School listings announce September starts for many districts
A long list details many rural schools and their teachers, noting each institution’s September start date. Names include Mildred Long, Roscoe Som hoa Behe Me, Lester Fisher, Esther Pfieger Bugera, Ada Davi Tawrbpees, Pearl Bro ers, Cora Eck man, Eva Kuhn, Lola Wilbur, Carrie Aua wrence, Helen Hey, Mabel A Anderson, Lenora Lech royer, Martha Shearer, Rhoda Davis, Ida Steele, Louise Koehler, Edith Bue heim, Florence Cl ax ton, Olive Lim berger, Mayme Hale, H. A. Walyer and others. School begins variedly between September 4, 11, 18, and 50s dates across districts like Pleasant Ogk, Deer Creek, Willowshvnga, Central, Adaline, Harmony, River Side, Brackett, India, Prospect, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rator
Mildred Longanerke
High Prairie
Sie Mi
Deer Creek
Bernet Greeley
Cole
Belleview
Esther Pfieger Bugera
Willowshvnga
Schwalm
Baldwin
Alta Baldwin
River Side
Ada Davi Tawrbpees
Brackett
Erma Rumey
Frnganide
India
Mary Landon
Lawrence
Prospect
Pearl Broers
Eudora
Harmony
Cora Eckman
Vinland
Breitaust
Fairview
Eva Kuhn
White
Lola Wilbur
Lawrie
Burnett
Carrie Auawrence
Oak Ridge
Mary Ettingham
Central
Viola Haas
Adaline
Helen Hey
Edgerton
Columbia
Mabel A. Anderson
Lone Star
Hopewell
Minnie B. Breithenot
Margaret Norris
Ta ‘Ence
Lenora Lechroyer
Lecompton
Farm Land
Martha Shearer
Evidora
Big Springs
Frank M. Black
McBouth
Rhoda- Davis
Ottawa
Ling
Independence
Ida
Steele
Excelsior
Louise Koehler
Bismark
Edith Bueheim
Conal
Centennist
Olive Limberger
Overbrook
Weaver
Mayme Hale
Bedare
Kiwanis Convention Sets Intense Training Slate
Topeka Kiwanis clubs prepare for a district convention with events from horseback pitching to floral floats. Contests include a float parade with prizes of 50 and 25 dollars, a club chorus fete, vaudeville stunt night, and a baseball tour featuring entrants from Sedalia Independence Parsons Kansas City and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Edalia
Parsons
Kansas City
Independence
Ia Galla
Kansas Army game tickets spark alumni demand
Eastern alumni and former students urge Kansas followers to West Point for the October Army game. George M. Devoe asks for two best seats, with more inquiries expected. Tickets, travel plans, and rail arrangements outlined, while KU players continue workouts in Lawrence and on campus fields to stay in shape for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Army
West Point
Kansas
George M. Devoe
Jeffice
Allen
M. Ridgeway
Doretor al
Genral Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Santa Fe i
K. U
Lawrence
Clark
Higgins
Weidlein
Sceptre sale called off amid English racehorse uproar
England notes that Sceptre the famed racehorse once set for sale to Count Lundgren is to remain in England after discussions among Lord Glanely and the Count. The plan to present her to the national Stud is maintained with a special charity note and bequests tied to her fate. Sceptre’s 1902 wins include the 2000 Guineas 1000 Guineas the Oaks and the St Leger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sceptre
Count Lundgren
Lord Glanely
Argenthe
England
Norven Bass
William Bass
Scaptra
Jand Mr. Siveier
Lord Ganely
Sommerville Tattersall
London Hospital
Sceptra
Legion Golf Tournament Planned for El Dorado
The Kansas department athletic officer schedules a Legion golf tournament during the annual convention Sept 5 12 and 18 in El Dorado. About 70 Legion posts in Kansas are asked to enter at least one contestant with names sent to Topeka for local arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Legion
el Dorado
Becaus
Kansas
American Legion
Kansas Department
the Legion
Bolt
el Dorado Country
Sall
Legion
Adjutant _Fyvank
Samuel
Topeka
Death of Oil Operator in Sacrament o Calif
Death of oil operator in Sacramento California is reported after an operation. The obituary notes his wide career across Oklahoma Kansas and Mexico and states he died yesterday in California. The record preserves the named places and the scope of his oil industry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramiento
Calif
Dyland
Babcock
Oklahoma
Kansas
Mexico
Washburn College outlines strong football prospects for 1922 season
Washburn College in Topeka announces a robust 1922 football outlook with Dwight Ream elevated to athletic director and Glen Vosburg named coach. The squad adds nine veterans and several promising freshmen from Washburn and local high schools, forming a nine game schedule including Ottawa University, Baker, and Kansas State Normal, with key returnees Ted Blevins and Marvin Stevens among the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Associated” Press
Dwight Ream
Washburn ‘College
Reant
Glen V. Vosburg
Washburn
Ted R. Blevins
Marvin Stevens
Norm Jemison
Ralph Schrader
Dale’ Sharp
Maurice Seevers
Aggies
Manhattan
K. UV
Lawrence
Baker U
State Normal
Emporia
Eimporia College
Ast Mary's
St. Mary
Pittsburg Normal
YOST SAYS ATHLETIC COMMISSION WILL HELP NATION
Ann Arbor Aug 26 Fielding H Yost University of Michigan athletic director says appointing a Western Conference commissioner does not prove tighter control but shows directors are progressive and practical He notes the aim is to raise collegiate athletics to a high standard and harmonize future solutions while most students follow eligibility rules and only a small minority err
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
John’ L. Griffith
Yost
Commissioner Aims to Strengthen College Athletics Role
The commissioner will educate the public on college athletics and foster better understanding among schools, performing duties that include guiding public awareness and collaboration across the colleges.
Girl Genevieve Rowe swims nine miles at Crystal Lake
Genevieve Rowe a 17 year old from Hillsdale Michigan completes a continuous nine mile swim in Crystal Lake Benzonia without rest or food aside from raisins handed by boat companions. She explains she has swum since age eight while attending a girls’ summer camp near Crystal Lake and danced in a camp pageant for the Congregational Summer Assembly in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzoria
Mich
Genevieve Rowe
Hillsdale
Crystal Lake
Miss Rowe
Glenn and Vicinity Community Notes and Activities
Weekly report from Glenn area notes Billy Glenn staying with uncle Will Glenn while his aunt visits Topeka. Locals worked on hill projects near school and Edgewood hill, plan more road work pending rain. Church attendance steady despite pastor and family away on vacation. Sunday school active with several teachers and songs. Community members attended revival in Lecompton and a local sale at Big Springs. Glenin schoolhouse prep underway for next month opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Glenn
Will Glenn
Topeka
Miss Bile Shirley
Cyrug
Glenn
Paul Glenn
Geo. L. Glenn
Edgewood Hill
Chas. Brown
Lecompton
J. F. Stoves
Wester Robison
Walter Brown
Tra Kettering
Vestern Robison
Walter
Ed McClanahan
H. A. Davidson
H. 2. Dummer
Cyrus Glenn
A. B
Robert
Gilbert
Henry
Sale
Big ‘Springs
Ivah
Onéta
Gray
Ira Ket ii
Hsther
Claar
Pail- Tenn
Clarence Glenn
Vanit
Geo L. Glenn
Rosemary
H. Z.brown
Glenin
H. Z. Brown
U. B
Ned Day
Big Springs
Mutual ‘Oil
Glenn Scribe
Fred Buchheim
Kanwaka
Buchheim
Herbert
Whit
E. T P. Harris
G. L. Glenn
Guy McClanahan
Wm. Geelan
Cyrus
John
Dreyer
Paul
Ira
Morris
Galesburg,Ill
Bertha Gigan
Bart’ Day and
Daaughter
Laurence
B. F. Moore
Jimmy Beach
Mark Beach
Jimmy Beach Jr
Chester
Jimmy
Lecompton area one room school repairs noted
The article praises Mr. Christenson of Lawrenc e for skilled work keeping the Glenn one room school near Lecompton in fine condition since 1879. It lists 1922 school board members Vester Robison R M Gray John Mathey and greets new teacher Dora Black from McLouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Glenn
Christianson
Lawrence
Lecompton
Christenson
Upils
E. E. Myers
Glenn Scribe
Paul Glenn
Geo. 1
Glenn Ladies Aid
Settee remembered as Bertha Glenn attends state normal
Bertha Glenn, visiting from the Emporia area, plans a short vacation before teaching at Monnd next month. The community enjoyed a midweek half way picnic at Fitzpatrick farm with band music and attentive speeches. Organizers’ hard work and planning were praised and the event may become an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Glenn
Emporia
Monnd
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H. A. Walyer
SRI Sigs
K.A. de Head
Britain
Brentingley
Ream
Glenn and Vicinity
Piggly Wiggly
Bulletin
St. Ives
Jack Spratt
Jean
Linwood
Leavenworth
F. S. Butcher
Mr. Butcher
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence, Kas
Miami
A. C
Oakland
M. P. Power & Sons
A Y. Stone
Cash“ Peoples State-Bank
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