University of Kansas establishes foreign student loan fund
A Christmas Friendship Loan Fund for foreign students at the University of Kansas was approved by the friendship fund committee. Proceeds from a candle sale starting next week and a December basketball game will fund the loan, aligning with the existing student loan structure. The fund aims to ease fund shortages and foster welcome for international students without added overhead.
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University of Kansas
Friendship Fund Committee
Hiiwes
K. U
Loverhead
Alll
Jay Janes
Chu
Accordite
Zabulin
Willy
Iman
Gordan
Subi
Ubof
Ndshir
Ko, Lind
Sunday Traffic Counts Show Light County Roads
County engineers report Sunday traffic was light across Douglas County with 215 cars counted at three locations on routes 73 and 70 east and west of Baldwin and Lawrence. Counts ranged from 69 to 883 vehicles, reflecting light Sunday flow on the highways amid a high-ride day.
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Douglas County
Iby
Lawrence
Baldwin
TAW
SIS
ASK Changi
Vesue
Recital Postponed Amid Medical Emergency At Campus
A faculty recital in the auditorium of the administration building was postponed due to the illness of Prof Christy Necessitates Calling OF Event. Prof Herd Taylor planned to accompany him. Prof Christy underwent appendicitis surgery at Simmons Hospital and is reported improving by this afternoon.
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Christy
D. M
School of
Herd
Taylor
Sty
Simmon
Concert Prep by Junior High Choral Groups
The senior high school choral organizations finalize plans for their annual Christmas concert in the senior high school auditorium on Friday night September 16. Directed by Miss Hazel E. Lynn, the program will feature more than 100 students and no admission charge.
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S Anior High School
Hazel E. Lynn
Seal Drive Yields $771 In Douglas County Plan
Douglas County Tuberculosis Association reports 771.36 collected so far in the Christmas seal drive. The late start and rural school participation limit early totals while Lawrence schools skip selling this year. Seals available in stores and campus sales continue, with additional clinics planned in city hall and Eudora to support countywide tuberculosis work.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Bane
Eudora
Wari
Orchestra Leaves for Concert Tour
Nine members of the Estr a, directed by Prof Harl O Euersteiner, with soloist Miss Alice Moncrieff, depart for a university extension bureau organized concert tour. They perform in Wa megzo tonight, Junction City tomorrow, Chapiman Wednesday, Clyde Wednesday, Clay County Thursday, and Abilene Friday night.
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Estra
Alice Moncrieff
Junction City
Clyde
Abilene
Bureau Dé the University Extension civ
Deaths and funerals of local residents in Lawrence
Harry T. Lander 36, longtime Lawrence jewelry dealer, died after two operations for pneumonia and complications at Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Masonic temple Tuesday 10 a.m. Interment Memorial Park. Survived by widow and son Theodore. Also noted: Charles A. Scott, 73, died at Walnut Street home. funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at St. James A M E Church, Maple Grove Cemetery. Robert L. Harshbarger, four, son of Earl and Mattie Harshbarger of Supulpa, Okla., formerly Lawrence, deceased.
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Harry T. Lander
Harry TD. Lander
Lawrence Bus ‘Ness
Memorial’ Hospital
Masonic Temple
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lander
Lawrence
Viachurens Street
Jone
Theodore Lauer
Charles ‘A. Scott_ Scott
Walnut Street
St. James A. M. FL
Mr. Holler
Maple Grove Cemetery
Robert L. Harshbarger
Earl Harshbarger
Supulpa
Okla
Mr. Harshbarger
M Mattie Harshbarger
Personal Notices From Baldwin To Kansas City
A string of personals notes reports visits and travels of local residents. Arthur Gardner his wife and daughter Helen visit Mrs Gardner in Grinter Heights. Emma Gardner hosts at the home of her daughter with HH. J. Hammond. Mr and Mrs Gerald C Schoen shop in Kansas City. W H Middleton and son Owen dined with J T Moore after a Lyn don trip. F M Holliday visits De Soto Eastern Star with companions. Werner returns from Liverpool to join family. Mrs Hammig taken to Research hospital in Kansas City. illness reported. F W Pratt learns son LaVerne anchored a Thanksgiving relay for Minneapolis and St Paul YMCA. Pratt works at Kresge in Minneapolis. Mexican pursuit reports Bishop Nogales in a government dragnet. religious figures blamed by authorities. The closing line notes a reflection on rest and days.
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Arthur Gardner
Helen
Baldwin
W. Dp, Lyons
Ida Lyons
Grinter Heights
Lyons’ Sistr
Emma_Gardner
Gerald C. Schoenare
Kansas City
H. Middleton
Owen
Lyndon
J. T. Moore
F. M. Holliday
DeSoto
The
Eastern Star
Mr. Holliday
W. B. Wilcox
Werner
Liverpool
England
A. Hammig
Research
Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Oroges
Mexico
Erement
Judaliseo
Federal
Tra O
Kansas
LeRoy H Tss
Lawrence
Cutler
Chicago
Harry Garret
Harrisonville
George. Warmker
Harry Warmker
le. M. Holmes
B. Jeffers
Ramah
Leslie Kindred
Weaver
Fred Whaley
Lawrence Cutler
D. M. Harris
Rosemary
Nadine
Ernest Gerstenberger
Eudora
Maurice Starr
Virginia
H. R. Pardee
Mary Francis
Ed Pardee
Sam Harrison
Marvin Nichols
Seth Kindred
Holly
Colo
L. M. Harmes
C. E. Crane
Bill Howe
Ray Miller
Ben
L. M. Holmes
Fredonia
Frances Pare
Lucilleker
Margaret Everly
Ennora
Velma Haverty
Clyde Smith
LaVon
Evelyn
Arthur Delbert
Keyes
Martin Abel
Martha
Jane
Louise
Otto Abel
Claude Landon
Genevieve
Clifford ‘Ulrich
Lillian Ulrich
LaVern Haverty
Traverty
Oliver, Orville
Johnnie Quick
Alice Watters Tha Giertz
George Grosdidier
Norbert
Alice Klad
Eamily
Ladies’ Altar Society
Oscar Lothholz
Harry Miller
Xermiest Marshall
de Soto
Ben ‘Kowine
George Warmnker
Toneka
Niv
Arthur Weeks
George, Ott, Sr
George Ott, Jr
John Shafstahl
Clifford Ulrich
Belleview
Vinyland High
Adly Mission
Ralph Freese
F.W. ‘Freese
Daught« Iter
Ed Keyes
Yelyn
George Maul
Chester Maul
An 3Ma Maul
Fred Moll
Milton Shafstahl
Adolph Torneden
Denzer_ station
Claude Tendon
Herbie Landon
Endora
Sam ‘Aven
John Holmes
Linwood
Dorothy Haver
Charles Durr
Walter Forsythe
Deckwa
Charles Brecheisen
Carl Pfleger
Alice Kers
Edith
Marsh
John Miller Ma
City
Ask
W. H. King
Fern Kennedy
Qawrence
John McKinney
Olive Rea
Jessie Anderson
Art Reed
Warren. Wray
Holsapple
Frances Miller
Ita Brubaker
Roy Gerrez
Chester. Moinder
Fred Miller
J. A. Miller
Pearl Dillon
Ollie Miller
Wayne
Willard
George Miller
Eula Wolfe
Elna Garber
Roscoe Whitman
Mildred Weybright
Adren
George Henry
Topeka
Henry
Rhodehamel
Ott
Art
John Postma
John Jr
Dessie
Clara Postma
Dillon
Ben Mohler
Persinger
Eleanor Jean
George Dillon
Pauline
Hazel Ikenberry
Jack Dillon
Lone Star
Will Wolfe
Eula
Will Kingery
Florence
Myrtle
Asa Postma
Vera
Ethel Sherry
Tom Hodges
Baty
Virgil Brubaker
Clyde Hoover
Walter Nelson
Mildred , Woeybright
Adren van Horn
Ralph Weybright
Dorsey Fishburn
Maurice Fishburn
Mable Root
Kenneth
Ray Shuler
Alva Miller
J. 8. Dillon
A. BR. Weybright
Elda
Mildred
Eddie Johnson
Geo. Miller
Marvin Metsker
Roy Kinzie
Margie
Lyons, Kan
Archie Kinzie
Theron
Nickerson, Kan
Iva Brown
Ivan
Arthur
Mamie Howard
Hzva Fishburr
C. E. Root
Lou Mowder
Harry Norman
Norman
Charles Root
Harve Hansbarger
Arcanum
Ohio
Mary E. Metsker
Ben Garber
Quinter
Charles Hoover
Jess Metsker
Bob Morrison
Byron
Lefa Fishburn
Apes Gage
Ottawa
Cristy Miller
Rey Flory
A. R. Wexbright
Charles, Jr
Orie Smith
Marie
Ivan Brown
Henry Metsker
Grace
H. H. Fishburn
Agnes Gage
Merlin
Charles Jr
Johnnie Miller
C. P. Miller
Jonas Ifill
Miller
Sam Lon Mowder
Chester Mowder
Charles Reot Jr
Ray Gevrez
Mowder
Oltie Miller
Holsapple Hone
Everett Bailey
Wes
Wait Nelson
Ned Watts
Fred Simons
Fred
Cris
Sy Miller
Helen Eberly
Overbrook
Herman
Behrens
Bob, Morrison
Fred Nelson
Som Byron
William Ewing
Minnie
Ruby
Morris Ewing
Samuel
Mary
Elsie Mowder
Samuel ‘Findley
Morrison
Independenc
I San Miller
Elizabeth Mowder
Lemuel Findley
Rickard At Rotary Speaks On Nicaragu a And U S Involvement
Captain Roy V. Rickard of Lawrence addressed the Rotary Club on Nicaragua its relations with the United States and its internal problems. He cited US Marines in 1910 and again after their departure two years ago to preserve stability and ensure a fair election. He argued recent polls were not free without US supervision and warned against oligarchic governance. Dr Lyle B. Powel was welcomed by Dean Raymond Schwegier.
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Roy V. Rickard
U. S. Army
Lawrence
Rotary Club
Nicaragua
United States
Rickard
Panama Canal
Isthmus
Aragua
Br. Lyle
Powel
Déan Rayimond Sehwegier
Wind drifts sewage into Arkansas River in Wichita suit
Grover T. Stuckey, a farmer south of Wichita, sues the city claiming 4500 damage from a wind driven by foul water in the Arkansas River. Allegations include stunted trees, killed vegetation, livestock unrest, undrinkable river water, vermin multiplication, and reduced farm profits.
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Wichita
Kan
Arkansas
Rayasi
Grover TE
Stuckey
Gilnoa
Tau Sigma dance recital postponed to January 4
The annual Tau Sigma honorary dancing sorority recital at the university has been postponed from December 8 to January 4 due to illness of two members. The recital will be held in the FV auditorium.
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Tau Sigma
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Play News
In Baldwin and nearby towns, residents attend family visits and medical updates, with Miss Jane Fubenk undergoing an appendicitis operation in Osage City and reported in satisfactory condition. Miss Bentah Reitz returns from Rhodesia for a War furlough, delivering addresses, while a Faculty Club dinner and a Dramat ic Art Club play advance local cultural life. Expanding activities include Sunday school events, a Cavaness field game between Baldwin teams, and plans for a new West Baldwin recreational center. A marriage in Baldwin unites Blanche Gayenner and Ira Christie, with both returning to local home life, as guests observe Thanksgiving with relatives Herman Brown and others.
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Mildredine
Stewart
Mary Ofs
Fern Daugherty
Paul Smith
Ralph Clark
Milton Tainter
Francis James
Drury Brows
Chanute
Neodesha
Yates Center
Parsons
Osage City
Elizabeth Rilege
Tex
Ives Chapel
West Baldwin
H.M. Mercantile Company
Hars
Blanche -Ayenner
Ira Christie
Olathe
Richard Randel
Bald Win
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Emporia
Morgan Book Store
J. W. Christie
Wellsville
Christie
Baldwin
Thanksgiving gathering and local society notes in Baldwin
A Baldwin column lists relatives visiting for Thanksgiving including the Hill family from Lincoln and Bucyrus, Huey and Beal households from Kansas, and others from Topeka and Dodge City. It notes Grace Huey’s return to Kansas City, a new laundry opening December 1 by H J Dudding of Ottawa, and a near liquidation vote of the Douglas County Co-Operative Association. The Kanpai Siema fraternity held a duck roast with Lawrence orchestra, and Delta Delta Delta hosted Flounshers Day. Baldwin’s White Way will glow for Christmas with a decorated tree at Eighth and High Street and Santa Claus on December 24.
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H. Hill
Randall Hill
Lincoln
Neb
John Hill
Bucyrus
J. H. Lay
Paola
Charles Hill
Kansas City
Airs
Lloyd Daya
Baldwin
Grace Huey
Edward Huey
Huey
Nellie Beal
Clifford Beals
Lawrence
M. H. Huey
Dodge City
E. J. Cavanaugd
de Obert
Topeka
H. J. Dudding
Ottawa
Kraft Grocery
Douglas ‘County Co-Operative Association
Earl Black
Floyd Kalb
Black
Assest
Ruth Beamer
Wamego
Helen
Wood Hall
Kanpai Siema Fraternity
Tommy Johnson
Chanerans
Edward J. Kinzer
Dean Grace Irwin
Frank E. Wolf
Thomas A. Hvans
Helen Inger
Joplin
Ethel Limbird
Olathe
Ruth Lowl
Fort Scotti
Frances Huhes
Leone Talley
Parsons
Dorothy Brewster
Independence
Mildred Davis
Fort Scott
Hazel Gifford
Burlington
Helen Prenderville
Delta’ Delta Delta Fraternity
Frs
Sates
St. Louis
Emil Liston
Hattie Osborne Baldwin
Eighth
High Streets
Santa Claus
Belleview School Report Honors and Attendee List
The Belleview monthly school report for the month ending November 23 records enrollment of 28 in the upper grades taught by Miss Violet Wilson and 22 in the primary room taught by Miss Louise Freese. Names on the honor roll include Marx Lou Wilson, Dorothy Warmker, Arleta Holmes and Martha Abel. Numerous visitors and local residents are listed among showings, visits, and Sunday gatherings, with social notes on Thanksgiving travels and local outings.
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Belleviews
Violet Wilson
Donald Hadl
Leonard Hadl
Gerald Ott
Curtis Wilson
Claude Landon
Annabelle Holmes
Elvin Raber
Alberta Hadl
Joh Bichelmeyer
Edwin Freese
Harold Dungan
Frederick Freese
Ruth Duncan
Geneva Raber
Geneva James
John Landon
Matt Bichelmeyer
Louise Freese
Mary Loui Wilson
Warren Warmnker
Wanda Hadl
Paul Raber
Orville Crane
Esther Ruth Ott
Mabel Hadl
Mildred Skinner
Arletia Holmes
Los Ren Hadl
Pearl Koehler
Allen
Hadl
Mary Eichelmeyer
Flora | Mae James
Archie Goodyear
Dorothy Warmker
Elfreda ‘Koehler
Marx Lou Wilson
Arleta Holmes
Martha Abel
O. J. Lane
John Akin
George Coleman
Bobby
George Ott,Jr
Oscar Hadl
Agnes
Ruth Coleman
Charlotte Had
Marian Madi
Oliver
Pearl Rea
Lawrence
Ed Hope
Elsie Dolby
Burlington
Miss Dolby
Blue’ Mound School
AED
Will Miller
Billie
Jess
Warrenton
J. EB. Haverty
Velma
Alvin Haverty
C. E. Crane and Sons
Kansas City
Oscar Lotlhols
Ray Miller
Ed Miller
Will Milen
Leslie
James
Duncan
Thanksgiving social notes from Lawrence and environs
A long list of Thanksgiving visits and dinners spans Lawrence Eudora Lecompton and nearby towns. Families including Holmes Pardee Harris Haverty Whaley and Starr host and guest at multiple homes and events across the weekend. Local drives and minor trips reference vintage community life and neighborly gatherings.
Thanksgiving social notes from Washington Creek area
Frequent names and visits fill this harvest era wrap of Washington Creek. Families including Hodges Garber Nelson Reed Postma and Miller share Thanksgiving gatherings with kin across Lawrence Topeka and Ottawa while Lone Star meeting attendees and school plate topper proceeds are logged among relatives and neighbors.
Aspirin Gargle for Sore Throat Advised
An old advertisement proposes a sore throat remedy using two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin dissolved in water for gargling. It instructs thorough gargling and repeating every two hours if needed, noting to use genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross sold in twelve tablet tins.
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Ernest Ey Fellers
Paul AL Lange
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Rotary
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Rehnake
Mary Mertz
Belleviewers' Aid
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Washington Creek
Thomas Hodges
Roland Owen
Floyd Garber
Rhodehaniel
Rour
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Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
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Radio
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Atwater Kent
Victor and Brunswick
Emerson
A. B. Chase
Straube and
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Bros
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Ludwig
Gibson and Washburn
Ukeleles Sheet Music