ray Vaughn
Baldwin
Willow Springs
Dan Flory
Burail
Modesto
Calif
Churchbaugh
Ezra Churchbaugh
Vaughn
George Warner
Mrs Mable Oliver Dies at 59 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mable Oliver aged 59 of 419 Mississippi Street died yesterday morning in Lawrence Memorial hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from Rumsey funeral home with Rev H G Barr officiating. Burial is set for Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by two sisters Mrs H B Crossgrove of Lawrence and Mrs Ted Carpenter of Los Angeles and a brother Alvin Strickler of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Oliver
Mississippi Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
H. G. Barr
Oak Hill Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Fred Logan
We thank friends and co workers for kindness after the death of our father Fred Logan. Gratitude for flowers letters telegrams and cards from Mrs Laura Logan Mr and Mrs David Logan Luella Patterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Logan
Laura Logan
David Logan
Luella Patterson
Sori
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Associated Press
Thiele
U. S
French Indo-China
Journal-World
U.s.defense
James R. Young
International News Service
F.F.A
Reuben James
U.S
Lieut. Armel
Navy
Allies
Mu Phi Epsilon Vespers
Pickens and Vicinity
Hopewell
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
Missouri “Raiders
Westinghouse Nerriger R
Olson Bros
Moonen
Palace Clothing Company
Massachusetts Street
Filches
Agen
Masa
Bullock
Pickens Machine Works
Bankers Securities Co., Inc
Mass
Funks Mortuary Ambulance Service
Cual
Mackie-Clemens Fuel CO
Krum Coal Co
Reedy Lbr. and Coal Co
Orley M. Smith Coal Co
University Coal Co
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Snider Coal Co
Port Office
N. H. St
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