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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1932

Page

5

Football for All in Midget League

Kansas City. Ralph Wedin organized the South Side Midget league where fathers direct and boys, mostly fifth and sixth graders, play safe football with paid officials on regular gridirons. The program funds equipment and officials via ticket sales and rentals, and enforces strict discipline and weight divisions to foster team spirit and hard play.

Kansas City Ralph Wedin Wedin Country Day School Emporia Teachers College Bill) Hargiss University of Kansas Haskell Institute Lawrence Kan Pembroke School Jimmie Harper Jesse Harper Notre Dame Pembroke Knute Rockne, Jr Wed

Wordy History of College Founded by Rev Blair

The college founded in 1693 by Rev James Blair, a Scotchman, had its first commencement in 1700. Though small in attendance, it produced three presidents, fifteen senators, seventy House members, seventeen state governors and thirty seven judges, including Chief Justice Marshall.

William 4 Mary College James Blair Marshall

Kansas City Wrestler Beats Omaha Opponent in Six Minutes

Topeka reports Miss Barbara Ware, 140 pounds, pinned Tommy Rosco of Omaha in six minutes with an arm scissors and bar arm. Radio libel law amendment urged by Kansas AG. Will Walle, 48, gravely wounded in an apparent suicide attempt. Hutchinson utilities franchise protested to the public service commission. Liberal residents seek oversight, as the city’s two firms are treated as one utility.

Topeka Barbara Ware Kansas City Tommy Rosco Omaha Rosco Kansas Roland Boynton Hutchinson ‘Utilities Company Public Service Commission Liberal Kan Hutchinson Liberal Gas Company Hutchinson Company

Kansas City to Host 13th Straight A A U Basketball Tourney

Kansas City will host the national A A U basketball tournament for the 13th consecutive year at Convention Hall from March 6 to 12. Rockhurst College of Kansas City will sponsor the event again.

Kansas City A.A. U Rockhurst College of

College takes over sponsorship of Kansas City tourney

Dr. Joseph A. Reilly, local A A U representative and Kansas City Athletic club athletic director, will manage the tournament for the college as K C A C headquarters return. Missouri valley reps at the A A U meeting in New York were told to award the event to any district club, though sentiment favored keeping it in Kansas City. The Henry team of Wichita has won the national cage title in the last three tournaments.

College Kansas City Athletic Club Joseph A. Reilly Missouri Valley Amateur Athletic Union New York Kansas City Reilly Henry Wichita, Kan

Plead Not Guilty On Two Liquor Charges

Dominic Contratto and Nic Berta of Gould Illinois pled not guilty at arraignment before Justice Charles Springer to possession and transportation of liquor. Police found 100 gallons in a car early Monday. Bonds set at 500 each. they remain jailed in Douglas County awaiting December 6 hearing. County Attorney K B Stevens filed a confiscation action against the eight cylinder Ford coupe, held by Sheriff Jack Dunkrey at the county garage.

Charles Springer Dominic Contraito Nic Bérta Gould, Ill Justice Springer Douglas County K. B. Stevens Contratto Berta Jack Dunkrey

Water main work begins on Massachusetts Street section

City workmen started cutting under the west side of Massachusetts Street from Elev enth south to the cross street behind Quincy school to replace worn water mains. A brick surface was removed and a compressed air drill cut through a six inch rock and cement street base. Two are held for trial.

Massachusetts Street Eleventh Quincy School

Baldwin Youths Face Auto Theft Charges Here

Gerald Davidson 23 and Dale Lucas 22 of near Baldwin waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to district court for trial on auto theft charges. County Attorney R B Stevens.

Gerald Davidson Dale Lucas Near Baldwin District Court I County R. B. Stevens

Ottawa Poll Tax Drive Targets 472 Delinquents

Ottawa officials launched a poll tax collection effort against 472 alleged delinquents. Sixteen men were arrested yesterday and jailed, with some paying taxes and fines, others paying partial amounts, and two given until Monday to settle the sums.

Ottawa

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Local Events

Oak Ridge residents gathered at Mrs F Hartman house on Friday November 25 led by president Mrs Willard Motfran. The meeting featured home demonstration ideas for Christmas cards and gifts plus a state Farm Bureau report by Mrs Van Neste. Guests included Florence Scott and others from nearby towns. A separate note covers the third annual baby party at Mrs Milford Millers and local anniversaries in Lawrence.

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau F. Hartman Willard Motfran van Neste Farm Bureau Abilene Cave Willard Morgan Edith Griffin Morgan Elsie Florence Scott Ransom Mary Mick Hepler Lawrence Johnnie Morgan Carol Miller Frank Leonhard Griffin Perry Palmateer Florence Alford Milford Miller Frank Dodds Beverly Jane W. T. Johnson Lorene Gilmore Normal Jean Fuller Lois Ann Miller Charles Edsgin H. G. van Neste Frank Gee Charles Wood Elmer Wise Charlie Wise Rose Wilkes Frank Toms Jack Grant Township Johnny Morgan William Kloenner Lincoln Neb

Thanksgiving Guests and Farm Reports From Midland Area

Thanksgiving guests of Miss Minnie Scott from the city nursery include Aly and Mrs. Ross Stanwix and family. Stanwix threshers and farmers report fine kafir corn. C. P. JA will host county meeting at Midland hall on the third Thursday in January. Various local residents visit Kaw Valley and Kansas City for business. mentions Rev F O Hesse and the Centenary M E Church community.

Aly Ross Stanwix Minnie Scott Scott Rolla Stanwix Stanwix Eorge Stanwix Finn Ross Midland C. P County C. P. JA Midland Hall H. G. van Neste B. F. Douglas Wilkins R. K.nicholson Kaw Valley Vennetta Fairbairn Tome Montgomery County Si H. G. van Neste Willis Colson Kansas City F. O. Hesse M. EB F. H. Leonhard Wrence Leonhard Qur Mount Oread Northeast Lodge Woodie Laughlin Lawrence Marjorie Bereiter Penney Company Esther Schoenlein Montgomery Ward Awere Frank Bereiter Gretchen Gabriel Oak Ridge School Johns William Kloepper Frank Walters John Lehman Wesley Koch Adrian, Mo Mr. Johns Bryant Charles Campbell Oklahoma City

McLouth High Football Champs Signal Thanksgiving Victory

McLouth High School football defeated Oskaloosa on Thanksgiving Day by 82 to 12 securing another championship under Coach Ira Bramwell who has produced five titles in six years. A George Washington Bicentennial program was held Sunday evening November 20 in the Baker University auditorium with Dean Homer Ebright as speaker.

McLouth Jefferson County Oskaloosa Ira Bramwell Dean Homer . Ebright Baker University Trof Ira Bramras

Thanksgiving proclamation read in New York City 1789 event

A fragment notes a November 3 1789 Thanksgiving proclamation by George Washington read in New York City. Mrs J W Malloy introduced the speaker and readings included a song by Miss Dorothy Groshong. E C Steever led singing and Rev Mrs Bennett gave invocation. Sunday guests at the Malloy residence included Dean Ebright and Miss Betty.

George Washington New York City J.W. Malloy Dorothy Groshong E. C. Steever Bennett Malloy Dean Ebright Ebright Betty

Thanksgiving Visits and Prospects in McLouth

Mrs B L Seybold and Mr and Mrs Worthy Wellman Comrade and Mrs Malloy spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Hutchinson. Mrs Ian Edmonds is in Birmingham Alabama visiting relatives. The Davids family is mentioned. A large new enterprise is in prospect for McLouth a butter and cheese factory and cold storage plan.

B. L. Seybold Worthy Wellman Malloy Hutchinson Ian Edmonds Birm Ingham Ala Davids McLouth

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