Dope Favors Cubs In Junior League Final Tonight
The Rotary Cubs meet the Elks Knotters at South Park to decide the second session Junior League championship. Both teams are tied at five wins and one loss. the winner advances to face Odd Fellow nine for the league title next week in the Little World Series. Chester Jones is unavailable for the Hi line, giving the Cubs an edge, while Evans brings fast speed but control issues for the Cubs.
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Kansas State College to offer new physical education degree
Kansas State Agricultural College plans a four year bachelor of science in physical education opening next month for men and women. The program aims to prepare coaches and high school directors with science, teaching methods, hygiene and first aid. Instructors include W Bachman C We Corsant E A Knoth and Frank Root for men and Geneva Watson Myra Wade Ruth Morris for women.
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Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
M. F. Ahearn
Agricultural College
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W. Bachman
Notre Dame
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Corsant
E. A. Knoth
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Geneva Watson
Myra Wade
Ruth Morris
Fairview Institute Sermons and Hillside Picnic
Morning and evening sermons by Rev. Mills Anderson and Rev. Ernest L. Waldorf drew praise at the Fairview Institute. An afternoon Hillside meeting included a picnic dinner and socials hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Burgtorf with neighbors in attendance.
Local notes and visits from Lawrence area family ties
Miss Stella Mae Phenicie enrolls at Lawrence Business College on September 1 and travels by bus to school. Kansas City visitors include Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Woods and relatives. Many local families, including Phenicie, Kelsall, Bleakley, and Sowers, attend Shrine Park trips, threshing runs, and dances. Various trips span across Kansas and Colorado with several motor and rail journeys and community events in Mound and Tonganoxie.
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Stella Mae Phenicie
Lawrence Business Col
D. M. Woods
Kansas
Dana Sanders
Margaret
Dorothy May Bleakley
Samuel Kelsall
Shrine Park
G. L. Phenicie
Stella Mae
King Boys
Blanche _Phenicie
Kathleen Kelsall
H. E. Miller
Dr. Simmons
Lawrence
Melediry
Cr. L. Dehoff
H. G. Skeets
Western
Z ’ Leonard Stanwix
Vinland
F. A. Stanwix
Fred C. Barnhart
Washington
Point Defiante Park
Tacoma
O'Dea
Fompang
Kansas City
H. A. Hallenbeck
Chas
George
Tohganoxie
Haskell Institute
R. Graham
O. Wiley
Crystal Springs
J. E. Artman
Wright Horton
Ann.Arbor
Mich
H.B. Kline
Detroit
Law-rence
Robert Blaker
Walter Bleakley
Kathleen Heiser
Texas
W. Sowers
Harold
Esther
Sowers
Colorado
Ruth Kahn
Port. Leavenworth
Ethel Kahn
Fred W. Kahn
A. Wartzack
Excelsior Springs
F. A. McRill
Tonganjoxie
Ghas
Hallenbeck
Ammo Tornedon
Busy Bee Club
A. Wartrack
Dale Rawlings
Tonganoxie
C. Wiley
Fort Leavenworth
Fred Kahn
Horace Taylor
Paris Pearson
Mound
Miss Grauberger
Helen Dehoff
Helen White
Miss Hornberger
F. A. Dickinson
Albert Wil.iams
Auton’ Moss
Harry White
Ed Shrimplin
Will Haley
Dressler
Wartrack
al Bowen
Kansas’ City
Harvest Home Bicnic Draws Notable Visitors to Lecompton
Lecompton reports show Gertrude Hesse and daughters Helen and Mary visiting relatives here. The Harvest Home Bicnic events promise strong attendance with speeches by J. B. Wilson of Lawrence State Odd Fellows and Willard Morgan of Lawrence. Mrs Mildred Smith of Douglas County acts as judge in women’s exhibits. The Topeka Chamber of Commerce plans to attend.
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Helen
Mary
Topeka
Gertrude
Alice June Hoad
Bruce Hoad
Gertrude Hoad
Harvest Home
Lecompton
J. B. Wilson
Lawrence State
Odd Fellows Lodge
Willard Morgan
Lawrence
Mildred Smith
Douglas County
Tom
Slavens
Baldwin, Kansas
Slavenis
R. B. Slavens
Balwin Ledger
Paige
Mayetta
Kansas
Hazel
Taylor
Frank Taylor
Weekend social at the Head home in Lecompton
A list of Sunday visitors includes Mrs Ed Melville and baby Cole from Denver. Miss Ellen Melville of Eudora. Mr and Mrs Mee Watts of Glenn. Mr Frank Melville, ill with rheumatism from tonsil trouble. Mrs Gertrude Head awaiting electricity. Arthur Gibbens wired the home. Dr and Mrs H L Chambers of Lawrence attended. Additional callers were Mrs TL McCall of Topeka, Mrs H A Davidson of Lecompton, Miss Margaret Melville and Rob Barlow of Eudora.
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Denver
Cole
Ellen Melville
Eudora
Mee Watts
Glenn
Frank
Gertrude
Arthur Gibbens
Head
And
H. L Chambers
Lawrence
H. A. Davidson
Hedger McClanahan
Tatesi
Mro
Orville McCall
Ivalou
Topeka
McCall
J. C. Shirk
Ea Melville
Douglas County
TL McCall
Kans
Legempton
Margaret Melville
Rob. Barlow
Parsons High School
Barlow
Sinclair Oil Co
B. H. Woodbury
Lecompton
Manley Insurance Co
Edith
Henrietta Slavens
Mary Frances
Georgia May Kuester
Gertrude Head
Harriett Smith
Clarence
Lake View Social Notes From Kentucky Visit and Local Gatherings
Mrs G B Parks and daughter and Mrs Timberlake left yesterday for Kentucky to visit a while. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including the Lewises, Langenderfers, Mitchels, and Burns, attended gatherings and a party at Mr and Mrs Alva Dulin's last Monday evening. Several headed to Topeka Emporia and Missouri for visits or visits planned with relatives.
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G. B. Parks
Timberlake
Kentucky
Ratn Wilson
Edgar Martin
Martin
Topeka
J. T. Parley
Robert Gentry
Marguerite Langenderfer
Crowder
Mable Hill
Cora Lewis
Owen Mitchell
Miss Ayers
Emporia
David McCreath
G. Rothwell
J. F. Farley
Wafternoon
George Langenderfer
Herbert
George
Ruben Lewises
Vernon Settler
Frad Lawson
Josephine
George Lewis
Arthur Emery
Laura Emery
Bucheim
Meycelia Bucheim
Seymour Gentry
Louis Beatiman
Farley
Sunday Visits and a Falls Report in Lawrence Area
Mrs Roy Snow and sons visited Mrs W R Haughn and family on Sunday. Mrs Rose fell from a Dairy truck breaking a collar bone but is recovering fast. Mr and Mrs Joe Saile and two sons stayed at Jake Reusch home west of Lawrence. The Rose, Wagner, Shaw, and Tunks families visited Andrew Rose and others, with plans to Clinton Mo. Private James E Rose of Fort Leavenworth planned a Sunday visit to Andrew Rose.
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Oakland
Kansas
Chas
M. B. Brownlee
S. T. Griffin Grove
Roy Snow
W. R. Haughn
Andrew Rose
Henry Wagner
Fipton
Sas Wagner
Clinton
James E. Rose
Fort Leavenworth
Andrew" Rose
Joe Sayle and Sons
Lake Reusch
Esther
Worden Community Notes of Visits and Travel
Local residents in Worden and surrounding areas share visits to relatives in Kansas City Lawrence Topeka and Paola. People include Juanita Jones of Leavenworth visiting Rose Wagner and Ellen Wagner. J T Hancock and family moving to Okmulgee Oklahoma. Mrs Davies of Lawrence visiting Saile family. numerous farm tasks and trips to Baldwin Lawrence Topeka and Independence mentioned with neighbors helping in chores and attendances at meetings and hospital visits.
Local Social Roundup From Lawrence Area
Numerous residents and guests attended gatherings and visits across Lawrence and nearby towns. Alfred Weaver from Topeka visited relatives. several families shopped, dined, or hosted guests including Meyers, Breithstot, Ulrich, and Schwartz clans. Trips to Kansas City and Oklahoma were noted, with church and cemetery activities also mentioned.
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Fred Meyers
Harrell
Alfred Weaver
Topeka
Alfred Lyons
Johnnie Breithstot
Grover Ulrich
Lawrence
Dorothy Schwartz
Wh Lapel
Sherry
Katie
Annie Meyer
Leroy
Peter
Stoneking
Kansas City
Allie
Ivan Schwartz
Melwin
Oklahoma
G. Saybold
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