Warren Henderson Dies in Kansas City Funeral Planned
Warren Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Henderson of 228 Alabama Street, died last Friday in Kansas City, Kansas. The body will be brought to Lawrence this evening for a funeral at St Luke Methodist Church on Tuesday at 2 30 P M with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Warren Henderson
T. W. Henderson
Alabama_street
Kansas
City
Lawrence
St. Luke Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Fritzel Dead at Rudolphi Hospital
Mrs. Fritzel died Sunday morning at Rudolphi hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9 30 in the Catholic church with Father ONeill officiating. Burial will take place at Oak Hill.
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Fritzel
Henry ‘Fritzel
Rudolphi Hospital
Father O'Neill
Oak Hill
Mrs Emma A Johnson Dies. funeral Monday at 2 pm
Mrs Emma A Johnson of 801 Rhode Island Street died Sunday morning. Funeral is Monday at 2 o clock at Cae Burial at Colyer cemetery.
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Emma A. Johnson
Rhode Island Street
Cae
Colyer Cemetery
Samuel G Conley Dies at Home in New Jersey Street
Samuel G Conley died this morning at his home 785 New Jersey street. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM with Reverend Daniels officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Chas Rosenquist and family for kindness, sympathy, and flowers during his illness and death. Also notice from Watkins National Bank offering delivery of registered Liberty Loan Bonds to subscribers.
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Samuel Conley
Samuel G. Conley
New Jersey Street
Daniels
Oak Hill Cemetery
Chas. Rosenquist
Watkins ‘National Bank
Baker Estate Heir Settlement Expected This Summer
Detroit Examiner reports that final settlement of the Baker estate will occur early in summer with distributions to heirs. The estate includes Philadelphia lands and coal oil and mineral holdings across eastern states, with rentals collected by a Philadelphia bank. May 31, 1918 is the deadline to file genealogy blanks and powers of attorney. Ady endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla in the notice.
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Baker Heir Association
Philadelphia
Detroit Examiner
Climax of Season Minneapolis Symphony at Lawrence
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra of fifty, conducted by Emil Oberhoffer, performs twice at Robinson Gymnasium on Monday April 22. Afternoon features Carl A. Preyer as soloist with his Concertstück for piano, plus Allen McQuhae and Richard Czerwonky. Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major on the afternoon program. Evening concert features Christine Schultz and Cornelius Van Vliet with Brahms Symphony No. 2 in D major. Prices $1.50 main floor, $1.25 gallery, $1 single admission. Tickets from Round Corner Drug Store and others.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Lawrence
Emil Oberhoffer
Robinson Gymnasium
Carl A. Preyer
Stueck
Round Corner
Kansas Jayhawks to choose 1918 baseball lineup this week
Stephenson and Schoenfeldt left for naval training last week leaving Ward Weltmer and Lewis Foster as veteran anchors. The squad will rely on sophomores with Bunn, Kitchen, Willems, Uhrlaub, Lonborg, Pringle, Machamer and Cherry contending for keys roles as Schoenfeldt’s loss heightens the need for a strong defense and offense. The pitching staff will feature only freshmen: Schoeppel, Caler, Slawson, and Goodwin, with Goodwin less polished than the others.
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Kansas
Edward H. Schoenfeldt
Independence
Great Lakes
Navy
Julian Stephenson
Ward W. Weltmer
Smith’ Center
Lewis “Stemn
Foster
Kansas City
Missouri
Bunn
Kitchen
Willems
Johnson
Tom Pringle
Uhrlaub
Lonborg
Cherry
Smith
Wardy Weltmer
Machamer
Schoenfeldt
Woody
K. U
Schoeppel
Caler
Slawson
Slab Mien
Goodwin
United States Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Issued
Subscriptions invited for new Treasury certificates dated March 20 and due June 18. Denominations start at 500 and up, bearing interest at 4.12 percent, payable in cash at the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City, Missouri, when due. Watkins National Bank is noted.
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United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Watkins National Bank
KU Track Team Loses Key Members to Military Service
Kansas University faces a setback as two star track athletes Donald Welty and John D. Shreve are called to military duty at Berkeley and Great Lakes. Welty, a top hurdler and pole vaulter, leaves Harold Hobart untested in hurdles and reduces broad jump strength. Shreve adds 410 capability but only Lobaugh and Ralph Rodney remain for the quarter. Coach Hamilton hopes newer, greener runners fill gaps ahead of the April 12 spring interclass meet.
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K. U
Donald Welty
Bartletsville
Oklo
Berkeley Cal
Army Aviation Service
John . D. Shreve
White Cloud
Great Lakes
Navy
Welty
Jayhawker
Harold Hobart
Roscoe Howard
Howard
Shreve
Missouri
Lobaugh
Ralph Rodney
Kansas
Erval Coffey
Murphy
Camp Funston
W.C. Hamilton
K, U
High School Publications Will Be Scored at Aggie
In Manhattan Kansas on April 8 the Kansas State Agricultural College announces a new contest for high school newspapers and magazines. N A Crawford heads the department of industrial journalism and printing and will send announcements. Entries must be submitted by May 1 with three issues for each paper. Winners will be awarded medals or certificates and announced during the high school track meet on Saturday May 11 under college auspices. Other notes mention a new grape drink and a jab at cemetery equality.
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Aggie
Manhattan
Kans
Kansas
Department of Industrial Journalism
Rinting
Kansas State Agricultural College
N. A. Crawford
McNish
Concord
Zoology professor injured by lime spray incident
Robert Robertson assistant professor of zoology was injured Sunday morning when a hand sprayer burst causing lime spray to get into his eyes. He missed classes and expects to be unable to attend tomorrow as well.
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W. A. B. ‘Robertson
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Society Brand
Matthews
Jennie
Hanna
Racycle, Columbia
Iver Johnson
Citizens State Bank
Mass. St
National Bank CapItAl
Baker Estate
Isaac L. Baker
Hood
Ady
Dean H. L. Butler
K.U
Weltmer
Stephenson and Schoenfeldt
Naval Training Station
Bond
Last_ Call of Aviation and Naval Training School
Ohio St
Pagent St
Charles
EL Sutton
Dale
Breeze
Cal
Rosa Barritklow
United Iron Works
Tolai
Kan
Caul K
Torte Lengeiassen
Rence
Jack Lew- Tel
Sreeders
Will Pine
Vanguard
Weieht Tate Peind
Lawrence Business College
Robert E. House
Lawrence National Bank
Lakeview Road
Guernsey
Jersey
Culti
J. E. Daniels
H. V. Storie
C. D. Thomas
Merchants National Bank
Ladies of the
Minervian
Pleasant Hour
Dorcas Clubs
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