Jayhawks brace for Aggies as season heats up in Lawrence
Kansas seeks to rebound as referee E C. Barrage era lingers in memory while the Aggies arrive to face Kansas at 7 20 o clock in Lawrence. Jayhawker lineup includes Woestemeyer and new forward position as Dr Allen tests depth and substitutes for next season.
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Sitter al
Spore
Sybale
Kansas
Cage Aape
Kansas Aggie Ool
Eferee E. C
Bird
Mount Gread
FW Kuasong
Adrodit
Marie
Man- Wattah
Kangana
Ainee
Oklahoma
Dr. F
Alten
Rensasevich
Jay- Yainker
Tennind
Katsas (Nowers
Armin Woestemever
Sensei
Jay
Althugh Woestemever
Thy
Caurt
Lawrence
Crimson
Blue
Samestes
Sweek
Aggies
Regiay
Alen
Black Cats
Hin
Dry Allen
Yes
Tuant
Cantéin
Endadoit
Bowman
Anil
Wai
Junior High Angles for Opener at Chamber of Commerce
The junior high basketball season opens at the Chamber of Commerce gymnasium with a 7:30 start. The junior high team faces a tight schedule including games against the Haskell widgets and McAduster champions as the senior high midgets meet Haskell widgets. The school band will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eviany
Duninyt Ottawal
Chamber of Commerce
Haskell
McAduster
Elks Bowling Scores Point to Strong Team Effort
Unclear OCR words suggest Elks bowling scores with mixed figures such as 782 and 316. Mention of players or handlers like Simmons appears, indicating a team event with individual scores though details are fragmented and require clarification.
Notable Lawrence Hearing and Rural Vending of Radio Sets
In Lawrence a reporter notes a hearing in Topeka on a case with Representative Farrell and chairman Cehter of the Ways and Means committee. Probate Judge Menger mentions couples seeking marriage often wed with a playful moment. Radio growth in Lawrence rises as merchants stock crystal sets and men craft sets at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn
A. Farrell
F Clay
Cehter
Ways and Mieans
Lawrence
Arrell
Kreeck
Oming “Bieynmn
Way
Topeka
Menger
University Meetings Prompt February Gatherings
The graduate school faculty at K U will meet in Blake Hall at 4 30 p m Tuesday February 18 The graduate school administration committee plans a 4 30 p m meeting in the graduate office on Monday February 12 The University Quill clubs meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in Fraser rest room The Graduate Club kicks off the new semester with a social at 7 30 in Fraser Hall room 319 Thursday open to members or those seeking membership The Women’s Glee Club of the University holds a rehearsal at 7 30 tonight in Central Administration Building Room Central Admin Building A tryout for second altos is at 7 in room 13 Central Administration Building A joint committee of Student Affairs meets Saturday morning February 1 at 10 30 in Fraser Hall Room 114
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K. U
Blake Hall
Fraiuate
University
Everling
Orelock
Fraser
Rew
Fraser Hall
Gee Central Administra’tion
Thee University
Sanders
Saunders’ Tertorist
Eunice
Boland
Topeka
Christmhas
Harvey Hibner
Baldwin
A. H. Boale
Worden
Niglae
John Oehlert
Stilwell
Kans
Oehilert
W. J. Curtis
Lone
Star
Tom Ward
Chesles
Chesley Ward
Trida
Fronee
Pleasant Valley
Farmer
Thes Union
U Ae
Ward Landis
Progress on Tower and Transmission Line Near Leavenworth
A seventy five foot tower north of Fifth and Vermont streets stands on its cement base as workmen fasten steel bars. The structure will bridge the transmission line from Leavenworth to the Kaw River. A north river tower is planned but not yet erected, while crews on the Leavenworth project proceed with poles set in a Reno field and trenching along Reno Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Vermont
Leavenworth
Wills Sagan
Wotkiien
Vrangmbesion
Ly Cohrnuet
Reno
Fragmented ad laden text hints at local shops and products
A garbled diary like passage mentions Spring flowers, a flower store, and products from Ringin’s Drug Store and Lion Brothers. It references Lawrence Business College and bank facilities, along with Jergens lotion praised for light absorption. The reader sees unclear dialogue about birthdays and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jergens
Rankin's Drug Store
Baldwin News Roundup of Local Gatherings and Farewells
Community notices recap residents traveling to Lawrence and Wichita, a surprise gathering for Mrs Bel, visits by Bennett and Muenzenmayer families, a Douglas County Sunday School meeting to form a district youth union, and a feature on Alpha Chi moving to a new home with a brief portrait of its charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatore
Bunyan
Wichita
Roderick
Esther
Artits
Baker
Lafayette I. Hawk
Jack Hawk
James Elliott
Lawrence
Addie B
Bel
Fredek Bennett
Richthr Swent
R. E. Gabriel
Local church and community notes from Baldwin and Eudora district
Readable fragments describe a February meeting led by Miss Ethna Jones Baldwin with young people, elections of officers Lillian Milbian president Tornaden vice president Catherine Gabriel secretary treasurer, plans for monthly features and teacher training, a Methodist fourth quarter conference with Dr. Fred M. Bailey, a new cheerleader at the high school and an all day Ladies Aid quilt and carpet project. Interspersed are social visits to Olathe and Kansas City, family updates, weather notes, and notices about upcoming Pleasant Valley Union events and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lincoln
May
Ada
Ralph Heatinway
Minnie McCrea
Will Ow
Rose Lawson
Adolph Lota
Kansas City
Mesdames ,Huscher
Gabriel and
Fiehler
Méthodlist
Baldwinh
Homer Ebright
Betty
Ethna Jones
Mamwmmeyer
Henry
Lawrence
Lillian .Milbian
Arl Tornaden
Iss ‘Garrison
Cathérine Gabriel
Tay
Ben
Steesslie
George Schubert
Udora
Methodist ‘Church
Fred M. Bailey
R ‘ Re da Verné
Schlbert
Harold‘Siewald
The
Indies Aid
Methodist Church
George Catlinof
Lawrence Wis
Johnson Aid
Johnson
J. A. Lopimer
Will Zimmerman
Henry Zimerman
Albert Miller
Carter Smith’ Motor Co
Jesse Marley
Mix Judieth
Jack Lewis
Kansas
WA. Puller
Birthday at Wulfkuhle Home Sparks Local Social Roundup
Yarnold Stall family attended a birthday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Wulfkuhle. Frank Wulfkuhle sent cuties to Kansas City. Ruth Grek Wak was absent from school due to illness. Various neighbors and relatives visited, hosted events, and helped with chores. The community program at the Mouind schoolhouse Friday night received praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stall
Harry Wulfkuhle
Harry
Ruth Grek
Schoo
Frank Wulfkuhle
Kansas City
Bidinger
Harry. Welfkuhle
Lee
H.' Baknmaier
de A. Bidinger
Arthur Wulfktuble
Lewreee
Theo
Walter
Stull
Rey
Dorothy Ive
Tofeke
Will Ice
Dave Shields
Gro. Andatsori_ sr
Shields
W. Worill Land
Sam Buchteim
Horvell
CG. Po Wuallkhhle
C. Waller
Musch
Wil! Murphy
Noah
Elmer Nichola
Sansan City
Mr. Ant
Dorothy Weitman
Add ‘Seherr
Selitial
Tee Howell
Fonday
Bee Tee
Rachel Arlenee Bidinger
Harry Wulfkie
Ay Ramiro
Pleasant Grove Concert Attracts Warm Appreciation
A Pleasant Grove event featured a warmly received radio concert reading attraction from Lawrence. The music was greatly enjoyed and included an elaborate cake served at the close. Mr and Mrs George Boland hosted Sunday dinner with several guests from the Gleason and Van Hoose families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenée
George Boland
Frank Gléedson
Dorothy Hélen
G.J. Gleason
Carl van ‘Hoesé
Reece Swinleyson
Malcolm
Heaston
Frances
Helet
oMr
Fragmentary local notes on farm work and school absences
Dated fragments report activity at a farm with loads hauled and repairs planned. Names mentioned include Lawrence, August Walters, Ford truck, Will Murphy, R. Houks, Warner Litz, and Dorothy Helles plus Ruth Schroper visiting the D. A Bidinger home. School absence noted for Dorothy Helles on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alid
Itiger
Ovey August Walters
Murphy
R. Houks
Warner -Litz
Dorothy Helles
Ruth Schroper
D. A
Omar the Tentmaker Comes to Varsity Theatre
One of the season’s finest cinema productions arrives at the Varsity Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Omar the Tentmaker stars Guy Bates Festin with a strong supporting cast including Virginia Town Fire, Noah Beery, Rose Dione, Patsy, Ruth Mills, and more. Director Young honors a wide range of talent with set design by Wilfred Buckland and costumes by Milano Tilden. the film recreates Persian court life and follows the romantic tale linked to Omar Khayyam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity Theatre
Omir
Omart Khayyam
Mr. Post
Virgini
Iown Fire
Nigel de Beuliere
Noah Beery
Rose Dione
Patsy
Ruth Milled
Douglas Gerrard
Boris Kurlett
Maurice Flynn
Excl. Ward
M. Kimball
Walter "Long
Evelyn Selbie
John Gribner
Vidim Hatton
Shireen
Omar
Teheran
Zoroaster
Nizam of Mulk
Milano Tilden
Mr Post
Francois Nazare
Aga
George Benoit
Omar the Tentmaker
Marion Davies
Bowersock
Joseph Urban
Real Antiques and Grand Studio Craft for Massively Staged Drama
The article describes Cosmopolitan Productions's effort to recreate authentic Tudor court life in a lavish film with real armor and tapestries. Dr Bashford Dean supplied period armor, auctions from Emperor of Germiny and private collectors furnished priceless pieces, and Marion Davies stars as Princess Mary Tudor with elaborate costumes and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Duveen
Liomdon
Henry Veh
Cosmopolitan Productions
Bashford Dean
Tthis Department
Metropolitan Muséum
of Art
Germigny
Tilting Armory
Joseph Duveén
London
Marion Davies
Princess Mary Tudor
Miss Davies
Princess Mary
Charles Branden
Davies
New York
France
Annual meeting text amid Kaw Valley paper notes
Fragmentary report shows an annual meeting in Kaw Valley with references to Linda Coyneas and H Mitanelley, plus scattered names such as Mitchell and Boulding. The legible bits imply a local office context and possible personnel discussions without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Pige
Linda Coyneas
H. Mitanelley
Mitchell
Glevetiger
Boulding Hi
Bine
Italian Treaties Approved by Rome Chamber of Deputies
The Chamber of Deputies in Rome voted by secret ballot to approve the armament limitation treaties negotiated at Washington. The armament control pact passed 266 to 23, while the other conventions Italy participated in received similar approval margins.
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Rome
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Italy
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