Sunflower 4 H member wins Kansas State Agriculture college scholarship
Taylor 17 of Lawrence wins a $100 scholarship from Union Pacific for outstanding 4 H club work. He led sow and litter projects and high scores on the Douglas County grain judging team that won at the Topeka Free Fair. He attends Lawrence High and is son of J S Taylor.
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Willett. Taylor
Sunflower
Kansas State Agriculture College
Union Pacific Railroads Company
A. I Gilkison
Taylor
Gilkison
M. H. Coe
Douglas County
Lawrence High School
J. S. Taylor
Lawrence
Arthur Heck
Lawrence Business College
Curtis Leases Mayflower Suite as Future Vice President Home
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas will reside in the Mayflower hotel's ten room vice presidential suite after his March 4 inauguration. The renovated suite on the tenth floor includes three bedrooms a large living room dining room library and private office. His sister Mrs Edward E Gann and her husband will live there and Mrs Gann will host social functions. The apartment will have a private switchboard and direct lines to the Capitol and White House. The couple have begun moving personal belongings from the Cleveland Park home to the suite.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Mayflower Hotel
Connecticut Avenue
Edward E. Gann
Gann
Curtis
Capitol
Cleveland Park
Price of activity tickets raised at Emporia teachers college
Jan. 17, Emporia Teachers College raises student activity ticket price from four to five dollars. President Thomas W. Butcher announced the move after a student body vote approved the plan submitted recently. The board of regents was entrusted with the final decision.
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Emporia
Emporia Teachers College
Thomas W. Butcher
Board of Regents
Butcher
Oil notes from Wichita detail active wells and weather delays
Wichita Kansas January 17 AP Despite screening wells in Sedgwick county producing about 8500 barrels daily, 66 operations are under way with 21 drilling five spudded 30 building rigs or moving in materials five locations and five rigs on the ground In Harvey county adjacent Sedgwick ten operations include four drilling one fishing two spudded and three rigging up Weather has delayed drilling in both counties with tests that must reach pay proceeding as weather improves many tests are expected to start along the northeast bend from the Wright field to the Davis field in Marion county Notable Sedgwick tests include Barnsdall oil corporation No 1 Samuels in the NENW 24 25 1 east at 2947 feet and Hays and Reyn No L roll in the NW quarter of 7 26 1 east at 3150 feet Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness at the death of a wife mother and sister and for floral offerings from Fort Apache Lawrence area as well as nearby The Lawrence Business College announces a stenographer civil service exam and class to train for it 2A
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Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick County
Harvey
Sedgwick
Ipast
Wright_ field
Davis Field
Marion County
Barnsdall Oil Corporation
Samuels
Hays and Reyn No
Fort Apache
Lawwrence
James G. Iliff
Harold B. Tliff
Robert G. Miff
Edla Woods
F. Iliff
Lawrence
Lone Stay Ladies' Aid elects officers at church
The Lone Stay Ladies' Aid met at the church Thursday afternoon to elect officers. New officers are Mrs. Joe Flory president, Mrs. Roy Flory vice president, Mrs. M. D. B Flory treasurer, and Mrs. Bert Flory secretary. Dozens of members and guests attended, with reports and greetings shared among attendees including the Flory, Bond, Johnson, and Curtis families.
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Joe Flory
Roy Flory
M. D.B Flory
Bert Flory
Sarah Flory
Cal Ward
Joe ,Flory
J. FE. Smith
M. D. Flory
W. O. Nelson
Lawrence
Lon Childs
Hishell
Donald Anderson Hunter
Son Home
Everett Bond
Tin Flory
Marvin Bond
Carli Potter
Potter
Wm. Johnson
Aly
Ernan Heynel
Nunsus
Joe Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Eretsy
Virginial Mae
Lea
Marion Childs Bond
Lawrence Area Social and Shopping Notes
HIGH PRAIRIE Mrs and Mrs Vergil Landis and Hallie Hale shopped in Lawrence on Wednesday. Hallie Hale aided Arthur Flory of Willow Springs with butchering Thursday. Nettie Puckett Gladys helped Mrs Mary Ulrich fry meat Friday. Clyde Puckett ate dinner there. Mrs Carl Van Housen taken to McConnell hospital Saturday and improving. Clyde Gladys and Cecil Puckett visited Baldwin Friday. Harve Flory called on Elmer Daniels Thursday. A F Lawson and daughters and Don McMillen had dinner at Elmer Daniels Saturday. caller at Clyde Puckett's in evening. A E Puckett visited Lawrence Thursday. Helen Heaston spent weekend in Lawrence. Frances Heaston came home Saturday then returned to Lawrence. Mrs Stanley Snyder and daughter Jane visited her parents George Boland Sr Sunday. plans to leave for Prairie View Wednesday. Hazel Boland accompanying. Homer Disque dined at Clyde Puckett Sunday. Elva Daniels and
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Vergil Landis
Hallie Hale
Lawrence
Arthur Flory
Willow Springs
Nettie Puckett
Gladys
Mary Ulrich
Clyde Puckett
Carl van Housen
McConnell] Hospital
Cecil Puckett
Baldwin
Harve Flory
Elmer Daniels
A. F. Lawson
Dorothy
Maxine
Virginia Louise
Don McMillen
A. E. Puckett
Helen Heaston
Frances Heaston
Stanley Snyder
Jane
George Boland
Prairie View
Hazel Boland
Homer Disque
Elva Daniels
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
An ad endorses Calotabs as a speedy remedy to break up a cold or grippe. It claims Calotabs purified calomel tablets wipe out symptoms by morning and enable a quick return to meals, urging a family package for 35 cents with full directions.
Community Social Details From Local Sunday and Saturday Visits
Sandy Williams spent the evening there. Mr and Mrs Ed Heaston and Robert visited the Laxmen home of Lawrence on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marshall Churchpaugh and daughter Joan attended Willow Springs church then visited Mrs Churchbaughs parents. Mr and Mrs Ike Montgomery were entertained at dinners. Mr and Mrs Lewis Churchbaugh visited Lawrence on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Virgil Landis and sons Arnim and Warren had dinner at Elmer Landis home Sunday. Others included Mr and Mrs Robert Gentry and family of Lakeview. Marshall Churchbaugh has been helping Virgil Landis cut wood. Elmer Daniels called at the
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Sandy Williams
Ed Heaston
Robert
Laxmen
Lawrence
Marshall Churchpaugh
Joan
Willow Springs
Elmer Landis
Robert Gentry
Lakeview
Marshall Churchbaugh
Virgil Landis
Elmer Daniels
Local names and visits touch Clyde Puckett and Lawson family
Reese Swimley returns Sunday afternoon while Clyde Puckett travels home on their way. A. E. Puckett has also been cutting wood on Monday afternoon. Miss Hazel Boland and Mr and Mrs A F Lawson with Edd Heaston visited Ot daughters Dorothy Maxine and tana. Virginia Louise stopped at the Nettie Russell home Monday.
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Reese Swimley
Clyde Puckett
Lawrence
A. E. Puckett
Hazel Boland
A. F. Lawson
Edd Heaston
Dorothy Maxine
Tana
Virginia Louise
Nettie- Russel
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Union Pacific
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Mayflower
Law
Ence
Lone Star
Charle Sanders
Fred McKinney
Betty Lou
Porter
Bond
Murry Bond
Earl Johnson
Donald Anderson
Elmer Hunter
Lon Ghilds
D. L. Burton
Robert McKinney
Kenneth Bond
M.D. Flory
Austin Flory
Frank
Esther
William Johnson
Hunter
Mrs. Johnson
Bath
Betty Lou McKinney
Vera Flory
Homer Flory
Mr. Robbins
Kansas City
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Marion Childs
Red Flory
Witham, Johnson
Avilla Curtis
Frances Wardy
Florine
Austin Flory Hope
Wilf Kinger
Lonzie
Mabel
Myrtle
Eula Wolf
Creek
Willian Johnson
Little Delbert Anderson
Roy Curtis
Will Curtis
Austin Wlory
Fred Flory
John Winters
Monck
Norman Bond
Grandma Sanders
Mr. Johnson
Otis Lindell
Charlie Sanders
Robert .Johnson
Johnnie
William
Reda
Nellie
Arlene
Wiliam Johnson
High Prairie
Che Pater
Clara Bowan
Keith
Sally Coment
Dade
George M. Cohan
America
National Broadcasting Company
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Broadway
The
American Tobacco Co
Dunlop
American Surety Company
Eudaly Bros
Mass
Varsity
Man Keripy Auvesee
Rian Nixon, Bwand U ‘Ee Ay
Rex Bell
Cowboy
Man
Lew Cody
Aileen Pringle
N. H. St
Home Service and Laundry Co
Conn
Bowerlock
Mystery
Carl Laemmle
Waring
Laura Laplante
South Seas
Bebe Daniels
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