Interscholastic meet crowns Arkansas City winner
Arkansas City high school took first in class A at the twenty first annual interscholastic meet sponsored by the University of Kansas on the Memorial Stadium track. Chase Community won class B with 19 points. Lawrence and other teams scored in junior high events.
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Central Kansas City Athletes Shine In Track Meet
Reed and Lawrence tie for first with 19 ft 10 in, Sant Meards places high, Pacitges in Kansas City hosts the 140 yard relay won by Central with Chanute in second. Westport takes third and fourth. Levi, Haskell Institute star, featured in display windows as Levi photos go on show.
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Evers Named Manager of the Chicago White Sox
Johnny Evers was appointed manager of the Chicago White Sox, succeeding Frank Chance who was ordered to return to California due to ill health. The Pittsburgh-born Evers takes over as Chance steps down mid season, with team leadership shifting under Associated Press report.
Easter musicale and society notices at university club
An Easter program will be given tomorrow afternoon at the University Club 1409 Tennessee street with Mrs. Thomas A Larremore and Mrs. Arthur Owen performing piano accompaniments and pieces by Brahms Weber Handel Grieg and Debussy. The evening featured a five piece orchestra, chaperons, and out of town guests from Kansas City and nearby towns.
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University” Club
Tennessee Street
Thomas “A. Larremore
Arthur Owen
Phi Beta Pi Fraternity
Beatrice Williamson
J. S. Stover
Mitchell
Mary Doherty
Virg
Burgner
Norma Davis
Blanche Batter‘shill
Clarence Kosar
Charles Shofstall
Kansas
Delta Chi
Charles Smith
Jester Dunn
Hington
William |Ofstott
George Burns
Willard Harkness
Kansas City
Newton Woodward
Lincoln
Nebr
George Porth
Omaha
Neb
Atta L Hotchkiss
University visitors and local hosts plan Easter events
A morning reception for visiting University athletes fills rooms with guests including Mrs. W. R. Constant and Miss Lillian Constant among others. An 8:30 p.m. program in the Acconprtatie building features violin solos and vocal performances followed by receptions led by student council leaders. Separately, Easter dinner plans for Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Lewis and other Topeka guests, and a Missouri Temple Eastern Star banquet with 400 attendees mark visits by Kansas City and district members. The marriage of Ruth Florence Johnson to George Espre McKenzie was announced.
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Chicago
Ruth Florence
George Espre McKenzie
Missonre Temple Lan
Eastern Star
Tonganoxie
Linwood
Adah Chapter No
Beatrice Waardcock
Kansas City
Kansas
Walter L. Payne
Toricka
Karl Bratton
Verl Bratton
Vena Bolin
Dale Griffith
A. B. Ewing
Easter Personalities Fill Kansas Towns
Miss Lena Howell spends Easter in Garnett. Miss Edna Norrington visits Kansas City this morning. Miss Weeds and Miss Maggie Naff head to Easter homes in Kansas. Funeral attendees from Lawrence join friends in De Soto. Elizabeth Sifers and Edith Minor depart for Easter holidays in Yokah. Ber tha Eckert of New York City visits before returning home. Abe Levi and family enjoy time in Kansas City. Mary Campbell travels to Bartlesville for vacation. Rebecca Richardson visits Osage City. Eva Lee and Lawton Bennett go to Yates Center for the break. G H Brown returns home to Chanute after visits in Topeka. Leora Harshfield weekends in Ottawa. Eastern Star meeting hosts Mrs. Wiard. R S Knappen visits Kansas City. Seaman travels to Bonney Springs. Dorothy Merriman and Mr. Bruce visit Kansas City for the weekend. Dr Wilkerson plans weekend in Kansas City. J S Barrow tours Kansas City. Fulia Pierce spends weekend at home in Kansas City. Mrs Coolidge and Onal Plank head to Last Giry for the weekend. Edna Kecter travels to Humboldt for a few days with Mrs. Harry Sweet and Margaret Melvin. Sweet, formerly Ber ytham Cooper of Lawrence, is a cousin of Mrs. Melvin. Roy Henley and family depart Los Angeles after bereavement in Taw rente. Harry Stover visits with parents in Lawrence. Constant brothers summoned to Springfield for illness. Prof and Mrs Schawregler and son Raymond vacation in Ottawa. Kate Noland and Nich visit in Kansas City with Sophie Hoene. Edith Ernst, a teacher, remains in Lawrence.
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Garnett
Edna Norrington
Kansas City
Sent Weeds
Maggie Naff
Council Grove
Kanyo My
F. R. Stuart
W. L.blaylock
Emma Tucker
Lou .Heckert
de Soto
Elizabeth Si
Fort Scott
W.A. Wadhams
Mary Campbell
Bartlesville
Rebecca Richardson
Osage City
Julia Perry
Eva Lee
Lawton Benett
Yates
Center
Topeka
Leora Harshfield
Ottawa
C. B Wiard
R. S. Knappen
L. A. Seaman
Bonney N Springs
Dorothy Merriman
Guy Bruce
Dr, Wilkerson
J. S.barrow
Khneas City
Fulia Pierce
T. Coolidge
Onal Plank
Laat Giry
Roy. Henley
Los Angeles
Tawrente
William Con‘stant
R. A. Schawregler
Raymond
Kate Noland
Nichand
Sophie Hoene
Lawrence
Edith Ernst
Easter Weekend Visits and Local Notices in Ottawa
Ottawa society notes list visitors and guests over the Easter period including Miss Christine Wenrich in Kansas City teaching, Major and Mrs. William Piggot in from Fort Leavenworth, Professor and Mrs. Thomas A. Larppe, Dr. C F Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Dorn and M Rankin at Topeka, and James Scott of Los Angeles hosting Kenneth Constant. Also mentioned are Mrs. Patterson of Kansas City, Esther Swanson from Salina, and H C Tracy visiting Mrs. Robert Soemaker in Chicago. Easter specials at Rankin's Drug Store and Valley Creamery advertise brick ice cream, es-center inks, chickens and rabbits moulds, with orders for early delivery.
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Patti Sankee
Hurh
Kansas City
Kans
Aleliver
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