University of Kansas Students Attend Week End Events
University of Kansas students spent the evening visiting Haskell St Benedicts game and various shows while sororities hosted open houses at seven Lawrence churches for student mixers. George Brubaker and George Withers, KU alumni, received art scholarships in New York. Five Goode family members enrolled at KU this fall, with Pan-Hellenic council planning representation to the National Pan-Hellenic Council in Chicago October 13-14.
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Lawrence
Unitarian
First Christian
First Methodist
Immanuel Lutheran
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Plymouth Congregational
K. U
George Randall Brubaker
Art. Students League
New York
George ‘Withers
Fine Arts
K.U
Art Students League
University of Kansas
William Goode
Margaret Goode
Helen Goode
Henry Goode
School of Engineering and Architecture
Joseph Goode
Goode
Pan-Hellenic Council
Pan Hell Council
Chicago
Madre Brown
K-U
Sorority
Oligarchy
Mary Frances Kavanaugh
Public Works Begin on Kansas Projects
Topeka reports the first Kansas Public Works Administration projects approved in Republic County. Two road construction plans encompass 52 miles of grading and drainage. About 31,000 dollars total, with 80 percent funded by federal sources. Wages set at 45 cents hourly for unskilled, 62.5 cents for semi skilled, and 1.10 dollars for skilled labor.
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Topeka
Kansas
Public Works Administration
Republic County
R. J.paulette
Paulette
Lsbor
Mediation Efforts Underway in Havana Face Political Factions
In Havana on Sept 23 AP reports President Grau San Martin and rival groups sat with neutral mediators. Heavily armed cavalry detachments guarded student leaders and supporters as five factions continued talks over government reorganization. A memorandum from Students offered a response to opponents’ plan, urging cooperation to restore peace and gain international recognition.
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Havana
Grau San Martin
Grau
Aimee and Dave Both Now Have Acts on the Stage
New York reports David Hutton is at the Palace singing, while Mrs. Hutton, on the Capitol side, headlines a vaudeville bill with her sister. Angelus Temple evangelist makes Broadway debut on a week’s engagement drawing full houses. She says she earns five thousand dollars weekly, all for the glory of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Huttons
David
The
Palace
Left turn rules stressed in Lawrence traffic notice
A Lawrence article lists left and turns among chief traffic ordinance violations. It urges signaling before turning extending outward time, driving in the center lane, and making left turns only with proper procedure. Merwin Brown, Warrensburg quarterback, is M B Brown’s son and KU alum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Brown
Warrensburg
Kansas
M. B. Brown
University of Kansas
Brown
K. U
R. E. Brown
Mr. Brown
Krese
Personalities and visits among Warronite elites near colleges
President and Mrs A L Hendricks hosted lunch with Chancellor Lindllow. Miss Dorothy Shand plans Bryn Mawr work for Ph D in physiology after visiting Semany. Mr and Mrs Jaen Gilbert and others spent the weekend in Kansas City and Lawrence after extended visits with relatives before resuming football interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hendricks
Warronetangatateers’ College
E. H. Lindllow
Dorothy Shand
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Bryn Mawr Polsone
Semany
R- Jaen Gilbert
Associate Justice Hutchinson Resting Comfortably After Heart Attack
AP report states Associate Justice William Easton Hutchinson of the supreme court is resting comfortably in a hospital after a mild heart attack two weeks ago. The physician said he is getting along well and needs rest, advising him to refrain from sitting with the court until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam ‘Easton Hutchinson
Supreme’ Court
Texas farmer hangs himself in jail after murder charge
A Texas farmer jailed on accusations of murdering his wife at their farm home died by suicide. He had admitted to receiving thoughts of infidelity from another man, but the motive remains disputed as authorities investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
North Dakota Vote on Sunday Film Shows Nears
Returns from 2,240 precincts in North Dakota show strong support for legalization as public opinion clings to the issue amid close counts. The report notes scattered figures and mentions a statewide tally continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Dakota
Search for Hideout of Kidnappers Continues in Albany Case
In New York and Albany officials press a weeks long inquiry into the O Connell kidnapping. federal agents trace informant tips 200 miles from the city to a hidden hideout in New York City where Lieut John J O Connell Jr was held. Raids net eight arrests including the lessee of a raided apartment as investigators pursue seven others linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'Connell
O'Connells
Albany
Ohn’ J. O'Connell, Jr
New York City
Department of Justice
New York State
Mts
Manhattan
Releas
Wichita to host third annual B Y P U convention
Several hundred Baptist youth from across Kansas gather in Wichita September 23 to 30 for the third annual state B Y P U convention. Miss Leona Nichols of Kansas City is state president. Dr W P Dearing of Oakland City College, Indiana, is the inspirational speaker. national officers Edwin Phelps and Mrs Thelma Rogers will attend. Events include opening sessions, business meetings, entertainments, church services, and a closing Life Service League presentation.
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Wichita
Kan
Oakland
City College
Ind
Edwin Phelps
Chi T
Thelma Rogers
Kansas City
Bananet
Life’ Service League
Viola Whitaker
P.O. Box
Ted T. Browning
Cherryvale
Roland Priboth
Wichata
Methodist Church
Tenth
Vermont
Robert A. Hunt
Wesley
Edwin F. Price
Jesus
James H. Rogers
Dorothy Enlow
Wesley Foundation
Epworth League
Winifred Jameson
Irene Moil
Jenks
Mildred Dunn
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Kentucky Streets
W. W
Kentucky
Foscal
Walther League
Stoeppelworth
Werner to Lead Forum at Unitarian Church in City
University of Illinois advisor Henry Werner will lead a forum at the Unitarian Church at 11th and Vermont Streets tomorrow at 10 o clock. The discussion centers on the Century of Progress exhibition and architectural controversy with Karl Pentier and Karl Werner taking the modern movement side. A church quartet will perform and Karl Bratton will sing If With All Your Hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Werner
Forum
Unitarian ‘Church
11Th
Vermont
Tearbara
K. U
Fine Arts
Deerstengs
Karl, Pentier
Karl Uersteiner
Werner
Mendelsssohn
Karl Bratton
Ataye
Amall
Promethean Club
Short Paley
Teron Wall
Unitarian
Charles A. Engvall
George d
Promethean
Former K U Star Charles Wall Known for Educated Toe
Charles Stony Wall, a former Kansas University football standout and famed field goal artist, earned the nickname educated toe. Since graduation he has lived in Plainview Texas, and earlier he starred for the Kansas City Hawkeyes, winning several important games with his precise kicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Stony) Wall
University
Qayhawkers
Warrensburg
Plainview
Tex
Sedan
Church Services and Community Events on Ninth Street
Church schedule outlines morning and evening worship led by Rev Friesen from Wichita and Rev B L Wightman, with Sunday school led by Miss Kate Figgins. Includes youth, P U, and junior FP U. Calvary Church Topeka event noted. First Methodist players and Lutheran, St Luke, and M E Church notices list services, gatherings, and upcoming lectures with multiple local leaders and attendees.
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Friesen
Wichita
Ninth Street
Geptist
Ninth
Ohio Streets
B. L. Wightman
Ira
Lalu ‘Irying
Mattie Mathis
Kate Figgins
Ins
P.U
Lulu Irving
Lillie Williame
Cain
Adam and Eve
Calvary Tat
Church of
Topeka
Minaion
Sewing Circle
Geteber
EFK
Holmes
Car Fire Doused at Kansas Warrens Football Game
Spectators at the Kansas Warrens football game helped extinguish a car fire in a coupe parked near the stadium. Fire began in the engine and spread to the vehicle, but by using sand from a nearby box and a water bucket brigade, onlookers limited damage before firefighters arrived. The car bore Shawnee County license plates.
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En Maine
K. U
Shawnee County
Encephalitis Cases Reported in Kansas
Fort Scott Kansas September 23 AP two cases of encephalitis reported near Mound City and Wilsonto with medical officials confirming illness in residents including Mrs E A Hainsworth 70 and daughters of Fred Demott.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Bia
Fred Fred Demott
Mound
Ike Ington
Kansas
E. A. Hainsworth
Ph.pose
Campus Calendar and Instruction Bureau Updates
2 40 p m resent developments to 3 30 p m recent lopmen Visual Instruction E Dent secretary Instruction Bureau 2245 Elementary French lessons Bonie aecenaty instructor Campus Calendar Miss Heien ode Hoopes assistant professor of teh 7 20 p m silent eri 6 00 p m BoPcaiith Athletic Question Box conducted by E R E ldel assistant professor of physical education
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Lopmen
Dent
Pee ‘Instruction Bureau
Les Bonie Aecenaty
Ooem
Heien Ode
Hoopes
E. R. Eldel
Ford to shorten hours at Dearborn plant to four eight hour days
Detroit sept 23 ap Henry Ford plans to adopt the wage work terms of the national automobile code at his plant though he is the outstanding dissenter Ford employees will work four eight hour days a week starting Monday an official said the schedule will average 36 hours weekly though Ford has given no indication of signing the code
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Henry Ford
NRA
Ford Company
Ford
Lindberghs Enjoy Reception Before Moscow Trip
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh receive praise as they plan to resume their air voyage to Moscow. A tropical storm moving from the Yucatan toward Vera Cruz caused one death and property damage, with storm center heading southwest into the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indberghs
Moscow
Leningrad
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
D. F
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Capta ins Creek social notes and church visit details
Capta ins Creek residents share Sunday visits with Chester Baecher family and Ralph Votan group. Denham family enjoys a new car. Philip Gabriel completed silo work Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ervin Kanzig aided Mrs Gabriel with supper. Rev Ramsburg of Emporia preached at Prairie Center Methodist church Sunday morning. Church remodelling noted about 16 years ago. Basket dinner held at noon. Mrs Albert Miller weekend visit with Earl Ott. Kathleen Reber and family from Lawrence visited James Hale household. Mrs Harold White and daughter Ruby Irene and Fern Andrew visited Lynn Bales and new son Donald Lee last Friday evening.
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Chester Baecher
Ruby
Ralp Votan
John Denham
Iamily
Philip Gabriel
Silo
Ervin Kanzig
Gabriel
Ramsburg
Emporia
Prudend
Prairie Center Methodist Church
Albert Miller
Earl Ott
Belleview
Carl ‘Reber
Kathleen
Lawrence
James Hale
Harold White
Ruby Irene
Fern Andrew
Olathe
Lynn Bales
Donald Lee
Four Jefferson county high schools to field football teams this fall
Sunday attendance at Woodstook Sunday School was good with Rev. B H Wogan reading the scripture from John and a review planned on Some Early Leaders of Israel. Mrs Frank Champion visited relatives in Oskaloosa and Lizzie Gibbs. Clyde Moses and family stayed with Coffmans near Lawrence. Mrs James Montgomery left for California after weeks with Eggert family. H C Bales visited from Topeka. Ray Stewart returned to work near Lawrence. Four Jefferson county high schools McLouth Winchester Valley Falls and Meriden will field football elevens this fall per the superintendents meeting in Oskaloosa. Nellie Mae Smarr began teaching 16 pupils at Pleasant Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H. Wogan
Baptist Church of
Lizzie Gibbs
Clyde Moses
Moses
Charles Coffman
Mary
Near Lawrence
James Montgomery
Russell Stewart
H. cl Bales
Topeka
Ray Stewart
Lawrence
Jefferson County
Superintendents’ Association
Oskaloosa
McLouth
Winchester
Valley Falls
Meriden
Nellie Mae Smarr
Pleasant Point
Winter Social and Farm Activities In McLouth Area
Neighborhood notes report corn cutting, oat stubble mowing, and prairie haying as winter prep continues. Local clubs rehearse for meetings at Asa Ase Judy’s home, with farm families hosting dinners and visits from Lawrence and Topeka figures. A county fair competition awarded top county schools, and obituaries note W W Myers, the oldest citizen of McLouth, surviving with family. Community life features school contests, visits, and social gatherings across Valley Falls, Lawrence, and nearby towns.
Community Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting in September
Mrs. Charles Forth and Agnes entertained the Friendship club Thursday afternoon on September 14 with fruit salad light and dark cake and coffee. Embers present included Mrs. Lloyd Coffman Mrs. John Dodder and others. Guests were Mrs. Olin Powell Mrs. Allene Fishburn and Jimmie. Several local residents and Osage City visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Forth
Agnes
Friendship Club
Lloyd Coffman
John Dodder
Arthur Hase
Matt Hartama
W.A. Simon
Noah Shuler
Louise Reilly
Jennie Powell
A. M. Rundie
Olin Powell
Allene Fishburn
Jimmie
Frazier Butler
Bivoca Maxine’ Coffman
Lena Reilly
Wayland Weybright
Ardelle Bailey
Osage City
Roy Dodder
J. C. Miller
Sylvia
Donald
Peper
Fred Mackey
Letha Morgan
Gupanpore Bich
Frazier Suter
Local families gather for visits and fair attendance
Viola Mae and others visit Hey Louise Mail Lana Le and Eleanor. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Transmier are the parents of a baby born Saturday. Many neighbors travel to Topeka and Lawrence for fairs and family dinners. Johnnie Miller visits grandparents C. P. Miller. Dorothy Mae Miller spends Thursday with Dorothy Van Ess in Topeka.
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Viola Mae
Douta
Louise Mail
Lana ‘le
Eleanor
Clarence Transmier
Clyde Flory
Wanda Lee
Teddy - Visi
Topeka
W. A. Simon
Lawrence
Gasurday
Frasier Butler
Charles Forth
Agnes
Frank Jordan
Dwin le Reilly
Velma Vance
Alfred Fishburn
Edwin
Claudie Fishburn
Topeke
Mra
Lloyd
Orth
Johnnie Milter
Howard Dickson
Harry Norman
Sampinteys
Lone Star
Claus Redcliffe
Arthur Hase
Frazier Butler
Baldwin
Bertha Forth
Dorothy Mae Miller
Dorothy van Ess
Johnnie
West Fairview Visitors and Local Socials Highlight Week
Mrs. Nancy Cummings returned home after visiting two weeks with Jerry Cummings and Charles Cummings of Berryton. She also called on Mr and Mrs Marie Brass before leaving. Mise Adda Benander spent days with friends in Kan Sas Mra. John Benander and Esther Miller hosted a Presbyterian afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Cummings
Jerry Cummings
Charles Cummings
Berryton
Marie Brass
Ome
Mise Adda Benander
Kan Sas
John Benander
Esther Miller
Presbyterien
Beam Ward Beam and Miss Lucile Savanas of Oscar City
A fragmented note mentions Beam Ward Beam and Miss Lucile Savanas of Oscar City along with Mr and Mrs George Gerish Paul LeVada Daily and others. The piece references attendees Bernice Gale Fred Wilson and a Morial Hahacho School in Lawrence and a Rich Farm Bureau club meeting with Mrs John Myers in September.
Topeka Fair Attendance Ties Local Visit Notes
Local residents attended the Topeka Fair during the week with several dinners and calls noted. Mr and Mrs Lucas Treer and Marie joined others at the fair while Bertha Forth and Bernice Wedau families hosted visitors. The 7th pursuit squadron insignia at Barksdale Field, Louisiana features a flying machine gun spitting smoke and flame as it dives from a cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Ballard
Susanne
Baldwin
William Niebrugee
Glen Flora
the Thomas
William Niebrugge
Earl
Martha
Roy Schwalm
Topeka Fair
Harold Kirby
Paola and
Garnett
Thomas
Lawrence
Earl Kirker
Ike Thomas
W. L. Pickering
Barksdale Field
Wrouisiana
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Kappa K Kappa Gamma
Unsen
Jerry
Touchdown” Penney
Kansan
Touchdown
New Mexico
Memorial Union Building
Albert Bloch
Karl :‘Mattern
Raymond Eastwood
Bloch
Cuba
Aimee
Dave
William Hutchinson
Beee IN
North Dakota
Nai
O’connell
Hone Polow
K. & Men’s
Church
K. U. Star
Toe
North Lawrence Cheieti
Felseen
St. Luke
New York Streets
I. A. JimEne
Charles Baker
Connecticut Street
Belle Henson
William Suttles
Sallie Harvey
Pecais
Amatic Society
Wil
Rama
Betty Hehave
Ahlely
Iss Fordine Stone
Louise Garrett
Anna Copeland
Richard Allen’ ‘Society
Reva. T. M.green
C. A. Williams
S&j
James A. M. E. Church
Maplestreet
W.H. Christopher
Christian Church
Nineteenth
Tennessee Streets
Pearl Jeltz
Mra. Gillum
Clara Simpson
Bpee
Mound City
Wralineto
Captains Creek
Woodstock
George Ba
Jen¢é
Billie Black
Jim Ellis
All-Sen Club
Asa Ase
Floya Petrie
John Bleek
Loyd Petrie
Joan le Bove
Ridgway
Woodatock
Mat
Jeannette Ballaug
Harold Champion
Champion
Frederick
Glenn
Valley Grove
Donald Bowers
O'Neal
Gehibi Oskaloosa
Anna Shutz
Lawrence Journal-World
George Ludwig
Jim Lawless
McLeath
John Stuedle
Violet Stuedle
Wie H. Kage
Anne Boydston
Martin Zook
Che
Myers
Eva Lawless
Bethany Y Hospital
Kanity
Lannia Scott
Kansas _City
Ed Mire
al Taylor
Enterprise and Vicinity
West Fairview and Vicinity
Peoples State Bank
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Feders
Home Loan Bank
Thomas Burtch
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