Patch Work at Observatory Holiday Meet Tonight
A damaged OCR fragment reports a community meeting at the Observatory hosted by the Dalvey fraternity sorority house. It notes Miss Monita Cald and Miss Anna Stauffer performing, with Steech met club members and girls from Onaga High School in attendance.
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Ain
Marion
Rosa
Renee
Monita Cald
Anna Stauffer
Steech
Club
W.A. Dill
Ohio
Street
Dalvey Fraterni
Sorori Houkes
Ie Escope
C. ' JT. Hivey
Baer
Onaga
Ford Sangator
University Dean in Clay Center for YMCA matters
Dean John R. Dyer of the University travels to Clay Center related to YMCA affairs. Mr and Mrs Charles Reddinger and their son of Olathe have returned home after visiting Mrs Reddinger’s mother Mrs H A Babbit in this city. Mrs S D Bishop returns from Wichita after two weeks with her sister Mrs H T Moore. Mrs Francis Browne departs for an inspection trip for Ladies of the G A R inspecting Chanute and Thayer circles.
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John R. Dyer
University
Clay Center
Charles Reddinger
Olathe
Chanute
Thayer
Hill happenings on the hill this weekend
Christmas parties begin as students migrate from campus. Church events and fraternity sorority parties fill tonight and tonight also hosts the last Varsity party at F. A. U. Hall. Indoor sports move yearlong focus to women and men basketball and volleyball with future growth anticipated. Phi Mu Alpha hosts a house dance and Alpha Tau Omega hosts their annual barn dance tonight.
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Alpha Tau Omega
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Obituaries
Hugh Blair funeral services set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at First Methodist with Rev Ed ward Hislop officiating and burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Margaret Brickley dies at 1815 Kentucky Street and will be buried at Calvary cemetery after 9:00 AM Monday mass at St. John's. Sarah Mahaffie, longtime Lawrence resident, dies at sister's Kansas City home and burial planned in Olathe tomorrow at 2:00 PM. Also notice seeking a part or full time young man for redo work. contact Mr. Butler at 1016 Maze.
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Hugh Blair
First Methodist
Edward Hislop
Oak Hill Cemetery
Margaret Brickley
Kentucky Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Fitzgerald
Calvary
Sarah Mahaffie
Lovina Dow
Jonathan, Dow
Main St
Kansas City
Mahaffie
Lawrence
Butler
Maze
Robin Hood Opera and Choir Notes and Impeachment News
A discussion of the opera Robin Hood notes its historical basis, characters like Maid Marian, and the production’s high calibre cast. Also reports Pau Sunday Music at Christian Church with a program at 7:45 pm and 11 am service singing Wooler’s Consider and Hear Me. Washington reports subpoena of Wickersham and others before the judiciary committee regarding Daugherty impeachment, and the shipping bill reaching the Senate after committee approval.
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Bowen
Eovene
Robin
Hood
Angérigan
Hlood
Robin Hood
Richard Coeur de Leon
Kin Hood
Marian
Paus
Christian Church
Kentucky
Forth
Buck
Shelley
Owelock
Wooler
Senate
Washington
Commerce Committee
Rausdell
Louisiana
Seaboard Trains Crash at HanHan Station near Charleston
Two dozen people injured when Atlantic Coast Line passenger trains No 8 and No 52 collided at HanHan station twelve miles from Charleston at 7 this morning. Two seriously hurt as crews rush to assist and assess damage.
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Seaboard
Charleston
S. C
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Hanhan Station
Law firm sues Cox for eight thousand five hundred dollars
Riling and Riling, local attorneys, sue C B Cox for 8500 claiming fees for a handled lawsuit. Lawyers testified about proper charges and the case, tied to an oil company action, was dropped before trial. The jury trial set for December 18.
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RFS
Cox Sill
Ori
Riling & ‘Riling
C. B. Cox
Cox
Lawrence
Huch
Riling
MroGox
B. Cox
Ludge Hugh
Laymen's Sunday address at Unitarian Church
Professor Seka Eldridge of the University of Kansas sociology department will speak at the Unitarian church next Sunday during the 11 o'clock service on The menace of law and order. The occasion marks Laymen's Sunday as churches nationwide place emphasis on lay leadership in church functions. Eldridge, a recognized authority on social organizations, edited the Crowell Social Science series. Previously in Rockford, Illinois, he conducted a community survey focused on industrial conditions. He has also worked several years in social work in New York City.
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Seka Eldridge
Department of Sociology
University of Kansas At
Unitarian ‘Church
Eldridge
Crowell Social
Near East conference in Lausanne sees cautious optimism
Optimism reigned at the Near East conference in Lausanne during what was described as its most difficult session. Ismet Pasha's yesterday statement on the Dardanelles and the reply from Lord Curzon cleared the air as Turkey moves away from Russian influence. Turkish insistence on autonomy in the straits persists despite opposition from foreign minister Tchitcherin. Naval and military experts were debating Dardanelles details in informal talks, with several days expected before a new general session on a modified plan satisfying Turkey and the Allies.
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Lausanne
Associated) Press
Ismet Pasha
Dardanelles
Curzan
Turkey
Tchitcherin
Oes
Lambs Trial Set After Whisky Find at Scanland Room
George Lamb and Granville Scanland Merritt Scanland and Charles Cathers were arrested yesterday after a large whisky supply was found in the Scanland room at 1314 Hentesees Street. Lamb faced liquor possession charges arraigned this morning with trial set for December 15 in police court. Lamb claimed the whisky belonged to him. An inquisition before the county attorney followed before charges were filed against the Scanlands and Cathers.
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George Lamb
Granville
Merritt Scanland
Charles Cathers
Granville Scanland
County Teachers Elect Douglas County Delegates to Topeka
Mary Gill a Eudora teacher and Mary Landon a India school district teacher were elected delegates from Douglas county to the Educational Council to be held in Topeka January 19 and 20. The meeting also set a county spelling writing and arithmetic contest for spring. Mrs George Bryant and daughters Thelma and Nadine traveled to Topeka yesterday.
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Mary Gill
Eudora
Mary Landon
India
Douglas County
Educational Council
Topeka
O. J. Lang
Vineland News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Visits
Local notes from Vinland detail visits by families to Lawrence and Baldwin, birthday celebrations for William Deay, Thanksgiving gatherings, and travel to Chicago. School events include a debate on Philippine independence and an upcoming speaker at Vinland High School. Reports mention illnesses, including whooping cough, and a stroke in St Louis.
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Charlie McCleof Lawres
Node McCleland
Coal- Creek District
Evelyn McPheeters
Eding
Woodrow Sturdy
Edithy
Margaret
Hugh Suray
Dale Hurtland
Leroy
Walera
Gladys Walker
Lawrence
Igh School
Phiing Islands
Ivan. King
Little
Mary King
Vinland High School
Nora
Alberta Ruesch
William Deay
Emma Williams
V. D. Love
Harry Newton
Lowmont
Kansas
George Newton
Neani
Oscar Baer
Frank Saunders
Vieland
Kansas City
Katherine Kelley
Baldwin
Dailey
William Hoskinson
Barrett Andrews
Atrs. C. A. Heinrich
W. E. Heéskinsom
Mildred
A. K. Stevens
Lucile Nye Sterling
Reese
Topeka
Sterling
St. Louis
A. K
Stevens
Lester Crair
Community Trades Thanksgiving Visits and Colds
Several families report severe colds during Thanksgiving week. Miss Marie Shellhorn visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs Hugo Shellorn hosted. Charlie Banning and relatives shared dinner with Mrs Banning's parents, the Florys of Lawrence. Numerous local residents traveled to Lawrence, Eudora, and Lone Star for meals and gatherings, with friends and relatives attending to kin across towns.
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Marie Shellhorn
Hugo Shellorn
Charlie Banning
Bond
Howard Longanecker
Lawrence
Lily Ulrich
Clifford
Agnes Wilson
Kansas City
Miss Wilson
Lee Gray
Ellis’ Bond
William Puckett
Little Sons
Eudora
Louis Bartz
Willis Dunn
Elzie Bond
John Canaval
John Thunp
Hugo Schellhom
Christmas entertainment at District 22 school house
Miss Isagca and her pupils from District 22 plan a Christmas program at the school house on Thursday evening December 21. The event follows goods Leonard Longanecker left here until they are settled.
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Leonard Longanecker
Isagca
Worden and Baldwin Residents Attend Thanksgiving Gatherings
A large Worden crowd gathered for Thanksgiving with relatives across Lawrence and nearby towns. Families including the Elm, Rappard, Swimley, Deskins, Kirchner, and Heinemen clans shared meals and visits, while many attended the shooting match and Sunday school events.
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Lucas Fleer
Cora Schwartz
Lawrence
Robert Ingle
Theodore Elm
Enry Rappard
Leroy
Lawrence Cailere
Melen Schwartz
Cleo Deskins
Walter Wrigh
Baldwin
Frank Wright
Walter
Guy. Deskins
Henry
Pippert
Alton
Oscar Heimening
Alvin
Charles
Elm
Charlene
Roy
Laura
Edith Schwalm
Glenn Schwartz
Rappard
Dudley Giles
Grandpa Rappard
Will Rappard
Gladys
Johnny Breithaupt
Guido Heimen
John
Lyons
Carl Stark
Wesley
Margaret Stark
Kansas City
Mary
Ge Wutteville’s
Reese Swimley
Baby
Reece Swimley
Baby Som
Ed Heaston
Helen
Frances Heaston
George Boland
High Prairie
Overbrook
Harr
Oklahoma
Eunice Boland
Topeka
Mae Swimley
Lester Swimley
Guy Deskins
Stella
Charles Kirchner
Gerald
Marie
Meirton Kirchner
Join Cline
Ed Hyland
Worden
Frank Lutz
Elmer
Andrew Lutz
W. H. Pardee
Viniand
Winter club meeting crowns birthday with cake at Barker
The 1922 club met Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Shipman Carter hosting. Ross Stanwix won the honor prize while Helen Harshberger received consolation on her birthday, a pink angel food cake with carnations. Attendees included G Carter and daughter Rachel, A Richards, Helen Harshberger, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ransdell. Next gathering will be with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bigsby.
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Shipman -Carter
Ross
Stanwix
Helen‘Harshberger
Helen Harshberger
G. Carter
Rachel
A. Richards
Arnold Ransdell
Ernest Bigsby
Frank Gwin
Laurie Winter
Colorado
W. Anderson
Mary
Elsa Evans
Spring Hill
Lloyd
Deskins
Shipman Carter
Richard
C. A. Richards
Barker
Charles
Winter
Winter care boosts dairy milk in cold weather
County farm agent H C Colglazier reports dairymen face winter challenges as cold damp conditions reduce milk yield. Proper feed and abundant fresh water are crucial after snow, since cows rely on care and feed to maintain production. Water temperature and blood heat are essential for steady milk flow. cows are highly responsive to proper nutrition and warmth.
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H. C. Colglazier
Mr. Colglazier
Delglazier
The Turkey Gobbler and Other Child Tales From School
A youth recounts a near Thanksgiving scare as an airplane spooks the barnyard fowls, while Opal Shirk writes of a turkey’s fate. Edna Hoffman shares a river rescue by a brave dog, and Emma Mayer recalls a strong billy goat. The column also features flax to linen craft and notes from Woodlawn P T A.
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Opal Shirk
Edna. Hoffman
Emma Mayer
Four Little Turkeys and a Farm Story Fragment
A 1622 era tale collection recounts Christina Cain and other children from Woodlawn School describing farm life. The narratives include a farmer's wife noting four eggs from a nest, a turkey raised for Thanksgiving, and various child adventures with animals and travel, reflecting a small reader’s world of—Lawrence peers, teachers, and local place names.
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Joseph Zimmerman
Agre
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