Hill Beauty Named Top Sophomore In Jayhawker Feature
Morton Downey the radio tenor and art lover names Isabel Perry from Merriam as No 1 Hill Beauty Queen for the sophomore class in the third issue of the Jayhawker. Betty Glencoe Jean Beckner Helen Winchel and others win places. Downey described as a true lover of art and famed painter in campus notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Hill
Isabel’ ‘Perry
Pi-Phi
Merriam
Jayhawk Magaine
Econd
Betty Glencoe
Gamma Phi Beta
Jean Beckner
Goodland
Theta
Helen Winchel
Osawa‘tomie
Alpha Chi Omega
Morton ‘Downey
Downey
Gainsborough
Gainsboah
Committee Named to Aid With Dogs and Other Pets
A humane committee to handle dogs and other pets was appointed by I. J. Meade president of the Chamber of Commerce. The panel includes Conrad McGrew chair, Miss Wise Wiedemann, Mrs. Eb. Wehcard, Glenn Charlton, and Dr. J. Leafare. They meet tomorrow night at the Chamber office to study the issue and draft a plan for city officials, with Mayor W. E. Spalding welcoming the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commierce
Conrad McGrew
W.E. Spalding
Belgians Attend King Leopold III Funeral Procession
A vast royal procession winds from the coffin caisson to Saint Michael’s cathedral passing King Leopold III’s heir presumptive and foreign dignitaries. Kings princes and diplomats march amid bells guns and black silver drapery as the archbishop leads a solemn pontifical mass. An American presence bearing flags and Legion insignia follows toward Laeken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Charles
Umberto
Italy
Elemaine of Match
Albert Lebrun
France
Prince of Wales
Boris Tmi
Bulgaria
Christian
Denmark
Prajadhipok
Siam
Gustaf ‘Adolf
Olaf
Norway
Henry
Holland
Felix
Luxemburg
Nicholas
Romania
Carl
Sweden
Mortig
United States
Guna
Malines
Leopold | Iti
Grenadiers
Laeken
American Legion
Three Day Oklahoma Youth Conference Opens in Ponca City
A three day joint meeting of the Jahoma Council of Churches and the Oklahoma Council of Christian Education plus the Conference of Oklahoma Youth opened in Ponca City today. Noted speakers include Dr. W. O. Mendenhall of Friends University Wichita and Rev. Myron Settle of Topeka Kansas, with Dr. Mossman president of Southwestern College also on the program. Cotton growers of the south report about 856,776,000 for 1933 in lint and seed output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Jahoma_ Council of
Chuchies
Oklahoma Council of Christianeducation
Conference of Oklahma Youth
Pate
City Today
Mendenhall
Wichita
Kan
Friends University
Myron .G. Settle
South
University Vespers Feature Beethoven Concerto and Brahms Trio
One hundred seven participants perform an all musical vespers Sunday at 4 PM in the University auditorium. Tom Ryan plays Beethoven Piano Concerto in G Major Op. 58 with the University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dean Swarthout. The program includes Baker University string trio and University string quartet, Grieg vocal numbers by Alice Moncrieff, and a Sinding Serenade for Two Violins. The series begun eleven years ago continues with another concert in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Tom Ryan
D. M. Swarthout
University Symphony Orchestra
Dean Swarthout
University Men’s Glee Club
Howard
C. Taylor
Keith Davis
Baker University
Irving Bartley
Luther Cave
Gordon Kimney
Johannes Brahms
Pittsburgh
University String Quartet
Alice Moncrieff
Voice
School of Fine Arts
Grieg
Waldemar Gelich
Karl Euersteiner
Fine Arts
Ruth Orcutt
Sinding
G. Criss. Simpson
Bach
Dean Swarthent
Lions and Bears battle for Big Six lead clash
Columbia Mo February 22 The AP reports coach George Edwards announced a revamped Tiger lineup to face Oklahoma this weekend after upsets over Washington Bears and Iowa State Cyclones. Johnny Cooper Wallace Flume start forward Ernest Schaper center Denver Miller Kenneth Jorgensen guard. Oklahoma opens with Bross Main forwards Munson center Browning Lecrone guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
George Edwards
Tiger
Washington Bears
Towa State Cyclones
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sooners
Johnny Cooper
Wallace Flume
Ernest Schaper
Denver Miller
Kenneth Jorgensen
Oklahomans
Bross
Munson
Browning
Lecrone
County Official Resigns Amid Embezzlement Case At Labette
Lorne Harshfield resigned as Labette County register of deeds after a $896.44 shortage was found in his books. He waived preliminary hearing and preferred to plead guilty. arrangements set for district court. Press notes mention his family as a married father of three. John A. Simpson to broadcast on Farmers Union program at 11 that morning with Mildred Simpson singing.
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Oswego
Kan
Lorne Harshfield
Beatenley A
Labette
Harshfield
John Simpson
John
A. Simpson
Farmers Union
Cemi ‘Ashington
Mildred Simpson
James Cassler Elected Grand Master In Kansas Lodge
James Cassler of McPherson was elected grand master of the Ancient Free and Accepted Mazona at the closing meeting of the seventy-eighth annual communication in Topeka. Officers named include Otto R. Saunders of Wichita as deputy master and James Wen Teter as senior wardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
James ‘A. Cassler
McPherson
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Free
Pha
Wich
Otto R. Sauders
Wichita
Depue
James
Teter
Arend
Charles
H. Erakine
Aesen
Lauren Pale Rigne
Leon
Council of Order of Me
Spring
Monte Je Sweat
Jonte Weet
John I. Brandenburg
Nevada Suspect Reveals Husband's Death Sought
Nevada Mo Feb 22 AP Testimony shows Mrs E Pearl Dancey sought to have her husband Robert slain at a preliminary hearing on a murder charge. Wells ex convict and associate of Dancey held for trial. Attorney Hallett questioned sheriff about prior remarks. The husband did not attend. Webster Hallett assists in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
E. Pearl Dancey
Wells
C. N. Dutton
Improved Condition Is Noted by Local Utilities
Lawrence shows population growth and improved finances per month records at Kansas Electric Power Kansas Public Service Southwestern Bell Telephone and city water offices. About 10 new families moved in since February 1 with others arriving. many former cutbacks in gas electric telephone and water services are being renewed as finances improve. More people move in than leave, and utility business has increased over the past three months indicating more money in circulation and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Company
Kansas Public Service Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
City Water Office
Army flier crashes in Indiana woods near Goshen
Deshler Ohio February 22 AP reports Lieut D C Lowry crashed his army mail plane in snowy woods about ten miles southeast of town after attempting an emergency landing at Goshen Indiana airport. Washington heard Rep Fish call air mail flight training mandatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Chie
Washington
Ton
Fish
House
Soder
Army
Unitarian Church Supper Discusses “Advice to Parents”
Tomorrow at 6 30 PM the monthly Unitarian church supper will feature semi serious talks on advising parents. Speakers include Prof W C Stevens Alice Winston Helen Rhoda Hoopes and others with a dialogue by Jane Kennedy and Betty Jean Abels and magical tricks by Nelson May and David Shaad. Sunday school children and parents receive invitations and the Sunday school orchestra directed by Margaret Bushone will perform. John Ise to lead community sing under Mrs X J Kennedy as general chair with assistants Mrs Harriet Euersteiner Addie Buckminster and Catherine Owen. Food organized by Mrs Fannie Conley.
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Unitarian Church
W.C. Stevens
Alice Winston
Helen Rhoda
Hoopes
Discussion Voice
Jane Kennedy
Betty Jean Abels
Nelson May
David Shaad
Margaret Bushone
John Ise
X. J. Kennedy
Her
Harriet Euersteiner
Addie Buckminster
Catherine Owen
Fannie Conley
Honors Assembly Friday at Junior High to Honor Students
Awards for the past semester will be announced tomorrow at 1 15 PM during the junior high assembly in the senior high school auditorium Principal M F Hyde will present the honors Jean Stouffer and Dale Kephart will preside The program includes the play The Fan Who Bore the Burden by Mrs Celi L Stuart with assistance from Gene Whetstone Buddy Moll Davis Watermulder Lewis Reiderer John Krum George Hansa and Doris Twente along with the orchestra band and glee club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F.hyde
Jean Stouffer
Dale Kephart
Celi L. Stuart
Eichth “Rade
Glee Club
Gene Whetstone
Buddy Moll
Davis Watermulder
Lewis Reiderer
John Krum
George ‘Hansa
Doris Twente
Not a clear event headline from the fragment
Local citizens react to a Treasury claim of funds to give everyone forty dollars each. The text notes Harry Frazee's birthday and a past wartime exodus from Brest, linking it to flag imagery and a remark by Slump Ahhning. Limited readable facts amid garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frazee
Harry
Brest
U.S.A
Star Gazing Available at Kangas U Observatory
Students and the public may view celestial objects through KU’s six inch refractor this spring. Arranged by Professor Dinsmore Alter and the Syzygy club, about 25 people will be admitted on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month if clear. Free tickets acceptable by letter or in person to Professor Alter. FE Club is ia Meet at the pose Kathryn, Natalie and at Gene Rexroad this oe ae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U. Observatory
Dinsmore Alter
Syzygy Club
Ietter
Alter
Idre Heeb
Kathryn
Natalie
Gene Rexroad
New Gasoline Prices Contemplate One Cent Increase
Local oil men plan a one cent per gallon rise at filling stations starting tomorrow due to missing official notice. Tank wagon gasoline will drop one cent per gallon, creating a two cent gap between tank and station prices. Station grades show standard at 16.7 cents, ethyl at 1.7, and competitive grades at 15.2 cents. Dinner guests at Mrs Alfred Seele’s home include Coome Nuckols family and others from Vinland Baldwin Linwood. Kaw Valley Rabbit Breeders to meet with Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 pm Friday. visitors welcome.
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Dinnée
Alfred Seele
Coome Nuckols
Boone
Esther Ee
Albert Eckman
Harald J Ingles
Vinland
Ruth Parsons
Baldwin
Godfrey Reets
Linwood
Kaw ‘Valley Rabbit Dreedge Association
Chamber of Commerce Tooms
Missouri Valley tournament set with Missouri and Kansas colleges
Ten Missouri and Kansas colleges will participate in the Missouri Valley tournament to be held at College in Kirksville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Kansas 7
Teachers’ College
Kirksvillle
Mansion Display With Dolls Sits Along Grass Lawn
A mansion setting features neatly modelled features and a grass covered lawn. Dolls arranged around a table and trees create a staged, artistic scene with attention to realistic details.
Condition of Turmoil Pictured by a Speaker
Major W. C. Koenig head of the Kansas University military department spoke to the Kiwanis Club for Defense Week. He outlined troubled spots on a world map, including contested Arctic grounds, Japan and Russia fishing rights, and European power shifts. He noted U S shipbuilding as a deterrent and described the National Guard system as key to keeping peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
W. C. Koenig
Europe
Germany
Russia
Poland
England
France
Italy
United States
Koenig
Deaths and Funerals William Henry Heyl 63
William Henry Heyl, 63, died at noon today at his Twin Mound home. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM from Twin Mound Church with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. He is survived by six children Philip Heyl, George Heyl and Misa Gladys Heyl of Richland, Oral Hatcher of Lawrence, Harry Matter of Bonner Springs, and Adolph Johanning of Worden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Heyl
Twin Mound
Twin Moun Church
Pleasant Hill
Philip Heyl
George Heyl
Misa Gladys Heyl
Richland
Oral Hatcher
Lawrence
Harry Matter
Bonner Springs
Adolph Johanning
Worden
Helvering Discusses Jobs at Democratic Pow Wow Topeka
In Topeka on February 22 AP report, Guy T. Helvering, Democratic state chair man and federal collector of internal revenue, told Kansas Democrats that legitimate patronage is being distributed across counties by voting strength. He spoke before the state central committee about efforts to allocate jobs fairly, aided by Senator McGill and Harry H. Peninushe, assistant secretary of war, through available agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Guy T. Helvering
Inter
Era
Kansas
Part”Atate Central Committee
Helvering
McGill
Harry H. Penishe
Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat Advertisement Claim
A vintage weight loss pitch promises rapid fat loss and health gains by using Kruschen Salts. It urges readers to weigh themselves, drink a morning dose in hot water, and compare scale results after four weeks. The ad touts quick cosmetic benefits and asserts a small bottle's value far exceeds its price.
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Dra Zists
America
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Forbes
Omega
Margaret R
Betty Henderson
Alpha E Hella
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Burrow
Josephine English
Alpha Chi
Ometea
Rosemary Ketcham
Miss Ketcham
E Bingham
School of Business
Finney
Paul B. Lawson
Michel wAngelo
da Vinci
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Gamma Phis
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Stu
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Reading
Hemi Peating Chase
Syrade
Wheil Wise
Lucille
Pierson
Sombys
Helen Salsbury
George Washington
Lower Manhattan
Obahonts
Hasent
K. U
Labette County Register of Deeds
James A. “" Cassler
Engenet Hi
Davenport
Fred Mayo
Marquette
Chicago
Walter Hallett
Webster Hallett
University of Arenas School of Law
Pi Kappa Alpha
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Omaha
Joseph F. Rummel
Sally Rand
George Allen
GE Sal
Seymour Smith
Allen
Towl
Myers
C. Ray McKay
City Welfare Department
Miss Rand
Honors Assembly
U. S. Treasury
Kangas U. Observatory
W. Koenig
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Taxi Boys
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Bill Boyd
Mae Clark
Woolsey
Goodyear
Weyenberg
Wolverine
E. L. Haynes
H. W.keene
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