Kiwanis Clinch Series Over Elks In Lopsided Win
The Kiwanis club defeated the Elks 7 to 2 to win the series. Keeler limited the Elks to one hit, a Reed first inning double, and the Kiwanis offense produced runs in the second and fifth innings. Harmon, Newby, Holes, Houston, Cappon and McKinney sparked the attack as Elks miscues aided the victory. The Kiwanis now face a challenge from the Liberty post of the American Legion with box score details showing Reed and Keeler among the standout performers.
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Kiwanis
Elks
Guy Keeler
Reed
Mercers
Logue
Kiriwaniens
Harmon
Newby
Holes
Houston
Cappon
Kiwanians
McKinney
Holmes
Rotarians
Liberty Post
American Legion
TOR
Hanna
Sehen
Comstock
c¢Tiurry
Th. Maloney
Op Mercer
Rf Logue
Cf Robinson
Carton
Keeler
Inam
Nota Durr
Davis
Coe
Worden’s Neighbors Celebrate Church Weddings and Visits
Local residents and relatives gather for visits and a quiet wedding ceremony. Lola Hobbes, daughter of Baldwin residents, marries Lester Schwartz of Worden with Rev A Mastin performing the ring ceremony. Guests from Overbrook, Lawrence, Rossville, and Topeka attend. couple plans home west of Baldwin after August 1. Fr M Satinger also travels to Kansas City for morning affairs.
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Irvin Fleer
Henry Schwartz
William Simon
Philomena
John Lyons
Alford
Donald Breithsant
Kansas City
C. F. Weidensaul
Industry
Epent
W. E. Wineinger
Mount Morris
August Fleer
Leona Rapnard
Mathelwir
St. Joseph
Wil! Reetz
Fadora
Louise Schwarz
John Walton
Ottawa
P. Brubaker
William Lynch
Hazel
Irene
Pearl Johannine
Jorden
Topeka
Ed Johannine
C. A. Michael
Guy
Ray Barnhart
Centronelis
Anna Movers
Fillen Heinen
John Ty Margaret Starr
Mae. Rannard
Leona Rannard
Ehner Piprett
Ervin Fleer
Henry Schwarts
Louise Schwartz
Lola Hobbes
James Hobbs
Baldwin
Lester Schwartz
Worden
A. Mastin
Crnom
Thelma Schwartz
Theodore Hobbs
C. C. Schwartz
Theodore Ykenberry
Archie
Ikenberry
Overbrook
Elmer Sawyer
Richland
Wilbur Sawyer
Eldon Duryane
Lawrence
Otis Hobbs
Oneal Metzgar
Rossville
Bernice Barton
Leo Simon
C. Schwartz
Nigel Schwartz
Schwartz
Cappon Will Have 13 Yearlings Back
Cappon anticipates a stronger 1926 Kansas football season with 13 sophomores returning to Jayhawker depths. Back are ten 1926 freshmen survivors and three former freshmen, plus several players from Baker, Olivet, Hays Normal, Emporia, Southwestern. Training starts Sept 15 under Missouri Valley rules. several players from last year are noted as back or expected back.
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Jayhawker
Missouri Valley
Geareen Kansas
John Akers
Lawrener
Baker
Hush Douglas
Obbrlin
Hays Normal
Andrew Leon
Emporia
Howard Conner
Winfield
Southwestern
Allan Cochrane
Ranald Toran
Leavenworth
Kidd
Charryvale
Stewart Feman
Columbus
Edgar Smith
McLouth
Fa Ash
Paw Carnahan
Alumbus
Fred Palmer
Fvewdrth
Art Lawrence
Clathe
Douglas
Olson
Cochrane
Tio. Can
Nidd
Cooper
Lyman
Smith
Shannon
Hamilton
Shenk
Hauser
Mactie
Cramer
Burton
Hadley
McMillan
Frits
Raup
Tetter
Sdool
Lawrence
Community Notes From Olathe and Vicinity
Local column records Mrs. Sam Vance visiting in Olathe, Methodist Ladies Aid planning a bazaar and food sale at Taylor's store. Athenaeum Club hosts August meeting with travel talks and music. Electrical storm disrupts farm work and street lighting, damaging a Twilight schoolhouse and a horse killed. Obituary mentions Charlex Allen of Kansas City fatally injured in Sunflower Crossing incident. services held. Several social visits and trips reported among residents and families in the area.
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United Brethren Church
Richard Hanson
Hanson
China
Brass
I. 7 Li
Vin Kreider
Wi Hon
Ison
Hazel Wingfield
Mag
Margaret Will von
A. C. Tudor
Roy
FH. Stotts
Lang
America
L. TU
L. T. Tag
Opal Smith
Hmary Glemh
Henrietta Slav
Ida Mae James
Norma Jane McClanahan
Edith Slavers
Mende Warvis
Paine Banghoana
Junior Maust
Wilma Williamson
Homer McClanahan
Norman Larswell
Margeret Williamson
Hazel
Rong
Lizzie Robinson
M.C. Harris
Wayne Morris
Ted Baughman
Thomas Saylor
W. B. Stauffer
Moray
Seiling
Okla
Ylor
Oscar Saylor
Kansas City
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Walter McClanahan
Rave McCall
Topeka
Harry Smith
Stormont Hospital
Roy Norwood
Ruth
Sam Vance
Olathe
Methodist Ladies Aid
Minnié Golden
Taylor's Store
Whisman of
Thayer
Philip
Rans
Amos Miller
Hobart Morse
Morse
William Morse
Fred Gordon
C. W. Morse
Pittsburg
Athenaeum Club
Hattie Everett
Mae Search
Everett
Linwood
Albert Luther
Charles Peak
Charles Bellamer Hughes
Baxter Hughes
F. E. Stuchbery
Ellsworth heads to Minneapolis for alumni work
Fred Ellsworth, alumni officer at Kansas University, left for Minneapolis to base his alumni duties across Beloit Concordia and Salina, with plans to return to Lawrence Wednesday. The Bailey Reynolds Co of Gas City won the lighting contract for the auditorium, with fixtures matching the design. Donald Wilson, after work for Western Electric in Lawrence, returned to Kansas City. Ama and Myrtle Mejone visited to Ton Ganaxie for the day.
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Desoto
Maxine
Mildred Deweese
Jean Martin
Donald
Taylor Martin
Howard Phillips
Eudora
Lawrence
John Welfelt
Kansas City
John Gordon
Gordon
Donald Martin
Bonner S Springs
Ellsworth
Minneapolis
Fred Ellsworth
K. U
Kan
Beloit
Concordia
Saling
Bailey-Reynolds Company
Gas City
Editorium
Donald Wilson
Western Electric Company
Ama
Myrtle Mejone
Tonganaxie
Armies and Military Affairs Quiz Sparks Confusion
A scrambled prompt asks about German military demonstrations Egypt and China dictatorship. It inquires which European country has the largest standing army and the Japan premier's attitude toward China. It seeks the baptism of fire for a battle and the second largest US troop count, plus the superintendent of the United States Military Academy.
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Giermany
Egypt
Japan
Underie
George
Heath
United States
Ates Military Academy
Malt Ice Cream Free Cones At Kaw Valley Creamery
Advertisement notes free malted ice cream cones drawing large crowds as about 800 cones were given away last evening. The Kaw Valley Creamery offers malted ice cream bricks or bulk orders and other popular flavors on Sunday. C E Schrader went to Kansas.
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Kaw Valley Creamery
Kaw? Valley Creamery
Adv
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Stidwell
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Valley of Bravery
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