Lawrence High Debate Loses to Kansas City Teams
The Lawrence high school debate team fell to Kansas City Wangas by a 2 to 1 judges decision in a morning assembly. Lawrence participants were Carla Eriksen Anna Alexander and Henry Asher against Howard Rast Ahe Liemen and Eugene Hapton. Judges were Professors Queen Eldridge and Jensen from KU. Debate coach JR Boyer will take the affirmative team to Kansas City Kansas tonight for a debate in the high school auditorium.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Carla Eriksen
Anna Alexander
Henry Asher
Howard Rast
Ahe Liemen
Eugene Hapton
Stuart A. Queen
Seba Eldridge
Jens P. Jensen
University of Kansas
JR. J. Boyer
Awrence High School
Kansas
Dancer Yawn Gray seeks annulment of marriage in Baltimore suit
Gladys Marie Brown age 20, new name of Miss Gray, files for annulment from Theo dore MacFarland 27 of Philadelphia. Court papers show party began in Philadelphia and ended in New York after a liquor influenced ceremony. Miss Gray claims no recollection of the marriage and cites misrepresentation and deceit as grounds.
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Yawn Gray
Theodore MacFarland
Philadelphia
New York
Miss Gray
Fawn Gray
Harry K. Thaw
Hyelyn Nesbit Thaw
Chicago
Kansas editors to receive ethics leaflet at Salina convention
A leaflet titled Candus of Journament outlining a code of ethics for editors and publishers is to be distributed to Kansas Press Association members at the Salina convention. The leaflet incorporates standards from the National Editors Society while Kansas committees had previously proposed a local code.
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Kansas
Salina
Kansas Press Association
L. N. Flint
University of Kansas
National Editors Society
Eld
Newspapers
Re sale prices forum at Chamber luncheon
A forum on re sale prices will be the feature of the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at MeTraW Noon. IH. FP. Ber of the KU school of business will present the affirmative and F. T. Stockton will present the negative. The US Chamber arranged a referendum with ballots sent to Lawrence Chamber members asking if federal regulation should permit resale under a distinguishing name and control resale price.
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Chamber of Commerce
Metraw
IH. FP. Ber
K. U. School of Business
F. T. Stockton
Can
School of Business
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lawrences Chamber of Commerce
Stop dispossessions of settlers debated in Washington
In Washington on January 18 a conference with President Coolidge and Senator Oddie discussed a possible resolution to halt federal dispossession of white settlers on Indian lands across western states. Nebraska notes report Mrs Rose Garvey, age 113, Nebraska’s oldest inhabitant, died at her Albion area farm Sunday morning.
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Shington
Pij
Mesident Coolidge
Oddie
Nevada
Nebraska
Albion
Nebi
Rose Garvey
Here
Lawrence Council of Religious Education Attendance Report
The Lawrence Sunday school attendance for January 17 totals 2507 with 2522 listed as overall attendance including colored schools. Largest classes include Christian and Methodist adults and Presbyterian men and women. banquets to be announced. Dr. Gorrill invites annual statistical reports.
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Lawrence
First Methodist
First Christian
Congregational
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
West Side Presbyterian
North Lawrence
Utarian
Nazarime
Christian
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Methian
Gorrill
Night school classes begin at Lawrence High School
A six week session starts tonight at Lawrence High School 7330 for night classes in Home Nursing and Advanced Sewing. Advanced sewing is led by Mrs. J S Daniels, enrollment full. Home surveying led by Dr Florence Sherbon with few spots left. Call the superintendent or attend tomorrow night’s meeting. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays for six weeks with a home demonstration class planned this spring.
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Lawrence ‘High School
J. 5. Damiels
Florence’ Sher ‘Bon
Local Neighbors Attend Sale and Visits in Lawrence
Residents gathered around the Franklin home at the Cox place and at nearby houses for visits, hosting neighbors, relatives, and friends from Lawrence. The Wakarusa township meeting was held at the Topping home with a dinner after.
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Notices list John Lee Charley Steele and Anna Dennis funerals with times at Friends and Funk chapels. Burial plans at Nubbie Hill Oak Hill and Qak Ti cemeteries. Also William J Pennington service details, and marriage notices for Menger Morrisy Topeka and Hamith Grace. Auto theft charge against J H Moles in Douglas County. suspect apprehended in Oklahoma.
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John Lee
Elm Street
Friends Chapel
Tonganexic
William Sholer
Nubbie Hill Cemetery
Anna Dennis
New York Street
Funk
Q'Slack
Rev
Sanford
William J. Pennington
Rumsey
Christian Science Church
Odd Fellow Lodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pennington
J. H. Moles
Douglas Enunty
Fred Geiss
Cummings
Oklahoma
Moses
Hazlett Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
Hazlett faced a statutory charge at a preliminary hearing held today. Judge John Clerk bound Hazlett over to the February term of district court with bond set at 100.
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HE Hazlett
H. E. Hazlett
John Clerk
Hazlett
Interdenominational Students Conference Report at Evanston
Report of the Interdenominational Students Conference in Evanston. Delegates from First Methodist volume discuss church cooperation, unity, and war alternatives. They condemn warfare, call for racial justice, foreign student courtesy, and reform in church missions amid a busy church program and activities.
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First Methodist Church
Evanston
Jwasp
Humee Harkey
Frank Klingberg
Helen Mareceff
Louis’ Evans
Pauline Smith
Miss Warkey
Kling*berg
Mars
Helen Marcell
Ivans
St Church of
Cher
Foreign Missions Movement
Yxaath Cnn
Hisson
Richie Ch
Mary Goad
John
Esther Home Girls
Woman's Night Program and Ladies' Aid Meetings Noted
The notice invites women to support a Woman's Night program with a mid week meeting at 8:00 am in the league room. It lists Ladies' Aid groups meeting on Wednesday January 20 and Thursday at various homes with hostesses named. Bible Circle No 3 gathers at 2:30 pm, subjects include The Holy Spirit. The Loyal Ladies Class meets Friday at Glenn Moody siding.
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John
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies' Aid
I. A. Bales
BR. I
E. Hat Long
Aid
J. Akers
Glenn Moody
Stith
Brotherhood Monthly Meeting And Jubilee Concert
First Presbyterian Church schedules a Thursday 6:30 p m brotherhood meeting followed by a business session after supper. A Friday church concert features the Jackson Jubilee Singers. Katherine Fuilergan named Cradle Roll superintendent of the Sunday School. The Women’s Missionary Society delay due to the Jubilee concert.
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First Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
Jackson Jubilee Singers
Katherine Fuilergan
Jubilee Singers
Women’ ‘Ss
Stciety
Heet Pain Relief Ad Promises Quick Heat Therapy
An old advert describes Heet as an applicator with cork attached for easy brushing over painful joints and muscles. It claims instant penetrating heat draws out pain and stiffness, relieves congestion, and offers two soothing ingredients. The clean liquid supposedly won’t stain or irritate skin and costs 60 cents in drugstores.
Missionary Society plans meetings and hospital coat work
The Wise eel January 27 postponement noted. The Women's Missionary Society finished hospital coats for McCarty hospital in China. Mrs J C Sproul chairs the department with Mrs Lowman and Mrs Stevenson aiding. The executive board will meet Wednesday evening before the midweek service to discuss the Creed of the Presbyterian Church. Church officers and Sunday school workers urged to attend. Scout Committee held Troop meeting with J F Weersing presenting 1926 registration cards. Dr N P Sherwood and Prof H A Cunningham attended. Assistant Scoutmasters J G McElhimey and Irwin Barnes received certificates.
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the Missionary Society
McCarty — Hospital
J. F. Weersing
N. P. Sherwood
H. A. Cunningham
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Lawrence High Assembly
Chamber , of Commerce
Vesuvius
Italy
Lawrence Council OF Religious Education
Cours
Liberty Memorial High School
Franklin
Floyd Cox
Robert White
Allaree
Elzy’ Davis
Davis
Roy Waldron
Waldr
Melvin Fletcher
Samuel Fletcher
Geneva
Evelyn} White
Clarence Davis
Johnnie
Kaw Valley
Elzy Davis
Jami Sherman Fletcher
A. E. Welsh
Oliver Schutz
Helen
Hazel Shirar
Robert. White
James Childears
Sanford Johns
William Fairley
Ekx Davis
Fidey
Wakarusa Towniship Board
Lida Wilson
Charles Young
Young
J . Clifford
Lee Enyart
Billy Lemon
Caroline
Hazelshen
Okema
Florence
Lesley Kindred
Wellener
Wilson
Near Esha
William Bigele
J.D. Martin
Phin White
John Smoots
Normar Swallow
Kanwaka's
Floyd “Cox
Cox
Michael Schutz
Emma
Oliver. Schatz
Lake View
Lloyd
Faye Young
John Garret
Tankar Hich
Laure Claxton
Belvoir
Ralph Standing
Rence
George Tuttle
Kate
Michael Heizmann
Dorothy
Mr. Zipp
Busi Nest
John Hagen
Clinton
Allen Smoots
Homer
Charles Lemon
J. D. Martin
Edward
Armstrong Martin
Plin White
J. M. Welters
Merile Walters
Anna
Arthur Schutz
Robert Mearland
Deveaved
Robert
Agthor Oatman
D. Lewis
Kaw Valiex
MR. Coleman
Roy H. Garey
Massaites
Massachusetts
Iwest
Sneee
Bell
W.D. Briscoe
Ottawa
Maine Street
Briscoe
Lewis Wallace
Joe Jeltz
Henry Mises
Cooper
John. Clark
Keith Moore
Charles Steele
Charley Steele
F. A. Gardner
Steele
John M
James L
Denver
Colo
Horace E
Hillsborough
W. Va.t
Inttie Phart
Riverside, Calif
Fra Menger
F. M. Morrisy Lincoln
Pearl McDonough
Chee
Alfred W. Lone
Henry Miller
Topeka
Anl
Tanoo
G. Wynn Grace Hamitha
Judge Menzer
Shirin
Bayer
Strehborn
ROUP
Morrison Agency
Mass
Pierson
Sikce 1902
Missouri Coal
Krum Coat Co
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana St
Edmond
C. A. Vancil
California
Fred Harvey
Pullmans
Grand Canyo National Park
Lawrenes, Ks
Uhone
Fay Ments
Green. Bros
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