Kansas University Commencement Schedule Highlights
The annual commencement program at Kansas University lists events from June 4 to June 7. It includes a baccalaureate by Henry J. Allen, concerts, a baseball game with the Aggies, the senior play Coppin g the Grapes repeated, and receptions for alumni and the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Unive
Tienry J. Allen
Charles 5. Skilton
Potter Lake
Willy the Aggies
Coppine the Crapes
Sehiod of Pharmacy
Securite Lass
Stuart Henry
New York Recurdy Company
Alummi Association
Chacelor
Strong
AF Wiles Atolt
Do i Independent
Drink Six Glasses of Water Daily
An article notes a prominent figure in the drug trade advocates drinking six glasses of water daily and adds an additional intriguing statement from a major industry leader.
Decrees Confered After Dinner in Robinson
A segment notes decrees conferred following a dinner in Robinson. The passage mentions students and an animal dinner, with unclear phrasing and context about the event and attendees.
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Robinson
University to Begin Monthly Addresses by KU Professors
A new series of monthly ceremonial addresses at the University of Kansas will start likely May 4 at 4 28 pm with Dean Templin announcing. Carl Seeker European history professor will give the first talk at Aimesia University? The event discusses being a professor and the role of instructors in university life. Rh Me Onden psychology professor will speak later after resigning to take a new position.
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K. U
Vattore of Kansas Universit
Olin
Wealthiest Woman Bettie Green Reported Ill in New York
Bettie Green, 18, said to be wealthiest woman in the world, was reported ill in New York at the home of her son Colonel P L R Green. No confirmation of the illness was available. she is eighty years old and reportedly eating well and sleeping.
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New York
Alett Hyeeiy
Enitleeth
Plr. Green
Conference Postponed for Deans of Women Meeting
A notice indicates the conference of deans of women was postponed. Mrs Eustace, or an organizer, advises that attendees from the women at I U be present on a rescheduled date.
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Eustace
I. U
Omtil Pashalsiy
Abel 7
van Ow
Local Notices and Social Snippets From Sibley
Community diary entries show neighbors visiting and calling on Mrs. Sarah Smith, Frank, and others. Cooper buys a team of mules and Mrs. Akin improves after illness. KS Cowles ships hogs. Karnes loses a valuable horse. Fairview field trip for school children concludes with program and dinner. tires advertised for sale.
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Selwet
Fairview
KS Cowles
Akin
Ian
Onsifizis
Feria Lace
Local Social Notes Highlight Overbrook Residents and Visits
Overbrook area residents are listed visiting friends and family across the week in a series of brief notes. Names include Mrs Frieda Schwartz, Amos Wertz, Mr Van Schwartz, Betty Delute, Lora Albright, and Henry Wappard, with several trips to Baldwin and Topeka noted.
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William Kingery
Mra
Granville
Ha Kinsley
Amily
Thomas Badsky
Wert Goud
New Fordeer
van Schwarls Friedat
Albert
Anderson “Morris
Martin
Moetsker
Saturnud
Sonoday
Snd
Low Peatherston
Raymond Albright Artes
Topeka
Heather Ovehrle
Betta Delute
Aniversiti
Bert Bond
Overbrook
Lora Albright
Theury Wappard
Merv
John Lyons
Aid
Willian Ragpard
Charles Rappard
Dudley Gilyes
Easter Program and Community Notices in Lawrence
The article lists many Lawrence residents attending Easter events and visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns. It notes church programs at local congregations, school activities, and social gatherings, with numerous names, households, and brief movements of families and individuals over a recent weekend.
Community Notes From Wells Creek And Union Meeting
Mr Brander and family of Wells Creek Kansas visited relatives and friends in the neighborhood. The Partners Union Bela held a regular meeting at Union School House with opening songs recitations and music selections by members and the choir. Several residents attended social events and Sunday services with notable visits from Mrs Upton of Kansas City and Mrs Pred Weimt.
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Mr. Brander
Wells Creek
Kansas
Mabel
Ieorge
Lawrence
Will Sehwirty
Julor & Inne
Lucas Fleer
Wacker
Hatz
Merato Us
Ivan
Schiwarts Brochner
Partners Union
Union
Uaioe
Louse
Je Masie
Lowater
Ree
Freddie Rockfold
Wilie Sutton
Wintie Beeket
Rowe
Kara Larnhart
Almyra Pitts
Rognhert
di Heffnersnl
Joufelfner
Tgo
Albie Warner
Ein Hovs
Theo
Bin
Lenny
le A. Floraheine
Wansas City
Pred Weimt
Ira
Fleer
Lattly
John Selivalu
Easter notes and local visits in Saline Lawrence area
Hulda Schwarz and Salina Jeltle spent Easter with home folks. Mrs Laughlin and son George were in Lawrence Monday. Mr and Mrs John Ellin and Opal dined at the Henry Elin home Sunday. Wilt Pippert was in Lawrence Saturday. Ruby and Gladys Beek drank Sunday dinner at Frank Lat’s. The Farmers’Union will host a program after their meeting at Central next Friday evening April 28. Mr and Mrs Paul Biesel of Bethel called at the Fred Fleer home Friday morning.
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Ohn Breithaupt
Stinda Ana
Degid
Heffner
Joseph Heffner
Jyon Lyndon
Everet Taeser
Lie
Liam
Sunilay Y
Alys
Whitelaye
Havel
Klass
Forest
Bieta Fen
Minna Sehuts
Edward You
Elus Messrs
George
Artur Seluts
Mathindist Elmrel
Laavrence
Nha Garret
Mlormee Claxton
Aly
Mes
Sundwall
Morton
Mad Ales
Charlie Wilson
Mir John Garret
Te Tonaint
Rude Young
Fred Chambers
Theatre In Laws
Stardavall
Ies
Morien
Lawrence
Doe
Michael
Edarari Young
Utd
Martin Korb
Oly Aye
Mildred
Era Ihe
Young
Bairro Sanday Ceyning
John Whitelaw
Carol Martin
McFarland
Myr
Egg Davis
Vinland
Chambers
Ekrons
Eudora
Hy Louis Gohret
Abe Uarris
Mr. M. Selutz
Franklin
Hulda “‘Schwarz
Salina Jeltle
Laughlin Ami
Johm Ellin
Opal
Henry Elin
Wilt Pippert
Ruby
Gladys Beek
Frank
Farmers’ Union U
Central
Paul Biesel
Bethel
Fréd Fleer
Local Social Notes From Washington Creek Area
Residents and relatives gather for visits and family events across the Washington Creek community with mentions of Dunn Schellhorn Bond Watts and several local households. Neighbors travel to Lawrence for medical consults and relatives share time with parents and siblings during weekends and holidays.
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Myr
Ralph Dunn
Serne i
Willie Dawn
Kansas
Thigo Schellhorn
Mir
Schellhorn
Nelson
Marvin Bond
Rob Watts
Lawkrence
Keith
Ittle Dosakl
Myra
Little Donald
First Hindu Baronet Dies in Calcutta Honored By England
The death of Sir Chinubhai Madhavtai marks the first Hindu baronet and pioneer of the cotton industry in the province. He was honored by England and died in Calcutta on April 27, leaving a legacy in Indian textile development.
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England
Calcutta
Calcutia
India
Muouncudi
Sir Chinubhai Madhavtai
Ia Har
Sir Chinubhai
Iyai
Abme
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence Kansas Ledger
Warranty deeds show M E Vernilyea and wife transferring to Julian Boener and others the north third of West 12 South East 12 in Lawrence. Additional transfers list Lawrence area owners including David Babb and wife, and other listed parcels in Lawrence Kansas.
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M. E. Vernilyea
Las
Kans
Julian Boener
Lawrence
Law Imans
Ikans
Lee
Braily
Rence
Kars
David Babb
Rans
Saul Val
Cans
Lanehlin
Addy Lawrence
London Hospital Shows Drug Price Surges During War
The London annual hospital report notes sharp price rises for common drugs such as Bromides and Aspirin since the war began. Separate item from Shanghai mentions Dr Wu Ting Fang urging talks on China’s government and south north tensions. A ban on fortune telling is reported as the military seeks restraint on supposed war-end predictions.
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England
London
Treasuri
Shanghai
Wu ‘Tingfang
Central
China
Wren
Sheriff Sale Notice in Douglas County Kansas 1916
Public auction to sell real estate in Lawrence Douglas County Kansas under an 1916 District Court order. Property described as part of sections in Township 13 Range 18 with appraised value 7300 dollars. Sheriff W J Cummings Jr. announces the sale date and location.
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Doulas County
Kansas
Permary
Douglas County
Lawrence
Douglas
County of
State of
Forthwest
Settion 25
Towenship 13
Range
Section 24
Township 13
Ander
W. J. Cummings, JR
Mings
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Bradford
Lawrenes
ATS
Rein
Tughes County
Vermont Street
Wow Cummings
Meas & Rice
Plaintitt
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