Have' Swimming Show at Robinson Gymnasium
Boys swimming classes held in Robinson Gymnasium pool closed Saturday with an exhibition program and prizes. Results list winners in beginner and advanced events for speed, form, and distance, highlighting Harry ey Hosford, Harold Peters, Blair Weidman, Keith Bolin, Ed Perichard, Max Kennedy, and others.
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Robinson ‘Gymnasum
Harryey
CB. Hosford
Told Peters
Ie Clite Hosford
Delos Dougewind
Harold Peters
B. Hosford
Ross Forney
Blair, Weidman
Keith Bolin
Perichard
Max Kennedy
Keith ‘Bolin
Ed' Penchard
Blair Weidmay
Eith !Borlin
Blair Weidman
Harry Forney
C. B. Hasford
Lawrence All Stars Forfeit Shocks Overbrook In Openers
The Lawrence All Stars forfeited in the ninth inning after refusing to accept an umpire’s decision as the score stood 5 to 3 for Overbrook. Lawrence had two on with no outs, and argument influenced play from the first inning. The club played smart baseball but failed to push across the needed runs.
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Lawrence All Stars
Buttin
al Stars
Querbrook
Lawrence
Rotary Cubs to Duel Odd Fellows at South Park
Rotary Cubs meet undefeated Odd Fellows tonight at South Park in a likely pitchers’ duel. Mettern to the mound for the Cubs with Welch starting for Odd Fellows. both pitchers carry strong records this season. Green Brothers Athletic Club toppled Topeka College 4 to 2 at Woodland Park, Hagerman limiting the visitors except in the fifth.
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Rotary Cubs
Odd
Fellows
Park
2Mettner
Cubs
Welch
Oda
Green Brothers
Green Brothers ‘Athletic Club
Topeka College Club
Woodland Park
Hagerman
Merchants Warned On Stolen Post Office Money Orders
Chief of Police warns merchants in Kansas City Mo to beware money orders stolen from Carterville Montana on June 29. Suspect H C Hill about 35 to 40, 5 ft 5 in, 135 to 145 pounds, medium dark. travels in a Dodger sedan with Kentucky plates. Accompanied by a woman about 80, 5 ft 9 in, 150 to 160 pounds, bobbed hair, blue eyes. both described as plain looking. Orders cashed at Omaha stores and Oklahoma marked for arrest and thief.
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Douglas
Kansas City
Carterville
Mont
H.C. Hill
Omaha
Neb
Press at Karigas Adds Two Linotype Machines
The Journalism Press at Karigas has installed two new Linotype machines, models 26 and 26, to replace older equipment. The older machine with an electric pot is being migrated to the new model shop, while the superintendent reports adding other modern gear to finish paving the highway project nearby.
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Karigas
Ain
Grimm Clever Cubs First Baseman Noted For Fielding
Charlie Grimm, Chicago Cubs first baseman, hailed as one of the NL's cleverest players on bases at bat and in the field. Legin road work begins around October 1, with three months needed to finish paving and a three mile detour through Pip Kansas while the road is closed to the public.
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Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Legin
Pip Kansas
Local residents enjoy Leavenworth Shrine Park picnic
DESOTO Mr and Mrs Elmer Midgett and family have just returned from an automobile trip through Oklahoma visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs W C Reach and daughter Edith and Mr and Mrs C E Cory of Eudora joined a picnic party that enjoyed last Sunday in Shrine Park Leavenworth. Mrs Earnest Bowling and sister motored to Leavenworth Wednesday for a short visit. Dr A M Fortney, who has disposed of his practice here, will move to Lawrence after September first and will be succeeded here by Dr
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Elmer Midgett
Oklahoma
W. C.reach
Edith
C. E. Cory
Eudora
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Earnest Bowling
A. M. Fortney
Lawrence
G. P
Hobart
Wilbur l
Holliday
Kansas
J. H. Gordon
L. F. Taylor
Taylor Mercantile Co
Fred
Thomas
E.S
Messher
Mae
J. B. Hymer
Veda
Council Groves
J. W. Parker
Olathe
Our City
Cupid’s
Court House
Charles Handley
BE. B. Baker
K.C. Blues
Emporia State ‘Normal
B.S. Taylor
Kansas City
Ford
Clark Gardner
C. L. Frisbie
Will Reed
Charles
Wilburt Mason
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jesse Reynolds
Frank Soule
St. Joseph
Whitelaw returns from stay in Kidder Missouri party hosts
Mrs Mary White Whitelaw, aged and frail, was a serious witness to her stay in Kidder Missouri, while friends Vera Holderman and Amy Gunditf entertained guests Friday evening. Rhoda Knight returned from Bonnet Springs, and Fred Gordon's family expected home from Colorado. Herbert Morse and Lloyd Chambers came back Friday from a central Kansas trip. Hobart sold off the local pepper crop. Helen May Martin, the deaf and blind wonder, gave a charity concert at the Christian church Thursday night to a large audience.
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Sam Halderman
Rhoda Knight
Bonnet Springs
Fred ”Gordon
Bernice
Alfred
Colorado
Boulder
U. of Colorado
Herbert “Morse
Lloyd Chambers
Kansas
Hobart
Helen May
Martin
Christian Church
Varicose Veins Remedy Ad Promotes Emerald Oil
An ad claims a prescription nasal bottle of Emerald Oil will shrink varicose veins when applied nightly and morning. It urges readers to ask a druggist for the product and promises lasting results and satisfaction, with assurance from Round Corner Drug Co. and pharmacists.
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Round Corner Drug. Co
Rood
Adv
Desoto News Highlights Local Life and Transportation
A patchwork of community notes from DeSoto and nearby towns covers Miss Helen Martin’s home education and musical tours, farm plans with sheep and goats, social visits among families, harvest returns from the potato crop, and residents attending Kansas City events and games. Also noted are travel for business, health visits, and local sports interest at the KC Blues double header.
Daughter and sons travel to Kidder for illness
Eleanor and sons Will M and John M motored to Kidder Missouri on Saturday due to the serious illness of Mrs. White Law's mother.
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Eleanor
Will
John M
Kidder, Mo
Mr. Whitelaw
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Overbrook
Linotype
U. Journalism Building
Desoto
S&s Grocery
Abe
JS. St. Clair
W. 8Th St
Kansas City Star
Helen
T. I. Martin
Lida Weard
M. G. Hunt
Anna Gardner
George Coombs
I. T. Martin
Jack Bennett
Montecillo
DeSoto, Bottoms
Fred Watson
E. E. Baker
Morris O'Bowner
Steve Straub
Bud Coy
Frank Golden
Russell Midgett
Arthur Nedse
Manhattan
I.T. Martin
Ed Blaylock
Mina
Lester
Charle Reed
Rosedale
Blaylock
John Ballance
Harold Nateman
John Whitelaw
Shrts
Mansco. U
Epeel
Mars
Ku Klux Klan
Fred McKinney
Lone Star
E Daily
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Brad
Crete
Sacine
Mase
iWorld
Round Corner
Pireoe
Robert Frazer
Clara Bow
Frank J. Carroll
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