Cornhuskers Set for Valley Showdown in Kansas
Kansas hosts Nebraska in a pivotal Big Valley clash at Mount Oread as Jayhawks chase top place with a long win streak. Nebraska, arriving from Manhattan, seeks rebound after losses to the Aggies and Sooners, led by captains Black Ackerman and Volz Tipton in a hard fought lineup.
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Cornhuskers
Kansas Aggies
Jayhawen
Robinson
Mount Oread
Kansas
Jayhawker
K. U. Court
Renin
Colume
Ee neRon
Courtstersyminasium
Gymum
Henie Klein
Cornhiskers
Aggies
Issouri
Oldshoma
Lincolns
Manhattan
Raska
Lincoln
al- Jayhawkey
Xigin
Nebraska
Cormhusk
Kleinhag
Goods N
Volz
Tip- Ten
Black
Dozier
Lawrence
Drake
Oklahoma
iBlack
Asher Tackerman
F Black
Heckerr
Aggie
Babee
Midium Jeneth
Ageiawa
Cornhusker
Hope and Victory in Tight Win for Local High School Basketball
Hope and victory marked a hard fought win over Horton as Liggitenite high school clinched the game in a close first test in the new gym. Fans anticipate stronger play this season with Captain Dowers and Coker possibly eligible next semester. Lawrence volleyball to represent Chamber of Commerce gym in new Valley Ball League amid plans for regional teams. Card of Thanks notes gratitude for support during illness and death of a mother.
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Dowers
Coker
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas City
Topeka
New
Ba Teague
Lawrénce
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence High Stuns Horton In 14–13 Basketball Tilt
Lawrence High School edged Horton 14 to 13 in a close night game to claim its first basketball win of the season. Edwards led Lawrence with six points while Craig paced Horton with three field goals. a junior high game preceded the main event, 14 to 9.
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Lawrence High School
Horton
Edwards
Lawrence
Craig
Lawrence Junior High
Personal notices from Topeka and nearby towns
A string of short notices lists visits and departures involving Christine Cret tel in Topeka and Ottawa, Eva Lee, Mary Crettel, W T Williams, G E Jones, the Rev S B Lucas, Otto Bofinger, the Rev W L Shuler, E G Smith, H Redding, W R Smith, W Griesa, R L Carter, and B A Williams. It notes J F Williams’s death in Rochester from sleeping sickness, and mentions business ties in Columbus. Local ads for Zerbst’s Grip capsules and Kaw Valley Fuel Co. appear.
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Christine Crettel
Topeka
C. G. Trabert
Warren C
Ottawa
William Gillis Jand
C. A. Hill
Eudora
Eva Lee
Garnett
G. E. Jones
Mary
Crettel
Stet
City
W. T. Williams
S. B. Lucas
LeRoy
Kansas
Otto Bofinger
B. A. Williams
J. A. Hamlin
Columbus
Mr. Williams
J.F. Williams
Rochester
N. Y
J. F. Williams
Lawrence
Chi Omega wins swimming meet with 26 points
The Chi Omegas topped the women's swimming meet at Robinson gym pool with 26 points, followed by Kappa Kappa Gamma at 23 and Alpha Xi Delta at 21. Beth McChing led Chi Omega with 13 points, winning backstroke and first breaststroke and placing second in breast stroke for form.
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Chi Omegas
Robinson, Gymnasium
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Alpha“Xi' Deltas
Beth McChing
Chi Omega
Margaret Walker
Theta
Alpha Xi’ Delta
Josephine Lantz
Gertrude Edwards
Beth McClung
Elizabeth Walker
Martha Sharon
Helen Marcell
Alpha -Xis
New Haven Vote Shows Modifications to Prohibition Question
A Yale News poll of faculty and students in New Haven, Conn, reveals a plurality favoring modification of the 18th Amendment. Results: 982 for modification, 585 for enforcement, 526 for repeal. In Washington, Coolidge approves extending federal reserve and war finance aid to northern banks in the wheat region at risk of closing. Also, Mrs Harriet C Moore returns from abroad and will spend the weekend in Lawrence with Mrs C E Esterly before continuing to California.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale News
Washington
Harriet C- Moore
Lawrence
C. E. Esterly
California
Peggy's Winter Shopping Spree Brims With Deals
Peggy visits Squire's for fine cabinet work on snapshots and buys Keeley's Old Fashioned Chocolates at Rankin's, plans more this week. She warms with Electric Power Company heaters, buys incubators and poultry supplies from Green Brothers Hardware, and picks up Sally Ann Bread from Zephyr bakery. Bell's offers narcissus bulbs as winter flowers, while Thornton's Drug Store runs a grab sale and a spring hats display draws shoppers.
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Peggy
Keeley
Rankin’s
Rankin
Keeley's
Bell’s
University of Kansas Engineering Smoker in Eagles Hall
The University school of engineering held a smoker last evening in Eagles Hall. A male quartet provided music while Col E M Stayton of the Kansas City Railway Company delivered a short talk. Prof J A Dent spoke on the upcoming annual exposition to be held this spring. Dean P F Walker introduced the speaker, and Robert Sharpe, president of the engineering school, led the event planning. Racers progeny to run.
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University School of Engineering
Eagles Hall
E. M. Stayton
Kansas City Railway Company
J.A. Dent
P. F. Walker
Robert Sharpe
Engineering School
First Get of Mans War Are Listed in Comink Races
New York January 18 Associated Press The 1924 racing season will see the first get of Man o War as two year olds Twelve colts and fillies qualified nine owned by Samuel D Riddle and W M Jeffords J K Maddux owns the remaining three Names include Flagship Homerich First Mate Friendship Two Maid of Arms Florence Nightingale Flotilla Gun Boat Seaplane and others with their sires dams and owners listed The feature centers on Man o War offspring and early entries in two year old racing
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New York
Associated Press
Zev
Samuel D. Riddle
W. M. Jeffords
J. K. Maddux
Riddle
Homerich
Batanoen
S. D. Riddle
Florence Nightingale
Mrs. Jeffords
Flotilla
dJeffords
Kaw Valley
Multiple church notices on Ninth Street area services
A collage of religious notices lists services at Ninth Street Baptist, United Brethren, North Lawrence Baptist, Free Methodist, First Church of Christ Scientist, Trinity Church, St Pauls Evangelical, First Christian, First Presbyterian, Plymouth Congregational, Trinity Lutheran, First Baptist, St Luke A M E, Unitarian, St James A M B Church. It includes prayer meetings, Sunday schools, sermons, evangelistic programs, and a sewing circle event with admission.
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Ninth
9Th and
Ohio
G. N. Jackson
McCalop
Aus
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Illinois Street
Rieder
Topeka
St. Luke A. M. E. Church Corner
New York
T. W. Greene Jr
M. Bivens
Allen Christian Endeavor
S. Snowden
What Time Is It What Time Is It Morning Worship at First Methodist
A compact listing of religious services and community notices from the First Methodist Episcopal Church and Immanuel Lutheran Mission. It lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m with sermons titled What Time Is It and Christ s Way of Life. Also includes university and high school leagues, a Good Cheer service at 8 p m, and the ministers involved.
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Sewing Circlé
Rufus Scott
A. A. Royston
First Christian Church
Kentncy
Bok
H. H. Lane
First Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Ninth
E. A. Bleck
Eliot Porter
Burdett
Briggs
Marjorie McKelvy
C. E
C. GC. Stewart
East Bottoms
Church School
Eusden
Young Peoples
King James
Goodspeed
van Loon
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Eleventh
New Hampshire Sts
N. D
Indianapolis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth
Edward Hislop
Edwin F. Price
University League
Albert Fearing
Leland Lewis
Cost of the game racks up Lawrence gym expenses
A Lawrence high school basketball night cost over ten dollars for gym use. Half a ton of coal heated the gym, plus electric light and water, with engineers and janitors adding to expenses. Auditorium costs were higher due to more coal and lights.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence-Horton Basket
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Nebragkans
Lawrence High
E. W. Grove
Charles Barker
Walter Roberts
Hubert" Barker
College Lad
Harry Williams
Jack Demsey
University of Pennsylvania
Williams
Lawrence H. S
Foster
Felita J. Kennedy
Myers
Kot Edwards
E. Jones
P. Jones
McCoy
Lawrence J. H
Moore
McFarland
D. Ene
Rice
Ursman
Swadley
Jonoel
Fenstemiaker
Ollinger
G. Sromald Kester
Darr
Metniis
Zerbst
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Kaw
Valley. Fuel. Co
Chi-Omegas
SPORT
Nemasies
Eansae
Manhattan Five
Missour
Jayhawkers
Quigley
Usher
Bunker
the Wild Cats
Yale
Peggy Pin
Squire's
Massachusetts
Oloe
Pogey
Electric Power Company
Itenter Brothers
Green Brothers Hardware Store
Sally Ann
Zephyr
Peegy
Thornton's
Comink
United Brethren
W. L. Browning
Byron J. Clark
North Lawrence Baptist Church
Free Methodist
Minnie A. Beers
B. Kier
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Reading
Tak
Trinity Church
Evan
A. Edwards
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Ray A. Eusden
First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
Forest E. Witcraft
Unitarian Church
Wilson M. Backus
W. C. Stevens
Walter Morrison
Young People’s Society
Mary Palmer
St. James A. M. B
Maple Street
J. W. Johnson
N. 7Th Street
TR. Jackson
Christian Endeavor
Richelue
Aglan
Sweet Peas
Ward's
Piggly Wiggly
Bulletin
Sunkist
Naval Oranges
Doz
M. L. Heerboth
Paola
E. Krentz
Jaeens
Lydia IE. Pinkham
Lawrence Gamp
Frank Gibbs J. A. Hamlin
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
J. R. Holmes
ABC Electric
Foundresy
Kansas Electric Power, Co
Bias A.m.peaker
Judge C. C. Stewart
The
Aunt Mary
Round Corner
St. Lawrence, Kans
Wolf's Book Store
F. B. McCelloch Druggist
Mase Street
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