University Life Notes And Rush Week At K U
An observation on campus rules cites no action on beer sellers while a two Thetas and two Pi Phis from rival sororities maintain friendliness during rush week. Freshmen week schedule lists open house, church services, seminars, and convocations at multiple campus locations including Y W C A Henley House Fraser Chapel and Chalk Pile with required attendance and freshman convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetas
K. U
Consular Service
United States
Y. W. CG
A. Henley
Selgals
Fraser c “Happels
P.m
Henney House
Oread
Heck Chalk Pile
New Club Organized In Olathe And Golf Champion Crowned
The Co-Operative Club of Olathe completed its formation with Kenneth C. Meuser receiving the charter at a First Methodist church ceremony attended by about 200 members and guests from Lawrence. In golf news, Dunlap of New York won the United States amateur championship at Kenney course, defeating Max R. Marston 6 and 5 after a 68 in the morning round, reclaiming the title from Ross Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Club of
Olathe
Kenneth C. Meuser
University of Kansas
First Methodist Church
Co-Operative Club
Lawrence
L. E. Eby
N. C.lindstrom
H. W. Craig
John C
St. Joseph
Co-Operative Club International
Dunlap
Beats Marston
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinna
George Tunlap, Jr
New York
United States
Max R. Marston
Philadelphia
Bob Jones
Chick Evans
Minneapolis
Marston
Jval
Ross Somerville
Canada
Man acquitted in liquor charge after three-hour jury deliberation
Arthur Humphrey of near Richland was found not guilty by a six man justice court jury yesterday afternoon on a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence after a collision on highway 73 W. His nephew James Norris 8, and coal truck driver Osborn McCleery were involved. The jurors were J. D. Parrish Ralph Erwin William Zwweifel Oscar Pierson F. W. Lackey and Frank Meierhoffer. Humphrey claimed a brain concussion caused his dazed condition. He was represented by C. F. Baldwin. The accident caused the Ford coupe to be demolished and the coal truck damage estimated at $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Arthur Humphrey
Richland
Charles Springer
J. D. Parrish
Ralph Erwin
William Zwweifel
Oscar Pierson
F.W. Lackey
Frank Meierhoffer
Humphrey
Highway 73-W
Number 6
James Dale Norris
Vermont Street
Osborn McCleery
West Fourteenth Street
Norris
Memorial Hospital
McCleery
Ford
C. F. Baldwin
Woodstock community notes at Woodstock school house
The monthly Woodstock community meeting drew a large crowd with officers listed as President Earl Zook Vice President Will Nowak and Secretary Treasurer Evert Ridgway The program featured speakers Forest Hehn Herbert Champion and Lunch Joe Boyd Harry Wellman and Louis Kramer Several local families attended including McLouth visitors Miss Meriam Kimmel and Miss Pauline Harding Also noted were school enrollments teachers and various family visits and revival services at Woodstock through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Meriam” Kimmel
McLouth
Pauline Harding
Miss Kimmel
Woodstock
Earl Zook
Will Nowak
Evert Ridgway
Forest Hehn
Herbert Champion
Joe Boyd
Harry Wellman
Louis Kramer
Agnes Nowak
Sarah Alaine
Seneca
F. S. Champion
Arthur Denny
Violet Sturdle
Champion
George Duree
Thompsonville
Ira Ward
Fred Champion
Valley Grove
Bryan_ Wilson
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals: Gibler and Henderson Obituaries
John C. Gibler aged 58 died at Twin Mound. Funeral Monday at Clinton Presbyterian Church with burial in Clinton cemetery. Survived by brothers Willis and Jack Gibler. Albert Henderson 69 died after two weeks illness. Funeral Monday 2:30 pm at St. Luke's AME Church with burial in Oak Hill. Survived by wife Ella, daughters Pearl and Katie, and sons Clarence Tommie and Albert Jr. Longtime St. Luke's AME member and Benevolent Society Lodge No. 2 official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Gibler
Twin Mound
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Hall
Clinton Cemetery
Willis Gibler
Jack Gibler
Clinton
Albert Henderson
St. Luke’s A.M. E
Oak Hill Cemetery
Henderson
Ella Henderson
Pearl Henderson
Kansas City
Katie Henderson
Lawrence
Clarence Henderson
Tommie Henderson
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Luke’s A. M. E
Benevolent Society Lodge No. 2
Unitarian Church Opens Season Under Engvall Ministry
Unitarian services resume under Charles A. Engvall who succeeds Wilson Backus retired in Adrian Michigan. Sunday school orchestra led by Margaret Bushong with Miss Makepeace new weekday crafts class and Mrs Engvall led college girls discussion. Open Forum to begin with Henry Werner leading Words from Hamlet text. Student readings by Helen Hoopes with Thomas Heates presiding. Mr and Mrs Engvall reside at 1314 Louisiana St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Engvall
Wilson Backus
Adrian
Michigan
George Hood
Margaret Bushong
Lester van Valkenberg
Irving Hill
James Malin
Katherine Owen
Linn Makepeace
Engvall
Hood
Henry Werner
University
Orry. Wals
University of Chicago
Moncrief
Helen R. Hoopes
Juliet Raphael
Kansas
Howie
Thomas Eates
Louisiana Street
Organist George Trovilla to Play at Lutheran Service
George Trovilla, popular piano accompanist and organist at Trinity Lutheran, returns to the church console Sunday at 11 for three organ numbers Ave Maria Posttude and Lento with Miss Blanche Sams as featured vocalist. He begins his second year as church companion to Prof William Pilcher, with Mildred Reuter serving as supply organist over summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trovilla
Fine Arts
Trinity. Lutheran Church
Abt
Tours
Smith
Blanche Sams
Trovillo
Lutheran Church
William Pilcher
Mildred Reuter
Multi church services schedule on North Lawrence streets
Sunday and weekday worship plans from North Lawrence churches include Morning Worship at First Baptist with Dr. Skinner sermon The Beatitudes and Bible school led by A A HIM, followed by evening evangelistic services. Trinity Episcopal Church offers Holy Communion and morning prayers led by Carter H. Harrison. St Luke A M E Church lists Sunday school, worship, and a 7 20 PM sermon on Jesus a Stranger among His Own People with coordination with St James A M E Church North Lawrence in a joint service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Lawrence
First
Baptist Church
Lincoln
Fourth Streets
Jesus A. Scott
Joel Smith
Verna Anderson
A. A. Him
Bible School
S. A. Johnson
I. D. Skinner
St. James
Skinner
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tenth and
Vermont Street
Carter H. Harrison
St. Luke A.M.E
9Th and
York Streets
H. . Stone
St. James A M. E
North Lawrence
Allen CE
Louise Garrett
Jesus
Belle Henson
Three Men Arraigned In Forgery And Robbery Cases
Three prisoners appeared before Justice Charles Springer s. George Smith waived preliminary hearing on a forged check signed as Prof. L. D. Jennings of the University of Kansas and was bound over to district court with a $500 bond. Frank Thorton in the forgery case had charges dismissed. Fred Clayton and Richard Kolp, returned from Casper Wyoming, faced highway robbery charges and were bound over to district court with $2,000 bonds each, placed in county jail. A marriage license was issued to W. Dean Eastman and Dorothy Ticehurst of Topeka who planned marriage by a Topeka minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Springers
George Smith
L. D. Jennings
University of Kansas
Frank Thorton
Fred Clayton
Richard Kolp
Casper
Wyo
Jack Dunkley
Woodstock Sunday Services and September Lesson
Woodstock church notes show Ed Kramer leading devotionals and delivering two talks and a reading. September 17 lesson is from Things 8 1 11 titled Solomon. The revival meeting is mentioned with a welcoming call to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Ed Kramer
Solomon
Lord
Woodstock revival opens as McLouth church hosts nightly services
The Woodstock revival began Monday night led by Rev. S. H. Voren of the Baptist church in McLouth, with services each evening. The McLouth band performed its last concert of the year last Saturday, directed by Prof. C. R. Cockin of Topeka. A lamp explosion injured Mr. Clair Canady while filling with gasoline, burning his hands and feet, but neighbors saved the house though the kitchen burned. Mrs. Eva Lawless was hospitalized in Kansas City for spine surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Woodstock
H. Voren
Baptist Church of
McLouth
C. R. Cockin
Tonoka
Clair Canady
Kansas City
Spitre
Russell Stewart
Donald Bowers
O'Neal
Edgar Osborne
Jack Hehn
Wakefield
Kansas
Helen Petiit
Maudie and
Edgar _Davison
Pauline Hardine
George Steed
Allen Hehn
Marie
Chanute
Fred
Franciie
Topeka
Charles Reed
M. F. Stewart
Mann
Will Wright
Lawrence
Jim Montgomery
Reno News From Kanwaka Neighborhood Highlights
The Reno column reports births and local happenings including the birth of Robert Dean Pearson on Saturday September 2. It notes moving into a farm home by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Prennear, and social visits by the Duffee and Sowash families. It covers school staffing changes at Oak Ridge and Pony Creek, the Reno Aid Society gathering, a nearby wedding in Lawrence, and community events at the Reno Sunday School and Busy Bee club. Urban Hess and George Bernhardt figure in teaching posts, while urban and family travels to Ft. Sheridan and Chicago are mentioned. A child injury incident involves Eugene Pappenhaus, and Loren Ford survives a minor insulator incident at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Pearson
Robert Dean
Tom Prennear
Lloyd Duffee
Ft. Sheridan
Chicago
George Frederick Bernhardt
Emporia
Urban
Clarence Beach
Jarbalo
Stevens
Ottawa
Chas
Pappenhausens
Eugene
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Aid Society
Ella
Nettie Q’dea
Jean McKone
State Board of Health
Pony Creek
Fred Bignall
Easter Lilly Crissman
Lawrence
Evangelical Church
Miller
Harry White
Hillsden
Mary Katherine Bernhardt
Dorothy May Bleakley
C.L. Nellis
Tonganoxie
Sophia Whittaker
Pony Creek School
Dorothy Wood
Helen Hildenbrand
Jasper Reece
Loren Ford
Busy Bee Club
C. L. Dehoff
V. 4. Dehoff
Helen Hildebrand
Leavenworth
L. S. Pearson
Robert Graham
Wiley
Galesburg
Ill
Francis
Janet
Graham
Captains Creek Visitors Share Family Time
Mr and Mrs Chester Baecher and daughter Ruby visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Wotan and family in Hesner last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Earl Eyerly of St Louis spent several days here with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Eyerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Baecher
Ruby
Ralph Wotan
Hesner
Earl Eyerly
St. Louis
Prairie Center News Features Weddings Births and Local News
Prairie Center notices report numerous family visits and social events. Families like Ambler Edelbrock and Broadhurst host gatherings while church events, school openings, and local anniversaries mark the community calendar. A death occurs with funeral services at the Prairie Center Friends church.
Local Social Notes From Clinton Belvoir Area
Walter Kamp schroeder hosts and guests visit friends across Washington Creek and Kansas City. Richard Heine listed as sick this week. Rose Baldwin vacationed with friends in Lawrence. Ebon Anderson family visited near Lake View. Fitzer relatives from Kansas City spent time with the Kampschroeder family. Harry Tucker family attended Big Springs fair. Walter Brown and Anna May toured Kansas City. Herschell and Petai families from Lone Star visited Harvey Barton. Jude Anderson and son Frederick Lee spent Friday with the Murphy family. Hay fever cases include Horace Humphrey and others. Eva Kuhns visiting relatives in Topeka. Ernest Nelson and Mrs Ashby from Topeka visiting home folks. Frank Bidinger and children from Yarnold part of dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kampschroeder
Kampschroeder
Clarence Hoover
Washington Creek
Richard Heine
Hans Larsen
Asick
Rose Baldwin
Lawrence
Ebon Anderson
Lake View
Fitzer
Kansas City
Chas. Kampschroeder
Harry Tucker
Walter Brown
Anna May
Charles Herschell
Richard Petai
Lone Star
Harvey Barton
Jude Anderson
Frederick Lee
Harry Murphy
Horace Humphrey
Fred Kampschroeder
Chester Baldwin
Fred Tornaden
Eva Kuhns
Topeka
Ernest Nelson
Ashby
Arthur Johnson
Frank Bidinger
Yarnold
Local families gather for Sunday dinners and notices
Evening Star lists numerous gatherings in Clearfield Weaver and Eudora areas. Families including Brecheisen Widner Neis Breers Boxberger and more attend dinners, school enrollments and society meetings. Teachers and students are noted with pupil names and grades.
Rural High School Attendance Grows With Eleven Students
The article lists extended family and neighbors visiting events near Weaver and Belle View. It notes eleven students attending Eudora rural high school including Gerald Ott junior Josephine Ott sophomore and Helen Oshell freshman. Also mentions visits by Ott family, Broers family, Parker and Frazier guests, and a trip to Bid Springs for a fair with Wiuchheim call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wiligan
Weaver
Gerald Ott
Josephine Ott
Helen Oshell
Eudora Rural High School
Geo. Ott
Belleview
Floyd Broers
Kathaleene
Lewis French
Fall. Leaf
Walter Parker
Carl Frazier
Fred Laughlin
Kaw Valley
Minnie Kurtz
Henry
Ann and Helben
Woodrow Strobel
Bi Springs
Wiuchheim
Local social notes from Lawrence area households
Nelson Joy of Lawrence visited daughter Mrs Walter Parson and family Sunday. Ellen Melville spent days in Kansas City. Henry Roche Jr Lorenz Speicher Jr attended the Topeka fair. Arthur Strouble dined with Martin Rohe. Beula Rohe helped Mrs Charles Soward with silo work. George Rohe filled silo. Marion Madj and Maxine Schellack left for Emporia to enter college. Anna Hadl Helena and others visited their parents Mr and Mrs Reuben Weeks Sunday afternoon. Almer Potter of Lawrence called on sister Mrs Nana Selzer. Walter Parson Ruth and Dorothy visited Harry Weiss and Henry Roche Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Joy
Lawrence
Walter Parson
Ellen Melville
Kansas City
Henry Roche, Jr
Lorenz Speichcer, Jr
Topeka, Fair
Arthur Strouble
Martin Rohe
Mss
Beula Rohe
Charles Soward
George Rohe
Silo
Marion Mad
Maxine Schellack
Emporia
Anna Hadl
Helena
Osgood Armstrong
Dorothy Armstrong
Cecil Jordan
Marvin Stephen
Frank
Lorenz Speicher
Henry Roche
Mary
Edith Jo
Leone Beaman
Albert Jacobson
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Almer Potter
Nana Selzer
Ruth
Dorothy
Harry Weiss
Henry ‘Roche
Valley Chapel Social Notes From Centropolis to Lawrence
Howard Gray returned home Monday evening at Centropolis after a 10 day stay at the John Banks home. Lawrence visitors Mr and Mrs J W Dunn and their guest Arthur Hastie of Idaho called on Mr and Mrs John Banks Sunday evening. Gus Had i and family spent last Sunday with her parents near Overbrook. John Erhnch and family and sister Mrs Bob Evans and baby spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Neal Banks. N F Thome hauled cattle to market Saturday for C V Ann. Fred Gray and children and Neal Banks and Howard Gray were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Gray and Florence. Will Matson and Will Crumline of Jewell and Mrs Gann and Nadine spent Friday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brecheisen
Clearfield
Jake Widner
Chris
Meuffle
Grant Edelbrock
Kansas City
Geo. Rogers
Chilicothe
Carl Neis
Smith
Weaver
John Reusch
Floyd Breers
Kathaleene
Geo. Breers
Boxberger
Tornaden
Pauli Richtermier Farm
Tornendus
Tonganoxie
Borberger
Evening Star School
Lottie Neis
Viola Broers
Salem Evangelical Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Emma Schneider
Eudora
Gertrude ‘Churchbaugh
Weaver School
Kathaleene Broers
Nevieve Wilson
Lewie Lee Kindred
Robert Neis
Carl Westerhouse
Elroy Wallace
Alice Marie Kindred
Greta Spitz
Evabell Kindred
Homer Broers
Ruby Neis
Arleta Wilson
Elnora Wallace
Vernetta Spitzli
Churchbaugh
Floyd Broers
Frank Gayhan
Belva
Billie
Wichita
Albert Moody
Floyd Churchbaugh
Minnie Abels
Felix Meuller
Eudora Rural High School
Glen Wilson
Walter Wilson
Arleta
Nevieve
Stuffy White
Raymond Bower
Wm. Spitzli
Miss Leone
Roscoe Parker
Arthur Ott
Walter Parker
Methodist Women Foreign Missionary Society
Otto Abels
Wellsville
al Neis
Minnie Neis
Abels
Jimmy West
Sherman
Mont
Mildred Lawler
Eli
Lula Lawler
DeSoto
Robert Lawer
Elise
Riefschneider
Henry Kurtz
Carl Kurtz
Hesper
Howard Gray
Hme
Centropolis
John Banks
J. W. Dunn
Lawrence
Arthur Hastie
Idaho
Gus Hadi
Transmier
Overbrook
John. Erhnch
Bob Evens
Baby
Neal Banks
N. F. Thome
C. V.ann
Fred Gray
Local families gather for social visits and farm chores
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heffner and daughter Ruby Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wintermantle, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Pippert, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pippert. Dudley Gilges threshed clover for L. W. Haas and others Friday afternoon, and for Harry Flory Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pohl and children visited Sunday at the Phil Commons home of Lawrence. L. W. Haas and daughters along with Mr. and Mrs. George Unger and John Unger Sr. were dinner guests at Berger Nelson’s. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gastrock and family and others visited John Gibson’s in Centropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Heffner
Ruby “Mae
Elmer Wintermantle
Alton Pippert
Harley Lyons
Frank Pippert
Dudley Gilzes
L. W. Haas
Carl and
Albert Schwartz
Alvin Johanning
Dudley Gilges
Harry Flory
Ernest Pohl
Phil Commons
Lawrence
George Unger
John Unger Sr
Berger Nelson
Conrad Gastrock
Chester Gibson
Ben Gibson
John Gibson
Centropolis
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John Law
Buj
Lawrence Business College
la. Sts
Associated Press
United States Navy
Norfolk
Coco Solo
Canal Zone
Balbo
Brazil
Unitarian Church
Lutheran. Church
W. Dean Eastman
Dorothy Ticehurst
Cuba
Ramon Grau San Martin
Havana
Paulina Grau San Martin
Polita Grau San Martin
Dr. Grau San Martin
Francisco Grau San Martin
Preas
Reno
Captains Creek
Tom, Broadhurst
Byerly
Alonzo Ambler
William Edelbrock
Prairie Center
Hesper Friends Church
Lynn Bales
Howard Caviness
Betty
Merritt Music
Henry Caviness
Lewis Seiwald
Clara
Arthur
Earl Ott
Merle Eugene Seiwald
Belles
Howard Miller
Lucille White
State School For the Deaf
A. J. Bales
Elmer Anderson
Gardner
Clarence Richardson
Little Son
Girard
Milo Richardson
Clarence
Inez Cox
Joplin
Maggie Moon
Brown
Hunt Farm
Hunt
Albert Miller
Merle Eugene
Methodist Ladies Aid
Gerald Knabe
Paul Gabriel
Blanche Votaw
Dorothy Schlaegel
Lula Votaw
Herbert Knahe
Eldon Votaw
Everett Votaw
Mildred Louise
Arnold
C. F. Broadhurst
Edwin Rice
Griffin
Lucille Gabriel
Stanley
Harry Ambler
George
Louie Middleton
Nora Lou
Ernest White
Charles Small
Tom Broadhurst
Philip Gabriel
Paul
Wesley Deckwa
Bessie Murphy
Cletus Lehmann
M. J. Murphy
Belvoir School
Florence Anderson
Ray West
Daugh‘ter
Isabelle
Doris Lee Clay
Ulysses
Kan
Merritt Woodward
Thelma
Columbia
Nemic
Russell Woodward
Clinton-Belvoir
Evening Star
Valley Chapel
Excelsior
Peoples State Bank
Lawrence Building & Loan. Association
Federal Home Loan Bank
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