University club to entertain with two dinner dances
The University club will stage two dinner dances at the club house this Saturday at seven oclock. Members may reserve with Mrs Herbert G Allphin or Mrs W R Maddox by Friday noon. A Music club program on Hebrew Music and Jewish Composers at Wiedemann s was unusually engaging with Mrs Rankin leading a history of Jewish music and guest performers Mrs Alice Moncrieff and Gordon Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Herbert G. Allphin
W. R. Maddox
Wiedemann’s
Robert Rankin
Alice Moncrieff
Gordon Kinney
Geome
Kinney
Ernest Bloch
Max Bruch
Meridelssohn
A. B. Mitchell
A. J. Anderson
George Lowman
Social Calendar Notes From Local Notes Desk
A lengthy social calendar lists numerous clubs and gatherings including the Upsday Neroes, Byers Idgettes, and the Pige a Fhinouse groups with members such as Mrs. Dick Williams, Mrs. J. C. Rumsey, and Mrs. W. Het. Dates cover a Friday duplicate auction club and a Saturday University club dinner dance, with various members traveling or hosting in Topeka, Kansas City, and Wichita. Several residents are mentioned visiting family, attending conventions, or recovering from illness, including Frank Kruse recovering at 1206 Rhode Island and Hilda Borg returning after flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Lardner
Topeka
C. L. DeWatteville
Chicago
Oliver de Watteville
Frank Kruse
Rhode Island Street
Ray Wright
Wichitta
Lawrence
Artis Bryde
Wilford Allen
George W. Smith
Kansas City
P. F. Bryde
Smith
Associated Press
Hilda Borg
Memorial Hospital
P. A. Diehl
Birthday, marriage, and club events in Lawrence notes
A Lawrence column details a birthday decor with pink tapers and a cake for Mr. Rappard, lists attendees including Charles Rappe Jr and Mary De Watteville, and notes birth of Patricia Jane Eisler. It covers Margaret Stanley Hamilton’s marriage to R Wylie Hamilton at Wichita, Hamilton’s Glasgow ties, and honors Mr. Ephriam Miller lineage. Also mentions James Moore hosting a contact club, Tennola Literary club officer elections with J J Kistler as president and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rappard Sr
Edwin Schreiber
Worden
Mr. Rappard
Mary de Watteville
Will Rappard
Henry Rappard
John Lyon
Dudley Gilges
J. W.,breithaupt
Schreiber
Carl Stark
Kansas City
Rappard
Switzerland
Charles Rappe &J
Roland DeWatteville
Frank Pippert
Elmer’ Pippert
Lawrence
Mabel Rappard
George E. Newell
First Presbyterian Church
Wichita
Hamilton
Grand Island
Nebraska Consolidated Mills
Ephriam Miller
University of Kansas
Miller
College of Emporia
University of Wichita
Mu Phi Epsilon
American Guild of Organists
England
University of Glasgow
James Moore
F.,c. Jackman
M. J. Getto
Hugo Rumsey
Weeber Hutton, Jr
Mrs Graber Visits Oxford Friends and Relatives
Mrs Claire Graber of Oxford is visiting Mr and Mrs Ralph Graber at 1806 New Hampshire Street. Mrs Ella Spurgeon traveled to Topeka this morning to visit relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Graber
Oxford
Ralph Graber
New Hampshire Street
Ella Spurgeon
Topeka
Big Six Court Adopts Nine Man Roster for Openers
The Big Six Conference rules limit each team to nine players in a conference game. Kansas and Nebraska will open the season with nine-man rosters, with Dr. F. C. Allen nominating Kansas players and handing the list to Nebraska’s W. H. Browne just before tipoff at 7:30. Nebraska will also field nine players. The economy measure aims to cut travel costs and increase squad competition, with different players possible for each game. Steve Hokuf is poised to join Nebraska from the East-West game on the Pacific Coast after two varsity and two freshman seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
K. U. Auditorium
F. C. Allen
W. H. Browne
Allen
Steve Hokuf
Husker
Pacific Coast
Hokuf
Wood Yard Thrift Fuels Families In Cold Season
From October 25 to last night the wood yard moved 1 084 loads. J E Frye reports 40 percent went to families unable to cut wood due to illness or lack of helpers. Six men cut wood. two more added if stock runs low. Elm cottonwood maple and mulberry used. Transients logged one hour meals. 143 worked. Burglars hit sedan stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Frye
Five Men Loot Jewelry and General Stores in Sedan area
Five men burglarized two Sedan Kansas stores early today capturing night watchman Bert Stone and forcing him from a car unharmed. Norman Frye jewelry store was looted of jewelry and watches. J H Edwards general store safe damage yielded about eighty dollars. Loot included merchandise. alarm system wrecked. Earl Fish, informed by phone, arrived but fled when confronted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Sedan
Bert. Stone
Norman Frye
J. H. Ewards
O. C. Wynn
Earl Fish
Plan Legume School Teaches Terracing at Colonial Tea Room
A legume and terracing school will be held at the Colonial Tea Room 936 Kentucky Street all day January 10. It begins 9:30 AM and ends 4:30 PM. Township leaders are expected to attend. L natyana and J Glass from Kansas State College will conduct the session. Douglas County Bankers Association will host a noon reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Tea Room
Kentucky Street
J. A. Terrell
L. Natyana
Gh Extension Agronomist
J. Glass
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Douglas County Bankers Association
Rorheon
Croppy Rhodes Resigns as Wyoming Athletic Director
In Laramie Wyoming AP reports President A G Crane announces the resignation effective June 30 of John Choppy Rhodes athletic director and head football coach who arrived in 1980 from Nebraska. His teams had a rocky run with one conference win last season and a better prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
A. G. Crane
University
Wyoming Today
John “Choppy” Rhodes
Rhodes
Wyoming
University of Nebraska
George McLaren
Pittsburgh
Colorado Aggies
State figures reveal salary gaps and top offices
Fragmentary text shows reference to state of Wyoming employees and salary figures. It mentions the president of a university, the governor, and the highway department superintendent with salary figures noted as higher than $6,000. The incomplete wording suggests a broader table or comparison of state salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Spiveraity
Highway Department
Rhodes successor selection postponed to March board meeting
A formal decision on who will succeed Rhodes is deferred until the March meeting of the board of trustees. The item appears on the current want-ad page with no further specifics provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Board of Trustees
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Russel Sehon
Barker Avenue
al Kelzer
Austi Tex
Wilkinson
Harley Rose
Sol Marks
Ingleside Club
Harold Ingham
Ernest L. Holmes
Charles V. Hesse
Alfred Lawrence
C. C. Stewart
Stewart
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
Agnes Evans
Ohio Street
Kanwaka Farm Bureau Club
George Dews
The
Farm Bureau
Ralph Colman
Elks Club
Ani
C. E. Dreyer
Dick Stevens
B. Hutchinson
Royawrence
Eric Owens
Charles Fox
John Whitman Sears
Junction City
John
Whitman Sears, Jr
Amigos Club
Robert Quillen
Gooyright
A Syndicate
Neroes Club
Idgettes
Dick Williams
J. C. Rumsey
Ehuesdes
Whist
Jent Maclean
W. Het
Hershel Underhill
BE. C
Astman
Vendredi
Charles Swartz
Noble Grands
I. 0
Apter CW
Howard McConnell
Wood
Sel Marks
E. R. Cleveland
T.E. Hemphill
Mrs
Grace Wells
Mau San Uity
W. A. Robertson
H. C. Eisler
Patricia Jane
Eisler
Louise Knop
Tennola
Children’s
Vicks
Vicka
Pel
Erao i
Fred Williams
Missouri
Ee Pee Eee
Plan Legume School
Wllughbyiscuss
Mr. Terrell
Willoughby
Glass
Terrell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dale
Uae
Otter Flower Shop
Elgin
General Electric
G. E
Penco
J.c.penney
Mass
California
Hollywood
Terry Shop
Janelle
Ectric Power
Smart Stylez
I. Miller
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