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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1936

Page

2

Fascist siege of Madrid dominates wartime dispatch

Madrid details a morning battle as fascist shock troops, surrounded by government forces in the hospital Clinico in University City, attempt to break the siege. An international brigade and government planes exchange fire while refugees move to safety. reports mention German espionage at Cartagena and a broad political shift toward regional autonomy in Valencia and Catalonia.

Madrid Clinico University City Europe United States Cartagena Miguel de Cervantes Valencia Claridad Josef Miaja Clinica Government Defense Council Franco Spain Diplou Italy Germany Francisco Largo Caballero

Newlywed cooks dinner aided by former professor

A Kansas University professor's wife endured shaky early meals but found relief when a bachelor-turned-chef agreed to cook a special dinner at the couple's home. The dining trio included the guest senior department member and the relieved newlyweds amid campus holiday notes and notices.

K. U Professor

Hobbies as values in life and the social security plan

A radio talk by Dr. R A Schwegler of the University of Kansas argues hobbies vary in value by their ability to develop latent capacities and social contacts. He warns some hobbies like alcohol use are deleterious while others expand behavior and self expression. Washington reports on social security offices and pension tax reforms, including Wichita’s planned regional office and debates over reserve funds and health insurance feasibility.

R. A. Schwegler University of Kansas School of Education Washington Social Security Board Wichita Kan Internal Revenue Districts John G. Winant Federal Reserve System the American Bankers Assecton

Mitchell Wins Damages In Land Suit Verdict

jurors awarded James Mitchell 500 dollars in a suit against Andrew J. Martin and May Martin over a land purchase in Addition 9 of North Lawrence alleging flood misrepresentation. The case closed the November term after a 9 am to 4:10 pm trial session. Separately, Judge Hugh Means granted divorces for Margie Halloway, Doris Justice Jr., and Gladys Nelson with six months finalization.

James Mitchell J. Martin May Martin Mitchell North Lawrence Martin Hugh Means Margie Halloway Fred B. Halloway Doris Justice, Jr Frank Justice, Jr Gladys Nelson Frank Nelson Mrs. Nelson

Banquet Draws Jayhawk FFA Members and Leaders

More than 100 attend the Father and Son banquet of the Jayhawk chapter of Futura Farmers of America at Liberty Memorial High School cafeteria. W. A. Cochel editor of the Weekly Kansas City Star spoke as principal. Vernon Flory presided, Neal M. Wherry welcomed fathers, and Charles Spray spoke on behalf of fathers. F. H. Servitus presented a trophy for the chapter’s top FFA baby beeves exhibit at the American Royal show this fall.

Jayhawk Futura Farmers of America Liberty Memorial High School W. A. Cochel Kansas City Star Vernon Flory Neal M. Wherry Charles Spray F. H. Servitus Kansas

Obergs to Move Into New Massachusetts Street Home

Mr and Mrs Frank W Oberg who bought the house completed by Miss Signe Stubeck at 2232 Massachusetts street expect to move this week. Architect J F Stubeck designed the decorative finish. The Obrgs, parents of Mrs Walter Sandelius, moved from Moscow Idaho last September and have been living with Professor and Mrs Sandelius at 2325 Massachusetts street pending completion.

Frank W. Oberg Signe Stu‘beck Massachusetts Street J. F. Stubeck Oberg Walter Sandelius Moscow Idaho Sandelius

Memorial Hospital Notes And Local Health Updates

Doris Pasewark of 1926 Barker Avenue underwent a tonsillectomy yesterday. Mrs Bert Harmon of Tonganoxie entered the hospital for medical treatment. Miss Clara Gillham is improving from illness. Miss Laura Alice Holliday has returned from a visit with her grandmother in Kahoka Missouri. Adv includes an ad for insurance and a dentist contact.

Doris Pasewark Barker Avenue Bert Harmon Tonganoxie Clara Gillham Laura Alice Holliday R. S. Holliday Kahoka, Mo

Purcell House Loosely Built in 1806 Adama County Ohio

Heard in Lawrence S M Purcell. house built in 1806 owned by grandfather George W Purcell in Adama county Ohio, 82 miles southeast of Cincinnati. It is log built with four rooms and a kitchen. An aunt who lived to 99 was born and died in the same room. Rex Kendall of Patee theater says eight employees will get Thanksgiving turkeys after Employes Week. Patee won for profit above quota. A group attending Kansas Missouri game in Columbia includes Dick War staff Karl Klooz Fred Ellsworth Bex Wright and Laurence Wood-

S. M. Purcell The Journal-World Office & Picture George W. Purcell Adama Ohio Cincinnati Rex Kendall Patee Theater Commonwealth Theater Group Patee Columbia Dick Warstaff Karl Klooz Fred Ellsworth Bex Wright Laurence Wood

Thanksgiving Service at Trinity Lutheran Church

Thanksgiving day service at 9 30 tomorrow morning at Trinity Lutheran Church presided by the Rev Charles A Puls with a Ministerial Alliance program including organ prelude Mildred Reuter invocation Rev A J Miller hymn reading President proclamation Rev Sati Slaughter scripture Rev Clarence Thomas prayer Rev C J Knox special music Trinity junior choir five minute Thanksgiving messages Supt C E Bireh Dr H L Chambers L H Houston and Dean Paul B Larsen hymn doxology and benediction by Rev R E Swim

Union Trinity Lutheran Church Charles A. Puls Ministerial Alliance Mildred Reuter A. J. Miller Clarence Thomas C. J. Knox Trinity Junior Choir C. E. Bireh H. L. Chambers L. H. Houston Paul B. Lanson R. E. Swim

Deaths and Funerals William F Howe 68

William F Howe aged 68 died at his home on 788 Maine street. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM from Rumney Brothers funeral home with burial in Clinton cemetery. Survived by wife Luetta, two daughters Mrs Alberta May of Kansas City and Miss Rachel Howe, four sons Charles Frank Roas and James, all of the home, and three grandchildren.

William F. Howe Maine Street Rumney Brothers Funeral Home Clinton Cemetery Luetta “Howe Alberta May Kansas City Rachel Howe Charles Frank Roas James

Clinton Belvoir Quilting Club and Community Notices

Mr and Mrs Frank Buchheim and Marian of Watson visited Lena Murphy's home last Sunday. Twelve quilters met with Mollie Halderman. guests included Grace Libby Harold Herschell Kirkham and Harold Hodges. The Presbyterian choir plans two cantatas for December 13. A Christmas program committee was named. Red Cross roll call drives in Clinton district. Miss Alice Ward attends activities in town.

Frank Buchheim Marian of Watson Lena Murphy Mollie Halderman Grace Libby Harold Herschell Kirkham Harold Hodges Cletus Lehman Mackey Demerritt Stull Theodore Bellman The Presbyterian Church Jess O'Connor William Johnson Leslie Demeritt Arthur Loch Baldwin Walter Kampschroeder Clinton Red Cross Alice Ward

Thanksgiving Visit and Local News in Sterling Area

Families gather for holiday timing as Mr. and Mrs. Dee Maness visit relatives near Eudora. Barton and Baldwin travel in Barton's car to Eskridge. Community members extend sympathy to Walter Mitchell family after a death. Walter Kamp Schroeder and family visit relatives. Church workday productive with wood cutting and a meal. Fred Baldwin and family attend a Sigel community meeting.

Ing College Sterling Dee Maness Eudora Harve Barton Chester Baldwin Eskridge Barton Wees Walter Mitchell Mitchell Lawrence Clinton Walter Kampschroeder Effie Kenschroeder Fred Baldwin Louise Moreland Sigel

Lone Star Community Notes and Tragic Death

Miss Lola Haas of Topeka spent time with her aunt W H Ulrich. A CCC unit at Liberty Missouri is to move to Lone Star about November 30. Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Ladies met with Mrs Aubrey Fishburn. Several local women quilting for Mrs Gottlieb Nieder. Cora Smith of Emporia visited the Smith family and Will Smith home near Bethel. Gottlieb Nieder hosted dinner for families of Shuck and Markley. Ralph Weybright visited Winchester. Mrs Weybright cared for her mother and will return. Murry Ulrich of Bartlesville visited W H Ulrich. Mr and Mrs Robert Flory and others returned from a long trip to Dallas and Corpus Christi. Mrs Ward to Lincoln. Pearl Johnson was killed by an oil truck near Pleasant Grove. Lodge president's Thanksgiving plans were postponed. J W Garbutt visited Troy and Highland for Thanksgiving.

Lola Haas Topeka W.H. Ulrich CCC Liberty Lone Star Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Aubrey Fishburn Roy Puckett John Dunn Mia Wesley Robina Lila Childs Gottlieb Nieder Solon Markley Cora Smith Emporia J. E. Smith Will Smith Bethel Charles Shuck Darrell Lloyd Shuck Eva Warren Verncry Ralph Weybright Winchester Weybright Murry Ulrich Bartlesville Okla W. H. Ulrich Ulrich Pearl Johnson Lodge J. W. Garbutt Troy Highland

Opera Star Weds A J P Tyes The Knot

Opera star Mary McCormie, age 37, marries Homer V. Johannsen, a Chicago lawyer, in Kansas City by Justice Joseph J. Dougherty. The couple plans a brief honeymoon at Excelsior Springs Missouri spa after a five minute ceremony. McCormic, previously divorced, has associations with Prince Serge Mdivani and other stage figures.

Kansas City Mary McCormie Homer V. Johannsen Chicago Miss McCormic Prince Serge Mdivanf Joseph J. Dougherty James A. Kilmer Excelsior Springs Missouri Spa Texas Chicago Civic Opera Company Samuel Insull San Carlo Opera Company Johannsen Stanford University Miss. McCormic Harry Bannister Screen Ann Harding

Eudora High Fetes, Football Win Highlight Weekend

Evens and neighbors share a Sunday visit as Eudora students take part in a Holiday at the school event and cheer a Eudora victory on the lit field. Attendees include the Abel and Reusch families, Kindreds, Massey, Ot ts, and others. Fire destroys Oschel home. several in town spend time with relatives in DeSoto and Kansas City. Miss Plistil hosts Weaver school guests.

Ben Neis Weaver Otto Abel Eudora High School Eudora del Soto Eudors Harold Reusch L. L. Kindred Lester Massey Margaret Bpitalt Josephine Ott Raymond Bowes Ezhel Kermit Broers Ann Strobel Overbrook Emma Strobel Minnie Kurtz Strobel Arthur Bernitz Wanda Darene Buckner Franklin Chris Meuffle Gérald Ott Charles Oschel Invill Mable Freemen DeSoto Kansas City William Lawler

Community notes from Eudora and nearby towns

Sunday and weekend social roundups from Eudora Kansas show visits to St Marys hospital and gatherings with family, neighbors, and church groups. Names include Edelbrock Bernitz Wilson Schubert Newstifter and Strobel plus local households hosting dinners, a theater outing at Eudora high school, and Sunday visits among relatives and friends.

Market News Government Bonds and Wall Street Trading

New York November 25. Government bonds quoted higher with Treasuries showing modest gains amid a quiet session. In Wall Street activity a mix of favorites advanced while others fell back. Transfers approached 1.5 million shares as traders eyed pre Thanksgiving holiday closings amid large opening offerings. Strong gains seen in railway equipment and several big names including Westinghouse Goodyear and U S Steel.

Wall Street New York Europe Westinghouse Goodyear International Sliver Montgomery Ward Sears, Roebuck Macy Allied Stores National Distillery Us, Rubber American and Foreign Power Consolidated Edison American Locomotive Guantanamo Sugar Paramount U. &. Steel

Wall Street Signals Mixed as Stocks Dither Amid War Anxiety

Advance-Rumley and major players drifted with small gains and losses as a key executive warned value may not exceed three dollars a share. Large blue chips like General Motors, Chrysler, GE and Boeing faced uneven demand while bonds softened. Foreign currencies weakened early but recovered by close as London and Paris weakness spilled into New York. Wheat and corn moved on grain markets, and government restraint fears pressured stocks. Analysts watched aviation stocks for 1937 profit optimism amid rising air traffic and armament spending.

Rumley General Motors Chrysler Anaconda Kenneroy International Nickel Cerroce Luster General Electric J. I. Case Continental Can Douglas Aircraft American Telephone Western Union North American Santa Fe Pennsylvania Cansdian Pacific Southern Pacific Chicago London Paris New York Berlin Moscow Mediterranean

Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions

This set asks ten knowledge prompts: the founding location of the Royal Humane Society, the Roman Catholic patron saint of students, the definition of a philanderer, the Adriatic Sea branch separating Italy from the Balkan peninsula, the narcotic from poppies, the literal meaning of Philadelphia, the author of The Innocents Abroad, Finland's government form, Julian Rix's identity, and the Hussite movement.

Royal Humane Society Mediterranean Italy Balkan Peninsula Philadelphia Hss Finland Julian Rix Hussites

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