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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1937

Page

10

Theta Gamma house ready for occupancy at Indiana street site

The Thetas new three story Georgian Colonial sorority house on 1400 block ennesses street will open January 3. Triangle fraternity plans to move into the Theta house after the Thetas depart. Architect Norman Wilkinson of Kansas City supervised the red brick building with white columns and a large basement for study hall and recreation. Fifty girls and a housemother will be accommodated.

Kappa. Alpha Theta Sorority Ennesses Street K. ‘Ti Theta Ito Indiana Street Triangle Fraternity Ooe Harold Aioeg Kansas City Norman Wilkinson Kamsas City Sigma Chi Beta Theta Pi Rs. Paul R. Brooks

Lawrence men among Phi Beta Pi and Tau Tau initiates

Two Lawrence men James Shipley and Claude Burns are listed among initiates to Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Tau honorary engineering fraternities announced by Dean Crawford. Shipley joins Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Tau, with other new members named from Topeka Newton Joliet Lecompton Kansas City and more.

Lawrence James Shipley Claude Burns Tau Beta Pi Sigma Tau K. A Dean Ivan Crawford Shipley Sigma. Tau Tau Beta Pi Sigte Bee ‘Au Itsi Rau Beta Herbert Krause Topeka Norvin Souder Newton Wnor Mman-Koenig Reamy_ Fitch Frankfort Weaver McCaslin Kincaid John Heffelfinger Elton Tush Joliet James Clarke Lecompton Harold Taylor Thomas Stevenin Karl Johnson Algor Johnson Kansas City Robert Timmerman Wray Shockley Kani City Kan Louis Carmouch Fleming Spofield New Smyrna Fla Reamy Fitch Sam

TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS L

The puzzle lists clues and answers for across and down entries with names of editors and contributors from various towns including Moundridge Dodge City Ottawa Topeka Wichita and Joliet. The page credits Ray Horrell and a broad group of puzzle setters and contributors from multiple Kansas locations.

Ray Horrell Baldwin Waldo Graber Moundridge Tom McKale Garnett Howard Sailors Dodge City Weaver McCaslin Kincaid Richard Good Tola Axel Anderson Tolas Edward Safford Augusta James Clarke Lecompton Leon Yarham Ottawa Fred Smithmeyer Topeka Clifford Sharp Kenneth Kan Proctor Ritchie Wichita Martin Thomen Orange Tex Charles Lovelace Tom Robinson Steele Sabetha Elton King

Kansas Geological Society picks new president in Wichita

At the annual dinner in Wichita, Ed Koester of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas Geological Society, succeeding J. I. Daniels. The transition follows noteworthy contributions from the four listed attendees George Gordon Montgomery Veatch Tom Stevenin and Robert Timmerman.

George Gordon Montgomery Veatch Tom Stevenin Robert Timmerman Wichita Kan Ed Koester The Kansas Geological Society J. I. Daniels

Director Says Garbo Is Only Glamour Girl

Hollywood’s only glamour girl is Garbo, says director Wood. He notes shifts in star types over 20 years, highlighting Life of the party figures like Carole Lombard, pal-types Myrna Loy and Claudette Colbert, wholesome stars such as Norma Shearer and Irene Dunne, and cycles of natural glamour.

Hollywood Holly‘wood Aly Gloria Swanson Norman Ts Barbara la Marre Wood Columbus Carole Lombard Buddy Myrna Loy Claudette Colbert Norma Shearer Irene Dunn Wood

Treasury expects 40 million silver dollars in circulation

Treasury officials estimate a million silver dollars will be in use for Christmas stockings. About 40,000,000 silver dollars circulate mainly in the western states, with eastern children rarely seeing them. The treasury has paid out 9,800 silver dollars this month, more than typical for six months.

Washington Treasury

Telegraph Companies to Seek 15 Percent Rate Increase

Pi Western Union Telegraph and Postal Telegraph announce plans to apply to the federal commission for a 15 percent rate hike. If approved, it would be the first in 30 years of operation aside from wartime government control. The move cites strained finances from declining revenues as the reason.

New York Western Union Telegraph Company Postal Telegraph Company Today Federal Communications Commission

CCC Camp Program At Lincoln School Tonight

A program sponsored by the Community Welfare club will be given by boys from the CCC camp at Lone Star tonight at 8 o'clock at the Lincoln school. The program is under the direction of Professor Tolson, director of education at the camp. No admission will be charged, but a collection will be taken, the proceeds to be used for charity.

CCC Community Welfare Club Lone Star Lincoln School Professor Tolson

American World War I Dead Buried Abroad

The article notes 30 885 American World War I victims are buried in foreign soil, reflecting ongoing overseas graves and commemorations for soldiers who died in the conflict.

Ill Kellogg Briand Pact co author ill with pneumonia

The co author of the Kellogg Briand peace pact, identified as Frank B. Kello, was reported critically ill with pneumonia at his St. Paul home. A physician said the congestive condition had halted but the patient’s heart action remained unstable.

St. Paul Je A. Lepak Frank B.kello

Christmas Planning Meeting At Number Ten

Mrs Jerold Hobson Mrs Oscar Turner and Betty Ann and Mrs Harry Hobson met at the Ed Stoneking home Tuesday afternoon as a committee for the Christmas entertainment to be given by the Sunday school at Number Ten on Sunday evening December 19. The Hobsons and Stoneking families joined in various activities and visits culminating in holiday gatherings and shoppping trips.

Jerold Hobson Oscar Turner Betty Ann Harry, Hobson Ed Stoneking Bert. Emery Earl Hobson Gilbert Kapell Baldwin Dana’ Hobson Sharon Lee Leroy Stoneking Barbara Sue Peter_Stoneking Gilbert David Gary Stewart Sharon Lee Hobson Harry Hobson Dana Hobson Lawrence Charlie Gale’s Joe Dyer

Sunday Dinner Guests and School Program Change

Sunday dinner guests included Mrs Albert Dyer Mrs Russell Dyer and Miss Charity Start and others visiting the Hird Rockhold and Keller households. Number Ten school moved its program to Thursday December 23 to allow pupils to visit Baldwin and see Santa. The crowd enjoyed singings and talks at Number Ten Sunday school with Mr Nuffer of Worden Evangelical Church.

Albert Russell Dyer Leland. Dyer Ralph ‘Dyer Roy Jardon Earl Jardon Sf C. M. Hird Rockhold William Keller T . Leslie Claugh Baldwin Binces Santa Kate Howell Magenett Kansas City Dan Bales Nuffer Worden Evangelical Church

Community Social Evening For Raymond Stoneking

Hurrelbrink and Mr and Mrs Dana Hobson met at Homer Clary home Thursday evening to view a short play for the Sunday Raymond Stoneking play Baldwin on Friday evening December 17. Little Evelyn Reeves has missed several days of school due to illness with pneumonia and will not return until after Christmas.

Hurrelbrink Raymond Stoneking Dana Hobson Homer’ Clary Raymond _ Sto Nale” Baldwin Evelyn Reeves

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