Kansas installs Triangle engineering fraternity at KU
A new Triangle engineering fraternity chapter was installed at the University of Kansas with 26 members. Installation took place at 3:00 p.m. Saturday at the chapter house, 1121 Ohio, with national officers presiding and a banquet at Weidemann's. Attendees included alumni and guests from Iowa, Missouri, and Iowa State University. Kansas becomes Triangle's twelfth chapter, oldest west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Gaiuma ' ‘Epsilon
Triangle
Burlington
Norman Beggs
Chicago
Ray Bidetsser
Louisville
Wienking
Madison
Wis
Izzy Bauer
Triangle Review
Ellow
R. W. Thomas
Chester Kuhne
A. Ockerbind
F. M. Dawson
James
Meisner
E. H. Lindley
P.F. Walker
Dinwsor
R. Carr
Frankfort
Burt O. Swander
Topeka
H. Geyer
Kansas City
A. H. Long McPherson
Criangle
Ilinois
Talks to Rotarians on building loan history and figures
John C. Emick spoke at a Rotary luncheon about building and loan companies. He cited national resources totaling 6.25 trillion, noted 10 000 such companies and only eighty eight failures in a century, and highlighted Kansas with 81 2500 000 in Lawrence. He said directors are local business leaders serving without pay and urged placing Kansas societies under their own department in a forthcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Emick
Rotary
United States
Building
Ioan
Avas
Joan’ Cam
Jane
Kansas
Slich
Lawrence
Charce
Banking
Annual Parish Meeting at Trinity Frisconal Church
The annual parish meeting of Trinity Frisconal Church will be held in Wiedemann’s hall room this evening at 6:70. Supper will be served at 8:20 and will be followed by a business meeting. Reports from various committees will be head members of the vestry and delegates to the diocesan convention will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Frisconal Church
Wiedemann
Visitors from Sanshi City at Alpha Tau Omega House
Tack Huches hosted Billy Pettit and All Hess from Sanshi City as guests this weekend at the Alpha Tau Omega house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack Huches
Billy, Pettit
All Hess
Sanshi
Qroup
Alpha Taw
Omega
Army Uses KU Yell In Parody At West Point
Thomas P. Hennessey of Brooklyn letters Fred Ellsworth, KU alumni secretary, claiming Army stole the Rock Chalk yell after beating Kansas at West Point. He says KU students and alumni view the Army rendition as an insult and a parody of their famed cry, with repeated parodies during each game.
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University of Kansas
West Point
Army
K. U
Jayhawk
Thomas P. Hennessey
Brooklyn
New York
Fred
Ellsworth
Hennessey
Maer
Death in auto accident prompts Denyer trip for Bliesner
Mrs. Clarence Bliesner received word that her father A. I. Gullings of Denyer was struck by a motor vehicle last night at 7 30 and died at 8 50. Mrs. Bliesner will leave for Denyer tonight for funeral services and burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bliesner
A. I. Gullings
Denyer
Teaching Benefits Aking in China Army of Missionary Youth
Marshall Fene Yu-hsiang, praised by missionaries in China, influenced thousands of young soldiers with strict discipline, moral training, and emphasis on athletics and cleanliness. He promoted hard work with walls inscribed “He who will not work does not deserve to eat” and “Knowledge and industry are the roads to prosperity.” His troops, many untested in battle, showed notable courage during clashes near Phine and Tientsin before Fene’s capture.
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Aking
Fene Yu-hsiang
China
Phine
Tientsin
Fene
Canibal
Mershall Feng
Ein
Governor Paulen outlines reform after re election
The governor reviewed his first inaugural address and his plan for reform. He urged changes to the intangible tax law, board consolidations, and parole policy. He called for free textbooks, flood prevention measures, longer terms for officials, and expanded forestry and game work. He stressed building active citizenship, proposing students memorize the U.S. Constitution preamble.
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Paulen
State -Board of Administration
Childeren J
Paulett
United States
Kansas
Stuents
Educronak
Firt
Night School Classes Offered in Sewing and Millinery
Night school announces evening classes in sewing and millinery with instructors Mrs Luckan and Mrs Howard. Sessions begin January 11 at Liberty Memorial. Seats may be reserved by calling Dak He P. Smith, Supt.
Supreme Court denies review in contempt of Senate case
Sinclair: Is denied a review by the Supreme Court in a contempt of the Senate case stemming from refused Senate oil committee inquiries. The AP report notes the ruling announced in Washington on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Washingtbh
jairy-Folaix
Supréme ‘Court
Senate
Oil Committee
Evangelist William P Manges to Lead Services at Old Folks Home
Belleville evangelist William P Manges will conduct special services at the Old Folks Home tonight and Tuesday evening at 7:30 o clock. The event aims to provide spiritual outreach to residents and invite attendance from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P
Wichita Social Leader and Family Details Tease
A fragment from Wichita Kansas notes a local social calendar leader named Dees living with a husband and three children. The text hints at charm and prominence in the city’s social scene but provides no clear events or dates.
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Was
Wichita
Kan
Calender
Shushand
Timehildren, Sutnive
Recreative Club Meets First Time 1927 28 Officers Elected
The Recreative Club held its first 1927 28 meeting on a Wednesday in January at Mrs A MccAlearney’s home. New officers named President Mrs Brown Vice President Mrs McAlearney Secretary Mrs Skinner Treasurer Mrs. Delicious refreshments served to 32. Members heard a program including Rollcall Healthful Foods Diet, a duet, cooking methods, a poem, and a song The Bell Doth Toll. The next meeting set for January 192 with Mrs Buchheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. A. MccAlearney
Brown
McAlearney
Skinner
G On. Russel
A.P. Hults
Carl Kelly
Saile
West 23Rd“ Street
Berkeley
Calif
Charles ‘Saile
Sail Brother
Eb.saile
Sai
Overbrook
Claude Skage
TBS
Thes Elks
Newstown
Joe
Allison
James
Cooperative Store Meeting Summary Today
The Men's Student Government and Warba report on the co operative store venture. Governance discussions cover progress with Ghiversty and other institutions. Meeting held today at noon.
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Daeeny Ae Fuea
Geof Th
Warba
Ghiversty
Personal notes from town residents and visitors
Miss Itary Gieseman returned morning from Rochester after several days at Mayo Clinic. Mrs Oley Warring and Mildred Warring drove from Topeka to visit Mrs Witing's mother Mrs Orrick. Mr and Mrs Walton returned from TongaxlOxie where they stayed with their daughter Mr man Rumsey and Mr Rumsey. Perry Stevens of Vinland drove to Lawrence. they dined with Mr and Mrs Babbitt. Della B Henley and two children of Kansas City spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Jennie agunking. Mrs F G Cochran returned to Kansas City after visiting Mr and Mrs W L Newman. her mother Mrs C R Andrews accompanied her home. James Frater, Mr and Mrs Guy Fraker and H T Fraker of Lecompton left for a year in Los Angeles. G B H Kretsineér Phill leaves tomorrow for Garden City due to illness of his son’s wife Mrs Q C Krotsinger. Ft Beta Ph alumnae club held a luncheon at Thindle theatre tea room with Mrs Jane MacLean and fifteen juniors from the active sorority as guests. forty women attended. A D Cameron of Chicago returned home after several days at the Alpha Tau Omega house. Cameron, a Tennessee Knoxville graduate, is president of the AT O alumni association of Chicago. Miss Emily Ferris returned from Nevada TI where she did Red Cross relief work. she resumes duties with the Bureau of Child Research at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Itary
Gieseman
Rochester
Mayo
Clinic
Man
C.rumsey
Mr. Rumsey
Perry ‘Stevens
Vinland
Jennie
Cochran
Kansas City
L. Newman
C.-R- Andrews
James
Frater
Guy Fraker
F Fraker
Lecompton
Los Angeles
Cal
Kretsineér Phill
Ito- Morrow
Garden’ City
Q. C
Krot
Thindle Theatre
Jane
MacLean
Active
Meeant
A. D.cameron
Chicago
Alpha’ Tau Oseta
Cameron
University’ of Tenessee
Knoxville
AT. O. ‘Alumni Association
Chica Ee
Emily Ferris
Las T. Night
Nevada
Red? Cross
Tinoisee 1
Abureau
Haskell five dominant in away clash over Kansas City
The report notes Haskell’s key players including Haskell’s Harry Jones scoring repeatedly from the center court and the team’s overall strong defensive and offensive showings. Cantain Jones sparked the visitors with multiple aggressive drives and the scoring surge.
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Phillip
Kell
Tate
Haskell
Hudson Essex Unveils New Line Of Cars In Development
Hudson Es esse unveils a twelve model line after four years of work featuring re engineered chassis for speed safety and comfort improved fuel economy and smoother acceleration. The new Hudson Essex line emphasizes streamlined bodies high hoods curved fenders and nickel plated details with updated instrument panels lighter steering wheels and walnut trim across interiors.
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Hudson
Swith Huiieen
Essex
Hudson-Essex
Nickle Sane
Kansas Aggies, Oklahoma and Kansas Aggies battle in early season play
Report covers multiple college games with Kansas teams, including Ames defeating Oklahoma A and M, and Kansas close contests versus Grinnell, Missouri, and Ottawa. Notes Staver and Elliott strong for Blue Diamond, Tonkanoxie and Lawrence prep squads, and upcoming Kansas conference action.
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Kansas ‘Aggies
Oklahoma
Kansas
Insulin Supplies Talked At Rankin’s Drug Store
An item from Kansas City notes insulin sizes available at Diabetes Rankin’s Drug Store on Mass Avenue and mentions Miss Jessie All’s activity and spending in the context of local diabetes care.
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Rankin's
Jessie
Kansas
Unclear Coach Report Highlights Squad Names
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Higgins, Learys, Scheiborn, Skinner and Suh with stray words like coach and sample. Lacks context, roles, teams, dates, or locations to form a complete summary.
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Higgins
Broadcast Ceremonies Outline Event Schedule
An program set for the ceremony outlines at nine o clock with broadcasts extending to 10 45. Names mentioned include Ghancello Beindley and Paulen as participants. Thomas Tarveneres edits the event featuring the Corn San emblematic of Kansas and its state university alumni network.
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Nui Bers
Ghancello
Beindley
Paulen
AY Tarveneres
Celubyis
Stephen
Kansas
Tha
Church Meeting Attendance and Local Guests Noted
A fragmentary notice reports attendees at a Christian missionary society meeting. It mentions Mr Chas A Richard, the society president, and confirms others present including Mayor and Mrs Me Holliday as guests of local hosts in Zepeka and Kansas City.
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Chas
Richard Jis
Pis. Tod
Av Ms “Missionary ‘Society
Me ‘Holliday
Bi Rank
Zepeka
Johny ‘Otis ‘Yaangs
Kansas ‘City
Constipation Relief Syrup Advertised in 19th Century Tone
An anachronistic ad fragment touts a natural bowel aid claimed to relieve colic and constipation without opiates. It markets rest and sleep benefits, urging trust in a genuine bear brand signature.
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Valley
Ames
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Aggies
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Sooners
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Staver
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Elliot
Phillin ‘Tynes
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Tonra
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Ottawa
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Rumsey Bros) Funeral Home
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