Lonborg Named Head Coach at Washburn College
Arthur Lonborg, long time assistant coach and prolific basketball leader, has been nominated by President P Weiner to become Washburn College’s head coach. The board will consider the recommendation, which mirrors Lonborg’s four year role directing basketball and producing two national title teams, after succeeding George J Woodward. Lonborg is a KU alumnus with three letters in football, baseball, and basketball.
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Topeka
Kan
Arthur
Lonborg
Jay
Waehhirn, College
P. Weiner
Ing
Waomer
Board of
George J. Woodward
Cisch
Lonbire
Rr Aufiter
Kelvinator Contest Brings 49 Refrigerators as Prizes
The Kansas Electric Power Company announces a Kelvinator contest offering 49 new refrigerators as prizes during February and March. One model will be given away in Kansas and one in each other state plus Canada, based on the best letters on the subject of Kelvinator. Entrants must visit the Lawrence store of the Kansas Electric Power Company to obtain entry blanks and full contest details.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Kelvinator
Tne
Unnion
Dominion of Canada
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals Notices Highlight Local Losses
Obituaries detail J B Jones of Moose Jaw and Swift Current death at 41st year and numerous funeral honors. John Thomas age 75 dies. services at Funk's Mortuary at 2:30 Tuesday, Oak Hill Cemetery. Mary Russell age 59 dies. services Tuesday at United Brethren church. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by husband Walter Russell and children J C Russell and five daughters. other names include Mrs J A Wirtchell and Mrs Th T Green plus siblings.
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John Thomas John Thomas
Minois
Etreet
Ailock
Mary Russell
Maple Street
United Brethren Church
F. Im. Testerman
Rurnald
Memorial Park
Walter Russell
J. C. Russell
A. Wirtchell
Th. T. Green
Wi R. Chotittie
Eva Runsell
Marguerite
Russell
Dak
Frank Dunkley
Sarah Watts
North Lawrence man guilty of driving while intoxicated and liquor possession
A North Lawrence man with two small children pleaded guilty this morning in police court to driving while intoxicated and possession of liquor. He was sentenced to thirty days for each offense and $200 fine plus costs. He was arrested yesterday by Officers Emith Powers Parker and Ingalls, who found the liquor. The report also notes a prenatal clinic at the city health office and a marriage license issued for Jacob R. Goad and Hattie R. Roach of Lawrence, with Dr. John F. Watts performing the ceremony.
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North Lawrence
Daneherry
Berause
Addi
Hey
Emith
Powers
Parker
Ingalls
Mughes
Fudge Ifseuers
Heanse
Jacob R.goad
Hattie R. Roach
Rhoth
Lawrence
John F. Watts
Belleview Social Notes and Local Weddings
Belleview reports a Friday Progressive bridge night at the Miller home with high scores awarded to Hubert Woodard and Clarence Fuller. Community members attend meetings, visits, and gatherings. a death of Mrs Walter Brechelsen shocked the town, and local women organize a Ladies Aid quilting session at Hadl.
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Rat Miller
Hubert Woodard
Clarence
Fuller
Miss Henrietta
Schubert
Oscar Entz
Thelota
Phi Phi ‘Club Gen
Lillian Fuller
Henrietta’ Schubert
Henrietta Gerstenberger
Arthur, Kraus
Clarence Fuller
Douglas Harrisy
Messie
Hobbs
We. W
Gerstenberger
Fred Gerstenberger
Farmers Union ‘Produce, Association
Kansas City
Milton Shafsted
Adolph Tornaden
Earl
Ott
Dloyd Miller
Howard Miller
Aml
Louis Bartz
Wichita
Tred
Bartz
Lawrence
Chas
Moore
South Eudora
Sam_Gabriel
Harold von Gupten
Lawrence Leonard
Aethe.a
von Ganten
Youngsters to attend matinee at Tony Sar theater
City schoolchildren with parental permission will attend a matinee at 3 20 p m guided by gymnastic instructors. Rural and city students may join at 25 cents per seat. The program includes The Three Wishes and Aladdin and the Forty Thieves, praised by Dean Swarthout as one of the year's best.
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Tony Sar
Permissio
Dean Ip
M. Swarthaut
Ee Scott
Legislative Brides Topeka Billframes Kansas Navy aid
A Topeka appropriation bill introduces funds for a Kansas Navy dormitory for sailors in New York. The measures include reimbursement to bank depositors with the failed banks, a five million dollar bond plan, and state tax enforcement efforts. A licensing bill for beauty workers and a proposal for separate judicial districts for Cowley and Sumner counties are also noted.
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Topeka
Kansas Navy
Shakers of
Montgomery Couney
Kansas
New York
Endres
Leaventworth
Amder
Jintalvent -Guaranty
Birthday cake to honor17th Scout anniversary
MES J H Bell plans a birthday cake to be used at the Men s and Boys banquet Friday at First Methodist Church. The cake awarded to the Scout troop with the largest attendance at the dinner, which begins 6 40. Ralph D Childs city Scout reader met troop sergeants yesterday to perfect plans for the banquet. Pat Neff to Tahor Board Washington Feb 7 AP Pat Neff former cavern Texas nominated today as a board member. Carl Witt layoff pleaded guilty speeding in police court. He was fined 25 dollars. Baby clinic Tuesday City health office afternoon at 2
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J. H. Bell
Methodist Church
Ralph D.childs
Seugtmasters
Vvarious
Mckeene
Cash Shoe
Phasa
Pat'Neff
Tahor Board
Washington
Pat Norns
Formex
Cavern
Texas
Carl Witt
Hasna
Pete Eke
Massachusetts
Marion Center Dr McClintock Called Upon by Family
In Marion Center, Dr McClintock was called after a nervous incident involving J. Auston and family members. Friends extend best wishes for a favorable recovery following a complex operation. Letters mention a prank and a dandelion from bus Ohio to brother Wil as they await updates.
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McClintock
Nicly
Bus
Ohio
Wil
Community Notes From Local Families Near Cap Bond
Saturday gatherings and Sunday visits populate this fragmentary town diary. Mrs. Butterfield and Joan joined Betty and others at Cap Bond's. many neighbors attend funerals, church events, and card clubs. A snowstorm delays travel as residents travel to Topeka and Lawrence and stories of visits to Overbrook and Richland appear amid reflections on health and recent losses.
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Thei Ering
Miller's
Mro
Iipead Butterfield
Betty
Joan
Delbert
Hoffman
Eno
Overbrook
Chas. Desque
Jees
Willanton
Bas
Histrict
Marion
Olin
Powell
Lawrence
Chas
Mary Fawl
Chas. Fawl
Aleatha
John Miller
Henry’ Desque
Wm Fawl
Sam van Louss
Marcella
Joe. Baldwin
Gus Raible
Creek
J. D. Miller
Hartman
Ifford
Joe Bald Sgin
John Desque
Maxine
Ted Atchison
Weesel
Joe
Baldwit
Billy
Bob
Simmon
Chas. Simmons
Pwas
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City
Gerald
Alda Hoover
Funeral Observance Leads to Small Gatherings in Lawrence
Eudora Oklahoma resident Dan Behnsack visited family after attending funeral services for LaVerne Noble at the First Christian church in Lawrence. Guests included Mrs. Caroling Behnsack and Mrs. William Mertz, with neighbors and relatives sharing a two-course meal and a low-score prize during casual proceedings.
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Dan Behnsack
Avant
Okla
Caroling Behnsack
William, Mertz
Daugherty
D. Ams
LaVerne Noble
St.the First Christian
Lawrence
Fred
Gel
Herbert Landon
Helen Southwick
Walker
Joe
Strobel
and. M. Aker
Wil
Mr. Ng
Community notices and church events on a winter week
Frail fragments recount a damaged social page with Woman's Missionary Society meeting reports, a Salem Evangelical host, and a community night at the high school featuring plays by the senior dramatic art class. Notes mention famine in China and a letter from Miss Gla Sciberman.
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Lucy
Kaegi
George ‘Hausman
Eaudon
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Salem
Ichurch
Ithe Howe
Harry Hidgentusch
Hoffman
Gideon Neis
Gla Sciberman
Tunjin
China
Koebbe
Hoffan
Eugene McCabrin
Ella‘Glough
Dramatic Art
Gordon Johns
Wesley Deckwat Warner
Doe Witt
Woman's. Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist
L. Torrence
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Devot
William Mertz
John Pattersor
Bert Daigherty
Herman ~ Bohn Sack
Harold, Daugherty
Albert, Edler
Baldwin
Roy. Daugherty
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Bul. Torrence
Patterson
Helianthus
Paul Lukan
C.B. Cory
Don’ Westhheffer
H.ia. White
Don Alfred
Paul
Lukan, Sr
Cary
Alfred .Yisel
Louise Totz
S. ¥. Carr
Mies Louise
Hukka
Opal
Arkwood
Valentine
Minnie Steckebrand
Kansas
Salem Evangelical Church
Ber Jyork
Stocke
Brand
Wornah’s “Mi Ty Society
Iss
Stockébrand
Clearfield
Deiver
Notable Intrigue Surrounds Last Season Track Prospects
A garbled recap notes last year’s nine point winner and Desrnboos contender, with KIU’s spring outlook centering on firsts and dual meets. Coach Huff initially denies sprinters like Roland Locke arley Paddock and Howard Miller, then concedes lettermen Grady Metherney Woods Cooper Engle and Thornhill as top prospects in a diverse lineup.
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Desrnboos
der Hai Beillianes
K.iu
Ton Forni
Dir ‘Duali
Sprin
Huff
Roland
Locke
Arley
Paddock
Howard
Miller
Grady
Metherney
Woods
Cooper
Engle
Micheal Mutt
Thornhill
Valley
Two Young Salesmen Mistaken for Auto Thieves
Two clothing salesmen were mistaken for thieves after hiring a Chrysler from Rent-a-Ford and parking it nearby. Believing it to be their rented car, they drove off, prompting owner George Hunter to report the theft. Officers located the pair enjoying themselves in the wrong car, all confusion resolved when Hunter’s vehicle was found and returned.
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Chrysler
George Hunter
Hunter
State to appoint investigator into Labette county affairs
Attorney General orders an investigation into irregularities in Labette County affairs and the resignation of County Commissioner Mullins. W A Smith Te NeKa attorney general reports the probe follows a county conference and a reshuffle on the county board. Talbot Sr a retired merchant was chosen to serve on the board representing the first district.
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Labette County
Parsons
Kai
Lamarrow
Vond Sieh
W. A. Smith
Teneka
Charcog
Mullins
Lz M.reslety
Snez
WP. Talbot, Sr
Contini
Talbot
Case Dropped in Manslaughter Case in Clearwater
County Attorney Drona announces manslaughter charges against Eugene Elliott, a St Petersburg real estate figure, were dropped. The death of Elliott's wife last June led to a state investigation and indictment, while unrelated local fire crews responded to a house fire at 704 Elm Street. Neighbors extend sympathy and thanks for floral offerings during the family’s illness and loss.
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Man
Clearwater
Fla
Eugene Ms. Eliott
Sti. Petersburg
Juan
Oklahoma Sooners Face Kansas State in Key Big 12 Battle
The Oklahoma Sooners eagerly pursue a pivotal road game at Manhattan against Kansas State to clash in a long rivalry as both teams seek momentum. Kansas State aims to extend a history of strong defensive play while Oklahoma tests depth and cohesion on a tough map. The clash marks a notable point in the season with contrasting schedules and stakes.
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Locguise
Manhattan
Kansas
Allen
K. U
Hillyards
Sports Row From Faded OCR Fragment With Various Players
Fragmentary report notes Barton status and last two games with Joftrey in doubt. Mentions Omereon CBS Mandy Paul Fowler Tarold Haaser and K U team strength. References a serious injury during a road freight crossing incident with a demolished car and a person named Pretl.
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Barton
Bat Sarin
Swithh Joftrey
Hiss
Increase Your Weight 2 Pounds in 30 Days or Money Back
Diet supplement claim promises weight gain in 30 days with McGoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound. Advert reads vitamins to build flesh for thin men and women, touts taste dislike, money-back guarantee, and 60 cent price for 30 tablets with local druggist contact and overbearing tone.
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McGoy
Dle McCoy
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