Better Outlook for Agriculture in 1936
Mid west agricultural experts predicted bigger crops and higher income for corn belt farmers in 1936. Survey notes total farm income above 1935 with stronger short term loan demand, more hog and wheat production, slight corn rise, and consumer buying power up about 10 percent. Weather and economic shocks remain key risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
South Dakota
J. C. Mohler
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas
A. E. Anderson
Nebraska
Towa State College
Iowa
Fifteen men fined after liquor mix at Kansas Missouri game
Police say fifteen men broke liquor rules during the Kansas Missouri game causing a busy night. All but one paid fines and most left jail by morning. A. B. Duall led with a $100 fine and $32.50 costs for possession of intoxicating liquor. Several others paid $10 fines plus costs. Clarence Ham, an out of town photographer, was booked for drunk and disturbing the peace and released on a $50 bond pending a hearing. Raymond Doland faces a court hearing after pleading not guilty to liquor possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johns
Justice of the Peace
Frank Dodds
R. B. Stevens
Justice Court
A. B. Duall
W. F. Powers
F. H. Walker
Ray Rahing
W. L. Enright
Chevy
Dodds
Court House
Seven Knowledge Test Questions From Classified Pree
Test Your Knowledge asks seven questions on topics from geography and history to science and archaeology. It includes inquiries about High Point location, baby colt teeth, orthopedic surgery, John Bunyan authoring The Pilgrim's Progress, building materials, Michigan nickname, James J Hill, archaeology, Osaka country, and Mary Garden marital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Michigan
Wolverine State
James J. Hill
Osaka
Mary Garden
Colorful Kansas Missouri grid day ends in friendly lunch crowd
Fans filled Memorial stadium to watch the Kansas Missouri game amid cold weather and surprise sunshine. Spectators noted stunts by MU coach Anton Stankowski and a playful homecoming scene with Kansas Queen Betty Grove and Governor Landon exchanging greetings. The Missouri band, a child drum major, and a packed press box added to the festive mood as both sides enjoyed tailgate scene, fashion, and fan banter despite the on-field rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Stadium
Anton Stankowski
Stankowski
Stan
Betty Grove
Governor Park
Missouri
Landon
Kansas
Columbia
Missouri University
Satin blouse pattern for teen sizes 14 to 40 bust
The Lawrence Journal World Pattern Department offers a satin blouse pattern suitable for wear with suits or crepe and velvet skirts. Style No. 2769 covers busts 36 to 40 inches with required yardage and sizing notes. Order details include pattern and fashion book prices, with payment in teen cents and a request for full name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
Few
York
Missouri Tigers Win Drama At Stadium Noted
In a lively Kansas game atmosphere Fritz Meyn urged Fritz Dixon with a megaphone to produce magical plays. Rooters jeered and coins flew as celebrations and antics surrounded the gridiron. A Lawrence spectator learned his son, Pembroke Country Day star, was a key player. The golden football trophy remains at the Kansas Union for another year. A marriage license was issued to Les C Wittman and Cleo Bellis in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Meyn
Dixon
Lawrence
W. L. Huggins, Jr
Kansas City
Huggins
Frisco Railroad
Kansas
Missouri
K. U. Union
Missou
K. U
Court House
Les C. Wittman
Cleo Bellis
Ottawa
Stein Furniture opens new store on Massachusetts street
Stein Furniture company to open a full stock store at 936 38 Massachusetts street tomorrow. The building, formerly Eriksen furniture, has redecorated display rooms and a complete stock of furniture rugs carpets linoleum radios stoves electric refrigerators and washing machines. Charles Tucker Kansas City furniture man heads the venture and will spend time in Lawrence weekly. Carl M. White will manage and has moved his family to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Stein Furniture Company
Eriksen Furniture Company
C. J. Eriksen
Santa Claus
Stein Company
Charles Tucker
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kan
Independence
Tucker
Kansas City Retail Furniture Association
Kansas City Board of Public Welfare
Jackson County Welfare League
Missouri
Carl M. White
Handbill fines in Lawrence court and theatre connections
In Lawrence police court four men paid one dollar fines to Police Judge O E Learnard for distributing handbills without a license. Louis Siebers Mark Jenkins and Francis Grove from Dickinson theatre crew and Phil Zeller Varsity theater manager pleaded guilty. Chicago Cardinals tackle Pete Mehringer wrestled Jim McMillan to a 30 minute draw last Tuesday. Chris Epley notes his son Ernie Epley now in Omaha with Western Theatre Supply Co supervising the new State Theatre at Algona Iowa and a November 19 four page broadside highlights his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Learnard
Louis Siebers
Mark Jenkins
Francis Grove
Dickinson Theatre
Phil Zeller
Varsity Theater
Chicago
Peter J. Mehringer
Pete
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Stadium
Jim McMillan
Chris Epley
Lawrence
E. N
Ernie” Epley
Western Theatre Supply Co
Omaha
Neb
Algona
Iowa
Ernie Epley
Clinic All Day Monday Tuberculosis Clinic at Lawrence Memorial
A tuberculosis clinic will be held all day Monday at Lawrence Memorial hospital conducted by Dr. C. F. Taylor of Norton Sanitarium Kansas. Patients should use the hospital’s west entrance. The clinic is funded by Christmas seals through the Douglas County Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
Norton Sanitarium
Norton
Kansas
Douglas County Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Body found in culvert near Twin Falls Idaho
The body of Mildred Hook, 26, of Tacoma, divorced wife of Douglas Van Vlack, was discovered in a railroad culvert nine miles south of Twin Falls. Deputies tied a bullet to a pistol taken from Van Vlack, who is jailed on murder charges in the death of State Patrolman Fontaine Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mildred Hook
Tacoma
Douglas van Vlack
Here
Oris Cryder
van Vlack
Fontaine Cooper
B. F. Prater
Ody
Cooper
Lava Hot Springs
Prater
Alk E. Leighton
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
A list of funeral notices for James Martin Gulley 68 Lecompton Samuel Peter Haas 54 Lawrence Margaret Colwell 92 Topeka Mable Snowden Russell 42 Lawrence Joseph Harvey Cooper 72 Lawrence Daniel Tyler 86 Lawrence with details on deaths, addresses, survivors, and service times at Rumsey Funk and Oak Hill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin Guiley
Lecompton
Rumsey
Re . C. A. Puls
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ida Ellen Gulley
D. F. Gulley
C. H. Gulley
Glendale
Calif
D. A. Gulley
Deadwood
Logan and Allen
Lawrence
Rose Patchen
Anna Wiley
Samuel Peter Haas
Lyons Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Edward
John
Will
Crosby
Charles
Mary Moffet
Hinkley, Minn
Sadie McGinnis
Gussie Pine
Rumsey Funeral Home
Clarence Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Margaret Colwell
Kentucky Street
Funk
Joseph FP. King
Oak Hill
O. G. Calswell
Clyde W. Miller
Topeka
Daniel Tyler
Vermont Street
Funk Chapel
Howard E. Koelb
First Baptist Church
Obituary Note Mentions Oak Hill Burial In Missouri Kin
Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving relatives include two daughters Mrs. George W Allan and Mrs. E Walton both of Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Cemetery
George W. Allan
E. Walton
Kansas City, Mo
Community Notes Include Visits and School Closings
Mrs B M Hall and Mrs L L Hotchkiss with son from Kansas City called on Mrs C A Emerson and family Friday. Miss Dorothy Emerson returned with them for a few days. Kansas City visitors, scarlet fever closes grade school, operetta The Magic Bean Stalk performed with music between acts. Thanksgiving events and church group visits noted. multiple Kansas City and Olathe connections. Several families and Masons attended gatherings in Tonganoxie and nearby towns. mumps reported in high school. Baker University students visiting, and various relatives staying with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Hall
L. L. Hotchkiss
Kansas City
C. A. Emerson
Dorothy Emerson
Lloyd Dobbs
Kan
Joan Jungman
Rena Settle
Topeka
J. M. Marion
Jessie Lee Nickels
H. H. Whitman
Bethel Graham
Harold Steeper
Lucile Roos
Charles
Ruth Schaeffer
K. U.M.U
Lee Clark
J. H. Kimmel
Howard Shaw
George Papenhausen
H. H. Taylor
All-Sen
J. W. Parker
Dave McDonald
William Taylor
W. C. England
Olathe
John Nickles
Otto Moore
Gorin
Milt Nickles
Tonganoxie
Irvin Davison
Harold McAfferty
Jess Pyle
William Black
R. B. Jones
Karl Richardson
Minnie Garrett
Mound City
Ed Foreman
Wyoming
Walter
Oskaloosa
Letha Chanman
Virginia Landon
Baker University
James Craig
Jack Benny in It's in the Air and Marx Brothers in Opera
One day left to see Jack Benny in It's in the Air with Una Merkel Ted Healy Nat Pendleton Mary Carlisle Grant Mitchell Johny Arthur and a stratosphere balloon flight. The Marx Brothers perform four days in A Night at the Opera, touted as the greatest comedy since Shoulder Arms with a million dollars spent for laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Benny
Una Merkel
Ted Healy
Nat Pendleton
Mary Carlisle
Grant Mitchell
Johny Arthur
Thanksgiving plans and housing notes amid Osawatomi news
Wednesday evening events center on Thanksgiving with relatives in Osawatomie. Mr and Mrs Woodruff move into Solon Markley’s tenant house and Woodruff to work for Markley at Sunday dinner at Daniel Beighley’s home. Miss Matie Neely and Dr H Penfield of Lawrence visited the schoolhouse for a vacant room. a Journal World classified ad offers roomer locating by phone 22. Winter NE and Mrs Will Postma seek another house. Florence Laurie and Richard viewed offerings on the classified page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beeghley
Matie Neely
Dr. H. Penfield
Jones of
Lawrence
Journal- World
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
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Missouri Bunch
Tigers
M.A. Rooter
Missouri Tiger
Jim
Mr. Hamrick
Dyche Museum
Ray Noble
Betty
Ray
Jess Harper
Liron
Fred Ellsworth
Fred
Pinkerton
Bill Kandt
Stadium
Ku Ku
Ku Kus
E. H. Lindley
Dean W. L. Burdick
K.U
Mike Getto
Journal-World
Memorial Hospital
Washington
New York
The
Association of American Railroads Today
Lee Wilson
Rhode Island Street
Muskogee, Okla
Muskogee
Letha Georgia
James
Georgia
W. W. Holyfield
Etoise
James Holyfield
Mable Snowden Russell
Tennessee Street
St. Luke’s A. M.E
J. E. Mathews
Russell
Charles Russell
George T. Snowden
Martha Henderson
R. C. Henderson
Indianapolis
Ind
Arling Henderson
Joseph Harvey Cooper
Carrie Cooper
William
Elmer
Joseph
Huntington Park
Henry
Ben
Herman
Orrin
Marion
Ella Kinney
Rose Day
Frigidaire
Granada
Osawatomie
Mrs. Woodruf
Solon Markley
Mr. Woodruf
Mr. Markley
Philco
ALL Wave
World Radio Atlas
Valine, Ile
Proce
Hanna
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold
Mass
Horec
Southern
California
Wilshire
Normandie
Eae
HOTEL
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
10Th St
South Lawrence Lumber Co
Pitsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co
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