Jayhawks defeat Cyclones in fast guard paced game at Ames
Kansas Jayh awak convicts 22 to 12 win over Ames Cyclones on Robinson gym. Green led Ames with strong all around play while Wulf Ackerman and Endacott paced KU scoring. Ames showed resilience despite travel fatigue and both teams plan rematch later this week in Ames and in Lawrence.
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Kansas Jkyhawker
Robinson Gymnasim
Ames Cyclones
Cyclones
Oklahoma
Coneh- Chandler
Kansag
Ames
Green
Bowman
Jayhawkers
Ale
Kansans
Ackerman
Wulf
Tus Ackerman
Kansas
Cesyanlars
Black
Endacott
Kand Sts
Raff
Mate
Amos
Cyclone
K. U
Lawrence
Bama
Né Ie
Bachman Offered Job as Alabama State Head Coach
Charles Bachman, Kansas Aggies coach, was asked if he would take the Alabama State College head coaching job after Donahue resigned to Lewisiama State. Alabama reportedly offered a three year contract at 600 a year, which Bachman declined.
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Manhattan
Kam
Charles
Bachtah
Kansas Aggies
Alabama State College
Auburn
Ala
Donahue
Lewisiama
University At
Alabara
Bachman
Eloise
Haskell on a Trie
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sports or tech term with unclear context and several names. The readable bits reference a team, a header Haskell on a Trie, and potential Angie or other names, but specifics are missing to form a full item.
Indians Schedule Games With St Benedicts Atchison
According to Frank McDonald coach of the Indians they are set to meet St Benedicts College at Atchison Thursday evening. Friday and Saturday Haskell will play Creighton College in aha as the wind-up of the northern trip. Junior athletes Hanna's bicycle shop displays photographs of junior high school basketball and football players this week along with a red and white pennant for the 1923 grade school tournament and Minget football team photos from 1922.
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Agai
Jayhawkers
Cyclones
Kansas
Wil Fay
Iowa
Jayhawker
Missouri
Columbia
Tigers
Frank McDonald
Indians
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Haskell
Creighton College
Aha
Hanna
Erade
Schedule of College Basketball Games Across Cities
The list shows games between Kansas, Ames, Kangan Apgiss, Missouri, Oklahoma, Drake, Grinnell, Washington and Drake, with venues in Ames Columbia St. Louis Des Moines Grinnell and St. Louis. Dates span January 12 to January 18 with multiple matchups including Kansas vs Grinnell and Kansas vs Washington.
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Kansas
Ames
Kangan
Missouri
Columbia
Grinnell
Dan
Oklahoma
Washington
St. Louis
Drake
Des Moines
Kansas Aspies
Basketball results and bowling scores from regional meet
Notable scores show Kansas University 22 Ames 12 and Southwestern 25 Pittsburg 13 with multiple regional university results listed. Bowling figures include Phillips 293 312 299 and other players over various frames, while a local seven back game slated features Pierson and Hagl teams competing for ten pins.
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K. U
Ames
Southwestern
Pittsburg
Phillips
Fairmount
Okla
Agkies
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Pierson
Hagland
Passion Play Cast Payments and Attendance Report
The Oberammergau Passion Play committee reports 318000 marks paid to performers this year averaging 18000 marks per head for 628 performance hours from May 9 to September 26 plus seven months of rehearsals. About 4000 volunteers aided including 124 soloists or speakers. Anton Lang waived higher receipts to boost average pay. Tickets and librettos yielded 21,640,470 marks. expenses were 7,758,948 marks. visitors numbered 80,000 from 42 states and overseas audiences.
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Oberramergau
Anton Lang
Christ
Munich
Eudora Church Groups Hold Meetings and Socials
The town’s Methodist WFS met for regular Thursday session at Lydia Fish’s home, with Mrs Hammig Lawrence answering bellwether and a sermon on The Great Commandments of Christ. The Gleaners S S class met January 6 in the church community room led by Arthur Ott, with a social and refreshments after bidding farewell to hosts Copp and Miller. Catholic men’s club entertained wives with music from a new Player piano, card games, and late-night lunch. Carpe Diem club elected officers, Daisy Hadl re elected president and Sommers as vice president. meetings featured a New Year’s roll call and a guessing contest on states. The Nineteen Hundred and Now club met with eleven members. Vera Batts’ resignation accepted, plans for next year discussed. Mrs Hill of Lawrence guest, May Adams replacing Fuller in program. An area social guest list includes Mrs Hill of Lawrence, Mrs Hill of Lawrence, Mr Hill, and Wichita visitors. various meetings continued through Friday with neighbors visiting, shaking hands, and planning future gatherings.
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Woman's Foreign, Missionary society of the _ Methodist
Lydia Fish
Hammig Lawregee
Sierce Prisyer
Gleanera S. S
Methodist Church
Arthur' Ott
Ott
Clarence Copp
C. B. Miller
Henry Brown
Stafford
Kan
Brown
Sam Gabriel
Gabriel
Ranies
Arnold Hammig
Lawrence
W. F
Anna Sommers
Daisy Hade
Kathryn Rothberger
Lena Siesenis
Sommers
Union
Daisy Hadl
Edna
Lillian Gallagher
Nineteen Hundred and Now
Viola Sheldon
C. A. Hill
Vera
Batts
Fy Waa
Shelley
Browning
Mary
Moody
Milady
Mes
Agnes Fuller
Red Wickeris
Hae
Edwin
Vinland Grange Elects Officers and Plans Fifty-Year Dedication
Vinland Grange No. 163 met to conduct usual business and elect officers. They voted to install officers at the next regular meeting January 20 and to host a feast. The article notes the Grange’s 50th anniversary plans and mentions travels and visits of local residents, including contributions from George Wesley and references to community events and funeral details.
Local Social and School Notes From Lawrence Area
Community chatter covers moving picture plans at the high school with a 10 and 20 cent admission. A girls basketball loss at Linwood is noted along with shoppers, visits from Lawrence, St. Cloud Florida trip plans, and a Sunday School board gathering in Lawrence with county officers listed.
Belleview Social Notes Mention Visits and Church Events
Mrs. Fred Bartz hosted Thursday dinner with Mrs. Ed Digirick near Eudora then attended the Foreign Missionary Society. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ott were called to Prairie Center Monday to tend their aunt Mrs. Al Andrews. Rev. and Mrs. Davis of Eudora welcomed a girl, Von Gunten, into their home for raising. Sunday services at the Methodist Church in Eudora, Sowers family in Kansas City, Aileen Vorzeatain at school, Warner Forsythe visiting lawrence at his sister Jas. Shirck’s home. United Brethren Church meetings increase in interest. town needs support.
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Fred Bartz
Dinney
Ed Digirick
Eudora
Aiendee
Foreign Missionary Soclety
A. H. 'Fietiler
Uniils
Ed Bartz
Arthur Ott
Prairie Center
al Andrews
Mra. Davis
von “Gunten
Ottawa Funtanna
Shellac
Gus
Bohnsack
Methodist
Kansas City
Mies
Aileen
E. Bonner
Warner Forsythé Sien
Lawre
Bister
Jas, Shirck
Pomroy family diary notes cold Iowa week
The fragmentary report from Des Moines Iowa recalls Pomroy relatives visiting in cold weather with temperatures near zero. It mentions Miss Pomroy, Mrs John of Kansas, a nephew Eimer ic A, and several local calls and visits to High Prairie and Vinland with limited details about daily activities and water shortages.
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Pomroy
Dea Moines
Iowa
Dee
Ines
John Ee
Kanane
M McCrisken
Eimeric
Wlemaes
High ‘Prairie
Mdirs
Gharles
Hattis
Sear
Feathers
Will Pomroy
S. Fge
Tucker ‘and Son
Solen
Community notes on local families moving and visiting
Mrs Will Anderson and Grand me Anderson visited Schroyer home Saturday afternoon. Charles Winter had dinner and Mr. Sehon hosted Sunday in Lecompton. The Andersons sold their farm and plan to move February first to Western Kansas. Betty Trene Woods was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Woods of Gaskaloog. Ernest Herrington and family left for Pittsburg after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schroyer. Ruth Schroyer and Miss Shipman Winter visited home folks. Lawrence trip noted. Several residents quilted with the Community Club. Various visits among local families listed with neighbors and relatives in Kansas.
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Will Anderson
Grandme Anderson
Tnoop
Schroyer
Guy McClanahan
Charles Winter
Charles Sehon
Lecompton
Wilk Anderson
Move
Western
Kansas
Anderson
John, Woood
Gskaloogg
Betty Trene
Woods
Hulda Deskin
Ernest Herrington
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Seetin
Roein
Mary
Eliah
Sarah
Okls
Bine
Newt Hamlin
Ruth Schroyer
Shipman Winter
Milton Winter
Lawrence
Guy, McClanahan
E Community Club
Rosatin Skinner
Elizabeth Sectin
Balmér Richards
Young
Burlington
Kans
Coleman
Aileen
Topeka
Charleae
Paul
Willis Coleman
Ellsworth
Finrsiey
Milena
Shipman Garter
Richard
Ambrose Bi Sit Perkins
Lake View
Bearman
WEDDINGS IN JAPAN RISE IN UNLUCKY YEAR 1988
Tokyo reports a rise in weddings in 1988 despite the superstition of an unlucky year. Ceremonies were cheaper, with shrine classes costing 25, 20 and 15 yen, and many couples limited invitations and wedding gifts to keep costs down.
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Tokio
Japan
Hibiya
Obituary of John Westfall Fas from Montgomery County
John Westfall Fas of Montgomery County Indiana died January 7, 1923 at age 76 years 7 months 10 days at his home in Lawrence Kansas. He married Desire Bratton February 17 1869 and had six children four sons Walter Charles Ed and Guy and two daughters Minnie and Anna all living. He joined the United Brethren church as a youth and remained a faithful Christian and citizen. Funeral services were held January 8 in United Brethren Church conducted by Rev F M Testerman and Rev E E McAfenty with a male quartet providing music. He leaves a wife four sons two daughters eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He is survived by his brother Columbus Westfall and sisters Mrs Nancy Elfen Skank and Mrs Cora Grenard. The article notes a reflection on living a life of faith and ends with mention of Pitcairn Island radio contact.
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John Westfall
Montgomery County
Indiana
Lawrence
Kaw
Moss
Desire Bratton
Westfall
Be i
United Brethren of the Bee
Charles Westfall
Walter
Guy Westfall
Kansas City
Ed Westfall
Minnie Dicker
United Brethren‘church
F. M. Testerman
E. E. McAfenty
C.J. Stark
Ae Yen
O. Day
B. B. Day
C. Rohlfing
David McGill
Japan Plans Night Work Ban for Women in Factories
Japanese authorities consider a bill to prohibit women from night work in spinning and textile factories as part of measures to curb the slump in output. The Diet may debate a general increase in production and its impact on factory labor conditions.
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Takin
Spitaing
Kwanto
Sharks Delay Fishing In Firth With Sightings
London reports sharks delaying local fishing for three days as lines and nets were seen in the Firth. Large numbers are reported near English bathing beaches, with authorities warning about the impact on fishing and the potential loss of valuable catch.
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London
Firth
jIn
Itay
Tre
British Isles
Freezone corn remover promises instant relief
An ad proclaims a tiny bottle of Frenz ine removes hard or soft corns and corns between the toes, without irritation, for a few cents. It claims relief is achieved instantly and can be lifted off with fingers.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Promotes Dark Shine
An old advertise voice touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a beauty cure to darken hair and restore youthful shine. The copy claims the lightweight mix revives dull or faded hair and is inexpensive to use at home.
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