Prizes Announced in 4-H Fair Household Department
Prizes in baking can ring clothing and room improvement sections of the third annual 4-H Club and Vocational Agriculture Fairwere announced by Miss Christie Hepler home dement agent. Winners include Norma feynck Olive Maude Ev ix powder bread and ginger bread and many others across categories such as canned goods clothing and room improvement. The judging committee will select a judging team to compete at the Topeka Free Fair from these winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Hepler
Mary Glenn
Gracer ReHoge
Elizabeth Wiggins
Wilna Bertsch
Speer
Frances Perkins
Mary Utena
Hazel Glenn
Laveda Sis
Wilma Bertschinger
Eugenia Bruns
Wilna Bertschinger
Laveda Hills
Irene Griffith
Ruth
Atnem
Sunflower Club
Kanwaka Club
Meadow Lark Club
Topeka
Misa Hepler
Outdoor Picnic Plan for Old Settlers Sept 12
R C Rankin oversees arrangements for the Old Settlers meeting set for September 12 in Southpark. A morning business meeting at 11 precedes a 12 30 basket picnic with the Boys' Band providing music. Victor Murdock of the Wichita Eagle will be chief speaker. bad weather shifts the event to Trinity Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Rankin
Old Settlers
Southpark
Victor Murdock
The
Wichita Eagle
Trinity Lutheran Church
Young rattlesnakes born in university biology house
A large rattlesnake in the university biology department animal house gave birth to several young, about six inches long. Custodian Van, nicknamed the Animal Man, declined to state an exact count as the mother’s condition was not fully assessed. The newborns join the Spickling department’s alcohol and formalin preserves for student study. Previously a blacksnake produced five young snakes in the same snake department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Biology Department
Van
Snake Department
Wan
George Smith Injured in North Lawrence Car Crash
George Smith of 742 North Fifth Street suffered rib injuries Thursday night when his car, crossing Fifteenth and Haskell, was struck by a car driven by C. A. Kalb of Baldwin. Smith said Kalb’s vehicle hit his on the Sonning board. Police report the collision and assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
North Fifth Street
North Lawrence
C. A. Kalb
Baldwnn
Fifteenth
Haskell
Smith
Kalb
Sonning Board
Veterans of Foreign Wars Concludes National Convention
Sacramento c al September 3 AP The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Women’s Auxiliary closed their 3rd national convention Speakers urged unity within the organization and urged oaths for public school instructors to support the U S government and dismissal for teaching communism The group backs immediate full payment of adjusted service certificates and a vigorous Washington push led by Rep Wright Pattman with Admiral Coontz as commander in chief designated for next year in Milwaukee Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
Women’s Auxiliary
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert E. Coontz
Nace
United States
Washington, D. C
Wright Pattman
Texas
Coontz
Leinbach Damage Suit Returns to State Supreme Court
The Kansas City suit of C. E. Leinbach against Pickwick Greyhound returns to the state supreme court on appeal after a Wyandotte district verdict awarded $35,354 for his wife’s death and injuries to him. The accident July 13, 1930 at North Seventh Street and highway 40 involved Bernard Riewe and Orville Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Leinbach
Kansas City
Pickwick-Greyhound Bus Lines
State Supreme Court
Stage Lines
Wyandotte District Court
Leinbach
Wyandotte
Supreme Court
North Seventh Street
Highway 40
W. E. Stickel
Lawrence
Bernard Riewe
White Rock
S. D
Pickwick-Greyhound
Orville Thompson
Stickel
Riewe and
Thompson Hm
German navigator sails toward Tokyo naval base
Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and three crew members prepared for a 600 mile flight from Nemuro to Kasamiguara naval base near Tokyo. Takeoff set for 10 am Sunday. The party learned a navy flier’s funeral would be held Monday, possibly delaying the schedule. The captain arrived from Kakumabetsu bay at 10 52 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemuro
Japan
Wolfgang von Gronau
Kasumiguara Naval Base
Tokyo
Kasamiguara
von Gronau
Kakumabetsu Bay
Dowas
Five Hurt When Sedan Wrecked in Colorado
Five people escaped serious injury after a Graham sedan overturned near Hugo Colorado Tuesday night. The car, en route to Kansas City Missouri, rolled slowly and toppled while traveling under its own power. five passengers including three children and two women sustained cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Vermont
Hugo
Colo
Kansas City
Two Changes In Trains East Bound Schedule
Union Pacific east bound trains shift starting Sunday with the boat line thru train moving from 7 10 p m to 7 30 a m and the Lincoln Nebraska bound train changing from 4 45 p m to 4 35 p m A state highway commission bid notice follows for oiling 17 miles in Jackson county with projects on K24 K62 and K7a in Holton September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Lincoln
Neb
Eeesente Aheseeetion Senen
State Highway Commission
Holton
Jackson County
Women Fliers Stir Crowd in Cleveland Air Race Handicap
Officials admitted the Amelia Earhart trophy race exposed the flaws of fixed course markings as several competitors wandered off course. Florence Klingensmith of Minneapolis won with an average speed of 59.5 mph after completing extra laps when pylons were hard to see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Florence Klingensmith
Minneapolis
Minn
Miss Klingensmith
Fails to make bond in Douglas county assault case
George F. Taylor, bound over to district court for trial on two charges of assault with intent to kill, remained jailed after failing to post $25,000 bond set by Justice Charles Springer. Attorneys Elmer Hall and George Melvin sought bond reduction from Judge Hugh Means, who planned to return from vacation next week. The case stems from the July shooting of his wife Bessie Taylor and her brother Everett Cleminsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Taylor
Douglas County
Charles Springer
Elmer Hall
Kansas City
George Melvin
Lawrence
Taylor
Hugh Means
Douglas County District Court
Judge Means
Bessie ‘Taylor
Everett Cieimansin
CAPTORS RELEASE MAN NEODESHA KANSAS
Ray Burton of Garden City reported he was released near Neodesha after being held captive in a small compartment of a Golding Candy and Tobacco Company truck he drove. He and his wrist watch and $20 were taken. captors were a hitchhiking couple who fled after the truck’s motor trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neodesha
Kan
Ray Burton
Garden City
Golding Candy, and Tobacco Company
Urton
Burton
Deaths in Flood Haunt Harbin Evidence of Havoc Seen
Flood waters near Harbin, Manchuria revealed ghastly destruction with around 200 Chinese victims found in the Chinese quarter. Cholera cases decline thanks to Japanese efforts as reports say Japanese troops dispersed 300 Chinese bandits at Andaj railway station, blocking passage of the League of Nations Far East Commission to Manchuria en route to Moscow across Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Manchuria
Andaj
League of Nations Far East Commission
Manchuk
Siberia
Moscow
Pick Up Two Boys Here Runaways Returned to Homes
Two Kansas City boys, Frank Tickener aged 12 and Roscoe Pennock aged 13, were picked up in North Lawrence last night and are being held by local police for their parents. The boys left Kansas City yesterday morning aiming for Oklahoma, and were riding a single bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
North Lawrence
Nolice
Frank Tickener
Roscoe Pennock
Oklahoma
Fred Kahn Sells Garage at 704 Massachusetts Street
Fred Kahn sold Kahn's Garage basement location at 704 Massachusetts Street to Art H. Godding, an auto mechanic who has managed the garage during Kahn's absence. The garage, operated for twelve years with a focus on radiator repair, was run by Kahn in his office role at the state auditor's office for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kahn
Kahn
Massachusetts Street
Art H. Godding
State Auditory
Mr. Godding
Broadview Inn Hosts Kilworths and Bells Evening
Mrs. Kilworth entertains at Broadview Inn for Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bell of Muncie Ind. A luncheon for neighborhood children honors Edgar Williams sixth birthday hosted by Mrs. Dick Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kilworth
Broadview Inn
Olin Bell
Muncie
Ind
Dick Williams
Edgar Williams
Poehler and kin visit in city for weekend birthday
O H Poehler of Kansas City Missouri spends the weekend with his nephew and niece Mr and Mrs E O Perkins and family and his sister Mrs T H Rudiger. He will celebrate his birthday there tomorrow. Mrs Louis Graves visits her mother Mrs F H Cost in Hutchinson. Prof and Mrs N Sax of Topeka are guests today of Prof Karl Mattern and will return to Topeka this evening for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Poehler
Kansas City
E. 0. Perkins
T. H. Rudiger
Poehler
Louis Graves
F. H. Cost
Hutchinson
N. Sax
Topeka
Karl Mattern
Professor Mattern
Eagles and Rotary Nines to Play at UC Picnic
Arrangements set for an exhibition game between the Twilight League Eagle and Rotary teams at Brown's Grove during the UC T picnic. The 2:30 p.m. game follows Eagles’ 1 to 0 win over Rotary last night to clinch the second session Twilight League title, making them 1932 champions. HOLD SUSPECT AT ABILENE D. D. Hill of Junction City Arrest for Drug Store Robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Rotary
U.C. T
Brown's Grove
Rotery
Abilene
Abilene Man Held Over Abilene Drug Store Robbery
D D Hill of Junction City was held in Abilene in connection with the George Luebbe drug store robbery last night. Hill was arrested in a hotel and identified as the robber who shot the proprietor. The bandits escaped in a stolen car. Earlier a man tied Dr Tracy Conklin, robbed him of his revolver, and fled. Officers linked the assault to a later filling station holdup north of Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
D. D. Hill
Junction City
George Luebbe
Hill
Tracy Conklin
Abilenc
Players Rest After Season Ends With Legion Convention
American Legion teams "Fats" and "Leans" finish their season as the legion convention is set for early next week. No game will be played next Tuesday night between Dorsey-Lib erty Post teams due to stores staying open late and the season’s lateness. Gene Glahn, captain of the Leans, confirms no further games are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Fats
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Gene Glahn
North Dakota Governor rejects wheat embargo plan
Governor G F Shafer refused to declare an embargo on wheat shipments or call national guards to block movement. He endorsed voluntary cooperative action to withhold marketing. Willis of Tolna had sought a embargo with Montana and Minnesota leaders to push prices higher. Shafer warned against using force and said such moves would undermine farming efforts. He will attend a Sioux City conference on farm prices on September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
N. D
G. F. Shafer
North Dakota
To-Dell Willis
Tolna
Sioux City
Midwest
Lecturee at Zoo Arrested as Dean of Pickpockets
ChicagoSept 3 AP A bearded lecturer claiming to be a professor drew a crowd by the monkey cage at Lincoln Park Zoo when detectives Dick Drury and Howe pushed through. The man named Henry Marsh was seized and identified as the dean of pickpockets with four associates taken to the detective bureau for potential victims to view. TO FORM UNIONS OF CLUBS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lincoln Park
William Drury
John Howe
Drury
Henry Marsh
Howe
Detective Bureau
Democrats Aim to Assure Roosevelt Victory in NY
Schenectady Sept 3 AP James A Farley chairman of the Democratic National Committee charged the Democratic Union and the Union of Young Democratic clubs with the responsibility to secure New York States 47 electoral votes for Governor Franklin D Roosevelt He said plans include forming more than 1500 units of the Union of Democratic clubs in New York State Conventions will be held in each congressional district to mark the presidential campaign opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Union
Union of Young Democratic Clubs
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Union of Democratic Clubs
Coal truck axle breaks on busy Lawrence corner
A heavily loaded coal truck disrupted traffic at the Eighth and Massachusetts street intersection in Lawrence yesterday afternoon. An axle broke and workers spent several hours repairing the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth and
Massachusetts Street
Prize Contest Ends At Patee Theater And Lawrence Sanitary Creamery
The prize contest ends at 2 30 pm with S E Schwahn announcing winners. Prizes include a monoplane scooter and six cash items. top prize went to Dale Jella with a theater pass. Votes were earned by purchasing Lawrence Sanitary products or attending the Patee theater event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee Theater
Lawrence Sanitary Creamery
S. E. Schwahn
Patee
U. S
Dale Jella
Hoxs
Rose Marie Berman
Lawrence Sanitary Products
Roosevelt to Connecticut to deliver first New England speech
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt will visit Bridgeport Connecticut to present his first campaign address in New England. He is set to speak before about 2 000 guests at a dinner honoring National Committeeman Archibald McNeil. Amplifiers will project his remarks to thousands on a nearby pleasure beach outside the banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Connecticut
New England
Archibald McNeil
Sunday School Resumes at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday school will be resumed tomorrow at the First Presbyterian church at Ninth and Vermont at 9 45. There will be no church services until next Sunday September 11. Anyone not affiliated with another Sunday school is invited to come and take part in the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
Manase Manley Diagnosis Confines Lawrence Agent at Home
R. C. Maniase or R. C. Manley, a well known insurance agent in Lawrence, has been confined to his home for a week due to illness. Journal-World Want-Ad seeks dependable workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Maniase
R. C. Manley
Lawrence
Triple Wedding Ties Three Weland Daughters
In Quakertown on Sept 3, three sisters daughters of Mr and Mrs J Allen Weland wed in a single ceremony at St John Lutheran Pottstown Rev H W Fitting presided Eva 18 wed Irving Bright Quakertown Mae M 19 married Frederick Elmer Sellersville Pa Ida 21 became Mrs Russell Schnure Quakertown The couples left for a seashore honeymoon after the ceremony. 2 BRIDGE [S SWEPT AWAY]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quakertown
J. Allen
Weland
H. W. Fitting
St. John Lutheran Church
Pottstown
Eva
Irving Bright
Mae M
Frederick Elmer
Sellersville
Ida
Russell Schnure
Railroad Bridge Over Rio Grande Swept Out by Flood
Laredo Tex Sept 3 AP The railroad bridge over the Rio Grande was swept out by the flood at 3 pm. Several men were on the structure when it collapsed. One man clung to debris and was washed to a small island and saved by gripping a lamp post on the downstream foot bridge. The fate of the others remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Soviet Union cuts tractor imports to rely on home production
Moscow reports a drastic fall in foreign tractor purchases for the first five months of the year. Only 214 tons imported versus 75 761 tons the prior year, as the country shifts to domestic manufacture amid subpar performance. In Pawhuska Oklahoma a man named L D Uzzell of Coffeyville Kansas was sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary by District Judge Jesse Worren for the Exchange State Bank of Shidler robbery dated Angush Ji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Pawhuska
Okla
L. D. Uzzell
Coffeyville
Kan
Exchange State Bank
Shidler
Jesse Worren
Angush Ji
Laredo Floods Rise On Rio Grande In Mexico and U.S.
Rio Grande floods hit Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico damaging riverfront buildings and adobe homes. Traffic on the international bridge was halted as water rose rapidly, with wreckage and livestock drifting downstream and the rise starting midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Nuevo Laredo
Je Pass
Piedras Nn
Mexico
Texas
Plan Nutrition Booth At Topeka Free Fair
Douglas county Farm Bureau women plan a nutrition booth at the Topeka Free Fair opening September 12. The display centers on food for a family of five and saving money by using home conserved foods, especially vegetables and meats. Mrs J S Taylor and Mrs Merle Colman lead the exhibit with Officer Smith on vacation in Lawrence and Lilburn Dowers returning to duty after a two week break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Douglas County
Topeka Free Fair
Christie Hepler
Don Weatherter
J. S. Taylor
Merle Colman
Officer Smith
Henry Smith
Lawrence
Lilburn Dowers
Pioneers Gather for County Picnic Reunion in McLooth
Dozens of Rice family descendants met Sunday on the school grounds for the annual reunion. Attendees came from across the state and neighboring states. Nearby notables included Miss Mildred Baer and Miss Shirley Casebier. Reverend R B Brown and Epworth Leaguers attended the Institute at Baldwin. Locals visited Cole Camp and Bell Memorial hospital. The Oscar Lieuts family returned to California after a Kansas summer. Edgar Grace observed a birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Mildred Baer
Shirley Casebier
Audrey Davison
Fowler
J. D. Everett
Teachers’ Institute
Ira Brammel
Cave Edmonds
Earl
Kansas City
L. L Davison
Bethany
W. L. Stockwell
Bell Memorial Hospital
Dwight Seybold
Rollie Laster
Cole Camp
Missouri
Bagwell Dam
R. B. Brown
J. W. Malloy
Epworth
Baldwin
Lesh Brown
Palene Chapman
Virginia Landon
Helen Parker
Lois Sanderst
Alvin Laster
Forest Hehn
David Osborne
Floyd Gleed
Ozarks
Homer Riley
Marceline
M. E. Dick
Oscar Lieuts
Brawley
California
Kansas
Edgar Grace
Homecoming picnic at Brackett school draws many
Large crowd attends Brackett school house homecoming picnic on Sunday August 28. A basket dinner served cafeteria style in the basement with a short afternoon program led by Mrs. H D Howland. Music by Roger Manwaring and Elizabeth Wiggins, a grasshopper talk by Dr Paul Lawson, and greetings from distant friends preceded a roundup of former residents from Topeka Overbrook Odessa Kansas City St Joseph and Lawrence among others. The event included a theft incident at the Ridley home and a neighborhood club lawn party hosted by Mrs Daniel Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
H. D. Howland
Pleasant Hour Club
Corinthia Manwaring
Little Brown
Roger Manwaring
Prairie
Elizabeth Wiggins
J. B. Wiggins
Paul Lawson
University
John Levett
Massachusetts
S. J. Potters
Omaha
Nebye
Willis Folks
Cluila Vista
Gal
Netta Allison
Topeka
Arthur Johnson
Kansas City
Kan
Belle Kline
St. Joseph
C. C. Muller
Essie Kirtley
St. Aocenty Mo
B. H. Pilcher
Wichita
Don Westheffer
Don E
Eudora
Ralph Davis
Ray Love
Barber District
C. V. Gann
Nadine
Lone Star
Guy Folks
No. 6
H. Larcom
Patricia
Roger
George Fisher
E. H. Siler
George Siler
Nora Siler
Jgon
Oak Ri
Guy
Uy Bigsby
Kanwaka
Leasant Hour Club
Daniel Kirby
Robert Ridley
A.T. Rockhold
Baldwin
Rose Latta
Martin
Miss Latta
Miss Mitchell
W. Yeoman
Sankey City
W. T. Davis
Barnes
Jeff Barnes
Valley Grove
Dwight
Patton Ens
Maryland
Ma Mifflin
Afford, Kens
Warren Ridley
Rowland Brown
W. P. Martin
Wilfred Martin
Mr. Brown
Velma
Mildred Herd
Pauline Richards
Pauline
Visi
Max Reeves
Milton McClung
Kansas National Guards
Camp Whitside
Fort Riley
Odessa
Virgil Hird
Thomas Hird
Arnold Fralick
Enterprise
Olive Maude Evans
Linwood
W. H.trowbridge
Market Wheat Holds Narrow Range on News and Frost Forecast
Wheat prices traded in tight ranges while selling pressure met support on minor pullbacks. Reports of frost in the northwestern belt barely moved the market as French wheat crop estimates and Russian ration news influenced sentiment. Corn oats and provisions showed mixed or firmer or weaker moves with slight gains for wheat near the day's close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoraka
Russia
Chicago
Poultry and hay market items from Kansas City and bonds
The report lists poultry items including Leghorns and heavy spring cocks and hens with notes on lights and dirt. It also notes Kansas City hay market empty receipts and provides U.S. government bond closes in New York with Liberty bonds and Treasury issues showing specific prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Treasury Ds
IMA Treasury
Kansas City Grain Receipts Report Mixed For Week
Kansas City market notes show receipts of 211 cars with mixed quality and varieties. Pricing terms include No 3 spring and white oats with fractions for September and December deliveries, while rye and barley listings show nominal values and unchanged quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanese City
Kansas City
Sort
SAP
Wrens
Dee. Bia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norma Feynck
Olive Maude Evix
Cille Blough
Della Bond
Enid Alian
Eula Haverstock
Betty Lou Mckisney
Grace Kellogg
Elsie Kelloxs
Ruth Bertschinger
Parker House
Elsie Kelloge
Grace Keltess
Hellogg
Ethel Griffin
Kellocg
Eunice Tobler
Virginia Beurmann
Winifred Haverstock
Beth. Meare
Eugenia Bronce
Zod
Anna Johnson
Eliza- Beth Wipsits
Opal Richardson
Eliza- Beth Wiggins
Eugenia Brune
Jed
Tste
Opi Richardson
Vizabeth Wiggins
Opal Richardreon
Anna Johnand
Jean Per
Elizabeth Wigad
Anns Johnson
Ardit Anna Johnson
Cecil Ewing
Dorothy Griffin
Irene Sweeker
Dorothy Griffing
Jean Erms
Betty Hammond
Frances Baerkircher
Lota Behy Fens
Jean Derdian
Helen Gentry
Thressa Aileen Oswald
Pajman
Thelma Fishburn
Flory
Thressa Husted
Vera Flory
Ann
Ruth Hertschinger
Alga Henry
Kathleen Bahn- Haier
Helen Gentay
Kathleen Babamwaier
Bernve Wiggins
Laveda
Helen
Bigsbysard
Stork
Mother Rattler
University Animal House
William Grope
Locust Street
Grope
Lawrence Business College
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Kasumiguara
Colorado
Mae Haizlip
Agen
Ruth Nichols
Society
Itha
Garden City Reports
Kanana City
J. A. Molilison
Atlantic
England
Horse
Britain
Edwards Decorating Company
Gelfel
American Legion
Zoo
Roosevelt
Kentucky Street
Seabury
Walker
Black Mask
Pachaca Mac E’er
New
Journal-World
Ada
County Farm Bureau
Topeka Fair
Wrpinia
Eldridge
Guy Lawrence
Kant Kansas
Er Tse
Long Electric Co
Sharac
Numenes
Lawrence Building & Loan. Association
Massachusetta Street
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