University women hosts and club events span Parsons visit
Miss Agnes Husband leads KU glee club during a Parsons stay with a concert saturday evening. Luncheon honors her at the Matthewson hotel as members of the Sisterhood discuss education access. Various clubs hold dinners, games, and meetings, naming many local hosts, members, and social plans through March.
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Girls’ Glee Club
University of Kansas
Parsons
PEO
Matthewson Hotel
Miss Hisband
Sisterhood
Miss Husband
Elizabeth Noyes
Ards
Alfrieda Oakes
FOR SUMMER DAYS Frock Display At Leavenworth
Summer dress features printed silk with border and sapphire blue sash. Article notes little sewing needed and finished look. Also mentions Three Wise Fools play at Abdallah theater in Leavenworth with cast returning by bar charter. Farm Bureau directors to meet tomorrow at Chamber of Commerce building. PD: Rankin's Drug Store dye products offered.
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Farm Bureau
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Deloek
Chamber of Commerce
Fairview Program and Social for Departing Families
Miss Roberta Stratford and pupils will present a program at Fairview school house Friday. Ladies are asked to bring candy for a social following for families leaving the community, including the Edwards, Reusch, Smeets, Moore, and McClintock families. Public invited.
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Roberta Stratford
Fairview School House
Burk Edwards
J. Reusch
Smeets
Moore
Herbert McClintock
Elsie Brown
Kansas City
Darlington
Paul Koehler
Knop
Koehler
Robert Walker
Eudora
Marshall Sale
Henry Bowman
Sibley
S. T. Griffin
Helen
Hazel Shirar
Genevieve Palmer
Arthur Losh
M. B. Brownlee
Armstrong
Oscar Brownlee
Sutter
Oak Ridge
Burton Brown
Emily Davis
Bert. Babbit
Lawrence
Trackwell
E. Leary
Charles Shirar
Shirar
Fred Howard
F. L. Hunt
Howard
Peters and
Vinton
Walter Howard
Pleasant Valley
Lon Lawson
B. Transmeier
Yarnald
Otto Dreher
C. FE
Ralston
Senate
A. R
Jonnie Armstrag
Cannonbars, Pa
Personal notices from a Kansas paper list several travelers
Mrs. G W Thurston returned to Kansas City after visiting Mrs. Gawgill. Mrs. R Pierson spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. H Roberman and Mrs. Alice Martin visited Tonganoxie for the day. Mrs. F M Testerman went to Topeka to spend the day with her father Rev G M Huffman who is eighty two today. G M Fisher went to Big Springs. Prof F H Guild and his class in Legislation and Legislatures went to Topeka.
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L. F. Fuller
Kansas City
Effie Ashley Vance
Roger M. Williams
Topeka
Fred Simon
Kent
Walter Kirby
O. M. Judy
Corbin Hall
June Judy
E. D. Haldeman
J. W.lawson
Louise Robinson
Beatrice Bryant
Helen Friend
Colby High School
C. £. Friend
Pearl Luther
Cimarron
Gertie K. Johnston
G. W. Thurston
C. D. Gawgill
R. Pierson
H. Roberman
Alice Martin
Tonganoxie
F. M. Testerman
G. M. Huffman
G. M. Fisher
Big Springs
F. H. Guild
All Seats Sold for Kansas Missouri Game at Robinson Gym
Tomorrow night the Kansas and Missouri basketball clash at Robinson Gymnasium has every seat sold despite the Tigers not contending for the 1923 valley title. The athletics department will offer 200 standing room tickets ten minutes before tipoff to prevent aisle congestion for regular ticket holders.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Tigers
Marriage Licenses Issued In Leavenworth District
William T Burns and Ethel Scntt of Leavenworth were married yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge Menger at his office. Carl Peterson of Topeka and Lilia Talley of Iola were also granted a marriage license by Judge Menger.
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William T. Burns
Ethel] Scntt
Leavenworth
Menger
Carl Peterson
Topeka
Lilia Talley
Iola
Radio station planned at Rio Janeiro by RCA and allies
General J G Harbord retired head of RCA arrived announcing a high power radio station to be built at Rio Janeiro with English French and German interests. It should be in operation probably in November. Brown released from jail after pleading guilty to drunkenness on the fort to fort highway near Big Springs. he paid a 25 dollar fine and costs. Cats are among few animals that cannot shed water easily and stay wet to the skin.
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Rio
Rio Janeiro
J. G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Brown
William Brown
Emporia
Big Springs
Untitled confession of love and social risk
A speaker contemplates confessing love to Helen after a miracle changes feelings, weighing social stigma and potential prison risk versus living a lie. The narrator questions whether to reveal truth or conceal emotions to Rosina and maintain safety.
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Helen
University to issue PhD in English 1925 26
Professor W S Johnson reports the English department will award the PhD beginning in 1925 26 after faculty approval at last Monday's meeting. Dean Frank T Stockton of the School of Business spoke on developing business education in the United States to the Episcopal church Brotherhood Wednesday evening. A Covington Ky woman testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after bearing down pains.
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Wichita Daily Eagle
Murdock
L. N
Flint
University of Kansas
W. S. Johnson
Frank T. Stockton
School of Business
Brotherhood of the Episcopal Church
United States
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Covington
Lydia E Pinkham
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