Baldwin News and Society Notes Long February Visit Harmony
Baldwin community records a busy week with visits from Lawrence residents, medical news on Murray Wilson, and hospital care. Local figures Dr. Gorrill and Miss Harshbarger call on Baldwin friends. Miss May Murphy to visit. Zeta Tau Alpha and Phi Mu chapters host events for patrons and faculty. A drama club trip to Michigan Valley ends with a tire blowout but no injuries.
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Addie Bell
W. J. Russell
Mary Haigh
John Bell
Lawrence
Bell Ford
ER. W. Myler
Isla
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Myler
Delta Tau Delta House
Charles E. Beeks
Lodge City
Paldwin State Bank
Harriett Wilson
Manhattan
Murray
Murray Wilson
William Gorrill
Miss Harshbarger
Finch
California
Kansas
May Murphy
Topeka
Gladys Black
Ramey Hann
Burlington Junction
Missouri
Zeta Chi Boys
Harold Manorgan
Kansas City
Leroy Thompson
Methodist Church
Lorna Bailey
Bill
Charlotte Matthias
Donna Swayze
Tela Burton
Phi Mu
Zenobia Keller
Chicago
Keller
Haskell to Meet Baker University in Track Opener
Spoorts from Baker say Haskell will face Baker University in the track season debut Saturday weather permitting. The Indians lose Winnie McLemore and Davis era with Webster sidelined by an ankle injury. Coach Frank McDonald emphasizes consistent training as rivals expect real competition this year.
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Haskell
Baker University
Baker
Winnie
McLemore
Davis
Frank McDonald
Webster
Hich
Lawrence High to compete in three upcoming track meets
Lawrence High School will send athletes to the Kansas interscholastic meet at the University on May 7 the state meet in Manhattan on May 11 and an invitation meet at home on May 21. Coach Klein has a squad training daily at McCook field.
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Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Klein
McCook Field
University Delegation to Visit K U Alumni in Kansas City
University of Kansas plans a Saturday visit to the Kansas City Alumni Association with a special interurban car carrying the K U Band the Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs quartets a stunt group led by Henry McCurry and Chancellor E H Lindley plus many students. Speeches by Chancellor Lindsey Dr F C Allien team captains Miss Leona Baumgartner and others before a noon hour banquet. A downtown parade planned at 2100 hours with band participation.
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K. U
Henry McCurry
E. H. Lindley
Seorge QC
Foster
W. J. Baumgartner
Kansas City
Sh GL
George Bowles
Mni Association
May Fete Planned With Dances of Spring and Love
The annual May Fete will feature dances representing Spring Breezes and Love. Leading roles go to Virginia Haynes Mary Alice Putney Katherine Kennedy Elizabeth Dunkle and Helen Elfeldt, with supporting dancers selected by Miss Adelaide Steger, University athletic dancing instructor.
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Virginia Haynes
Mary Alice “Putney
Katherine Kennedy
Elizabeth Dunkle
Helen Elfeldt
Adelaide Steger
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Lone Star Plans Near East Relief Meeting Saturday
The Lone Star community schedules a Saturday night gathering to discuss the Kansas grain contribution plan for Near East relief. The group aims to showcase Lone Star’s donation, with grain to be shipped to Lawrence alongside county partners in a countywide relief effort.
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Lone Star
Kansas
Lawrence
Zrs
Andy
University Deans Meet In Towa City For Welfare Conference
Deans from Illinois Colorado Indiana Kansas Kentucky Michigan Missouri Minnesota Nebraska Ohio Wisconsin and Iowa gather in Towa City for an annual meeting on student welfare. The conference runs through Saturday with talks on student self government fraternities scholarships social life housing and student health by Deans Nichols and Stewart.
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Iowa
Illinois
Colorado
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio
Wisconsin
Towa
E. E. Nicholson
A. M. Stewart
Kansas Mayor to represent state at au conference in DC
Kansas Mayor George L. Kreeck will represent the state at a three day conference in Washington DC called by the Federal Farm Loan Board. Mrs. Kreeck will accompany him and attend the national convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Cut worms threaten alfalfa fields near Lawrence. County Farm Agent R. O. Smith urges farmers to use poison bran mash to stop depredations. A high school glee club concert at Bowersock Theatre is set for April 18 to fund a new piano. April 16 date was incorrect. Public sale of stock at DC Barr's is planned for April 21 auctioneered by Stone and Thomas. Peter Denicks, Denver restaurateur, dies leaving $20,000 to aid Greece dowries.
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Ruch‘ Theatre
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Luce
Marguerite Clark
Mary Pickford
Cuonlance Talmadge Clark
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Dramatic Art Club
Mehi Valley
Michigan Valley
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Joana Coble
Berenice Imggs
Newell Maag
Jerry Simpson
Earl Hoggett
Paii
Tuesday Reading Club
Ebright-Osborne
Blue Street
Ebright
Leache
Taylor -Hall
Hattie Osborne
Daniel Wilhelm
Rst
Joanna Coble
Marjorie Renton Cooke
Mrs. Starr
Joana Cotbe
Mrs. Martin
Berenice Srirgs
Polly Starr
Florence Sitterwick Martin
Earl Hoggs
George L. Kreeck
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Lawreence
Apy R. O. Smith
Alfred Brune
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State golf plans and civic notes from Kansas towns
Wichita hosts the state golf tournament June 19 to 27 with a fee change up for the state golf association meeting. An athletic carnival in Community House features four to ten round bouts. Kansas City Kan mayor elect Harry Burton to resign to take a Switchmen’s Union role. College activities include farm management class soil survey tour visiting several towns.
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Wichita Quantry Club
State Golf Association
St. Joe
Throckmor
Manhattan
Agricultural College
Herington
Oswego
Columbus
Missouri Ozarks
Kansas City
St. Jor
Throcktmorton
Grimes
Kan
Harry 2. Burton
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Largest lodge plans record class and county farm agent named
The item notes a history making lodge plan to initiate a 500 member class in the state. It reports Wise as the Osage County farm agent appointed by the Farm Bureau, with a mention of his arrival and county assignment.
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E! Dormio
Bitler County
Wise
Osage County
Ste
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