Sororities Sing In Inter-Sorority Contest On Air
Six sororities compete in an inter-sorority singing contest broadcast from KFKU at 3 o'clock tonight. Alpha Chi Omega seeks the trophy after two straight years, with Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Omicron Pi Chi Omega Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Kappa Gamma the other entrants. Judges include Dean Swarthout Miss Agnes Husband and Prof Eugene Christy.
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Ity
Thon
KFKU
Mu Phi Ensijon
Gamma _Phi' Beta
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Chi Ome- Ra Pi
Beta Phi
Kappa Kappa G Gamma
Alpha Chi!Omega
Will Shre
The
Medical of Fine Arts
Agnes Husband
Hhe
Eugene Christy
Fine School
Rural Pupils in Fine Record of Attendance
Rural grade schools show exceptional attendance despite January’s cold and poor roads. O J Lane county superintendent notes nearly half of pupils maintained perfect records. Three schools reported flawless attendance and tardiness records, including Man Valley and Winter districts with teachers Milfred Chandler and Thelma Hevari.
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O. J. Lane
Lane
Garden City weekly papers merge in publish company plan
Garden City Kansas February 25 AP consolidation merges Garden City Telegram and Garden City Herald into Garden City Publishing Company. J F Ewing to be president and editor manager. Herald publishers retire to seek new location. Board members include R T Laubengayer and Roy F Bailey. Herald founded 1886 Telegram 1891.
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Garden City
Kans
Garden City Telegram
Garden City Herald
J. F. Ewing
Telem
Gardenity Publishing Company
Ewing
E. E. Kelley
Herald
Finney County
Bue
R. T. Laubengayer
Roy F. Bailey
Salina
Mans
Journal
aThe Herald
Telegram
Three Kansas State Agricultural Students Suspended for Liquor Offense
Three Kansas State Agricultural College students arrested January 29 after about two gallons of intoxicating liquor were found in a Oakland car were suspended from school on August 21, 1929. M. Heter Ward Caldwell and William Walker pleaded guilty to possession and transportation. Walker was fined $200. The other charges were dropped. Two additional students have been suspended since the start of the second semester for liquor law violations.
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Kansas State Agricultural Miice
Oakland
Manhattan
Sudents
Tr .M. Heter
Sterling
Ward Caldwell
Quaga
Wiliam Walker
Goodlant
Walker
Liquor Jaw Viola Lions
Copfeville High Wins Third District Debate Championship
Copfeville High School won the Third district debate championship after defeating Armal High School and Independence, with Verdigris Valley also noted. Independence and Arma previously traded wins, Cofferville leading the triangle standings with 7 points, Independence 5, Arma 2.
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Gotferville
Kan
Offexville High School
Arma
Independence
Armal High School
Mineral Belt
Cofferville
Indepensence
Friends in Chanute Will Observe Hoover Inauguration
In Chanute Kansas on February 27 members of Friends church in Stark will hold a special service to celebrate Herbert Hoover becoming the first Quaker president. The event will feature an old fashioned Quaker bonnett shawl and gown worn by Thealina Chanmess of Emporia, with elders and overseers on the platform and men and women seated separately.
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Chanute
Kan
Herbert Hoover
Friends Church
Stark
Thealina Chanmess
Emporia
Harald Ae Sellect
Impeachment Charges Hit Judge Hardy Over Semple Trial
Sacramento AP reports articles of impeachment allege that Judge Carlos S. Hardy knew Aimee Semple McPherson’s famous disappearance tale was false and sought to have her vindicated by a grand jury. Charges cite his acceptance of a 2360 dollar check related to the case and his prior bar association removal.
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Sacramento
Cal
Aimee Sempleyes Hatre
Carlos S. Hardy
Los Angeles
State Senate
State Assembly
Parole Three Prisoners From County Jail
Judge Hugh Means parole three prisoners serving liquor law violations from county jail. Paul Compion of Dennap R D Welty of Garnett and Herscheld of Lawrence released on remaining sentences with times to pay costs within 60 to 90 days. Sheriff Rutherford to supervise after bond set at 100 dollars for each case.
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Hugh Means
Paul Compion
Dennap
R. D. Welty
Garnett
Herscheld
Lawrence
Compton
Means
R. R. Rutherford
Welty
J . L. Woods
Beale
White
Rutherford
Deaths and Funerals Mrs W H Smith 74
Mrs W H Smith, 74, died at home on Lake Street. Funeral from Runtsey Funeral Home Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev M A Draper to officiate. Burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband W H Smith.
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W. H. Smith
Lake Street
Runtsey Funeral Home
M. A. Draper
Maple Grove Cemetery
Crowd Lingers for Sharkey Striblings Radio Fight
A strong crowd gathered near the Journal-World office to hear the Sharkey Striblings bout broadcast from Miami Beach Florida. A Han na Radio loud speaker carried the program and Graham McNamee watched from ringside as the fight aired over WRE.
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Journal-World Office
Miami Beach
Fla
Hanna Radio Company
Graham McNamee
Stribling Sharkey Bout Draws Big Florida Gate
Miami Beach promoters tally the Flamingo Park arena as fans depart. Gate totals reach 405,940 in gross and 318,546.56 net after taxes. Sharkey leaves in high spirits with no marks. Stribling required physician visits for a battered arm and shoulder but is in good general condition.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Flamingo Park Arena
Jack Sharkey
Stribling
B. Ferguson
Ferguson
Legislative Notes From Topeka February 28
A large petition with 8521 signatures urged passage of a basic sciences board bill. The Brundie bill to abolish the state board of regents failed in house education committee, and a $10,000 appropriation to send a Kansas delegation to the presidential inauguration was killed. Blood bill allowing Wichita to issue $150,000 in annual park bonds was reported adversely as current law caps at $75,000. Rural exam tests set for March 7 and 5 by county superintendent QO Lane, with three rounds this year. Salina received heavy wet snow, 0.26 inches moisture, roads nearly bottomless. Reigh Count listed among entrants for the Kewbury spring cup at one mile on April 13. Arthur T. Sullivan and Hazel E. Jurgeson obtained a marriage license in Kansas City. City commission approved February payroll and monthly bills.
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Topeka
Ren. BR. A. McTihenny
Sumner County
Brundie
State Board of Regents
House Education Committee
London
John D.hertz
Chicago
Arthur T. Sullivan
Hazel E. Jurgeson
Kansas City
Caer House
Thursday Radio Program Listings and Notices
Radio schedule details for Thursday including Kemp and Hotel Juthn acts, Virginia Arnold and Little Maids, Diacuit and Pan tagera segments, May Singhi Breen, Armstrong Quak, and Phil Sphtains. plus Belgian radio regulation and a claimed Hidro-Berov ship invention.
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Wren
Hal Kemp
Juthn
É& Fink Seve
Diacuit
Pantagera
Wirginia Arnold
Denny Ween
Cookig Schuol
Radio 1
Efewers
Yu —Paeitie
WABC
WERC
WGP Web
EMOX
KMBC
Koiu x Sports
Weco
EMTR
KYA
DOD
WRG
WREC
KEIF
Pomiar Meindi
WADE
WKRC
WGHP
WBRM
Wdowo
KMOX
ROU
WSPR
WHK
WISN
Lawrence Weekend Visits Involving Local Families
Mr and Mrs Alfred Kahn and a family spent Saturday in Lawrence. Several local residents visited Lawrence for shopping church or hospital trips. Notable names include Dehoff Miller Kahn Hallenbeck Crabbe and Wiley with school attendance notes and a birth announcement for Edgar Franklin McRill. The Pony Creek community club held a Friday meeting.
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Alfred Kahn
Lawrence
C. L. Dehoff
Wilma
Lena Freeman
Honey Valley, Jr
O. O. Wiley
Leavenworth
Chester Hamphill
Nich
Fred Kelsall
Glenn Bernhardt
Lacy Phenicie
A. Dehoff
Tonganesie
J. B. Crabbe
C. W. White
Oliver Tit
Myers
Wiley
Dehart
Claude Hallenbeck
J. E. Crabbe
Edgar Franklin
Higgins
Jarbalo
McRill
Earl Janeway
R. Blaker
al Kahn
Langley
Robert Jr
Violet Ray
Wayne Rogers
Kansas City
Fred Haryean
Six Corners
Myre
Pony Greek Community Club
Dr. White
Robert Graham
Helen
Katherine
Junior
Meel
Walter Bleakley
Merle Cox
Sheldon
Dwys
HH. A. Hallenbeck
Charles
Frank Petting
Oliver Hill
Fai
O'Neil
McAaill
Walter
Robert Blaker
Robert
Lawrenct
Jesse Graham Bale
Othel Wiley
Childrer
Lecompton Social Notes Reach Topeka and Lawrence
Lecompton residents visit old friends in Lecompton and Topeka. Mrs F Moore remains seriously ill at Stormont Hospital. Local families travel to Wichita and Lawrence for visits and funerals. Mrs Ida Watts of California dies. funeral held in United Brethren church in Lawrence. burial at Oak Hill.
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Wells
Masonic Grand
E. Bahnmaier
Martifn Mae
Kanwaka
Simdas
Bahnmaier
T. E. Shirek
Albert Walter
Lawrence
Relativ
Me. Walters
H Ly
Lecorpton
Ann Arbor
Lecompton
John McFarlane Russel
William Hoad
Hoad
Mich
Prandh
Gertrude Héad
Hortense
Lydia Kuhn
John McFarland Russel
Washington
Doroty Bouixe Myerss
Myers
Miss Toad
Williams C. Huad
Dri Sand
Charles Russell
Westfield
Russel
Massachusetts Normal School
Owen
M C Toad
Kans
Hhach
John Houd
Gord
Reece
Myr
Prentir
Evar
Megill
Ladies Aid
Mikesell
Will Grauel
Shawnee
George Earnshaw
Ferguson
Fast Orange
W. Jersey
Peyton ‘Watts
Me Watts Herman Banks
Harley Armstrong
H. F. Watts
Queneme
Watts
Lone Star
Vasadena
Cal
L. Guyer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Hart
Overbrook
Floyd Rogers
Topeka
Vinland and Vicinity Meeting Notes and Mini Programs
The Coleman Dell community group met Thursday afternoon with Marg. 4 in attendance. Mrs W E llard-Johnson led the meeting while eight members and one guest answered roll call. The program, organized by Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Hill, featured readings including The Life of Washington by Dir. a conard and a piece on Sacks. Minnie Randel won a cherry picking coat.
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Coleman Dell
Drew
WE Llard- Johnson
Leonard
Lucas
Hill
Lifa
Washington
Dirs
Conard
Community notices and illness bringing updates at Vinland
Local social items report teas and meetings hosted by Mrs George Sturdy Morten and Andrews with Wilson Counts Davault and Daugherty assisting. Lonnie Simmons leaves for Manhattan for a week. Joe Andrews death in Indiana prompts funeral travel. Several residents ill with scarlet fever, including Miss Margaret Windett, high and grade schools closed as a precaution. Residents visit Lawrence Mayetta Keenfield and Vinland for chores and family events.
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George Sturdy
Morten
Markaret Andrews
Wilson
Davault
Daugherty
Lonnie Simmons
Manhattan
Allison Andrews
Joe Andrews
Indiana
Andrews
Laura Talley
Bill of Baldwin
Bell
Anna Andrews
Dale
Hnd
Ed Rockhold
James O'Brien
Severa Rz
Lem Sturdy
Euna
Keenfield
Iowa
Margaret Windett
Quenemo
H. A. Andrews
A. Andrews
Mayetta
B. A. Stevens
Lawrence Moni
Farm Bureau
Roy Johnson
Lawrence
Vinland
WR. Huskineon
Cenotropolis
Tresiday
Jake Ruesch
G. R. Liggett
el Hyland and Phillips
W. E. Hoskinson
Grande Davault
Missacre Davault
Esther Hagerman
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Warden City Telegram and Herald
AGGI
Ipies
Copfeyville High
Tram
Stinson
Bay City
Eddie Stinson
Randolph Page
Saginaw Bay
Stimson
Page
Senate
Belleville
Kansas
Belleville Telescope
Hoover
McPherson
East Tenth Street
R. F. Stoner
Horrow
Stoner
Fred Vogler
John Ingalls
Saline
Wichita
McPherson County
Saline County
Brookville
New York
All America Gables Inc
Buenaventura
Colombia
Express
American Railway Express Company
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Express Company
State Industrial School For Boys
Lawrence Police Department
Car Aise
House
Tutute
QO. J. Lane
Commission
City Commission
SS ES
Radio
Brussels
Bazarek
Romania
Stefan Berovr
Reno
White Afd Fa
Woman's Missionary Association
Ades
J. W. Kreider
Barnara
Jutia Mar
Arbura Worley
Vinland and Vicinity
Erchants Rational Bank
Oldest Bank
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. SM
EE Dr
Hope Hampton
American Tobacco Co
Hammppron
Coast 10 Coast
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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