KU Late Enrollment and Class Changes at University
The article notes late enrollment options at the University of Kansas for students unable to attend regular sessions in Lawrence. It reports on the two year plan discussion with Indiana's dean, quotes a KU dean, mentions Hal Adamson author of "Tony's Wife" and a movie deal, plus campus anecdotes about Blake Hall ping pong and a referee whistle incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Robin
Sorpym
Arsizzis
F. T. Stockton
K. U. School of Business
University of Indiana
Stockton
Indiana
Kansas
Dean Stockton
Dean Staton
Hal Adamson
Tony
Hollywood
University Hospital
Blake Hall
Blake
Co-Operative Club hears address by Gnevo on tour
About 30 members attended a noon meeting in Eldridge grill room where Kipheodate G. Geavo spoke for the Co-Operative Club International. Carl Brick of Kansas City was present as the international secretary. The talk outlined a nationwide tour and the upcoming four day national convention in Omaha on June 24. Two new members Merle McKinney and Arthur Wolfe were inducted by Walter Kaal. Mr Gnevo, a public worker and assistant general passenger agent for the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railway, leads the tour with Brick accompanying part of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipheodate G. Geavo
Aera
Kkee
Co-Operative Club ‘International
Eldridge Grill
Gnevo
Carl. Brick
Kansas City
International Organization
Brick
Omaha
Neb
Walter Kaal
Merle McKinney
Arthur Wolfe
Lyle Eby
Gneve
Chicago
North Shore and
Milwaukee _Tailway company
Sermon Series Continues With Disciples of Christ Topic
The Rev. Seth W. Slaughter will preach the second sermon in a Disciples of Christ series at 11 AM on Sunday. Choir under Mr. Sawhill will sing The Lord Is in His Holy Temple. Dixie Finley will perform The Prayer Perfect offertory. verses by Riley and music by Spenson. Young people from city churches hold a union service at 6:30 PM in First. All youths invited. Read classified ads for bargains.
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Seth W. Slaughter
Disciples of Christ
Sawhill
Laster
Dixie Finley
James Whitcomb _Riley
Spenson
Shan Kar Dancers Arrive in Lawrence With Odd Instruments
The Shan Kar troupe brings fourteen trunks of exotic costumes and a vast array of unusual instruments for a Lawrence recital. Among them are steel Kartali, Taus, Ersaj, Habla Taranga, Dholak, Sitar, Vina, Sankha, and a conch shell. Fifteen performers include Simkie the French partner, praised for extraordinary Hindu dance skill. She has embraced the Hindu faith.
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Lawrence
Shan-Kar
Simkie
Shankar
Lawrence board votes 1750 to 391 on school bond
Lawrence board of education met at the Senior high for a post election review. Unofficial count shows 1750 for and 391 against the special school bond. Board plans a new building on the New York site with Larrick and Compton of Lawrence awarded the architect contract after federal review and loan award of 110000.
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Lawrence Board of Education
New York
Larrick
Will Join In Service by Unitarian Church Promethean Club
Unitarian church observes Young People’s Sunday with Promethean Club participants. Dale Underwood, a University sophomore, will preach on A Modern Dilemma, joined by Catherine Owen and others. Robert Ledore will perform a violin solo, and Keith Davis will sing. Evening program at 7:30 features An Evening in 18th Century London with impersonations by J EB Hanis, plus Mozart duet by Hill mill. Laurel Anderson to speak at 10 in the Forum on Streamlines of Progress. Henry Werner to preside.
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Unitarian Church
Promethean Club
Dale Underwood
Catherine Owen
Henry Goode
Jean Makepeace
Robert Ledore
Harold White
Newtson Jerome
Keith Davis
Unitarian
London
Samuel Johnson
Sarah Siddons
Sir Joshua ‘Reynolds
J. EB. Haniis
University English Department
Leslie Rutlebee
William Howie
Werner
Irving
El Dorado Fort Scott Tie for Kansas Junior College Lead
El Dorado and Fort Scott pulled into a four way tie for top in the Kansas Junior College basketball race after 42 to 32 win by El Dorado over Parsons at Parsons. Hutchinson beat Fort Scott 22 to 20 at Hutchinson while Coffeyville looms next as El Dorado faces Coffeyville and Independence meets Kansas City Blue Devils.
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el Dorado
Fort Scott
Kansas
Ar ‘Ity
Parsons
Grizzlies
Parsons Cardinals
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
Kansas City
Independence
Blue Devils
Lawrence High Students Enjoy WREN Artists Program
Lawrence High students attended a senior high assembly presenting a WREN program. Alumni Barrows Karl Bratton Florence Beamer Bratton and Verl Bratton performed along with pianist Mildred DeWeese and mezzo-soprano Mary Louise Beltz in the school auditorium yesterday morning.
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Lawrence High
WREN
Station EN
Lawrence High School
Barrows
Karl Bratton
Florence Beamer Bratton
Verl Bratton
Mildred DeWeese
Mary Louise Beltz
Missionary Naomi Light to Speak at Alliance Meeting
Miss Naomi Light a returned missionary from Lahore India will be the speaker at the Ministerial Alliance gathering Tuesday afternoon at four o clock The Rev Theodore Astman newly elected president will assume office at the meeting
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Ministerial Alliance
Naomi Light
Lahore
India
Theodore Astman
Distant Drums at Fraser Campus Theater
Kansas Players present Dan Totheroh's Distant Drums at Fraser Theater February 12 14 15 and 16 featuring a large capable cast and six moving covered wagons on an Oregon Trail set with six scenic backgrounds The production directed by Allen Crafton includes a dramatic wagon circle scene and the famed drum cadence along the way Tickets on sale in Green Hall basement KU 104 reservations accepted There is no performance Tuesday night Also recital news reports Evelyn Swarthout's London recital to Wigmore Hall draws large audience praise from critics and a forthcoming London function with the Polish ambassador plus a March 24 radio recital in England before her return to Lawrence for May Music Week.
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Dan Totheroh
Oregon Trail
Kansas Players
Fraser
Baldwin
Kansas
Utah
Allen Crafton
William Inge
Green Hall
K. U. 104
Evelyn Swarthout
London
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Wigmore Hall
Two Oklahoma Kansas games spur All Big Eight talk
Lawrence items reflect local political chatter and sports notes. Amid campaign tones, Oklahoma basketball rumors surface as fans watch Big Eight scene. Glenn Cunningham targets an evening Hunter mile in Boston. K U Okla results await by phone. North Lawrence Baptist group plans a Friday chicken pie supper. a classified ad prompt closes.
Williams To Speak On Hitler Stalin Mussolini Roosevelt
Whiting Williams industrial consultant author and lecturer discusses which leader provides the best answer in a February 23 lecture at K U auditorium. He draws on 15 years living among laboring classes in Europe and the United States and has just returned from Europe to share firsthand insights.
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Whiting Williams
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Roosevelt
K. U
London
Bonus
Washington
Berlin
England
France
Germany
Ruhr
Saar
Russia
Williams
Europe
Deaths and Funerals Ida May Walker 63
Funeral services for Mrs Ida May Walker of 208 North Highth Street will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev B L Whiteman officiating. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. Born November 20 1870 in Lawrence she lived here all her life. She married Sherman Walker on November 21 1868 and had twelve children. five survive: Louise Vernon Leo Ralph and Charles. Also surviving are two sisters Mrs Bennett and Mrs Lulu Irvin and brother Charles Carr and three grandchildren.
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Ida May Walker
North Highth Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
B. L. Whiteman
Bhare
Maple Grove Cemetery
Walker
Lawrence
Harden Carr
Elizabeth Drisdon
Sherman Walker
Louise Walker
Vernon
Leo
Ralph
Charles
San Diego
Calif
Bennett
Détroit
Lulu Irvin
Charles Carr
Kansas City
Landon to Receive Ohio Honorary Degree at Marietta College
Gov Alf M Landon of Kansas will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by Marietta College Ohio next Wednesday on Founders day. He will deliver the address but is a Kansas University graduate. Separately Charles Peiger reports the state corporation commission collected 67553 in ten mile age fees in January including 27862 in application fees 28998 in mileage charges and 11000 at ports of entry, 49553 more than last January.
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Robert P. Snowden
Atchison
K. U
Alf Landon
Young Republican Club
St. Benedict’s College
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Ohio
Marietta College
Marietta
Landon
Kansas University
Charles Peiger
State Corporation Commission
Dickinson Illness Update at St Luke's Kansas City
The condition of Glen W. Dickinson, seriously ill in St Luke's hospital Kansas City, was reported about the same today after he was taken there Tuesday night.
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Dickinson
Glen W. Dickinson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Back to Office Soon Dr F C Allen Ill With Influenza
Dr F C Allen, ill with an attack of influenza at his home since last Sunday, was reported much better today and will likely resume coaching duties Monday unless complications arise. The heat of stars is measured by a device weighing one thousandth as much as a drop of water. Adjusting automobile radio sets to receive aviation weather reports is suggested as an aid to driving by a government official. The temperature on Mars at noon is about 50 degrees Fahrenheit, but drops to 40 below at midnight, astronomers estimate.
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F.C. Allen
Mars
Greenwood Valley perfect attendance and spelling honor roll
Greenwood Valley school lists students with perfect attendance for the past month and those with perfect spelling lessons. Also notes Mrs. S L Dark at Willing Workers club in Lecompton, Grace Kellogg visit, Dr Mary Brass visiting, and a social at the Noe home. A large community meeting at Bee Springs featured an informal currency inflation debate between Kansas State and Iowa State teams, Iowa State favored. officers elected: President Stanley French, VP Billie Henry, secretary Ray Cree.
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Greenwood Valley School
Audrey Boose
Dale de Wittie
Dale Glenn
Donald Dean Goff
Maxine Goff
Vernon Rake
Clarence Segriest
George Simmons
Johnnie Kellogg
Jesse Horton
Alice Marie Segriest
Edna Simons
S. L. Dark
Willing Workers Club
Elton Dark
Lecompton
Miss Grace -Kellogg
Mary Brass
Clere Kreider
Bonner Springs
A. G. Noe
Steinmetz
Andrew Bahnmaier
Henry Bahnmaier
Eberhart
June
Bob Steinmeitz
Louise, Dam
John Dam
Ben Kellogg
Merle Scheer
David, Boyd
Milton Scheer
McLines
Bie-Springs School House
Kansas State
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Stanley French
Billie Henry
Ray Cree
Rose Wymer
Next meeting set for February Thursday final
Mr and Mrs Claude Cook hosted dinner with Renue Covers for C L Glenn Earl and Glenn family members including Junior Chante neva Glenn plus Bobby Cook. C L Dark hosted dinner guests Sunday including Larry Dark Mary Clayton Dark Elton Dark Bobby Dark and Eugene Haring of Lecompton. Douglas County association board met at B J Kellogg home Tuesday with Billy Henry John Damm Mike Zub Harold Slaughter Elmer Bahnmaifer Casey Pete Aier Rolin Buck and Ben Kellogg present. Gladys Noe Evans of Jopeka and Elmer Husted of Lawrence visited Kansas City. Mary Richardson Beth Lola Marvene visiting Holloway home while Mr Richardson travels in Oklahoma.
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Claude Cook
Renue
C. L. Glenn Earl
Chante Neva Glenn
Bobby ‘Cook
C. L. Dark
Larry Dark
Mary
Clayton Dark
Elton Dark
Bobby Dark
Eugene Haring
Lecompton
Douglas County Association
Kellogg
Billy
Henry
Ohn Damm
Mike Zub
Harold Slaughter
Elmer Bahnmai Fer
Mr. Casey
Pete Aier
Rolin Buck
Ben Kellogg
Gladys Noe
Miss Evans
Jopeka
Elmer Husted
Lawrence
Kansas’ City
Mary Richardson
Beth
Lola
Marvene
Mrs
Holloway
Mr. Richardson
Oklahoma
Williamstown News Briefs and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs Albert Giesemar announce a son born January 22 Miss Violet Richter and pupils presented a Kansas Day program supervised by Mrs Elsie Humphries at Williamstown school Carol Dean Snell born October 15 1933 died January 30 burial in a Lawrence cemetery A shower honored deputy county clerk Mrs Gladys Hunt at Jefferson County courthouse The Perry girls beat Os ka loosa 27 to 5 in basketball Miss Marjorie White top scorer 17 points. Perry boys 14 12 Albert May dies funeral at Oskaloosa Presbyterian burial at Williamstown cemetery. The May family connected to Glen Clyde Sylvester May of Williamstown and others. Valentine exchange names drawn by Williamstown students. Lawrence visitors Mrs Oscar Baker and Gilbert Baker with Elmer Taylor and family. Buford Taylor not returned from Charleston WV. Will Vausbinder Harveyville visited his mother Mrs Margaret Vausbinder. later Lawrence visit with Geoffrey family. Mrs Ed Klein sold river farm to Mr Ingalls of Lawrence. John Bracken Sr very ill northwest town. Clifton Molliday visited Justus McCoy and Mrs Ethel Stallard. Jess Walbridge buried at Underwood Cemetery. Gilbert Baker second birthday honored by Mr and Mrs Oscar Baker and guests. Mr Baxter ill with heart trouble improving. Great grandson born to Price Vausbinder and family Harveyville. Jesse Leroy born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Carney Lawrence January 29. Growth in area with moves from cities to farms noted. Gordon area sees sales at good prices. George James Williams enrolled in seventh grade living with grandmother Mrs Emma Cc.
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Albert Giesemar
Violet Richter
Elsie Humphries
Pete May
Williamstown
Theuditorium
Carol Dean Snell
Carol Snell
Lawrence
Jefferson
Gladys Hunt
Perry
Oskaloosa
Marjorie White
Albert May
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Ahrens
Glen
Clyde
Sylvester May
O. P. May
Atchison
Ernest
Oliver May
Topeka
Williamstown School
Valentine
Oscar Baker
Gilbert
Elmer Taylor
Taylor
Beulah Baker
Buford Taylor
Walter Taylor
Charleston
West Virginia
Buford
Will Vausbinder
Harveyville
Margaret Vaushin
Glen Vausbinder
Vausbinder
Geoffrey
Ed Klein
Ingalls
John Bracken
Clifton Molliday
Justus McCoy
Ethel Stallard
Jess Walbridge
Dutch”Walbridge
Buck Creek
Margaret Vausbinder
Price Vausbinder
Jesse Carney
Jesse Leroy
Mrs. Edwards
Growder
Engle
Klein Property
Florence Taylor
Pleasant Valley Meeting Explains Federal Corn and Hog Program
A meeting at the Pleasant Valley school house on Friday February 2 discussed the Federal Corn and Hog Al lotment program with Wilson Counts as speaker. A good crowd attended and questions were answered. Mr and Mrs Terry Crall of Lawrence visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Mike Hadl. Farm Bureau Unit members attended county chorus practice at Liberty Memorial high school in Lawrence including Mrs William Wells Mrs Walter Howard Mrs Jack Maloney Mrs Lewis Bowell and Mrs Vernon Gar ta.
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Wilson Counts
Terry Crall
Lawrence
Mike Hadl
Farm Bureau
Liberty Memorial High School
William Wells
Walter Howard
Jack Maloney
Lewis Bowell
Vernon Gar
Local social notes from Ottawa and vicinity events
Max Shoemaker of Ottawa spent Monday at Delbert Richard’s dinner. Ruth Blough of Streng Sy and others attended dinners with the Blough family. Mrs. W. W. Gill of Lawrence visited at the E. H. Miant home. Mrs. Jack Maloney left for Farm and Home Week in Manhattan. Dorothy Tobler celebrated a birthday and farewells for Agnes Smith at J. Tobler's home in Lawrence. Viola Hadl enjoyed a week’s vacation from Oread Training School. Dinner guests at John Blough’s included Mrs. Ruth B Deer of Strong City and Miss Allee of Lawrence. Morgan Allison and Opal Richardson visited in the afternoon. Farm Bureau meeting and lessons on recaning furniture at Mrs. Jake Oehlert’s. Jack Maloney elected delegate to Manhattan convention. Farmers Union to meet February 10 at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Jack Maloney visited Mrs. Neil Thayer in Lawrence. Terry Crall contracted corn and vegetables for Columbia canning factory.
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Max Shoemaker
Ottawa
Delbert Richardson
Ruth Blough
Streng
John Blough
W. W. Gill
Lawrence
Bill
Jake Oehlert
Norma
Howard
Lynch
Henn Church
Catherine
Luckans
E. H. Miiant
Jack Maloney
Manhattan
Dorothy Tobler
J. 3 70Ler
Law
Viola Hadl Ha
Oread Training School
Ruth B Deer
Strong City
Kan- Sas
Kansas City
Allee Sptad
Morgan Allison
Opal ‘Richardson
Farm Bureau
Alexander
William Wells
John Brough
E. H. Wan
Crissie Richardson
Vernon Garrett
Mike Hadl
Lewis Howell
Terry Crall
Viola Hadi
Kan
Farmers Union
Neil Thayer
Columbia Canning Factory
Lone Star News Highlights From Sunday to Sunday
Local notes recount weary Willie’s visit through Lone Star, high school operetta at Memorial High in Lawrence, and twin students among performers. Farmers Flory and Fishburn faced truck trouble southern Texas while visiting Texas for produce. Community dinners, church services, and missionary plans are described, with local residents visiting hospitals, attending meetings, and a Ground Hog supper in Lawrence.
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Willie
Lone Star
Operetta Siven
Memorial High School
Lawrence
Lone Star Twins
Arthur Flory
Aubrey Fishburn
Texas
Gordon Trott
Lillie Ikenberry
Leo Percival
Pauline Eeberly
B. E. Flory
Ruth Gamel
Tom Allen
Jorgen
Oklahoma
James Anderson
Apple Pie
Sarah Flory
Ladies ‘Aid Society
Lone Star Hall
Whittaker
Jesus
Missionary Department
The
Womens’ Work
J. W. Gorbut
India
China
Africa
Delma Jean Hoover
Mary ‘Kingery
Milton Janike
Janike
Chapman
Kansas
Marion Town Ship Board
Marion Center Hall
Bert Wilson
John Dunn
Frank Lutz
Gottloib Neider
Lutheran Brotherhood
Community event at Willow Springs Schoolhouse hosts play
A community meeting was held at Willow Springs Schoolhouse on Friday evening featuring a play titled An Arizona Cowboy performed by local youths and a pie supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edward Sanders and many area residents, with plans announced for a Columbia school program and supper on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow
Springs
Edward Sanders
John Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Harold
Lloyd ‘Shuck
Eva
Warren
Tonganoxie Social Notes and Visitors
Howard Coffman’s mother from St Joseph Missouri is visiting. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs John Bartlett and Mr and Mrs Howard Coffman with Preston Hale and Harry Heim of Leavenworth. Kansas City visitors Art Cole and Mrs Lee Freeman joined local hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Needham. Pete Starns of Leavenworth visited Ralph and Mrs Mills. Alvin Spurlock of Kansas City joined Noble Chelate and Mrs E H Cox ill. Deikman taken to Kansas City for exam. Noble Christensen hosted guests on Lawns. Rinda Chapter 82 and Henri Lodge 190 plan Valentine mixer February 14 at 8 PM.
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Howard Coffman
St. Joseph
John Bartlett
Preston Hale
Harry Heim
Theavenworth
Fred Needham
Art Cole
Kansas City
Lee Freeman
Pete Starns
Leavenwork
Ralph Mills
Alvin Spurlock
Noble Chelate
E. H. Cox
Deikman
Noble Christensen
Rinda
Henri Lodge
Parental Study Club discusses scholarships and local meetings
The Parental Study Club met at Mrs. J. W. Dornes home. Hoskins led a discussion on Scholarships Our Child Can Earn. Next gathering set for February 21 with Mrs. Arie Harling. Local women and families visited and school activities continued as Dorothy Mae Papenhausen enrolled in second grade. Leavenworth County Teachers meeting drew attendees from Reneboxis including Lloyd pe-Hazel Kincaid and others. Charles Milett remained bedridden after a fall last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
The
Star
Ay Valentine
Shas A Pawey
Si Anaire
Thomcier
J. W. Dornes
Hoskins
Arie Harling
Garrison
Betty Jean Garrison
Rence
Dorothy Mae Papenhausen
Fred Papenhausen
Dorothy Mae
Charles Papenhausen
Leavenworth
Lloyd Pe -Haze
Clarence Hummelgard
Urban Hess
Mary Lenshaw
G._D. Whitaker
Velma _ Whitaker
Benice Rideway
Faye Bro
Charles Milett
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Quigley
E. C. Quisley
Mr. Dread
Hotel Eldridge
Theodore Gneva
Co-Op
Seth Slaughter
Dorado
Arkansas City
Kansas Players Drama
Wakarusa Valley
Idaho
C. B. Hosford
Massachusetts Street
Diogenes
Altho
West Building
Teking
CWA
Glenn Cunningham
Boston
Journal- World
Physical Education Department
Lawrence First Baptist Sewing Circle
Miller Anderson
Greenwood
Valley
Neil Vaushinder
Lucille
Jerald
Richard
Ralph Montell
Pete
Robert Kenn
Earl Elliot
Nolan Hill
George James Williams
George
Teir
Emma Cc
Pleasant Valley
Patee
Columbia
Tonganoxie
7Th & Ark
Lawrence Paint & Paper Store
A.lencoln
Peoples
Lawrence Building and Loan, Association
Federal Home Loan Bank
Massachusetts St
L. L
Mass
St., Lawrence
Times
Gov. Winthrop
Gale
Walla
Broadway Auction
G. J. Rete
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