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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1935

Page

8

Jayhawkers Set For Oklahoma Clash At Norman

Kansas football coach Bill Hargiss guides a brisk practice as Kansas prepares for a pivotal conference clash at Norman with Oklahoma. After a 9 to 2 win over Kansas State, the Jayhawkers face a two game road swing including Nebraska and Colorado, with key players nursing minor injuries but expected to boot on Saturday.

Kansas State Kansas Oklahoma Norman Bill Hargiss K. A Sooner Ed Phelps Dick Sklar Tommy McCall John Peterson O. U Jayhawkers Lincoln Nebraska Colorado Boulder Aggies K. Xx LM Oriions Biff Jones Army Louisiana State Sooners Huskers Minnesota Aggie Jones

Strange as It Seems Education by Lottery

A column citing rail contraction in winter and expansion in summer with 2000 miles equaling a mile. a Hamburg unknown man found dead in 1912 identified years later. Cyprus history from ancient Egypt to English rule. tomorrow topic is Education by Lottery.

Rhus Cyprus Egypt Assyria Petheas Tyre Crusaders Venice Turkey England

Grudge Rivalry Set Between Drake and Grinnell Saturday

Drake and Grinnell Iowa prepare for their 39th Missouri Valley clash in Des Moines. Grinnell backs Lynn Schlotterbeck lead a revamped aerial attack as Drake scout reports praise for Grinnell defense.

Des Moines Drake Grinnell Iowa Fuzz Watt Lynn Scholtterbeck Schlotterbeck Watt Pioneers Creighton Vee Green Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Aggies Hurricane Kansas State Hoyson Washington St. Louis Bears Washburn West Coast Gonzaga Haskell Indians Topeka Aggies Texas Texas Tech Lubbock

Princeton Freshman Captain Sets Slogan Tone

In Princeton New Jersey on October 29 coach Johnny Gorman of the freshman eleven declares you may be famous but you have to show me. He leads a squad with nine prep school captains yet none have appeared in the starting lineup.

Princeton N. J Johnny Gorman

Tilts Ahead Under Big Six Football Struggles

Kansas City reports Big Six teams anxiously preparing for four weekend games with high stakes. Nebraska, Kansas State, Missouri, and Iowa State face injuries and lineup changes after recent losses while coaches study opponents and refine plans for key matchups.

Roundup of college and pro notes from New York sports

New York round up reports Temple’s strained relation with West Virginia over a field incident involving Dave Smukler. Yale’s top All America candidate is Choo Choo Train, Crisler critiques the slow whistle. Fayard ships. Berger leads Boston Braves rebuild. Maranville may coach. Giants training in Pensacola next spring. Alabama scores $1,500 in 27 minutes against Philadelphia. Debate on night baseball and other league moves.

New York Temple West Virginia Pop Warner Dave Smukler Larry Kelley Yale Fritz Crisler Edward J. Neil Cairo Boston Braves Wally Berger Rabbit Maranville Bill Terry Giants Pensacola Alabama Pitts Philadelphia

Ex Jayhawker Art Lawrence to be Interviewed on KFKU

Former Kansas University football player Art Lawrence now head coach at Rosedale will be guest on the Athletic Interview program over KFKU Friday at 6 PM. E R Ebel of K WU will conduct the interview, discussing Lawrence’s career from Beloit to Rosedale and his work as a coach.

Kansas University Rosedale KFKU E. R. Ebel K. WU Lawrence Art Lawrence Beloit

Bowling scores and players named in late edition

The report lists bowling scores for S47 and 249 296 254 withBay 35 Parsons 213 Spears and other players including Nunsinger 252 Sherer Carter 447 Rumsey and mentions games tonight with Ward Merver Menger Shinmong.

Parsons Spears Nunsinger Sherer

Purdue Confident of Victory Over Minnesota Balancing Speed and Power

Purdue, confident of beating Minnesota, views the clash as a key Big Ten showdown. The Boilermakers focus on Minnesota’s all around strength while counting on speed and passing to counter the Gophers.

Purdue Minnesota Chicago UPA Boilermakers Wabash Gophers Carnegie Tech

K U Freshman Basketball Plans Announced Tonight

Kansas University freshman basketball players meet at 5 30 p m in Robinson gymnasium where practice drill plans will be announced. Dr F C Allen appoints Ernest Vanek and Gordon Gray as assistant coaches. Vanek and Gray recently finished college play and are finishing scholastic work. Fresh football players are asked to attend tonight though they are not expected to report for basketball until football season ends.

University of Kansas Robinson Gymnasium F. C. Allen Ernest Vanek Gordon Gray Vanek Gray Altho

Sooners Tickets On Sale For Kansas Oklahoma Game

Kansas University fans may buy reserved seats for the Kansas Oklahoma football game in Norman. Tickets priced at 20 pounds are available at the athletic office. An additional 500 seats for the Nebraska game cost 2.20 dollars each, with 500 more held in reserve for Kansas fans if the local office sells out.

Kansas University Kansas-Oklahoma Norman Ke U Nebraska Kansas

Knowledge Hill Club Holds Meeting and Halloween Plans

On Wednesday an all day club gathering led by Mrs. Cox included roll call and Bible verses followed by the secretary’s report. A dinner was served at noon and Mrs. Clough read an article on the wives of former presidents. Members present included Mrs. Clough Mrs. Grant Evelyn Thiry Helen Rice Lula May Murphy Beulah Jane Way Mrs. La Duke and Mrs. Canary with Mrs. Kate Toms as guest.

Cox Clough Grant Evelyn Thiry Helen Rice Lula May Murphy Beulah Janeway la Duke John Thiry Joe Clough Claude Skangs Lawrence Tinnie Cook

Birthday gatherings mark week in Lawe tal with Thiry clan

Martha Hayden Lucille Hayden Bud Hidelston and Douglas Macalarney attended Albert Moles 80th birthday celebration held Wednesday evening with many relatives present. School notes mention Mrs Clough and Barbara Jean visiting, new dominos and authors games purchased, students bringing in games for classroom. The Thiry family hosted meals at Kanwaka for A K Hayden and relatives, whileHelen and Bill Rice joined Kansas City visits and Grant family shared dinner at Lawrence with Oliver Mitchell’s.

Clough Barbara Jean Keith Grant Totto Herbert Thiry India Virginia Grant Checkers Joann Clough R- W. Yeoman Kanwaka Fralick Brewer Lewis Mole Albert Francis Mole Will Hayden Milton Diehle James. Diehl Brisbon Albert Hayden Albert Wheeler June Richard Henry Wheeler Virginia McAlexander Elmer Sutter Jand

Overbrook Social News and local gatherings update

Overbrook residents and guests filled weekend visits and dinners across Topeka Michigan Valley Baldwin and nearby towns. Notable items include Legion banquet at the Methodist church praising state commander Preston Dunn, musical entertainment by the McKay sisters, and Dr. W E Beard introducing the honored guest.

He'll Fight Prime from Bogota in Colombia

Mr Johnson will leave Bogota on November 1 to join Mrs Johnson visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J E Rabe. Rev and Mrs Arthur Ward were honored Friday with a pound party. Many local residents attended including Wright Bertschinger, Damm, Holloway, Horton, Holloway, Hartman family, and numerous others. The Mis sionary Society met at Mrs Georgia Brown's with several members present. Big Springs 4 H Club of 30 members finished project records at county and state fairs, handling over $1000 and earning prize money over $100. Clifford Hartman led dairy and poultry profit. a duck project showed a loss. Club leaders were Beulah Wagstaff Nora Bertschinger and J D Henry. Officers included Clifford Hartman Alma Henry Jack Henry and Billy Henry Jr. Mrs John Channel died Saturday from dropsy. The Bleakleys and son Edward attended a ball game in Manhattan. George Siler recently left hospital in Chicago to visit his brother Dr Charles Siler. Friends Missionary Society met Mrs Robert Graham. 16 present. Mrs Kitch reported on Wichita meeting. Mr and Mrs C L Dehoff hosted guests Mrs W T Carpenter of West Plains ME and Mrs Overholt of Stillwater OK Friday. Funeral services for Mrs John Channell held at Reno church Monday with sermon by Rev Jessie Hess of Tonganoxie. quartette performed with Mrs Strong Blaker Hess and Lehr. Ella Phenicie at piano. Mr Rumsey oversaw arrangements.

Otto Michael Topeka Dave Michael Ed Price Michigan Valley Glen Dodder Earl Harding Kansas City Willis Gilmore Gerald Erwin Georgetta Sullivan Albert Kinney Christ's Hospital Martin Hines Daughters Helen Hibler Kan John Coffman Baldwin D. P. Hines Joe Coffman Hugh Allen Charles Ware John Hines Coffman Harold Allen Tom Adamson I. D. Haas Lucy Krause Alex Berger Cap Bond George Finch Tite C. V- Lee Montana QO. A. Barnes Henry Raible Hughson Calif Fearl Thurber Richland G. S. Pritchett Dorothy Jean Benham Adam Hilkey George Fishburn C. H. Miller Lawrence J. D. Holmes Harry Dilworth Geraldine Emporia Frank Dilworth American Royal Anderson Raible American Legion Legion Preston Dunn McKay Sisters WIBW Ray Harshberger W. E. Beard Ruth Marie Kesler Parksville J. Kesler John Dodder Marion Dodder Bun Haas Harve Haas Clarence Coursen Charles Jones Misa Nellie Cox Ed Flory Marion Forth Ray Lawless J. A. Kesler Marie Dezius Colorado New Mexico Hugh William Allen, Jr Nellie Finch Miller W. D. Miller Roy Baker Gerald Lillian Dale Carl Miller Dana Gibson Sharon Lee Harry Hobson Dale Marian Snyder Vern Eberly Roy Eberly Hattie Percival C. H.redmon Bogota Colombia South America Johnson J. E. Rabe Arthur Ward Wright Bertschinger John Damm Holloway W. Horton J. E. Holloway Gus Hartman Clifford Marvin Amelia W. J. Brown H. C. Swadley Harry Riley J. Wilson Sophia Damm August Nuffer Michael Zeeb W. P. Nery J. D. Henry C. E. Swecker Irene Brown Wilna Bertschinger Ruth Bertschinger Helen Brown Irene Swecker Alma Henry Ben Kellogg Hope Webber Telka Duncan Francis Brown Anthony Ice Lawrence Cree Elsie Kellogg Edna Mae Horton Misvesionary Society Georgia Brown Lillie Nuffer J. F. Wright Anna Swecker Rose Wymer Emma Ward Emma Holloway Vesta Bahnmaier Nora Bertschinger B. Z. Brown Big Springs Clifford Hartman Beulah Wagstaff Jack Henry Billy Henry, Jr John Channel Walter Bleakley Edward Manhattan George Siler Chicago Charles Siler Friends Missionary Society Robert Graham Kitch Friends Yearly Meeting Wichita C. L. Dehoff W. T. Carpenter West Plains Overholt Stillwater Okla Ella Nettie O'Dea John I Channell Reno Jessie Hess Congregational Tonganoxie Charles Strong Robert Blaker A. C. Hess Lehr Ella Phenicie Rumsey

Missionary speaker to address Big Springs church

Helen Huffman of Lawrence, a recent Porto Rico missionary, will share her experiences at the Big Springs United Brethren Church Sunday morning, October 27. Neighborly social notes include a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Telle Riley and updates on local visits and district missionary meeting attendance.

Topeka visitors and local gatherings noted in Reno

Reno reports show Mrs Butterfield and Topeka niece visiting Mrs A C Hess. Callers Mrs G W Phenicie and Mrs Arthur Owen of Lawrence at Mrs W T Bleakley’s. L J Pearson entertained brothers Robert Lewis and Howard at dinner. Aunts of GC L Dehoff, Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Overholt, left for Lawrence. Alfrieda Hess returned home from Claflin. Stoner family installed telephone. Aid Society met all day with Mrs Sam Gilliland aided by Mrs Floyd Gilliland, large attendance and a fine dinner. They discussed church furnace options. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Wood, recent bride, occurred. bride’s mother Mrs Charlie Casteel opened presents. Next meeting with Mrs William Winkleman in November.

Butterfield Topeka A. C. Hess G. W. Phenicie Arthur Owen Lawrence W. T. Bleakley L. J. Pearson Robert Lewis Howard GC. L. Dehoff Carpenter Overholt

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