Lawrence Welcomes New Baptist Pastor Koelb
Rev Howard E Koelb and his wife arrive in Lawrence to lead First Baptist Church Their plans emphasize trees flowers and community spirit The pastor recalls past athletics at Denison College and a 40 yard high school football boot He comes from Market Street Baptist Amesbury Mass and begins his eighth year of ministry
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Lawrence
Howard E. Koelb
First Baptist Church
Massachusetts
Koelbs
Koelb
Stonington, Conn
Howard Koelb
Denison College
Granville
Highway bids re bid in northeast Kansas contracts
Topeka Oct 12 74 the state highway commission re elected bids totaling more than half a million dollars for highway construction in northeastern Kansas and awarded contracts for 275000 in the southwest This was the second rejection of northeastern bids using federal work relief funds and the section will be re advertised in a slightly different form Harry Darby state highway director said.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Harry Darby
Test Your Knowledge Classic questions and prompts
A compiled set of trivia style questions covering geography history language and general knowledge. Topics include U S ambassadors Hindu Kush landmarks Garden State and esoteric meaning with queries on Florida Texas and Saxon chieftains.
Kidnaper Banghart Recaptured After Prison Escape
Basil Banghart the kidnapper of John Factor was shot and recaptured after leading a truck assault that ripped through the southern Illinois penitentiary gates. He was wounded, captured, and returned to prison as guards pursued his companions. Bartley the truck driver was rescued, with other inmates and guards injured in the melee. Banghart had testified at Roger Touhy’s trial and was jailed at Menard for safety. Will discuss Germany.
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Chester
Ill
Basil Banghart
John
Jake the Barber
Factor
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Banghart
Edward Bartley
Ares
Bartley
Andy Carico
Roger Touhy
John Factor
Chicago
Menard
Illinois
Joliet
Germany
Bard to Speak at Trinity Fellowship Dinner
The Lutheran church workers conference at Trinity Lutheran will host a 6:30 dinner Monday where Rev. Andreas Bard of Kansas City Mo will speak on Germany As I Saw It He returns from a Germany trip to describe Nazi regime strengths and weaknesses Reservations must be phoned to Rev Puls by Monday noon
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Lutheran Church Workers Conference
Trinity Lutheran Church
Andreas Bard
Kansas City
Germany
Church Workers Conference
C. A. Puls
Mr. Puls
Moral of Course Is Stay in and Fight at Stenedict’s Game
An old football day item recalls Rutherford B. Hayes of Kansas discussing his broken nose from last Saturday’s incident against Stenedict’s. He describes two blows to the face, tape needed after the match, and notes a freshmen–men meeting that reportedly didn’t occur. Also mentions sorority open houses and Esther McDonald, a Kansas University graduate, purchasing a Severy weekly paper. The piece ends with a remark on fraternities lowering scholastic averages, implying players are growing more social and less cooperative.
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Stenedict
East Lansing
Rutherford B. Hayes
Kansas
Hayes
Esther McDonald
Kansas University
Severy Severyite
Severy
Kan
Ben Mitchell
Miss McDonald
Severy High School
Radium
Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin and Lawrence
Curtis Hook 44 former Lawrence resident was accidentally killed in Flint Michigan his home. He left Lawrence 24 years ago and is survived by a wife and several children plus siblings in Lawrence Seattle and Osborn. Samuel Bruner 91 of Baldwin died Friday. services Sunday at First Methodist Baldwin with burial in Baldwin cemetery. He leaves five sons and one daughter and is a Civil War veteran who marched with Sherman and pioneered in Nebraska before moving to Baldwin in 1914.
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Curtis Hook
Lawrence
Flint
Michigan
Hook
James H. Hook
Douglas County
W. A. Opperman
East Drive
Ida C. Brelle
Seattle
Washington
Charles J. Hook
Osborne
Samuel Bruner
Baldwin
First Methodist
J. S. Chubb
C. W. Bailey
Baldwin Cemetery
George Bruner
Paradise
Elmer I. Bruner
Waverly
D. R. Bruner
Kansas
Old friends to meet after 35 years apart
C M Upjohn arrives from Los Angeles to visit F P Adams. Mrs Edwin Price spent yesterday in Kansas City. Miss Susan Hudson of the KU Alumni Association visits Kansas City and Chanute to see her mother. Kappa Kappa Gamma members from the house visit KC for a day. Mrs Butcher and family travel to Warrenaburg after illness and death in the family. Dr Florence Barrows attends a Kansas Osteopathic meeting in Topeka. Women physicians join a luncheon with the Federation of Women's clubs at the Women's club. Roy L Roberts and son plan a Kansas City weekend visit. Dr H E Eustace, recovering from a back injury, aims to be out in a week.
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C. M. Upjohn
Los Angeles
Cal
F. P. Adams
Edwin Price
Kansas City
Susan Hudson
K. U. Alumni Association
Chanute
Mabel S. Hudson
Doris de Lano
Athelia Ann Woodbury
Ruth Patterson
Sue Stephenson
Meredith Dyer
Kathryn Ainsworth
Kappa Kappa Gamma House
F. S. Butcher
Warrenaburg
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women's Club
Roy L. Roberts
Roy L. Roberts, Jr
H. E. Eustace
Lutherans Gather for Interstate Conference in Lawrence
A large Lutheran conference brings representatives from United Lutheran congregations across four states to Lawrence. The opening sermon at 7:30 p.m. will be delivered by Rev. Andreas Bard D. D. of Kansas City on Is Christianity Slipping. The institute-like event features Bible study led by Rev. W. F. Rangeler D. D. and discussions on boosting Bible reading and Sunday school operations.
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Lutheran Church Workers Conference
Lawrence
United Lutheran
Andreas Bard
Kansas City
W. F. Rangeler
Fremont
Neb
United Lutheran Parish and Church School Board
D. D. Baltzly
J. P. Jensen
Latin America
Bertha Koenig
Africa
Trinity Lutheran Church
D.D
Lectures by Rev D B Baltily At Synod Women Session
Reverend D B Baltily will deliver three lectures titled How to Do It covering missions men’s work stewardship and young people’s methods. A special conference time will focus on women of the Synodical Missionary Society to study their issues. Two book reviews are scheduled with Mrs E P Boersch of Kansas City reviewing The Jew and...
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Synodical Missionary Society
E.P. Boersch
Kansas City
Lutheran Conference Sets October Meetings at Trinity Church
The Trinity Lutheran church at Lawrence hosts a multi day conference featuring speakers Miss Bertha Koenig and Rev. Bard. Lectures cover Lutheran programs, education, stewardship, and missions with sessions from Monday through Tuesday including question periods and a Sunday sermon. Also noted is Baldwin City council approving a ten dollar monthly raise for city employees amid rising living costs.
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Raine
Baldwin City
Rangeler to Speak at Lutheran Youth Conference
Rev. W. F. Rangeler D. D. dean of Western Theological Seminary Fremont Nebraska will deliver the final sermon at Trinity Lutheran church Sunday at 11 a m. He will address the Lutheran Youth Conference concluding session.
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W. F. Rangeler
D. D
Western Theological Seminary
Fremont
Neb
Lutheran Youth Conference
Trinity Lutheran Church
League barriers may halt trade with Italy
Reports from Paris and Rome weigh economic sanctions against Italy. Italy strengthens war materials sectors and Austria could open import routes while Russia may cut oil, risking broader impact. British arms support for Ethiopia via Egypt, Sudan, and Somaliland discussed. Italian Somaliland reports bombardment of Daguerres and Degbonka with no casualties noted.
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League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
Rome
Italian Steel Combine
Carnigliano-Cogne
Europe
Austria
Paris
Russia
Great Britain
Mediterranean
United States
Germany
Sudan
Cobh
Irish Free State
Ambuscade
Suez Canal
la Tribuna
Daguerres
Mustahil
Degbonka
Convention plan for Gamma Delta meeting in Kansas City
The University of Kansas chapter and Kansas City Lutherans host the second annual Gamma Delta convention on October 19 and 20 at Hotel President, Kansas City Missouri. Banquet features coach William Kandt as toastmaster with sessions at 10 am 1:30 pm and 2 pm on Saturday and 2 pm Sunday. speakers include Rev. E Plass Rev. E Witte and Prof. C P Kretzman. Local attendees expected from KU KSC U Missouri U St Louis and Valparaiso University with about 100 participants and at least 20 local members attending. delegates include Wilma Soeken and Estelene Prevsch.
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University of Kansas
Gamma Delta
National Association of Lutheran Students
Kansas City Lutherans
Kansas City
William Kandt
E. Plass
Synodical Committee of Student Welfare
E. Witte
C. P. Kretzman
Immanuel Lutheran Church
QO. W. Krueger
Kansas State College
University of Missouri
University of St. Louis
Lutheran University of Valparaiso
W. W. Stoeppelwerth
Wilma Soeken
Estelene Prevsch
Synodical Conference
Walther Learne
Walther League
Chicago
United States
Recital by Cellist Raymond Stuhl at University of Kansas
Raymond Stuhl a cellist with Alberta Boehm will headline a University of Kansas school of fine arts recital in the Administration building auditorium Monday at 8 pm Marie M Wilkins with Evelyn Swarthout will also perform on the program featuring works from Mozart Saint-Saens Handel and Popper along with selections such as The Fisher's Widow The Nightingale and the Rose and Dance of the Elves from various composers
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Raymond Stuhl
Alberta Boehm
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Administration Building
Marie M. Wilkins
Evelyn Swarthout
Coreill
Stuhlich
den: Serail
Mozart
Pioneer Spirit Strong in Kansas Unites Cities and Universities
A Kansas City Lawrence partnership program highlights pioneer spirit as chambers of commerce push airport development to serve both Kansas City and Lawrence. Chancellor Lindley cites KU alumni and students linking cities, urging university strength for future industry and research progress. Speakers praise optimism and cooperation across institutions, with cultural events and notable local notices following.
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Chambers of Commerce & Recommendation
Washington
Kansas City
Lawrence
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
K. U
City
Mount Oread
C. B. Russell
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Ruby D. Garrett
Good Will Tourists
Court Orders Impounding of Taxes Pending Ruling
A Wichita federal district court injunction halts tax collection for Bowersock Mills and Power Company for last June through August and all later months until the AAA case is decided by the US Supreme Court. Tax monies are impounded with the court clerk. A wheat processing tax lien filed in the county register of deeds is wiped out by the restraining order.
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Bowersock Mills and Power Company
Harry Frazee
Federal District Court
Wichita
Internal Revenue
AAA
United States Supreme Court
Register of Deeds Office
Bowersock Mills and. Power
Shakespeare on Radio Course Opens Monday
Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes of the English department will offer a Shakespeare course by radio starting Monday at 2 30 p m each Monday from October 14. The class aims to deepen appreciation of Shakespeare and will discuss Shakespeare's London Stage and Plays with Midsummer Night's Dream as the first text. Hoopes has taught similar courses in Kansas City and KFKU will air it for the school semester.
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Shakespeare
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Conference selects Kansas City for 41936 meeting
Manhatan Kan October 12 Pi-Board members of the first district parent teachers association confer ence awarded Kansas City Kan the conference meeting in 41936. W T Markham Kansas superintendent of schools warned that choosing the state superintendent by popular vote is a curse of the present system and urged correction before progress.
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Manhattan
Kan
Parent-Teachers Association
Kansas City
W. T. Markham
Kansas
Markham
Aggie Two-Milers Win Meet in Missouri
In Columbia Kansas State won the two mile relay with Wheelock Robinson and Redfield finishing abreast for a 35 20 victory over Missouri. Beasley took fourth while Sweat edged Kirkman for fifth and Nixon finished ninth for the Aggies.
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Columbia
PI Wheelock
Robinson
Redfield
Kansas State
Missouri
Beasley
Kirkman
Nixon
Aggies
Debaters to Tryout at University of Kansas Tryouts
University of Kansas debaters hold tryouts Tuesday at 7 30 in Green Hall Little Theater. The topic: that states should enact universal medical service funded by public expense. Prof E C Buehler leads, assisted by Gunnar Myland.
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University of Kansas
Green Hall
E. C. Buehler
Gunnar Myland
Caldwell Idaho College Defeated in 27th Straight Grid Loss
Caldwell Idaho October 12 Pi Little Albany college posted a 12 to 7 defeat to College of Idaho. The Oregon college extended a 27 game winless streak, drawing a parallel to Knox and Hobart before their next victory.
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Albany College
Caldwell
Idaho
Little Albany College
College of Idaho
Oregon College
Knox
Hobart
Aerial Show Draws Thousands At Fort Leavenworth
Thousands of residents from Kansas and Missouri attended an aerial demonstration by 65 U S army planes at Fort Leavenworth. The show, postponed to afternoon due to low morning ceilings, featured military guests including Gen Friedrich von Getticher. Planes from several flying fields participated in the wartime display. Public finance topics headline a Kansas Municipalities League convention in Wichita with Roy Bailey and A R Jones among speakers.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
United States Army
Friedrich von Getticher
Washington
H. J. Brees
Fort Leavenworth
Municipal League
League of Kansas’ Municipalities
Wichiita
John G. Stutz
League
Stutz
Roy Bailey
Salina
A. R. Jones
Refuse Farmers Offer in Chicago Milk Dispute
Striking dairy farmers in the Chicago milk shed sought a truce as 18,000 producers are represented by the Pure Milk Association, but organized Chicago milk dealers declined to bargain. They met with city health commissioner Dr Herman Bundesen. Reports say the strikers proposed a 30 to 60 day truce and a price of 1.65 dollars per hundredweight for their product, while Paul Potter of the Associated Milk Dealers called settlement premature.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
Herman N. Bundesen
Paul Potter
Associated Milk Dealers
Interstate Conference on Crime Passes Many Resolutions
In Trenton New Jersey on October 12 the interstate conference on crime endorsed universal fingerprinting and urged each state to create a criminal identification bureau as a unit of criminal intelligence. Delegates from 30 states approved numerous resolutions including use of sound moving pictures for identification and reciprocal legislation to subpoena out of state witnesses in criminal trials.
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Trenton
N. J
Conference On Crime Today
Bureau of Criminal Identification
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J. H. Corel
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Peoria
Interstate Conference On Crime
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