Young man to join a K U fraternity
John Gates a Kansas City Kan youth with limited mobility is preparing to pledge a Phi Alpha Kappa fraternity at Kansas University. Despite confinement to a wheelchair he attends classes and plans to contribute by writing a history of the chapter while his father Miles Gates recovers in Winter Hospital Topeka from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Davis
Inese
Altho
Pembroke Country Day School
Kansas City
Murray Ce
Eajoy
John
Gates
Miles Gates
Winter Hospital
Topeka
Kan
Community urged to host foreign students for Christmas
Townspeople are asked by the University YMCA to open their homes this Christmas to foreign students. About 20 students have no place to eat except public restaurants on Christmas Day. Those willing to host should call the YMCA office Monday between 9 and noon or afternoon from 1 to 6.
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YM. C. A
University
ML. C. A
Makers of Carillons to Be Named for Local Installations
Swarthout states that when naming makers for bells both roles may be part time. He notes that carillonneurs blend engineering skill with musical artistry through keyboard action. European makers dominate the craft, while carillons remain rare in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filsworth
Swarthout
Carilloneure
Bella
Europe
United States
University of Chicago
Iowa
Canda
Princeton University
University of Michigan
Christmas Party for If Culture Club Held at Home
Mrs L L M Webster and Mrs E Smothers hosted the If Culture club on December 6 for a closed Christmas party. The program featured nativity quotations, Christmas chorus, and songs including Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Ave Maria with a gift exchange led by Mrs Lambkin, Standfield, and Gipson. Refreshments followed the holiday theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
LL M. Webster
E. Smothers
If Culture Club
Hospital Admissions At Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Mrs Mildred Auchard at 1495 New York Street Mrs Nadine S'atterson of 1615 Kentucky Street Harry Sul from Tonganoxie J C Milliken of 622 Indiana Street Mrs Amnelie Randall of Baldwin Mrs lian Eberhart of 121 East 19th Street Mrs Francis Hilner and baby of 190 North Seventh Street Mrs Geneva Hutchinson and baby of 1126 Pennsylvania Street
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Mildred Auchard
New York Stret
Nadine S’atterson
Kentucky Street
Harry Sul
Tonganoxie
J. C. Milliken
Indiana Street
Amnelie Randall
Baldwin
Lian Eberhart
East” Nineteenth Street
Francis Hilner
Baby
North Seventh Feet
Geneva Hutchinson
Pennsylvania Street
Watkins estate near Watkins Estate details long settlement
The Watkins estate near Wichita shows extensive real estate holdings in western Kansas and Brewster county Texas. Bequests and trusts total about 900000 dollars. Texas land sold for about 100000 after preparation for a park purchase, with 15450 acres allocated to the Big Bend National Park plan. Dick Williams administered assets, turning 441032.17 to the K U Endowment Association to date.
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Watkins
Kansas
Brewster County
West
Texas
Rice
Watson
Big Bend National Park
K. U
Western
Dick Williams
Endowment Association
Final accounting shows estate distributions exceed original inventory
Probate records reveal executors distributed more than the original estate since Mrs. Watkins's will was probated ten years ago. J. B. Watkins, who died in 1921, built wealth from land in southwest Louisiana timber, railroads, and promoted townsites. A spur from Lake Charles to Alexandria is now Missouri Pacific branch.
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Lake Charles
Atkins
Louisiana
Purchase Deluxe Cafe to Close for Remodeling
Lind, a Wichita businessman and Army veteran, buys DeLuxe Cafe at 711 Massachusetts from Anthony Lira. The store will close Sunday night for interior work and a sign replacement before reopening after Christmas. The cafe will be renamed The Lindiana. Lind, in his thirties, is married with two children and seeks a Lawrence house.
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Don Lind
Wichita
Lindiana
Lind
Air Corps
Lawrence
Warren U. Howard Funeral Services Set
Warren U. Howard age 28 of 1701 West Sixth Street died in a car crash Thursday evening. Funeral services are Monday at 2 p m at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev. Harry A. Smith, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. The body lies in state at Bowzer Lee Mortuary from 4 p m Sunday until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren U. Howard
West Sixth Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Harry A. Smith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bowzer-Lee
Lawrence Echoes on Lights and Snow Ahead of Christmas
In Lawrence the old concern about keeping youths from New York grows tougher as the city offers a “bath-less Friday” lure for the nation’s youth. Sled makers wonder about this season’s edge while residents await their first snow of the winter a week before Christmas.
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New York
Lawrence
Varied Christmas Cards Delight Local Shoppers
A local man praised the range of Christmas cards available this season noting diverse designs from plain to ornate. Some shoppers are drawn to simple greetings, as one aunt sends a modest card accompanied by a $10 check.
Man’s Christmas Gifts Mixup Raises Laughs on Bus
A passenger recalls a remarkable bus remark about buying his wife a washing machine instead of a television for Christmas. He explains the plan was thwarted and the wife did not approve the TV.
Mail carriers prepare Lawrence deliveries for Monday rush
The post office crew works to clear decks in Lawrence by delivering to homes tomorrow in anticipation of a busy Monday.
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Lawrence
Christmas Music Set to Delight Audiences at Hoch Auditorium
Tomorrow promises pleasant listening as churches present seasonal music and the popular K U Vespers will be performed twice at Hoch auditorium in a festive program across the day.
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K.U
Hoch Auditorium
Clerks Praised For Patience In Lawrence Christmas Rush
Lawrence sales clerks earn praise for courteous handling of the holiday shopping surge. They work long hours through next week from 9 a m to 9 p m daily, serving hundreds of uncertain customers.
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Lawrence
Christmas Tree Glitters In First National Bank Lobby
The downtown scene features a decorated Christmas tree in the First National bank lobby trimmed by Mrs. George Dockling wife of the bank president. Its luxuriant branches show artificial snow glass balls and butterfly decorations crowned by a silver white angel.
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First National Bank
George Dockling
Haskell Students Part in Kiwanis Program
Haskell Institute students joined a Kiwanis event in Topeka high school cafe. National President J. Hugh Jackson of Palo Alto attended as clubs from Mo Kan Ark district hosted by Topeka Kiwanis. Indian students performed war dances and a procession with Governor Don Dubail of St. Louis as Mo Kan Ark district head. Dancers included Thomassine Green Osage Indian maiden and fighters Hugh Wooth Commanche Frank Brave Osage Saul Birdshead Araphoe. Dr. W. O. Nelson Dr. Walter Schoene Paul Kirkpatrick Clifford D. Dean attended.
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Haskell Institute
Topeka
J. Hugh Jackson
Palo Alto
Calif
Thomassine Green
Osage
Hugh Wooth
Commanche
Frank Brave
Saul Birdshead
Araphoe
Wilson Moore
Pawnee
Tom Stevens
Kickapoo
W. O. Nelson
Walter Schoene
Paul Kirkpatrick
Clifford D. Dean
Christmas group notices and club meetings in Lawrence
PEO chapter hosted a Christmas luncheon at Mrs Q C s home with hostesses Mrs T L Smart and Miss Ruth Stoland. Members donated toys for the Nation Army. Kanwaka Literary club met for a luncheon at the Williams home with Mrs M C Elliot presenting art interpretations of Christmas. Next meeting January 5 at Mrs Albert Transmeier. Fred Ellsworth to host Christmas supper for KU Alumni staff with Marvin Small and Mrs Small as guests.
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P.E.O
Q. C
T. L. Smart
Ruth Stoland
Bruce Cameron
Nation Army
Stanley Fenstemaker
Raymond A. Williams
Marjorie Williams
Kanwaka
William's
M. C. Elliot
Jesus
W. F. Elkin
Albert Transmeier
Fred Ellsworth
K.U
Marvin Small
Small
Progressive Reading Club Christmas Party at Green Home
The Progressive Reading club will hold its annual Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs. W. R. Green's home on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Charles Edmondson will assist, and Mrs. W. A. Dill will tell a Christmas story.
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Progressive Reading Club
W. R. Green
Charles Edmondson
W. A. Dill
Kanwaka 4 H Club Christmas Party Planned Next Tuesday
The Kanwaka 4 H club will hold its annual Christmas party on December 20 at 7 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Flory. Members are asked to bring a small gift for a gift exchange and a contribution for the Christmas basket. Committee members are Marjorie Williams Lois Edmonds Carolyn Wymer and Virginia Goff. Mrs S C Hinshaw assisted by Mrs B P Deichert hosted a 4 desert luncheon at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Warren Flory
Marjorie Williams
Lois Edmonds
Carolyn Wymer
Virginia Goff
New Officers Chosen for Women’s Guild at Presbyterian Church
Guests elected as chairmen for each month with January chairman Mrs. Andy Hesa and February chairman Mrs. Meryl Dimead. New war era officers named include President Mrs. S. C. Inshaw and Vice President Mrs. Blanche Deichert. Devotions led by Mrs. Jolly as several members could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the
Presbyterian Church
Andy Hesa
Meryl Dimead
Caryl Dodds
Herbert Mosher
A L Decker
Mayme Patton
R. H. Edmison
Alie May
C. Roalbrigot
H. A. Fries
Mmra
Lena Barnes
Lucile Roos
Educational Unity
Theodore Astman
Mayschumann
Fanny Jolly
Local Personal Events Highlight Eudora Figures
Miss Maxine Alburty to play violin at St Pauls Church in Eudora Sunday. Mrs C AL Jones leaves for Miami and Homestead Florida to visit her brother W F Fox and wife and sister Ruth Fox for the winter. Mrs E A Myers and Dr Myers of Superior Wisconsin also plan winter stay. Lewis Bayles arrives today from Columbus Ohio to spend holidays at home.
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Maxine Alburty
St. Paul's Churc
Eudora
C. AL. Jones
Miami
Homestead
Fla
W.F. Fox
Fox
Ruth Fox
E. A. Myers
Dr. Myers
Superior
Wis
Lewis Bayles
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Koerper Wins KU Speaking Contest For Respect For Law
Koerper a Kansas City Kansas sophomore won the 25th campus problems speaking contest at the University of Kansas. He received an engraved bronze trophy for his talk on respect for the law and condemned smoking regulation violations as breeding disrespect. Orval Swander Topeka took second place with Lysaught Kansas City Kansas and Wilson Independence Mo tied for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Koerper
Kansas City
Kansas
University of Kansas
Koerper
Orval Swander
Topeka
Jerome Paul Lysaught
Evan Keith Wilson
Independence
Kannan Succeeds Deputy Washington January 1
George Kannan of the state department policy planning staff takes extended leave January 1. He will be succeeded by deputy Paul Nitze as top policy adviser to Secretary of State Acheson while Kannan pursues important foreign affairs studies.
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Washington
George Kannan
State Department
Paul Nitze
Department
Kennan
Acheson
Farm Market Prices for Poultry and Eggs
The listing shows Kraneas City produce prices for farm run and commercial poultry and eggs. Leghorn, white and colored ducks, young geese and guineas are priced by weight with per dozen rates for some items. Prices include farm run and commercial broilers, various ages, and shell eggs at different quantities.
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Capuna
Market Report: Steers Heifers Cattle and Hogs Steady
Kansas City market summary shows fed steers and stockers mostly steady with some declines. Prices list several weight classes and top figures for fat cattle, calves, and hogs, with lambs and sheep mixed. buyers and sellers report fluctuating bids across medium to good grades.
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Kansas City
Dee
Fragmentary Note Hints at Age Data and Claims
A partial OCR fragment references numbers and terms suggesting ages or records with limited readable context. No clear individuals or events emerge, leaving only scattered digits and stray letters. The snippet hints at a numeric claim or tally but lacks enough detail for a full summary.
Breeds and Supposed Defeat Case Involving Judge Allpaua
A. L. Breeds residing at 1500 New Aang shire street and Walter Sneewas face a court matter led by Judge Wayne Allpaua. The case concerns Formitas and Teanesasee street claims with possible violations of court law. Proceedings include ten letters and fire-ping during Leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Breeds
Aangshire Street
Sneu Sly
Westeniag
Wayne Allpaua
Formitas
Teanesasee Street
Walter Sneewas
Ohio Sirewi
Dao
Fortesteu
Manning
Agi Ciner
Tme
Unable to confirm your request for the Journal World submission
The fragment provided does not contain a coherent event or names to summarize. It mentions Christmas timing and an advertisement but lacks traceable entities or a clear action.
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Memorial Hospital
G. J. Klinkenberg
Fonganoxie
Tom Poker
East Nineteenth Street
Harold Rothwell
Howard Rothwell
Mississippi Street
John Taylor
Mar
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Albuquerque
Raymond Rice
Haskell
Journal-World
Phelps - Lawrence Loan and Finance Co
Lawrencs Hardware
Max Laptad
Joseph Lee
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lencheon
Chris Bells
Olin Petefishoo
S. C. Hinshaw
B. P. Deichert
Kannan
Odel
Tal Finance
Building & Loan Association
Kraneas City Produce
Kansas City Livestock
Wee
Amds
Steena
Yao
Searto- Rowdurgk
MCOY
World
Buddy Gallagher
Frymouth
Oliver Faem
Comoe
Phooe
Socus Oread
Peros
Masa
Kodaxs
Joe Ischelbar
Ae RA Andas
Wolfson
America
Loeks
Photography
Rank Welsn
Tuimsding
Sean
Wnlawre Uez
Suornads Colla Lawrence
Kaneas
Masden’s
Watch Shop
The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints
Vermont
Handel
Messiah Choir
Missouri
Columbia Broadcasting System
KMBC
Electrolux
F. W. Cox & Sons
Tyactory
Temperature Equipt. CO
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