Country club party closes season with bridge prizes
A year end dinner bridge at The Country Club drew seventy five guests. Mrs Otto Barteldes and R M Fitzpatrick won top prizes, with Mrs Banks and Mrs Perkins earning high women honors and Hugh Means and R M Fitzpatrick high men. Attendees included Mrs Rankin and many local residents. Announcements noted the marriage of Cleo Lucille Shay to Russell Lincoln Robinson in Lawrence.
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Aglse
Otto Barteldes
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Hugh Means
Rk. C. Rankin
Frank Hanks
George Esterly
W. G. Hutson
Lewis
A. T. Walker
Irving HY
Charles Elwell
Jose
Banks
C. J. Perkins
W. Sw Griesu
Julius Marks
R. C. Rankin
A. Walker
Pers
Helen’ Stover
Rolland
Stow
Annt Bankes
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Ke Bruner
Miscker
G. J
Ra Taylor
J. Gies
Perkins
Mes
Andy
Miss Agnes
Irving Ell
A. Hy McChinalin
Thiele
Charley Elwell
F Fitzpatrick
Oz. Ar
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Ge. Cc. Stewart
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M. F. Huds FO. Luchkan
Bertha Snd
Dol. Rowlande
Uroer Gustafson
B.C. Moore
Karl R. T. Br
Lawrence
Cleo Lucille Shay
Russell Lincoln Robinson
Miltonvale
Robinson
University Department of Entomology
Charlton Insurance Company
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Lyle _S. Powell
Texas
E. E. Bayles
Plymouth Men
J. Ki. Hume
George Dunkley
Rex Hunter
S. D. Bishop
KU Debaters Split Across States in Varsity Rounds
KU affirmative team travels to Fayetteville Arkansas to face the University of Arkansas while Henry H Asher and Jack R Morris oppose Colorado at Boulder. KU women Elizabeth Arnold and Margaret Plummer meet Missouri in a no decision match at Columbia. Iowa State reports roosters cause $2,000,000 loss to farmers due to quicker spoilage of fertile eggs after breeding season.
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Fayetteville
Boulder
Felix Manley
Ewart Mills
University of Kansas
University of Arkansas
Ark
Henry H. Asher
Jack R. Morris
K. U
University of Colorado
Col
Elizabeth Arnold
Margaret Plummer
University of Missouri
Columbia
Ames
Iowa
State College
Personal notices from Memorial hospital to Kansas City visits
Mrs. M. W. Sterling returns home after a week at Memorial hospital. Miss Dee Ott leaves for Chicago to join sister Esther Ott in Nina Rosa. Mrs. Wendall Mack of McPherson visits Mrs. J. B. Mack. Mrs. Nellie Plume spends the day in Kansas City. Mrs. E. W. Parsons in Kansas City. Mrs. C. L. Hooper and two children go to Leavenworth for the weekend. W. H. Rice makes a business trip to Leavenworth. Betty Raymond recovering after appendectomy at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Adrian Lindsey returns home to Norman Okla with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. EF. Friend. Miss Ella Hatch of Kansas City spends weekend with Mrs. R. Learned. Prof. Percy Boynton and Prof. d. O. Faulkner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Johnson for Kansas College Teachers of English annual meeting.
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M. W. Sterling
Memorial Hospital
Dee Ott
Chicago
Esther Ott
Nina Rosa
Wendall Mack
McPherson
J. B. Mack
Nellie Plume
Kansas City
E. W. Parsons
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Federal purchase urged for Kansas City veteran hospital
Memorial hospital patient Mrs. Learned shows steady improvement. The House veterans committee considered Rep Ellis’s bill to buy the Christian hospital in Kansas City for 400000 dollars and merge it with the regional veterans bureau office. Hospital manager E H Dykes also urged the purchase.
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Washington
House Veterans Committee
Ellis
Christian Hospital
Kansas City
Cochran
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Rged
Regional Veterans Bureau
E. H. Dykes
Missouri plea for funds set for April 24
Representative Cochran charged the war department with blocking the site for the Jefferson barracks addition. Missouri seeks extra appropriations to be considered on April 24. Lee Wyman, former Shubert theatre treasurer, was arraigned in district court in Kansas City on a grand larceny charge.
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Cochran
War Department
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Lee
Wyman
Kansas City
Lee Wyman
Shubert Theatre
Indicted man released on five thousand bond set for May
London AP report states a county grand jury indicted a man yesterday. He was released on a $5,000 bond and his trial was scheduled for May 7. The Great Western railway line issue is referenced amid the decoding of residents, sectors, and trade details.
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Great ‘Western Railway of
Great Britain
Coress Chocolate
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Lawrence Flower Club
Court House
Carl Graeber
W. C. Simons
John Leveté
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Quincy Parent-Teacher Association
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Eldridge
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Presbyterian Guild
Henry Werner
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R. A. Schwegler
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Billy Hormuth
Norman Wright
Elvis Morgan
Bernice Bell
Caroline Bell
Mary May Hutton
Anna Gebe
Dane Kennedy
Maxine Wright
Richard Patterson
Edwin Price
Cohnet
Gene Whetstone
Ann Reynolds
Dorothy Hull
Dorothy Deichert
Lua Bumgardner
Cornet
Roger Manwaring
Memorial Union
Kansas College Teachers of Finglish
E. M. Lindley
W. §. Johnson
Percy Boynton
University of Chicago
Fraser Theater
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Spooner-Thayer Museum
Weeber Hutton,Ir
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Dorothy Dunmire
Mary En_fel
Lotus Club
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Tennessee Street
Frank M. Dawson
Madison
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A. L. Owen
F.P. O Brien
Stuart Queen
J. R. Pearson
L. H. Frink
Elizabeth Tucker
Coral M. Downs
Wichita
American Association of University Women
X. Jay Kennedy
Ben Brown
Girl Scouts
C. E. Lindley
C. L. DeWatteville
C. L. Landis
B. O. Running
G. L. Atkeson
Federation of Women’s Club
Topeka
Lindley
Resolutions Committee
Eee Nat Ferta
Lopfe
Hilly Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros Coffee
S. Learned
Home Service & Laundry CO
13Th and Conn
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Sweet Peas
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Eastman Kodak
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C. Byrd Fur Co
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M. D. Grayson
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