Lawrence clubs mark Founders Day with dinners and tours
Lawrence groups from P.E.O. and Gamma Phi Beta host Founders Day events with a 6 o’clock dinner at Eldridge Hotel for about 150 reservations. Dr Blanche Dow of Nevada, Mo., lectures on women’s literature and university roles. Out-of-town guests include Mrs Paul N. Kent and Mrs G L Cleland.
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Lawrence
P.E.O
Baldwin and Tonganoxie
Olathe
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Eldridge Hotel
Ernest Klooz
Fred S. Montgomery
Blanche Dow
Cottey College
Nevada
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Milwaukee-Downer Seminary
Grand River College
Garrick Players
Washington, D.C
School of Expression
Boston
Sorbonne
Tonganoxie
David McCreath
P.E.O. Curative Board
Paul N. Kent
Kansas City
Kan
G. L. Cleland
Atchison
Gerald Barnes
Valley Falls
State
Florence Dow
Lawrence residents head to Washington for inaugural ceremonies
Mrs J F Ackerman of Lawrence joins others traveling to Washington for the inaugural events Tuesday after holidaying in Evanston Illinois. Pvt Andrew G Murray from Fort Leonard Wood Mo visits his Lawrence parents. Mrs J A Bogue leaves for Kansas City to stay with her daughter Mrs Lucille Foster post major surgery January 14.
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J. F. Ackerman
Lawrence
Washington
Ackerman
Evanston
Ill
Chevy Chase
Andrew G. Murray
Fort Leonard Wood
J. W. Murray
J. A. Bogue
Kansas City
Lucille Foster
Lakeside Hospital
Flora
Vesta White
Superintendent of Schools
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
A. P. Dumas
San Diego
Calif
William A Dumas
Paul D. Allen
Washington, D. C
Scott
Pentagon
Ptain Allen
Allen
U. S. Air Force
Archie Toothaker
Harbor View Drive
Congregational Church
Tonganoxie
Vt. St
California
Colorado
Church Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church at 901 Vermont Street elected eight men to three year terms. Four joined the Session: C. C. Ragan, Paul Hausman, W. C. Fisher, and Alfred Gallup. Deacons named were Oliver P. Barber and Robert Funk, with W. W. Richardson and John P. Andrews joining the Board of Trustees. A basket supper and group reports preceded the business session.
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First Presbyterian Church
Vt. St
C. C. Ragan
Paul Hausman
W. C. Fisher
Alfred Gallup
Oliver P. Barber
Robert Funk
W. W. Richardson
John P. Andrews
Blast Kills Yugoslavs Near Sarajevo Base
A government spokesman said 21 people were killed and at least 50 wounded in an explosion at a military base near Sarajevo. No cause was given.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Jared
Sarajevo
Lawrence Cyclones Fireworks stunt echoed in inaugural memory
A Kansas club of 1882 staged a fireworks march in Lawrence with blue trousers red shirts and silver helmets. Posts postmaster Read and others survived minor burns from sparking garments and faulty mortars. The Cyclones drilled twice weekly behind the scenes and warned of sparks, marching with precision like West Point, inspiring today’s inaugural anticipation in Washington.
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Stembers
E. F. Goodrich
Made
Brown
Elliot
Read
Sam
West Point
Lawrence Cyclones Club and its Inaugural Era in Lawrence
The Cyclone Club formed July 8 1884 in Lawrence used as a political engine for Republican support, modeled on military lines with a fixed roster and duties. It peaked during Harrison’s 1888 term, declined in the 1990s, and dissolved. trips to Washington carried costs and loyalties shaped by dues and personal commitments. Eight of sixteen Harrison-era Lawrence Post Office appointees came from Cyclones.
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Ing
Washington
Lawrence
Lawrence Club
Cyclone Club
Grant Club
U. S. Grant
Harrison
Elliot
Read
Brown
Republican Party
Cyclones
Vinland TONsil removal and local social notes in Baldwin
Alvin Jackson had his tonsils removed at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A J Tomlinson and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gottstein Friday evening and attended a Baldwin basketball game. Webb Fenton C C Collins and George Craig enjoyed new television sets. Dave Wray and family left Monday for Lakeland Florida. Mrs Ivan King is slowly recovering from her recent operation. Mr and Mrs Ben Way have moved to Baldwin from Sunflower.
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Alvin Jackson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
A. J. Tomlinson
Fred Gottstein
Baldwin
Webb Fenton
C. C. Collins
George Craig
Dave Wray
Lakeland
Fla
Ivan King
Ben Way
Sunflower
Vinland Mutual Telephone Company Officers Elected
At the annual meeting in Vinland the officers elected were president Jesse Deay vice president Clifford Anderson treasurer Lea Hagerman secretary Herschel Hemphill and director Oakes Templ ey Also discussed was a 15 cent monthly rate increase to cover recent tax expense. Mrs Way works at Sunflower in the local telephone office, the former Joyce Snow. Mr and Mrs Jack Drummond announce the adoption of a baby boy named John Ross. Clyde Nickles and Warren left Sunday morning for Western Kansas to visit relatives. Community meeting at High School Friday night January 23.
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Way
Sunflower
Joyce Snow
Clyde Nickles
Warren
Western
Kansas
High School
Everning
Jack Drummond
John Ross
Vinland Mutual Telephone Company
Jesse Deay
Clifford Anderson
Lea Hagerman
Herschel Hemphill
Oakes Templey
Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued Friday in Probate Court to George E. Colhoff 25 of Bushy Mont and Norma Jean Stout 19 of Bakersfield Calif. Charles G. Taylor 20 of Pinedale Wyo and Janet R. Lewis 18 of Kansas City Mo were likewise authorized. There are some 3 000 species of rodent.
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George E. Colhoff
Bushy
Mont
Norma Jean Stout
Bakersfield
Calif
Charles G. Taylor
Pinedale
Wyo
Janet R. Lewis
Kansas City
Moon
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Florence
Fearing
Virginia Hallman
Margaret Haines
Alta Lonnecker
N. H. St
Edyth Salvesen
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Missouri
Alford-Clarke
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8Th and
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Crystal Room
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Richard L. Blume
Eleanor Hooke
John Scott
Fanny DeLoier
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Glenn Springs
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Ernest Wulfkuble
Vitus Hadl
Pete Bahnmaier
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Miss. St
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Westwood Rd
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Themthers
The
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Fred Ellsworth
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J. c. Morrow
Morrow
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Ned Cushing
Downs
Chester Mize
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Ray Evans
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Evans
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Henry Shenk
Lee
Vax
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Parris Island
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Maxine Lindley
Schoo
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