Columbia finds 2357 students at work this year
New York Dec 18 Associated Press Columbia University reports that 2357 students worked this year 777 of them women. The list shows 72 ways for men to earn money including waiters clerks and post office clerks 41 ways for women including clerical work tutors and ushers. Names and roles span tutors exam helpers and various service positions across the campus.
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New York
Associated Press
Columbia University
Ethel A. Breed
Pullman
Pupil finds teacher in San Jose amid Civil War memories
An old Lawrence pupil’s published portrait in a San Jose paper reconnects him with his former Kansas teacher. The letter recalls 1861 62 Franklin Kansas schooling, early Lawrence days during Quantrill’s raid, and a lifelong trail of moves from Kansas to Iowa Oregon California.
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John Walton
Lawrence
San Jose
Cal
Walton
Douglas County
Franklin
Kan
John C. Briggs
Quantrill
Kansas
Gilliland
Price
Westport
California
McParland
Blue Mound Farm
Iowa
Osage County
Michigan Valley
Oregon
Tridiana
Missouri
Dave Kestenbader
Lexington
Oklo
Chris Eggert
Henry Eggert
New Jersey
Sheridan Dix
Coal Creek
Russia Ceases to Exist for Soviets Name Change
London reports the Daily Mail claims Moscow has renamed the Russian Soviet Republic to the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics and dropped the word Russia from official use. Local Soviet governments in Ukraine and Azerbaijan are described as independent entities, with Bulgaria oddly listed. UK and Liberal stance noted, Britain seeking renewed talks with the Soviet regime subject to debt and restitution conditions.
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London
Associated Press
Russia
Daily Mail
Russian Soviet Republic
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Bulgaria
Moscow
England
Liberal Party
Real estate transfers listed in Lawrence, Kansas records
Real estate transfers showing multiple parcels in Lawrence and Eudora, Kansas. Transactions include Marley to Lawson for 3750 dollars, Laughlin to Phillips for 1.90 and other considerations, and various Lot and Block transfers in Lawrence. Several exchanges and mortgage assumptions noted, with properties in Blks 9 14 26 and Hosford’s Add. Also lists names such as Gish, Metsker, Babnmaier, and Kluss amid property trades and nominal sums.
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Jesse F. Marley
Elmer
Lawson
Eudora
Kansas
Florence V Laughlin
Maude Co. Phillips
A. W. Fischer
Crawford
A. al Green
Chas
G. Wood
Kan
Olin Templin
Carl’ W. Beachmiller
Ollie H. Bruelmiller
Dread Add
Lawrence
Lawrence Ride & Loan Assn
M. B. Vanpetten
E. Vanpetten
M. A. Gish Et al To John F. Metsker
Hosford
Charles F. Babnmaier
E. J. Kettering
John F. Metsker
M. A. Gish
Sinclair's
W. C. McConnell
Kluss
Lane
S. Add
Robert Taft
D. J. Miller
University
Fairview church event and Wells funeral noted
Fairview announces a Sunday evening service offering for the Japanese relief fund. The obituary records the death of W D Wells at age 89, a pioneer of the community, with the funeral held at Rumsey funeral home and numerous neighbors in attendance.
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Gertrage’ Clark
Oregon
W. D. Wells
Wells
William
Lawrence
Clarence Meek
Otto Ellis
Honolulu
Carl” Mitchell
Robert’ Farland
Henry Seele
Clara
Dora Hunsinger
Dinney
Fred Seele
Raymond, Clark
Ottawa
Oak Ridge
Helen’ Frishey
Cecile Mitchell
Charles Howard
Louise ‘Koehler
Mannie “Howard
Mildz ‘Koehler
Carl Arnold
Chester Mitchell
Edmond McClintock
George Leese
Phil Coogan
Haughn
A. Wieding
Arlo
Frank Howard
John Brown
Howard
Oscar
Homer Brownlee
Charles Whedon
Harvehk Marshall
Horrall
Ethel Cowles
Chester Howard
Regina Tillton
Memo Hospital
Peters
Floyd
Ed Howard
Otk
Titian Work Unearthed as Original Vetus and Adonis
In a National Gallery renovation the painting Vetus and Adonis is reidentified as Titian's first experimental version rather than a studio repetition of the Madrid work. The piece shows the master’s transition style between Bacchus and Ariadne and the later Mother and Child.
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London
Associated Press
Titian
Vetus
Adonis
National Gallery
Madrid
Bacchus
Ariadne
Sseepee
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union Holds Annual Meeting
The Pleasant Valley Farmers Union held a well attended meeting on Thursday evening electing officers for the year and selecting county meeting delegates. Re elected were Holcom as president and Richardson as secretary and treasurer. Delegates from Lenis local included Chigsie Richardson John Maloney Louis Horrell and George Banning. County farm agent C C Colglazier spoke on marketing. Next meeting set for Friday night December 21 with speakers James Anderson of Lone Star and C C Gerstenberger of Eudora.
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Pleasant
Farmers’, Union
Holcom
Richardson
Lenis
Blue Mound
Chigsie Richardson
John Maloney
Louis Horrell
George Banning
Ottis Wizkins
Lawrence
Violet
Pearl Tryon
Edwin Tryon
Willie Carr
Opal Carr
Oakridge
George Ochllert
Kansas City
O. B. Shuck
T. Carr
Thurman Rothwell
Knowledge Hill
Harry Hegeman
Roy Hegeman
Mary Hegeman
Raymond
Charlie LaDuke
Everett Pence
Willow Springs
Q. B. Shuck
Will
Fairley
Richmond
Pairly
C. F. Carr
Opal
Willie Care
Library for the Blind Faces Closure in Germany
Germany's central library for the blind, serving 2,800 readers in Germany and distributing books to 990 cities across Europe, may shut down without immediate private subscriptions. Founded in Leipsic 29 years ago, it relies on funds now too small to weather the mark shrinkage.
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Leipsic
Associated Press
Germany
Europe
Peggy’s Christmas shopping spree in a busy town
Peggy notes window displays at Jae dicke's Hardware and visits Rankin's Drug Store for candy Johnston's chocolates and a wagon from Green Brothers Hardware. She gets a marcel at Wilson's Beauty Parlor and enjoys hot chocolate at Dedo's. Peggy eyeing gifts from Mrs Acker man’s Hat Shop Zephyr Bakery Keeter's Book Store Gustafson's and Bell's Flower Shop for a festive Christmas.
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Johnston
Peggy
Rankin’s’ Drug Store
Santa
Green’ Brothers Hardware Store
Jim
Dedo’s
Christmas gifts in a Kansas City shopping mood
Peggy explores gift ideas from Kan sas Electric Power Company lamps to Buster Browns at $2. finds gilded insense burners from Japan and cloisonne pieces. visits A Marks Gift Shop and Squires Studio for frames and stands. buys greeting cards at City Drug Store and vanity cases at Pearl's Drug Store. sample Columbia records from Peirce Piano. enrollments for Business College term starting January 2.
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Peggy
Kansas Electric Power Company
Thom Squire
T Ley
Columbia
Columbia Records
Peirce Fiano Company
Ted Lewis
Charles Hackett
Toscha Seidel
Pogey
The
Business College
Journal-World
Jas
Nebraska to play USC football next season disputed
Reports say a game between Nebraska Cornhuskers and the University of Southern California will occur with a likely home and away schedule. The California school board reportedly decided against the next year game though Nebraska favors the arrangement.
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Cornhuskers
University of Southern California
California School
Nebraska
Paker
West
Lincoln
Boudoir Lamps
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William Stitt
Franklin School
Scranton
Pai
Dee
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Moosic-Pittston
Rankin's Drug E
A “Lawrence
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Chelawenséa Camp
Sat ‘Drug. Store
Christus
Anton Lang
Oberammergau
Soviets
C. W. Straffon
Brinkmart
Straffon's
Lawrence Business College
Farmers’ State Bank
Sat
Chelawenssa
Barber's Drug Store
Fairview
Johnson's
Rankin’s
Mass
Pleasant Valley
Maten Sale — Farmers’ State’ Bank
Chelawenssa_ camp fire
Sanry
Varsity
Pecny Pan
Jaedicke’s. Hardware
Rogers Brothers
Wilson’s
New York Cleaners
Pegey
Keeter
Zephyr
Gustafson
Gustafson’s
Bell’s
Bell's
Varsity Annex
Thornton
Ahern
Japan
A. Marks
Ferneries
Presshn’s
Sume
Peexy
City Drug Store
Barber’s Drug Store
Fox’s Peanut & Coffee
Vollanis
Pinky Pup
Empty Elephant
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Edgar A. Ghest
Fapig
Vu Won
Wolf's Book Store
F. B. McCulloch
Muss. St
Peoples State Bank
Ordex
Plymouth Congregational Church
President Coolidge
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