Roosevelt policies and kidnaping cases headline
A column of items covers the pursuit of crime in Bremer ransom cash in Cuba and government crime-fighting, a Kansas political view from Congressman Buchanan on federal spending, and a forecast of Roosevelt’s midwest swing impacting next year’s race. Also notes early snow in Kansas and Mussolini’s Ethiopia stance, plus a portrait of George Penny’s Emporia musical beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Cuba
Department of Justice
Rotary Honors Four With Birthdays at Old Home Town
Four Rotarians were honored for birthdays Walter G Thiele John T Skinner Herbert Hungerford and Richard Wagstaff Harold Constant presented flowers Two new dads were Dean Avant and John R Barnes Barnes will host next Monday The dean provided cigars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Walter G. Thiele
John T. Skinner
Herbert Hungerford
Richard Wagstaff
Harold Constant
Dean Avant
John R. Barnes
Barnes
McConnell Hospital
Eighth
New Hampshire
Alma Torneden
Alice Hansen
H. B. Kibler
Colorado
Bobbie Speer
Clarence A. Speer
Kentucky Street
W. C. Ellis
10Th
Vermont
First Methodist
Higgins
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
Lawrence Team Members Listed for the Season
The Lawrence team this year includes Pontius Hanson Alkeson A Kennedy Hardtaker Leonhard Young Brisco Dye McCall and Forney. Dr and Mrs W W Russ returned yesterday from a three weeks Colorado outing, mostly camping and sleeping in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pontius
Hanson
Alkeson
A. Kennedy
Hardtaker
Leonhard
Young
Brisco
Dye
McCall
Forney
W. W. Russ
Colorado
New Baldwin Store to Open in Baldwin this Fall
Twenty five years ago notices report the Peckham family planning a Baldwin store opening in November with Harry Green taking a half interest and serving as manager. The page also notes an attempted hold up of Dr Matassarin near New Jersey and Warren, plus petty theft at First Methodist church. New teachers for the University Extension Department are announced, and Miss Mabel Edith Ransom travels 350 miles by horse to enroll in domestic science at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Peckham’s
Lawrence and Play Center
Harry Green
Lawrence
New Jersey and
Warren
Matassarin
New Jersey Street
Edmondson
Esther Clark
Cowgill
Agnes Evans
Helen Clark
Cornell
University of Kansas
Mabel Edith Ransom
Perry
Okla
Miss Reece
Patti Hiatt
Marie Reece
Greeley
Kansas
Miss Smithmeyer
Erna Fischer
Sophie Smithmeyer
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Kirchhoff
Lillian Kirchhoff
Ada Gilmore
Hannah Mitchell
George Richardson Named Santa Fe Night Watchman
George Richardson is appointed the Santa Fe night watchman as the city reports on civic updates and local events. The Zodiac club meets with Mrs. Hazen on Tennessee street next Tuesday, while Miss Virginia Dyer visits from the west and is hosted by Judge and Mrs. Nevison in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richardson
Santa Fe
Zodiac Club
Ithaca
N. Y
Corbell College
Iola Register
Board of Health
Kent Club
Will J. Watson
Lewis G. Ferrer
Ralph €. Cowell
School of Fine Arts
Music Hall
K. Domeneza
Louis Domenico
Hungary
Ministers Invited to Baker University Forum Event
Approximately 500 Methodist ministers from Kansas and Missouri are invited to a campus forum at Baker University Baldwin on October 22 to foster goodwill with the denominational college. Speakers include Bishop Chas L Mead Rev Ralph O Taylor and Prof Wm J Williams. The text also notes a science aside about the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Taylor
Parsons
Wm. J. Williams
Baker University
Baldwin
Morning Star Synopsis Remains of Edwin Barnes Life
In a long excerpt from Goodnight 1955 a married couple confronts changes. Emily contemplates life and freedom while Edwin, a reserved yet ambitious leader, pushes for progress. Jeffrey Felton offers quiet support as Emily weighs devotion against growth amid domestic strain and spring fever.
Sundown Ries Wz Sundown Prank At Tent Show
Wil y Nilly pleads with the crowd as his animal-speaking abilities reveal a prank involving a hose in a water barrel behind a side-show tent. The audience accuses him and his odd troupe of goats and friends, demanding he be run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey
Mick
Dad
Wily Nilly
Willy Ni
Matt
Willy Nilly
Flo
Your Health Heat as a Medicine From Ancient to Modern Use
Your Health column discusses heat as a therapeutic agent from ancient solaria and hot springs to modern times. It notes local applications like hot water bottles and bricks and explains systematic effects such as induced sweating, tracing a history from antiquity through quack revival.
Effects of Heat on the Body During Sweating
The article explains how sweating removes water and waste via the skin and notes heat increases lung aeration, leads to faster and deeper breathing, raises carbon dioxide excretion, speeds metabolism, raises pulse, and usually lowers blood pressure. It also states heat relaxes muscles and the nervous system unless very intense.
Kansas Briefs Highlight 3.2 Beer Rule and Acquittal
Kansas officials said they will prosecute dealers selling beer above 3.2 percent alcohol despite Orville White’s acquittal on possession of intoxicating liquor. Other briefs note Beauceant electing Dallas for 1936 convention, Walter Mason’s death in Olathe, three hitchhiking girls returned to Kansas City, and Oren Mizer killed when his car was hit by a train near Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Orville White
White
Emporia
The
National Order of Beauceant
Knights Templar
Dallas
Tex
J. Joseph Smith
Pasadena
Calif
James F. Collier
Dodge City
Albert J. Duff. Newton
Salina
California
Kansas City
Virginia Weighill
Georgia Richards
Dorothy Cashman
Forrest Smith
Flashes of Life and Miscellany Tidbits
A patchwork column reports on Robert D. Gentzler's Democratic clerk of courts expense including 4.20 for gum, a two headed kitten born in Philadelphia, Spokane relief delays yielding 354 more dollars to Lee W. Ryon tied to age verification and inheritance from two brothers, a Kansas City anecdote about a pistol theft from Hom L. Todd, a Chicago missionary comment on Orient habits, and a Philadelphia motor collision at Fourth and Maine with no injuries to Mrs. J S James or Glenn Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Lee W. Ryon
la Plata
Ryon
Radio Programs Saturday Evening September 28 Listings
A dense schedule of radio programs across KMRC WREN WDAF KMBC and other stations for Saturday evening September 28 includes The Message of Israel Spanish Serenade National Barn Dance and General orchestral programs the Troopers Columba Concert Hall and various dance orchestras. primetime features Shandor violinist and Olympic style segments with weather forecasts and late-night music blocks. The long listing also notes Sunday September 29 and Monday September 30 lineups with additional shows and personalities such as Jack Major Eddie Cantor and Danny Kaye with orchestras and variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Israel
KMRC
Wdaf Sizzlers
Ck Armstrong
Chico
KMEC
the Troopers
Orbc Columba Concert Hall
Wdafort Joleon
KMBG
Country Church of Holly
RMBC
Vancouver
Boa Dar Ait Island
Orch
Dallas Symphony Orch
Ruae Tattter
Dailey
Dodge
American Family Robinson
Rune
KMBC
Claude Henkins
Wren—Shandor
WDAF
Ambassador Hotel Orch
Youns
Jeepy Hall
Ick Aiessner
Chas. Dornberger
Palace Hotel
Sien Lee
Hotel Bismarck
At Nien
Ir Simons
Awkins
Ntaj Tardens
Eddie Cantor
WIR
Detroit
Wren—Hendrike Willem van Loos
WDA
Jascha Heifetzi
Detroit Gmphon
Walter Winchell
KMBEC
WREX
K. C
Herbert Foote
DAF
Lee Gordon
Tattler
Oriental Gardens Orch
Kansas City Din Wdar
Timmie Allen
XMC
Liopsics
KMUC
Richard Barthelmess
Wren Ceater
Grace Moore
Ayne King
Education For Living
National Radio Forum
KMIC
March of Time Rmbanhattan
Mos
Andy
Dorothy Lamour
Marge
Orrin_Tecker
Wbdaf
WRE
Donchue
Leon Velasco
Wrex—Shambor
WDA -Bc Dance Orchestra
Ff Williams
Eymour Simons
SN Dance Orchestra
Oakridge Club Holds Fall Meeting and Elections
The Oakridge community club met at the school house for its fall gathering. Officers elected were Mrs. W. H. Hayden as president, Mrs. W. H. House as vice president, and Miss Jennie Soward as secretary and treasurer. A musical program followed, with performers Kathryn House Lenna Fetty Ruby Leonhard and Martha Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge
Kate Toms
Jack
Fred ‘Hack
7Midland
Oc. Weakley
Nokomis, Lk
R. R
Emory Weakley
Rays
H. G. van Neste
Douglas County Farm Bureau Woman's Council
Farm Bureau
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Manhattan
A. R. Reed
Douglas County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World
the World Company
W. C. Simons
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Log Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Loui
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
God
Texas
J. B. Buchanan
Lockhart
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Middle West
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
the Star
George B. Penny
the Gazette
George Penny
Old Kansas State Normal
Penny
Eastman School
Emnperia Gazette
Barnett
Mary Hutchinson
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishera Syndicata
Morning Star
Edwin Barnes
Emily
Edwin
Andrew
Frances
Narcissus
Kipling
Jeffrey Felton
Charlotte
Merchants’ Association
Macian Sims
Ries
Mary Graham Bonner
New York Academy of Medians
Iago Galdston
Olathe
Pi—Walter B. Mason
Carthage
Muncie
Pi—Oren Mizer
Turner
Kan
York, Pa
Robert D. Gentzler
Philadelphia
Hom L. Todd
Tod
Todd
Edmund Li Souder
Orient
J. S. James
North Fifth Street
Glenn Turner
Turner Grocery
Maine
Fourth and
For Sound Business Invest
Lawrence National Bank
Moitern Music Box
KMLC
Jack Major
Louis
Willard Robison
Betty
Hob
C. Rhythm Saanphany
de Lyman
Sanderson and Crumit
Moh Hecker
Gabriel Heatter
Ray Herkins
le Hows
Talidn
Nance
Rand Hotel
Hen
Benny
RMAC
Breudie Rich
Wbraf
Voice of the People
Nar
Suneet Dreams
Harlequins
KFKU
Oak Ridge
A. M. McCarroll
Fred Strong
Leota
Union
N. Madren
Madren
Kate Leonhard Plume
Frank
Harold von Gunten
Lawrence Leonhard
J. F. Baker
Hss
Vernon DeHoff
Tonganoxie
Ray DeHoff
Carrolton
Kans
C. C. Miller
William Hemme
Arthur Wolf
Af Newman
Willis Colman
Clare J
Vaneta Colman
Harry van Neste
Jacob Hammig
Frank Waiters
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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