Ribbon Winners Listed for Fourth Annual Boy's Hobby Fair
The fourth annual boy's hobby fair closed Saturday night at 742 Massachusetts Street. LL. B. Read reported exhibits of higher class, listing ribbon winners across many hobby categories such as cigars, stamps, coins, woodwork, posters, and model crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachsetts Street
LL. B. Read
Robbie Thompson
Tom Sweeney
Dick Koon
Paul McGee
Carlton Dickinson
Philip Stockton
Murray Tripp
Harold Belt
Donald O'Neil
Jay Shepard
Arthur Grant
Grover Denlinger
Forrest O'Neil
Wayne O'Neil
Ralph Jackson
Edward Moorman
Warren Harrell
Billy Pendleton
Post Marks
Joe van Sickle
Willard Linscheid
Jack Stapleton
Edwin Price
Don Westheffer
Richard Olmstead
William
Buddy Harriman
James Calvert
Delbert Perkins
Ernest Willman
Delbert, Perkins
Carl Perkins
Maurice Jackson
Clarence Henderson
Reed Whetstone
Billy Cain
Roy Lyons
Patrick McAlearney
Billy Burgess
Joint recital tonight by Genevieve Hargiss and Ruth Gregory at KU
A University of Kansas joint recital features Ruth Gregory violin and Genevieve Hargiss cello with accompaniments Jon Ryan and Dorothy Enlow. The University Symphony Orchestra, led by Donald Swarthout, assists each artist in one number. Open to the public at 8 PM in K G Auditorium.
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University
University of Kansas
Ruth Gregory
Lovington, I
Genevieve Hargiss
H.W. Hargins
Jon Ryan
Dorothy Enlow
University Symphony Orchestra
Donald M. Swarthout
Ren Ie
Kreisler
Gregors
Sambande
Senatr
Larghett Allegra
Lawrence High School Entries for Inter scholastic Track Meet
Coach E A Wood announced Lawrence high school entries for the thirtieth annual interscholastic track and field meet at the University of Kansas on April 20 the day before the Kansas relays. Entries close April 12. Lawrence participants include athletes in events such as mile 220 yard low hurdles shot put discus javelin high jump broad jump pole vault and relay squads. Moves to new location Miller furniture company relocates to 930 Massachusetts street from L L Riling space.
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E. A. Wood
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Kansas
Ella
Stoland
Bonebrake
Hormuth
Botts
Shil
Tella
Johnnson
Lee
Cunningham
Hill
Bryant
Price
Kettering
Miller Furniture Company
Massachusetts Street
L. L. Riling
Fred T. Greene to speak at Kansas Building and Loan meeting
Fred T. Greene of Chicago director of field service for the United States Building and Loan League and secretary of the NRA code authority will be a principal speaker at the Kansas Building and Loan meeting at the Hotel Eldridge. He represents the national network of 11,000 associations with a $7.0 billion thrift and home financing business and will share national and state insights and experiences relevant to Kansas associations.
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Fred T. Greene
Chicago
United States Building and Loan League
NRA Code Authority For
Savings, Building and Loan Associations
Kansas Building and Loan
Eldridge
Greene
Avill
Kansas
Supreme Court Dismisses Kansas Gas Appliance Suit
The Supreme Court dismissed Attorney General Boynton of Kansas and eight gas distributors case challenging a Kansas ban on selling gas burning appliances. Kansas Supreme Court ruled the law invalid, saying appliance sales are closely tied to gas business and prohibition violated constitutional rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Boynton
Kansas
Hutchinson Gas Company
Roland Boynton
Kansas Supreme Court
Dillinger Reported Seen in Topeka Early Today
E. E. Conroy of the department of justice said a car resembling the one used by the desperado John Dillinger was seen in Topeka, Kansas, headed west at about 5:30 a.m. today. The report was received and forwarded for follow up.
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Desperado
Topeka
Kansas City
E. E. Conroy
Department of Justice
John Dillinger
Ambitious concrete work offers rich harvest on South Massachusetts
Lawrence brief notes on sidewalk and driveway repairs from rough edges left by excavating. Local residents and businesses can secure many orders by calling early. Also mentions Mrs A H Dyer of 929 Pennsylvania street with small walnut collection. Shepard trial date set for second trial discussed. government and defense requested appearance to fix date with Maj Charles A Shepard charged in Zenana poisoning case.
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Massachusetts
A. H. Dyer
Pennsylvania Street
Florence
Kan
Federal District
Richard J. Hopkins
Maj
Charles A. Shepard
Zenana
Seek Buyer for Railroad Branch in Kansas Abandonment Bid
Residents along the Missouri Pacific line between Mound City and Leroy Kansas asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant 90 days to locate a buyer for the 7 mile branch railroad before permitting its abandonment.
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Washington
Missouri Pacific
Mound City
Kans
Leroy
Interstates Commerce Commission
Ingalls May Sail for America Amid Ambiguous Decision
Ambassador Robert P. Skinner said Samuel Ingall may be placed aboard a vessel sailing for America on Wednesday. American agents expect a final decision within hours. Sheffield Ingalls of Atchison attends the Kansas Building and Loan league meeting. Classified line about extra cash.
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Insall
Istanbul
United States
Robert P. Skinner
Samuel Ingall
America
Sheffield Ingalls
Atchison
Kansas Building and Boan League
Courteous Laws A Shock To K U Girl On Campus
A pale co ed staggered through a KU campus dining scene with her boyfriend amid five KU law students offering their booth. The piece notes spring fashion in red, campus politics, and a mock plan to hire Paul Pendarvis from Kansas City for a May party, while quipping about benches and a cemetery picnic area on the Hill.
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K. U
Altho
K. U. Law
Pi Phis
K.U
Paul Pendarvis
Kansas City
Penilary
McLeod Bill Signatures Rise Fast in House
Within an hour after a petition was filed to bring the McLeod bill to the floor for consideration to pay off national bank depositors, 33 members had signed the proposal as authorities in Washington report.
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Washington
McLeod
National Bank
O Neill District Community Meeting Closes Year
Friday evening the O Neill district held its last community meeting of the year at the schoolhouse with an enjoyable program and a lunch of pie and sandwiches. Mrs Otto Plank has returned home from Memorial hospital, the Plank family moved near Six Corners, and Mr and Mrs Bill Holey Jr and their baby daughter live with W E B Holey. Mr and Mrs Marvin Higley welcomed a daughter last week.
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Otto Plank
Memorial Hospital
Plank
Six Corners
Bill Holey
Holey
W. E B. Holey
Marvin Higley
Victory Junction
Coffman
KU Men's Council Presidency Candidates Named
Gunnar Matlab, Chapman, and F Quentin Brown of Greensburg contest KU men’s student council presidency in the annual elections set for Thursday April 12. Mykland, a Summerfield scholar and Owl Society officer, also serves as college representative and traditions chair. Both Brown and Matlab are juniors in liberal arts and sciences and neither belongs to a fraternity.
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Gunnar
Matlab
Chapman
F. Quentin Brown
Greensburg
University of Kansas
Mykland
Summerfield
K. U. Traditions
Owl Society
Brown
K. U
Kayhawk Club
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rotary Dinner For Members And Wives At Country Club
Cosmos club luncheon tomorrow at 1 at Mrs E B K Crims home in Lawrence. United Spanish War Veterans post and auxiliary from Lawrence attended a district meeting in Parsons led by national auxiliary president Mrs Schmidt of Georgia. After the meeting a 5 o'clock supper was served. Affiliated Association of Accredited Music Teachers holds a semi monthly program Wednesday at 4 15 in Lawrence Memorial high school music room.
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Rotary Club
Cosmos Club
EB. Kk. Crim
Lawrence
United Spanish War Veterans Post and Auxiliary
Parsons
Rs. Schmidt
Georgia
Minnie B. Walker
F. B. Dodds
0. J. Lane
Alice M. Ericsson
O. J. Lane
Derment Quartermaster
W. M. Smith
Association of Accredited Music Teachers
Lawrence Memorial High School
Deaths and Funerals Cecil Burris services Tuesday
Funeral services for Cecil Burris will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 p m from the First Baptist Church North Lawrence with Rev W A Scott officiating. Interment will be Maple Grove Cemetery. The remains lie in state at Bowser Funeral Home until 6 p m Monday and then at the Burris home 860 Elm Street until the service.
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Cecil Burris
First Baptist Church
North Lawrence
W. A. Scott
Maple Grove
Cemer
Bowser
Elm Street
Funeral for Mrs Emma Gilley in Egmont
Funeral services for 83 year old Mrs Emma Gilley who died at her daughter's home in Egmont will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from the Rumsey parlors with Rev C C Conningham in charge. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Charles Carney Elmont Mrs Mary Carney Topeka and Mrs Marthe Wausbinder Harveyville and son Arthur Gilley Lawrence.
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Emma Gilley
Charles Carney
Egmont
Tueasay
Rumsey
C. C. Conningham
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elmont
Mary Carney
Topeka
Marthe Wausbinder
Harveyville
Arthur Gilley
Lawrence
Society News: Guests and Gatherings at University Club
Dr. and Mrs. GC F Nelson and Prof. and Mrs. A J Mix hosted a dinner dance at the University club honoring Prof. and Mrs. F M Dawson of Madison Wisconsin. Out of town guests included Dean and Mrs H R Wahl and Dr and Mrs Thomas Orr of Kansas City. Bouquets adorned tables for over fifty guests. Pi Beta Phi alumnae held a luncheon at Miss Agnes Evans’s home on Ohio street with several assisting hostesses. Mrs H M Chamney and Mrs Everett Hazlett plan Recreation club entertaining Wednesday after noon at Mrs Chamney’s home. Mrs Fay Brown and Miss Helen Dick returned from Chicago where they attended the National Hair Dressers trade show noting streamline coiffures featuring short cuts swept from the forehead and waved.
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GC. F. Nelson
A. J. Mix
University Club
Fe 'M. Dawson
Madison
Wis
Dean
Henry Werner
H. R. Wahl
Thomas Orr
Kansas City
Pi Beta Phi
Agnes Evans
Ohio Street
F. H. Smithmeyer
W. T. Carpenter
Lena Clendening
Irma Spangler
R. W., Fitzpatrick
W. 5. Griesa
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
J. S. Barrow
E. E. Bayles
Marcia Baty
Fay Brown
Helen Dick
Chicago
Hair Dressers Trade Show
Brown
Personalities Come and Go in Local Circles
J J Krum returns from St Margaret s hospital Kansas City where he has been for the past period. Mrs C W McGaffin of Omaha visits Mrs McGaffin s parents Mr and Mrs Amidon. Dr C J Simmons returns after wintering in San Diego. Miss Mary Marsouin spends the day in Kansas City. Frank Tyler and Lauren Armsby of Kansas City and Sen Ray Tripp of Herington joined a Lawrence meeting of the committee organizing the event.
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J. J. Krum
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kanasar City
Mear
C. W. McGaffin
Omaha
McGaffin
We Amidon
C. J. Simmons
San Diego
Cal
Mary Marsouin
Kansas City
Frank Tyler
Lauren Armsby
Sen
Silver anniversary notes and family visits in 1909
The item notes Mrs E D Kinney visiting Topeka for the silver anniversary year. It mentions Mr and Mrs Herman Ise and children Mary and Tommy from Greeley expected to arrive for a week at Rosa Ise's home. E A White to travel to Allen Oklahoma to visit her daughter Mrs H B Batchelor.
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E. D. Kinney
Topeka
Herman Ise
Mary
Tommy
Greeley
Golo
Cone
Rosa Ise
E. A. White
Allen, Okiz
H. B. Batchelor
Social calendar highlights from alumnae gatherings and clubs
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae gather at Mrs Otto Barteldes home while Tennola club meets at Mrs elf Engel and Mrs Wiedmann host. South Side Rendhance holds a meeting at Mrs Frans Wiedmann's home. Weanendays Mrs H C Thuring hosts a luncheon for Alphe Gamma Delta Mothers, with a Wednesday duplicate auction club at the Memorial Union building.
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Kappa Alphe Theta
Mra
Otto Barteldes
Tennola Club
ELF. Engel, Tumeday
South Side
Rendhance Meeting
Ars
Frans Wiedmann
Weanendays Mre. H.C. Thuring
Alphe Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Memorial Union Building
Adventures of a News Reel Cameraman at Varsity
The new reel shows Pendleton Oregon rodeo action with bucking horse and steer events. It features western tango and roundup views and captures unusually lively contest footage and stark stock from contestants in fast paced scenes.
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Camerman
Varsity Theater
Pendleton
Ore
Rodeo
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K. G. Auditorium
E. A. Wood Nantes
K. A
Dillinger
Oread-Kayhawk
Pachacamac
O'Neil District
K. U. Men’s Council
Gunnar Mykland
Quentin Brown
H. M. Chamney
Everett Hazlett
Recreation Club
Chamney
Unt Hope Nurseries
Lawrence Natin
Varsity
T. G. Fitch Agency
Hoaford & Arnold
Maan
Prone
Icae
Does Drug Stores
Mara
W. Lath
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
Dickinson Bldg
Conrad McGrew
Arthor
Peck
Abidte
Schubert Funeral Home
New Hampshire
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
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