Wild Oil Well Defiant of Order in Oklahoma City Field
Oklahoma City September 27. Nature thwarted military efforts to close the Marshall Oil No. 1 Bucher well in the northwest Oklahoma City field. The well, already shut down by guardsmen, reopened and pumped about 400 barrels per hour, with valves jammed and temporary storage at risk. Workers and guardsmen differed on control steps, while owner H G Marshall watched undecided as cementing equipment was considered to kill the well via a bypass above the gate.
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Oklahoma City
Oklaoma City
Corporation Commission
Marshall Oil
Ieoak
Murray
H.G. Marshall
Catalonia Celebrates Autonomy Grant in Spain
In Barcelona on Sept 26, Catalonia celebrated autonomy with Premier Manuel Azana visiting from Madrid to present the statute approved by the national assembly. He indicated the republic may expand autonomy policies nationwide, paving a federal structure akin to the United States.
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Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
Manuel Azana
Madrid
Spanish National Assembly
Spanish Republic
Elkin designs KU pep flag with Jayhawk motif
Lawrence student Donald Elkin, a Kansas senior, drafts a University of Kansas pep flag to be adopted as the official banner for university events. The design features a four by six foot field with a Rock Chalk pile and a fighting Jayhawk, KU letters near the Jayhawk, and alternating crimson and blue stripes radiating from the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Elkin
University of Kansas
Elkin
Lawrence
Jayhawk
Master Brewers Gather in Detroit Convention
Detroit hosts the Master Brewers Association of America gathering as 300 experts attend a convention focused on technical subjects. Home brewers were excluded and officials noted continued interest in advancing brewing techniques during today’s sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Master Brewers Association of America
Association
All-Bran cereal aids digestion and iron supply
Modern tests show All-Bran helps constipation by stimulating the intestines and adding bulk like lettuce. It provides twice as much iron as beef liver by weight and promotes a natural bowel movement without drugs. Two tablespoons daily of Kellogg's Art-Bran is suggested, with doctor advice if relief fails.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ninth Annual KU Freshman Initiation Ceremony Tonight
Lawrence residents are invited to the ninth annual University of Kansas freshman initiation. Events start at 7:30 p m on North College Hill and 8 p m at KU Stadium. All new students are to attend and men should bring their freshman caps. The ceremony was postponed from September 21 due to rain and is expected to have crisp autumn weather.
Miss Ruby Houk Hosts Quill Club Gathering
A large crowd gathered at Miss Ruby Houk's home last Wednesday for a Quill club event. A.E. Deister returned from Topeka where he operated a streetcar during the Free Fair. Hazel Houk, Helen Kampschroeder, and Walter Houk visit from Lawrence high school, Evelyn Stull from Highland Park, and Eunice Brass from Lecompton high school.
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Ruby Houk
A. E. Deister
Topeka
Hazel Houk
Helen Kampschroeder
Walter Houk
Lawrence
Evelyn Stull
Highland Park
Eunice Brass
Lecompton
Bethel Student Elizabeth Hoffman Registers at KU
Bethel Miss Elizabeth Hoffman traveled to Lawrence Saturday to register at the University of Kansas and expects to begin work on Thursday for her sophomore year. The Globe ball team boys visited Pleasant Grove Sunday to watch the Red Sox beat Lansing prisoners, then played Pleasant Grove four innings, trailing 4 to 0 for Globe before the game was postponed to a future date on the Brecheisen diamond.
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Elisbeth Hoffman
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Globe Ball
Pleasant Grove
Red Sox
Lansing
Globe Boys
Globe
Brecheisen
Oskaloosa Presbyterian Aid September program and luncheon
The Presbyterian Aid at the Oskaloosa church held a September program and luncheon on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Edmonds as chairman. Devotions opened the session by Mrs. Edmonds, followed by roll call and minutes. A feature program included a Jane duet by Mrs. Emmett Morrow and daughter Mary Katherine, a piano solo by Horace Edmonds, and readings and music by club members. The Oskaloosa Study Club met September 14 hosted by Mrs. Sarah Phinney with a fiction program and discussions on Edna Ferber and Bess Streeter Aldrich led by several members. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Phinney assisted by Mrs. Celia Phinney, Mrs. Roland Clark, and Miss Jeanette Jacquemin. John Sutton and son Charles visited Parkville, Missouri, where Charles enrolled in Parkville.
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Presbyterian Aid
Elmer Edmonds
Edmonds
Jane
Emmet Morrow
Mary Katherine
Jesse Blevins
Jeannette Leech
Mary “Katherine
Morrow
Lucile Humphreys
Horace Edmonds
Oskaloosa
Sarah Phinney
Roll Call Land
Emmett Morrow
Edna Ferber
Marlin McCreight
Bess Streeter Aldrich
August Simon
Glenn Cory
George — Clark
McCreight
Phinney
Celia Phinney
Roland’ Clark
Jeanette Jacquemin
John Sutton
Charles
Parkville
Park
Market Roy Lawrence Fresh Pork and Other Meats Ad
Roy Lawrence announces Wednesday and Thursday fresh pork cuts including chime bones, pig tails, livers, hearts, brains, and shoulders. Also features mutton cuts, veal cuts, beef tongue and pot roast, lamb shoulders, fish and oysters, eggs, butter, coffee, honey, and chicken offerings with deliveries to parts of the area.
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Ednesday
M. J.B
Vanroy
Miller’s
Local Riggs and Kin Attend Presbytery and Visits
Amos Leech Jr and Leonard Edmonds enter their second college year. Mr and Mrs Harry Hall of Topeka visited relatives here and attended the Presbytery. Mr Hall was a delegate from Oakland Presbyterian church. Everyone stayed with Mrs Hale's brother Tan Anderson and family. Continued notices of friends, illnesses, travels, fairs, and social gatherings follow across Topeka and area. Many names and places cited including Topeka Kansas City Hollywood Eudora Lawrence Fort Madison Columbia Wellsville.
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Amos. Leech, Jr
Leonard Edmonds
Harry Hall
Topeka
Hall
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Hail
Tan Anderson
Dale Evans
Ozarks
Hey
Ross Gillaly
Hollywood
Cal
Kansas City
California
K. A. School
Tena Clark
Harvey Hawk
Lawrence
Fay Brown
Robert Wollaway
Stormont Hospital
Howard Wellman
Alexander Cottage
Carl Pflager
Estheager
Helen
Esther Pflager
Alice Walters
Theodore Pflager
Fred Pflager
Arthur Bernite
Alice Bernitz
Aby
Kansas City, Mo
L. H. Marsh
Eileen
Carl Bernitz
Clifton Eugene
Albert Miller
Bobbie
Glen .Leiwald
Earl Ott
A. L. Hadl
Leonard
Oscar
George McTaggert
Merritt Woodward
Columbia District
Sunday Dinner Guests Travel to Belleview Family
Belleview residents Mr and Mrs Gus Wulfkuhle and their son Robert of Lawrence joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Arthur Ott. Also present were Mr and Mrs Warmker and another guest, continuing conversations about local happenings.
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Gus. Wulfkuhle
Robert of Lawrence
Arthur Ott
Warmker
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Oklahoma
K. U
Men's
Kellogg’s- All
Yarnold-Stull
Bethel
Roy Lawrence
Geo. Warmker
Eudora
Fields Holmes
Holly
Colo
Seth Kindred
Clarence Crane
Ed Madi
Carl Pfinger Jr
Abilene
Esther Jorer
E. G. Houser
Tacarartens
R. V. Shirek
Fort Madison
Iowa
Lew Shirek
Geraldine
Nor Hina
Annabell Holmes
Fiartha
Abel
Ruth
Ee Oeberth Hadi
Methodist Church
Oliver Holmes
Ann Grosdidier
J. L. L. Club
Mattie Skinner
Ceived
Delia Zimmerman
Ella Kasberger
Ann
Grosdidier
A.C. James
Geneva
Flora
Mae
James
Chester
R. V. Shirck
Lew Shirk
John Akin
Wells
E. E. Hagerman
Faye
Nettie. Hoskinson
Clifton
Clarence James
I-A
Belleview
Ando
Studebake IF
Reusch Motor CO
Journal-World
Fritz Company
Lawrences, Karsad
the Journal-World, City
Frida
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Kansas
Journal- World
Fritz Meyn
Fm.c
Goodyear
He Journal-World
Douglas County
N. H
Kansas Electric Power Company
Represented
Frigidaire
Copeland
Central Electric Spartan
Belvinator
Norg Westinghouse
P.m
General Electric
Atwater-Kent Majestic
Spartan
Clarion R. C. A. Victor
the Gas and Electric League of
J. W. Alexander Bell
Music Company
Cutters Howe
Green Bros
Hdwe
Hanne Radio Shop
The
Kansas Electric
Powe
Jaedicke
Kennedy Plumbingompany
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