Kansas Crusade Plans Revealed By Disciples Group
The Disciples of Christ plan a Kansas Crusade statewide convention in Newton September 26 to 29 to launch a year long fundraising drive. Aimed at raising 500000 for student work and agencies, the effort includes 100000 for a Bible Chair endowment at Lawrence, 25000 for building Lawrence facilities, and an endowment generating about 1200 annually for students. Endowment and fundraising work will be led by the board’s education committee with Chas A Richard as state president.
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Disciples of Christ
Newton
Kansas
Kansas Crusade
Bible
Lawrence
Board of Education of the
Disciples of Christ of the United States
Chas
A. Richard
Christian Church
Lawrence Jr
Albert Williams
Nora Siler
Richard
S. B. Praden
George Q. Foster
C. W. Smith
Frank Clarke
Fanaily
Topeka
Ruth Nace
Interene
Billie Glenn
Hazel Taylor
Ruth Shaffer
Roy Browning
Fred Hildenbrand
Emilie Reynolds
Opal Matney
Pankratz
Shephomer
Katherine Brass
Miss Flyson
Howard Rose
OO. M. Smith
Oklahoma to join new Missouri Valley conference
University of Oklahoma faced a choice to join the newly forming Missouri Valley conference or lose conference membership next year. President W. G. Bizzell said the move was driven by Nerman and the group backing the new league. Oklahoma representatives argued to include the aggles but were outvoted four to two, leaving the door open for future talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerman
Gila
University of Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Conference
W. G. Bizzell
Bizzell
Oklahoma
Ahoma Aggles
Plane-Terra Crash at Fulton Field Versus Car
Akron Ohio September 26 AP traffic hazards of the future seen after a plane operated by B F Shorty Fulton struck an automobile driven by Mrs Rose Robinson on Fulton Field. The impact occurred four to five feet above ground causing a wrecked plane and car. Mrs Robinson suffered facial cuts from flying glass. all others escape injuries.
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Akron
Ohio
B. F
Shorty
Fulton
Fulton Field
Rose Robinson
Injured Rider Released After Motorcycle Crash Near Six Corners
Elmer Carlson of University Heights was injured yesterday evening when the motorcycle he rode veered into a ditch two miles north of Six Corners. He was treated at Memorial hospital and released this morning after receiving twelve stitches for facial cuts. A companion, Gulley of North Lawrence, was uninjured. Two Higgins brothers on nearby motorcycles were not displaced from the slab. the group had been returning from Tonganoxie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Carlson
University Heights
Six Corners
Memorial Hospital
Carlson
Gulley
North Lawrence
Higgins
Tonganoxie
Rural teachers meet in Douglas county schools
The first meeting of the year for Douglas county rural school teachers was held Saturday morning at the Junior high school under county superintendent Q O Lane. The program and courses of study for the rural schools were discussed. Several teachers attended. A separate note mentions Tom Green, 18, a junk dealer, being held at the county jail after a burglary incident at 1121 Kentucky. No charges filed yet. Judge Haga Means of the district court is in Ottawa finishing jury cases for Franklin county. He will return to Lawrence Saturday and holds court at Ottawa.
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Douglas County
QO. J. Lane
Rnyal
Tom Green
Funston
Kentucky
C.F. Elivirsok
Tennessee
Figit
Haga Means
District Court
Ottawa
Franklin County
Means
Lawrence
Stroke Struggles for Mrs John Corp in New York
Mrs John Corp of New York Street suffered a stroke Saturday and remains unimproved at home today. She is under care as doctors monitor her condition and seek further recovery.
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John Corp
New York
Synod Attendance Planned by Kansas Presbyterians
About 200 ministers and lay Presbyterians will travel to Lawrence October 11 to 13 for the Synod of Kansas meeting hosted by First Presbyterian. An entertainment committee lists homes for lodging and meals, with speakers including Dr. Iran Windri th, Dr. M. Williard Lampe, and Dr. Guy Morrill.
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Ligurence
Synod of
William H. Butler
Iran Wiandrith
Boston
United Society of Christian Endeavor
M. Williard Lampe
Chicago
University Department of Religious Education
Guy J. Morrill
New York
Kansas
Haskell
Mrs. John L. Duvall Named Indianapolis City Controller
Mrs. John L. Duvall was appointed city controller, succeeding Claude F. Johnson. The move followed a secret Public Safety Board meeting. Mayor Duvall had been found guilty recently of corrupt practices in the 1925 election and fined. If he resigns, Mrs. Duvall would become chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John L. Duvall
Claude F. Johnson
Johnean
Beige
Duvall
Dover
Homecoming Plans Set By University Committee
Chancellor Lindley appoints a twelve member Homecoming committee to arrange the November 19 game between Missouri and Kansas. A separate alumni interests panel will assist, and a joint meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 4 PM in the University Alumni Association office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Lindley
Missouri
Kansas
Joe Turner
Butler-Sanderson Motor Company
el Dorado Chamber of Commerce
Nominate Student Head for Lawrence Junior High Council
Seventh grade Tupils at Lawrence Junior High attended an assembly where candidates for student council president were named. Nominated students include Kenneth Bruner Clifford Meisenhamer Katherine Dicker Josephine Marshall Wm Corcoran Robert Stevenson Gladys Sterger Joe Dunkle Wilfred McTean Ronnie Jean Daniels Margaret Austill and Robert Corey. The president election is set for Thursday October 6 after separate nominations for boys and girls on Thursday September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kenneth Bruner
Clifford
Meisenhiemer
Katherine Dicker
Josephine Marshall
Wm, Corcoran
Robert Stevenson
Gladys Sterger
Joe Dunkle
Wilfred McTean
Ronnie Jean Daniels
Margaret Austill
Robert Corey
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City and Lawrence
Mrs J W Kanaga aged 67 died at Lutheran hospital Kansas City after operation. Survived by one son Clinton Kanaga and six daughters in Wichita Kansas Kansas City Pittsburg and Trenton. Funeral 2 pm from Methodist Episcopal church Rev Edward Hislop in charge. Pleas Carter aged 63 dies at 20 Indiana Street. Funeral 8 pm Tuesday at Ninth Street Baptist Church Rev G N Jackson. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. H E Harris died tonight at home in Linwood. Funeral plans to be announced later.
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J. W. Kanaga
W. Kanaga
Pasay
Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Missouri
Kanaga
Lawrence
Colorado
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Clinton W. Kanaga
Wichita
Kansas
SA. Brewster
J. W. Jenkins
Beth Kanaga
Jay N. Palmer
Pittsburg
Kenneth Rossman
Trenton
New Jersey
Neal
Ireland
Conception
Chile
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Edward Hislop
Pleas Carter
Indiana Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jacksom
Oak Hill Cemetery
Committee to Meet Over University Auditorium Dedication
The dedication committee will plan the September 15 ceremony at a noon meeting in the H U Alumni association offices. Members include Prof. H. B. Hungerford as chairman, Claude Scott, Prof. F. M. Vawsen, Rose McCulloch, Rayms and Nichols, Prof. Robert Salderwood, Prof. M. W. Sterling, Prof. L. N. Flint and Bates Huf faker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
H. U. Alumni Association
H. B. Hungerford
Claude Scott
F. M. Vawsen
Rose McCulloch
Rayms and Nichols
Robert Salderwood
M. W. Sterling
L. N. Flint
Bates Huffaker
Will Defend Workers Topeka Usury Case
Topeka September 26 AP The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway company announced it will defend in court workers in the clutches of loan sharks by challenging the rule requiring a second garnishment of wages. Officials say money tenders violate the usury law and the action aims to protect employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Slayers of Sheriff Mills Held in Garden City Jail
Harold DeWitt and Roy WagZonner, accused of fatally wounding Hamilton County Sheriff Govan Mills during an arrest in Syracuse on September 10, are jailed in Garden City Kansas awaiting arraignment on first degree murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Dodge City
Kas
Harold DeWitt
Roy Wag- Zonner
Govan C. Mills
Hamilton County
Syracuse
Kans
Murder trials of Beggs bandits continued in Oklahoma
The murder trials of Roy Brandon Clyde Brandon and Jack Whitehead, alleged members of a bandit gang that robbed two banks in Beggs Oklahoma last spring and killed the police chief, were continued today until next month. Missionary Will Speak Miss Emma Irving, on furlough, will address the Kansas River Baptist association women at First Baptist Lawrence tomorrow at 3 15 pm. Rankin's Drug Store advertises Old Cream makes skin retain natural beauty.
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Okmulger
Kia
Roy Brandon
Clyde Brandon
Jack Whitehead
Beggs
Okla
Emma Irving
Kansas River Baptist Association
First Baptist Church of
Lawrence
Rankin's Drug Store
Lecompton Shawnee wedding ties town to Topeka
Florence Grauel of Lecompton wed George Earnshaw of Shawnee Kans in a ceremony at the Gravel home. Relatives from Lecompton and Shawnee attended a dinner and informal reception. The couple plans to make Shawnee their home after a brief visit in Topeka and Lecompton.
Saturday Visits and Community Notes in De Soto
De Soto residents share a busy week with visits among Mrs. A. W. Walker and Pearl, gatherings at the Luthers, and numerous social calls. Births, moves, hospital trips, and a Topeka fair trip involve Clarence Brown, Dorothy Louise, Leonard, Gladys McNabb Tressle, and many local families guided by weekend hospitality and local businesses.
Ottawa visit and community notices from Hutchinson area
Local residents share visits and travel notes as families from Newcastle, Kansas City, and nearby towns stay with relatives in Hutchinson for weeks, attend events like the Frank Payne Dahlia show, and visit Pleasanton and Humboldt. Numerous social and club activities include a farewell for Mrs. Jessie Miller, updates on Indian Territory visitors, and busier regional travel to Minnesota and Wheat states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Collins
Ottawa
Senoe
Eilah Burnette
Barbara Olinger
H.W. A. Kessler
Gertrude Wilson
Frank Loughran
Jimmie
Newcastle
Kansas City
Loughran
Harold Cooke
Frank Payne
Firefly frolic charms university girls at church social
About eighty University girls attended the Firefly frolic staged by the Kappa Phi club of the Methodist Episcopal church. Groups named for glow creatures competed in races, and the winning group received a prize. Refreshments were served around the open fire with sponsor Mrs. Edwin Price present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will
Edwin Price
Roberta Nottingham
K. U
Frothc
Miss Nottingham
Bonner Springs
Oakridge Birthday Club Enjoys Autumn Flowers Meeting
The Oakridge Birthday club gathered last Wednesday at Mrs. Willard Morgan’s home with Mrs. J. F. Morgan assisting. President Mrs. Walter Kirby named a committee to plan October events and roll call centered on Autumn Flowers. Members shared readings, talks, and music, followed by refreshments in feminine colors.
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Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Willard Morgan
J. F. Morgan
Walter Kirby
Nelson Lerner
J. C. Herriott
Mabel Fairbairn
Walt Mason
le Suetr
S. Me Purcell
Femb
Straffon
Dunn
PERSONALS G E Weber visits sister in Lawrence Kansas
George K. Weber of Cleveland Ohio arrived in Lawrence Saturday to stay a few days at his sister Mrs Louisa Christensen's home. Mr and Mrs Ivan Rowe of Kansas City spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer. Mr and Mrs Arvin S Olin have left Mayfield Cal after weeks with the Fischers. Mr and Mrs 8 Ro Mainwaring returned from a trip to Los Angeles and San Diego Cal. Mrs TD Esterly of Topeka visited last evening with Mr Esterly. Mr and Mrs George Delbert of Denver will arrive this week to stay with Mr and Mrs Olin Templin. Mrs W H Mohler visits her sister Mrs S L Eberhart of Rocky Ford Colo.
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Clarence Walker
Kansas City
A. W. Walker
Miss Pearl
Glen Couch
George Coombs
Albert Luther Home
Clarence Brown
Zarah
Dorothy Louise
R. W. Phillips
Berenice Phillips
Eleanor Whitelaw
Parkville
Eaglet College
Baxter Hughes
George Kouns
I. 'T.' Martin
Fred Tobler
W. H. Baker
Everett Hurd
Kenneth
Geo. Hedrick
Olathe
Robert Osborne
Harry Dicken
Lawrence
Bert Hoffman
Leonard
Warren Betts
Win
Creed
J. R. Reynolds
Fred Warsop
Fred Grob
Grob
Joe Linder
Stanley
Will Hodge
Potter
Oscar Ashlock
Warren Belts
Ernest Sigman
Little Son
Walter Osborne Sunay
Cecil Brown
Cias
A. O. Westfelt
Wn. Welch
Cedar’ Junction
Baker
J. P. Springer
Cecil
Forest Springer
Lillian Cox l
Kansas City Friends
J.P. Everett
Frank
Manhattan
Roy Warsop
D. R. HL S
Alc
Harry Miller
Oscar Luther
Eudora
Clede Moffit
Hesearch Hospital
Kansay
City
Jennie Dentey
Wra. Hiddieston
Lucile Klinesmith
Little Daughter
Leavenworth
Klinesmith
Phillip Kraus
Kraus
Clyde Schiffer
Hazel Bruger
P. O. Luther
A. Luther
W. T. Very
Flythe Junction
Calif
S. B. Taylor
Very
Santa Fe
Gen. Catlin
Raymond
S. Marshall
Willoughby Koehler
Frank Doane and
Daugher
Helen
Anna Jewett
Kate Jewett
Joe Paxton
Ben Durrett
Janet Dyer
Ideal High School
Europe
France
Oma Dent
Virginia Burks
Jessie Miller
Pleasant Hour
Dot Longstreth
Mollie Ashlock
Angel
Everett, Wash
George K. Weber
Cleveland
Ohio
Louisa Christensen
Ivan Rowe
Otto Fischer
Arvin S. Olin
Bailey
Mayfield
Cal
Ro Mainwarring
Los Angeles
San Diego
TD. Ey Esterly
Topeka
Esterly
George Delbert
Denver
Colo
Olin Templin
W. H. Mohler
S. L. Eberhart
Rocky Ford
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Caors
McNish
Adv
Edward E. Spafford
The
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Paris
Organization
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Start South
Haskell Institute
Erie
Lester Walker
Wesley Wishkeno
George Hunter
E. Yoekay
Neosho County
Peter Pitchlyn
Chanute
Ndmads
Hunter
Walker
Paul Cannady
A.W.O.1
Anson
Journal-World
University Daily Kansan
University Cheerleader
Athletic Association
Alumni Association
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Alumni Interests Committee
University News Bureau
Kt. Q. Brewster
Florence Black
Agnes Brady
Fred Ellsworth
George O. Bo
A E. Harris
H. E. Harris
Linwood
Tater
Lecompton
Florence Grauel
George Earnshaw
Shawnee
Maury Hartman
Shawn
James Earnshaw
Earnshaw
Gallatiter
William Grauel
Lecompton Rural
Earn
Edith Antone
Misa Mary Hartman
Will Giradel
Theofore Sulzen
Fred Sulzen
Agnes James
A. G. Dekat
Mary Agnes Walter
Nellie
Maybelle Slavens
Scott Wingfield
Bidd
Joe Walter
Kate Grauel
Frank Pickens
Martha
Lula
A. G. Dekht
Q. E. Haughman
C. HW
Maust
Ted Baughman
F. P. Day
Elizabeth
E. J. Hill
E. Brarnshaw
Mabel Earnshaw
Mary Hartman
Ee Will Sulzen
Maybella
Nellie Slavens
Will Gravel
H. A. Davidson
Mir
C. T. Huey
Huey
James Shiryk
Edith Ellyson
High School
Elsie
Tasswell
Ping
Russel Kerr
Ohn Taylor
Russel
C. €. Kerr
Kerr
Council Grove
High Schoo
Gtades
College of
Methodist Church
O. A. Gilpin
Perry
Mate Quartette
Stull
Chris Kraft
Vernon Boehringer
John Stull
James Brass
Helen Carlson
Liberty Life Insurance Company
Edward McClana
Han
Arthur Gibbons
Lecomptons
Gibbons
Patricia
Fred Nace
Frank Baughman
Baughman
Arthur Gibbens
Ed Smith
H. F. Watts
Matie Armstrong
Frank Miller
Quenemo
DE Soto
Government
Liberty
Srd
U. S. Treasury
U.S. Treasury
United States
Northampton
Mass
Rankin’s Drug Store
Andy
Smothers
Emil Jannings
Pola Negri
Jeannatte Yrou
Otte School
Jane Lyon
Mt. Hlyoke
South Had"Toy, Ma
Pietton Hyon
Chattanooga, Tenn
K. UJ. Dames
Mes
J. T. Clifton
le Vermont Street
Clifton
George ‘Ty i McNanie
Tussilay
Franklin C. Canpen
Patee
Delores Costello
George Jesse Rm
Izzy Murphy
Nancy Nash
Raymond Hitchcock
Constantinople
Irene Rich
Conway Tearle
Fox News
My Lady's Stocking
Tom Tyler
Tom
Prim's Progress
al Wilson
Cobb
Kan
Walter Long
Long
C. H. Wilbur
Ronald and
Joe
Polo
S. T. Wilbur
John E. Selig
Oakridge
Lander’s
Lawrence de Hess
Wm. Penn
Shimmons Bros
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind Street
Gene
Tunney
Condi
Tion
Victor
Wallace Felds
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