KU Examinations Begin January 23 Schedule Adopted
University Senate approves semester exam timetable with standard rules and limited conflicts for law and medicine. The plan lists exam blocks from January 23 to January 30, detailing class lengths and times, with changes possible only by committee approval. Condolence resolutions for Prof. Harry Thurman and death of Prof. F H Hodder noted, with committees named to present formal resolutions.
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University’ Senate
School of Law
School of Medicine
Harry Thurman
W. S. Johnson
Lindley
F. H. Hodder
Frank Crowell
Kansas City
A. B
University Board of Regents
Hodder
C. Crawford
R. D. O'Leary
W. C. Stevens
Crowell
Olint Templin
W. L. Burdick
M. W. Sterling
Vocational Agriculture Group Hears Addresses
Members of the Lawrence high School Vocational Agriculture Association met at the Centenary Methodist Church in North Lawrence with about 60 attendees. Dr. C W McCampbell spoke on Purebred Livestock Herds and W A Ross discussed Marketing of Wool. Professors A P Davidson and Lawrence Hall were guests. Next meeting set for February 11.
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Lawrence High
Behool Vocational Agriculture al- Zumir Association
Centenary Methodist
North
Lawrence
C. W. McCampbell
Kansas State College
W.A. Ross
Mid=west Wool Growers association
Kansas City
A. P. Davidson
Lawrence Hall
Kansas and Nebraska Teams Meet in Debate on AAA Act
Kansas University and University of Nebraska teams will debate the Agricultural Adjustment Act Thursday at 7 30 in Greenhall Little Theater. Kansas will defend the act with Logan Lanem and Hugh Randall representing K U. The public is invited.
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Little Theater
Greenhall
Kansas University
University of Newbraska
K. U
Logan Lane m
Hugh Randall
Clay Center Native Named Publisher of Kansan Daily
Harry Valentine of Clay Center, son of L F Valentine of the Clay Center Times, has been elected publisher of the University Daily Kansan. He is a senior in liberal arts and will serve through the spring semester, succeeding Hub Meyer of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Harry Valentine
Clay Center
L. F. Valentine
The
Clay = Center Times
Kansan
Hub Meyer
Tulsa
Okla
Valentine
College of Liberal Arts
Lawrence Chancellor to Speak at Topeka Banquet
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas will address the annual Sixty-Fifth Agricultural convention banquet in Topeka under the State Board of Agriculture. The event is set for this evening at the Jayhawk hotel. A marriage license was issued at the courthouse to William Z Boosemann of Kansas City Kansas and Laura Perry of Kansas City Missouri.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Jayhawk Hotel
Court House
William Z Boosemann
Kansas City
Kans
Laura Perry
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions
A set of trivia prompts covering provinces rivers monarchs beverages electricity and punctuation. Questions ask: Canadian province where Yukon sources lie. king of France linked to Madame Pompadour. oldest alcoholic beverage. definition of a debenture. lhra S coinage unit country. biography of Jean Baptiste Edrouard Detaille. present name of ancient Peking. author of Thad Ideas of Warsaw. founder of the Smithsonian Institution. definition of an anigram.
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Canadian
Yukon River
France
Madame Pompadour
Lhra
Jean Baptiste Edrouard Detaille
Peking
China
Thad
Warsaw
Ithsonian Institution
Leaves Kansas State College Journalist Faculty
F. E. Charles, after nine years on the Kansas State College journalism faculty, accepts a new post as regional information specialist for the Soil Conservation Service with headquarters at Zanesville, Ohio.
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F. E. Charles
Kansas State College
The
Soil Conservation Service
Zanesville, O
Associated Press
Snowy morning grips Lawrence with heavy fall
Lawrence logged one of the season’s heaviest snows with two inches at Santa Fe station. Early shoppers and homeowners cleared walks while city workers spread sand at intersections. By noon 27 to 31 degrees and rising, driving hazardous and streets slick though no major accidents reported. University area traffic limited to Indiana and Mississippi streets as KU crews spread cinders. Children again enjoyed winter sledding.
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University
Indiana
Mississippi
K. U
Picture bright future for nurserymen at convention
Kansas City January 8 delegates of the Western Association of Nurserymen gathered with optimism. They credited highway beautification and growing home construction for boosting the tree and shrub market and noted rising demand from farmers for fruit trees. The meeting was led by J. Frank Jones of Lawrence Kansas with A Willis of Ottawa among the delegates.
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Kansas City
Western Association
J. Frank Jones
Lawrence
Kan
A. Willis
Ottawa
Sunflower 4-H Club Plans January Meeting and Contest
The Sunflower 4-H Club will meet Friday January 10 at Riverside School to distribute 1936 enrollment cards and hear programs including a harmonica solo, a hands and skin care talk, clothing selection demonstration, and a talk on 4-H club work. Members from Lawrence High School Kansas University and Kansas State College attend. an amateur contest is planned for February 14 with entries in music readings tap dancing and pantomimes.
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Riverside School
Chester Spray
Jean Perkins
Helen B. Bigsby
Wallace Taylor
David R. Perkins
Sunflower Club
Lawrence High School
Helen Bigsby
Betty McClure
Betty Farley
Helen
Virginia
Eben Farley
Carl
Marshall Gorrill
Delmar Slinkard
Bobby Perkins
Adelia Miller
Bernice Wiggins
Kansas University
Elizabeth Wiggins
Frances E. Perkins
Robert Gorrill
Dorothy Armstrong
Kansas State College
Red Cross Plans January 15 Meeting at Church
The local Red Cross committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to outline plans for the annual meeting. Fred Brinkman chairs the committee. the dinner event will be January 15 at the First Methodist church with Albert Evans, disaster relief director for the mid western division, as speaker. A side note notes Samoa’s record rainfall of seventy three inches in one month in 1935.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Brinkman
First Methodist Church
Albert Evans
Mid-Western
The
Will Fbe
Snowy campus mischief at Lawrence. shoes and mice
Snow falls on Mt Dread as students tread cold and wet with few high tops. Coeds wear galoshes while professors don heavy overshoes. A mouse hides in a KU English classroom prompting a broom crew. Delta Chi inquiry, scarf knitting and Jackson Day dinner chatter color campus life.
Survey of Public Opinion on Social Security in Wichita
Representatives from groups conducting a public opinion survey on the federal Social Security program sponsored by the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce will meet in Wichita on Friday January 10 for further study. Lawrence leaders A B Weaver and John Brand invited. others noted as attending. A separate note reports a snow removal mystery and a veteran camp meeting at Spanish American War veterans hall for installation of officers and a reminder about classifieds closing at 6 pm.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Wichita
Lawrence
A. B. Weaver
State Chamber
John Brand
Joseph A. Wahl
American Legion
Old City Hall
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City area families
Thomas J. Harris aged ninety nine died at home of his son in Kansas City Kansas after a short illness. Funeral at Hesper Friends church with Rev Eli Wheeler. Burial in Hesper cemetery. Harris born November 26 1836 in Grant County Indiana. Survived by four sons N O Harris L H Harris C E Harris all of Kansas City Kansas and I D Harris of Eudora. Mrs Sarah Adeline Bussing died in Greeley Colorado from injuries Dec 29 at age 88. She was mother of E C Bussing of Lawrence and widow of Robert Bussing. Funeral and interment at Greeley.
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Thomas J. Harris
C. E. Harris
Kansas City
Kan
Hesper Friends Church
Eli Wheeler
Hesper
Mr. Harris
Grant County
Indiana
Quantrill
Lawrence
Harris
N. O. Harris
L. H. Harris
I. D. Harris
Eudora
Friends Church
Sarah Adeline Bussing
E. C. Bussing
Greeley
Colo
Large Crowd Expected at Jackson Day Dinner
A large attendance is anticipated for the Jackson day dinner and dance hosted by the Douglas County Young Democratic club tonight at 7 PM in the Hotel Eldridge. Miss Jane Fitzpatrick chairs ticket sales, with Jonas Graber as principal speaker. The program features dinner, the President's radio address, and dancing to midnight. tickets are $1.50 at the door.
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Herbert Weatherby
Douglas County
Young Democratic Club
Baldwin News: Holiday Travel and Visits in Baldwin
Mrs Harold Flickinger returned to Waverly Sunday after a Baldwin weekend with husband and children. Local social notes list several Baldwin visitors including Clara Krefting Bertha Whitton Grace Irwin Dorothy Davies Mary Anna Lawrence Clara Lawrence and others visiting relatives in Baldwin.
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Harold Flickinger
Waverley
Baldwin
Dodsworth
Orpheum
Kansas City
Clara Krefting
Bertha Whitton
Grace Irwin
Dorothy Davies
Mary Anna Lawrence
Clara Lawrence
Valley City
North Dakota
W. M. Clark
Annna Elwell
William Price
Gertrude Schott
Worden
Dorothy Deel
Neosho Falls
Charles E. Beeks
Carrie Cannon
Besse
Marjorie Cannon
Kansa City
Jack Weber
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mabel Knox
First Methodist Church
N. D
M. A. Lawrence
Mary
Anna Lawrence
Quayle Wilcox
Mitchell
S. C
Dakota
Warren W. Wilcox
Robert E. McHenry
Baldwin Community News Roundup Recitals and Reunions
Social news from Baldwin highlights reunions of families from Wilkes Barre and Topeka, tea at Professor Johnson’s apartment, and funeral services for Mrs Martha Allen in Ottawa. Local residents attend Baker University events, ministerial gatherings, and visits from relatives in Baldwin and surrounding towns.
Leadership talk and Rotary luncheon notes
The article records a speech by Dr. King on "The TVA" at a Rotary luncheon where he was warmly received. Guests included Dwight Eels of Chanute and Mr. Jones of Mound City. Dr. T Reece Marsh of Winfield, returning from a Cincinnati convention, visited the Methodist parsonage with Dr. and Mrs. James Chubb. Marsh is history professor at Southwestern College.
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King
TVA
Dwight Eels
Chanute
Mr. Jones
Mound City
T. Reece Marsh
Winfield
Cincinnati
Methodist , Parsonage
James Chubb
Marsh
Southwestern College
Christmas Hospitality Across Kaw Valley Homes
Topeka visitors Mrs L D Hughes and son Robert called on Mr and Mrs Jack Hughes on Christmas Eve. Edwin Parker of DeSoto spent Christmas with Charles Cox family. Mrs Lawrence Kennedy vacationed in Lincoln Neb with Hollingsworths. James Corel listed sick. Hughes, Schaake, Stanwix families shared Christmas Eve with White family in Lawrence. Saunders, Thelma and Carol Mae joined Christmas dinner at J C Saunders. Thelma Saunders and William Saunders’s family also feasted there. Marjorie Kiefer of Topeka spent Christmas with her mother W L Kiefer. Marianna and Alice Smith of Belmont visited. Robert Chronister joined Eudora Methodist church program Christmas Eve. Lawrence Valley folk attended the program including Hughes, Turner, Westheffer, Allen, Chronister, Lauchlin, and Powell. Kenneth Richardson stayed with G G Richardson south of Lawrence. L M Walters, Ray and Myrtle Walters joined Christmas dinner at Oscar Powell’s north of Lawrence. Floyd Fink to leave for a month’s visit with Frank Kennedy family after staying there.
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L. D. Hughes
Robert
Topeka
Jack Hughes
Edwin Parker
DeSoto
Charles Cox
Lawrence Kennedy
Lincoln
Neb
Hollingsworth
James Corel
Gustave Schaake
Bobby
G. A. Stanwix
Reno
Bud Fletcher
Columbus
Eugene Corel
Barbara
Floyd White
Robert White
Lawrence
Miles Saunders
Carol Mae
Harold Saunders
J. C. Saunders
William Saunders
Thelma
Jean, Boardman
Helen Applegate
John Strong
Wayne
Francis
Jack) Hughes
Marion
William A. Hughes
Bartlesville
Okla
Nydia Hughes
Josephine Gilmore
Mary G. Allen
Marjorie Kiefer
W. L. Ki
Kenneth Richardson
G. G. Richardson
L. M. Walters
Ray
Myrtle Walters
Christmas Gatherings Across Several Kansas and Nearby Homes
Families spanning St Louis, Indiana, and Pennsylvania share holiday meals in Kansas towns. Elmer Cox and kin visit McLouth with Stockwell parents. Theodore Thulin and infant from Kansas City join James Turner family for goose dinner. Hadl and other relatives celebrate with multiple households in Weaver, Fall Leaf, Eudora, and Ottawa areas. Betty Faye Richardson visits Harry Richardson in Lawrence area. various guests join Christmas dinners and outings across Lawrence County.
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St. Louis
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Elmer Cox
McLouth
Cox
W. L. Stockwell
Theodore Thulin
Kansas City
Kan
James Turner
Louis Hadl
Carl Kurtz
Hesper
Howard Bernitz
Lela Mae
Weaver
Alfred Torneden
Fall Leaf
Paul Hadl
Eudora
Ed Vogler
Lawrence
Jim Saunders
Charles Daniela West
Betty Faye Richardson
South of
Harry Richardson
Edward Martin
Loraine
Oscar Powell
North Lawrence
Leland Cox
Jerome
Idaho
Charles Cox
B. F. Douglas
Helen June Douglas
Betty Jean Hartman
Wichita
R. K. Nicholson
Charles Schaake
Ottawa
Olef Schickner
Lily Pons Debuts in I Dream Too Much Musical
Lily Pons makes her screen debut in RKO's I Dream Too Much and also bows in musical comedy on a London stage. The Met star fulfills a long held ambition by performing popular numbers in a peppy revue after earlier Paris success in comedy-dramas. Starts Sunday.
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Lily Pons
RKO Radio
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Pons
London
Miss Pona
Theatre Des Varieties
Paris
Local families attend gatherings in Lawrence area
The item notes various local visits and celebrations from North Lawrence and nearby areas. Walter and Ida, Mr. and Mrs. Schutz with sons Kenneth and Raymond, Mrs. Bert Mitchell and Dale, Mrs. Gordon Davis and baby, celebrate with Mrs. Goodger in Lawrence. James Turner and children Hubert and Anna Josephine visit the Johner family in Belleview. Harry Richardson family joins Christmas with George Richardson north of Lawrence. Gasoline use in early 1935 rises over 1934 by 305,940,000 gallons. The message also thanks friends for kindness during Mary Jehle’s illness and death.
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Walter
Ida
North Lawrence
Arthur Schutz
Kenneth
Raymond
Bert Mitchell
Dale
Gordon Davis
Goodger
Lawrence
James Turner
Hubert
Anna Josephine
Belleview
Johner
Eudora
Harry Richardson
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Nebraska
University Daily
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Carl Spray
Lake View Community Club
County Council
Frances Perkins
Ruth
Edith
Doris Mitchell
F. E. Perkins
Plan Red Cross Meeting
Samoa
Delta Chi
Annie
University Young Republicans
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
English Department
Hallie Harris
Hallie
Miss Hoopes
Hoopes
South Lawrence
s.Lm
AAA
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Harlan Flake Stone
Associated Presa
Jackson Day
Baldwin News
Martha Allen
Lamb's Funeral Home
Samuel A. Lough
Harriet L. Milner
Ruby Keohane
Samuel A. Deel
Thomas Custer
Samuel Deel
John Ross
Charles W. Bailey
Bailey
Oakwood Cemetery
Allen
Baker University
A. L. Ryan
Piedmont
Ralph Butz
Chicago
Beryl Mitchell
Marguerite Allen
Wren Allen
Vancouver
Wash
Alen
Otis Beach
Baker
Nadine Esther Beach
Hutchinson
Beach
Miss Beach
Tri Delta
Emil S. Liston
Harry C. Case
Harold C. Case
Earle Kirker
Charles
Kirker
Uniontown
Ministers’ Wives Association
Flora Ricketts
Art Haglan
Charles Brown
G. O. Deay
Earl Vaughn
D. W. Johanning
Claude Marshall
Eustis
Paul Powell
Faith Powell
Earl S. Martin
H. K. Ebright
Marshall
Tex
Marshall Junior College
Ebrights
Wallace B. Fleming
New York City
Helen Deel
Joseph F. King
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kaw Valley
Granada
Mary Jehle
Lawrence Paint
Naneary
Dickinson Theatre
Jack Kirkland
Sam Grisman
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