Kansas inter collegiate athletic conference closes meeting
Topeka December reports admission of a new member St Benedicts Atchison plus retirement of Prof John Phillips who served as conference president since 1913. A watch was given in tribute, and plans for league rules and a game schedule were outlined with games slated to begin next month.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas Conference
John Phillips
Southwestern- Colies
St. Benedict’s College of
Atchi- Sonawas
Kansas
Phillips
Rul. A. CG
Scoutmasters Converge For Boy Scout Basketball League Plans
A conference convenes at 7 30 tomorrow night at the courthouse with Scoutmasters from First Methodist First Presbyterian Plymouth Congregational Lutheran First Baptist and First Christian churches. Ralph Childs Lawrence Boy Scout executive will attend along with troops from Haskell Institute and the American Legions of North Lawrence. G B Patrick serves as chairman of the meeting.
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First Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational
First Baptist
First Christian Churches
Ralph Childs
Lawrence
Haskell Institute
American Legions of North
G.b.patrick
Baker University draws students from many states and nations
Bal wih Kansas Dec 133 Twelve states and three foreign countries are represented by Baker University students in a recent survey. More than 20 percent come from states other than Kansas. Missouri leads with 82 students, followed by Oklahoma, Colorado, California, Arkansas, Illinois, Florida, Ohio, Texas and Utah. Foreign representation includes China, Japan and Mexico.
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Baker University
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
California
Arkansas
Illinois
Florida
Ohio
Texas
Utah
China
Japan
Mexico
Free State backs sugar beet project in Cork
The Free State government supports a Cork initiated sugar beet industry. Department of Agriculture experts travel to England Belgium and Holland to study cultivation. The Minister of Posts and Telegraphs says the government will offer better terms than England and expects one or two beer industries to start this year.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Free State
Cork
Department of Agriculture
England
Belgium
Holland
Gentle means will often accom plish what force and fury can never affect
The fragment hints at a reflection on gentleness surpassing force and fury in achieving outcomes, suggesting a philosophical or moral point within a broader piece. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identified in the readable text.
Simpler style notes on white waistcoats and ties
The piece argues for lighter dress options and sensible styling, noting that white waistcoats can brighten outfits while black ties remain the rule. It discusses waistcoat shapes, lapels, and shirt details, advising single breasted cuts and wing or batwing options for a smart, understated look.
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Zerry
Prince of Wales
Thalian
Artists Show Talent Across Chicago Ranks
Latent talent in the arts is rising as hundreds of Chicago adults from all walks of life study various branches in spare time. A rubber shoe dealer pursues illustrative work while a steel mill president’s secretary could earn a living with a brush. The director of a major art academy surveyed students from grandfathers to grade schoolers, noting most study 15 to 14 hours weekly without hindering day jobs, seeking constructive enrichment and potential long term gain.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Bell Boys
Wife gets a divorce in Tulsa state court
Mrs Charlotte Dodierman of Memphis was granted a divorce from husband Roger S Sherman Tulsa attorney. The judge ordered cancellation of the birth certificate record naming the Sherman child after hearings in state trial court here today.
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Tulsa
Oklh
Charlotte Dodierman
Mphis
Roger S. Sherman
Shermans
W. B. Williams
Oakridge notes marked by family visits and club events
The Oakridge community recounts funerals visits and gatherings. Mrs Robe Laughlin's funeral was held last Friday with Bereiters in attendance, while the Heck family hosted relatives and friends at their Ellings Montana aunt's visit. Several residents entertained guests, joined clubs, and planned programs at the Oakridge schoolhouse and local homes, including birthday club meetings and Christmas preparations.
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Frank Bereiter
Robe Laughlin
Alfred Heck
George Heck
Ellings
Montana
Heck
Fred Simmons
Pauline
Overbrook
Walter Kirby
Ene Strong
Kaw Valley
Fred Strong
Ernest Schulheyer
Fairview
Seele
Will House
A. A. Green
Lawrence
Alphi Xi Delta Sorority
K. U
A. F. Brown
Willis Suttles
Allie ‘Taylor
Frank’ Walters
Bertha Kripp
Oakridge
Stiner
Ual
McGrade
George Kirby
Columbia
C. C. Schaake
Topeka
Edna
Dora ‘Schaake
Leonhard
Mary Nottingham
Bertha Strong
Linwood
van’ Neste
Fort-To-Fort Road
Armouree
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