Jayhawks conquer Drake Bulldogs in rough Iowa trip
Kansas beat Drake 32 to 40 in Des Moines on Saturday, the fourth win in a three day Midwest swing. Endacott led Kansas with strong guard play while injuries mounted for the Jayhawks as Bowman and Black suffered sprains and Charlie horse strains after a bruising road schedule.
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Lawrence Chamber Plans Lecompton Masons Visit Tonight
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce basketball team will travel to Lecompton to play the Lecompton Masonic team. Lawrence Hicks of the R. O. T. C. squad recently lost a game to Manhattan High. The Chamber’s volleyball team is set to face a Topeka club in Topeka this evening.
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Local team beats opponents and eyes next Lecompton clash
The team totaled fifty points against Opeka with Hughes Snyder and Akers playing well. They will face Lecompton High School at Lecompton on January 22.
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Volleyball Tourney Opens At Chamber Gym Tonight
Eight teams enter a volleyball tournament at the Chamber of Commerce gymnasium with opening match between Half Century and Christian Church. Teams include Methodist Half Century Christian Union A Union B Lutheran American Legion and Teachers. One night for games and two for practice are planned with daily afternoon practices 5 to 6 30. Arthur Messenheimer leads the business men's schedule and captains the Chamber first team.
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Jayhawker Team Heads to Columbia for Valley Showdown
The Kansas Jayhawker basketball squad leaves at noon with Dr. F C Allen to face Missouri Tigers in Columbia for a Valley race deciding showdown. Kansas-Missouri lead the Valley with 16 losses and both teams seek the championship, as Allen primes first string in Se dalia for the big test.
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College basketball slate with multiple conference matchups
This week features Kansas vs Missouri in Columbia and Drake vs Nebraska in Lincoln. Other games include Kansas against Washim in St Louis, Grinnell at Ames versus Ames, Drake versus Kansas Aggies in Manhattan, Oklahoma against Kansas Aggies in Manhattan, Missouri at Ames, Washington versus Kansas Aggies in Manhattan, Oklahoma versus Nebraska in Lincoln, and Grinnell against Drake in Des Moines.
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Company M Defeats Topeka Team For Season High Score
The Lawrence company five posted a 100 to 18 victory over Whe Howitzer Co of Topeka on the Chamber Commerce court Saturday. John Akers, forward for Lawrence, starred with a strong scoring display as the city team set a season high.
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Calls for aid rise at social service hall in Lawrence
Mrs. H B Asher reports that despite mild weather the social service hall saw as many aid calls as last winter. In the past year 150 families sought help at the Sixth and Vermont building where gifts from Lawrence friends support the work. The old jail area housing the service was condemned and rebuilt, new water systems installed, grounds improved, and the hall now serves mainly to supply low price clothing to the needy. The operation, though city affiliated, runs under a separate charter with staff including Mrs. Asher, Mrs. M E Lawrence, and Mrs. T N Cox.
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Soil in Good Shape for Mid Winter Plowing in Kansas
Topeka reports a seventh straight week of dry weather with soil in excellent condition for mid winter spring plowing in eastern and central Kansas, while the western third remains too dry. Above normal temperatures prevail with March winds causing soil blow in parts. wheat remains green in the east but turns brown in some western areas. Overall rain or snow is needed to halt the drought.
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Banks Close For S D Bishop Funeral Time
The People's State Bank and Watkins National Bank will close from 2 30 to 3 30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon January 17 for the funeral of S D Bishop. Edith Amdenstock of Osage City visited sister Mrs D J Marker student at the University.
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Coming Competition Emphasizes Mind and Humanity
Reverend Clifton Merritt Gray of Topeka urges a shift from material gain to brotherhood and service. He cites Agassiz Curie and other scientists, foreseeing a future where knowledge, health, and peaceful progress replace war and wealth as the world’s aims.
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Alexandre Ribot Dies After Sudden Illness
Paris reports former premier and long time cabinet minister Alexandre Ribot died suddenly Saturday night two hours after a brief illness. His widow is Minnie Burch of Chicago. Ribot had visited Arras for a senatorial bye election and continued working until deciding to seek leave of absence. He had long suffered stomach trouble. Also noted are brief items about Mrs. A. P. Fey in Kansas City and Miss Gladys Garnett returning to Ottawa University.
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Sunday School Notes and Local Visits Reported
Sunday school Rev Stewart preached a helpful sermon. Arden Vailyer and Viola Haas attended a Lawrence teachers meeting Saturday. Mrs I Day of Kansas City visited daughter Mrs C Mosley last Saturday. Sunday school board met Sunday afternoon at the church with much work planned. Oliver Price spent Sunday evening with his mother Mrs J Price.
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Ives Chapel Notes Busy Kansas City Visit
Mrs Truman Flanders spent days in Kansas City shopping and visiting relatives. Grandpa Brown is sick again. Mrs Greer cared for Mr and Mrs Fred Haas through a spell of the gripper. Ives Chapel Ladies Aid will meet January 15. Mrs L I Wise and Mrs O Ingle of Lawrence visited John Wise. Mrs Bryant of Texas staying with Oliver Price. Mrs H S Cook and daughter Mattie shopped in Lawrence. Sunday school attendance was large and members enjoyed the lesson.
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Jury to Decide Herrin Riot Case This Week
Wil ee county farmers face the end of a trial over the Herrin riots with five defendants accused of murdering Howard Hoffman among twenty three killed during the outbreak. Attorneys on both sides anticipate a speedy verdict as rebuttals and closing arguments proceed in the near term.
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