Hazy campus mood as KU students begin finals
University of Kansas students faced hazy weather and a packed finals day. Open book final changes, student reactions, and a Hoch auditorium plaque project dominate campus notes. KU sculptor Bernard Frazier previews a bronze plaque for Edward Wallis Hoch, while editor-elect Tom Ellis juggles duties and a 18-hour load.
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University of Kansas
Mt. Dread
Watson Library
Bernard “Poco” Frazier
K. U
Hoch
Edward Wallis Hoch
Kansas
Missouri Sophomores Praised Amid Team Development
Allen praised the classy Missouri sophomores and predicted the next two years will make them a powerful crew. Reserve forward Loren Florell of Topeka missed the game due to a minor appendicitis but expected quick recovery and a return to normal in a few days.
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Missouri
Allen
Tiger
Loren ‘Florell
Topeka
Florell
Local society notes and club meetings in Douglas County
Farm Bureau women chorus meets Saturday at 2 at the old high school building. J. J. bridge club gathers Friday at 2:15 at Mrs. Harry Shepard's home. Women's Relief Corps No. 9 holds its regular meeting tomorrow at 2 in the veterans hall, followed by a January birthday tea. Quilting groups meet in the morning with a covered dish lunch. Mrs. Logsdon hosted a bridge party last evening. prizes to Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Kelley. guest prize to Mrs. Veatch for her birthday. Guests included C W Poltton, W O Brownlee, E G Stith, G Bayles, Fred Jordan, A Warren Casey, Earl Kreider, Howard McConnell, R M Kelley, T Hough, Howard Veatch, and others. On Saturday evening Mrs. Logsdon hosted another party. birthday cake and gift to Mrs. E A Wood. bridge prizes to Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Waters. Attendees listed include J K Woodhull, John Selig, Coy, McClung, Russell Steen, Fred Bremer, L R Perry, W G Beoughe, Fred Montg, Warren Waters, and E A Wood.
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Douglas County
Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
Bell
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
Veterans’ Hall
E. J. Logsdon
Earl Potter
Russell Kelley
Howard Veatch
Mesdames
C.W. Poltlom
W. O. Brownlee
E. G. Stith
C.g. Bayles
Fred Jordan
Warren Casey
Earl Kreider Howard McConnell
R. M. Kelley
T. Hough
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female functional problems and aging. It claims to restore vitality by supporting the body's systems and improving sexual appeal.
Women gather for bridge and bowling at Elks club
A large group of women attended bridge at five tables with prizes won by Mrs. Wilfred Hunsinger and Mrs. S. C. Hinshaw. Bowling saw thirty participants with high scores by Mrs. Sam Hurwitz, Mrs. Frank Kruse, and the Wolfsons. Hostesses were Mrs. K. C. Evans and Mrs. Howard Reedy. The note also mentions upcoming nuptials for Lois Martin to Raymond Britton and various club events and a baby clinic at city hall led by Dr. Harry Gilkey.
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Elks Club
Wilfred Hunsinger
S. C. Hinshaw
K. C. Evans
Howard Reedy
Sam Hurwitz
Frank Kruse
Abe Wolfson
Ralph Wolfson
Harry Gilkey
Swartz couple travels to Kansas City for husband
Linwood Mrs. Eugene Swartz left this week for Kansas City to be with her husband who is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Engle entertained the following guests, Sunday.
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Eugene Swartz
Kansas City
A. H. Engle
Sun
Community Notes From Local Families and Meetings
Mr and Mrs James Whitted and family attend updates in Missouri and Kansas. Linwood Knitting Club hosted by Mrs H K Kuebler. Charles Henik ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs James Smith visit Nortonville mother in critical condition. Fred Meinke returns home briefly. Reno visit byJim McKinery and Shelly Winkleman. Roy Servisiss and Theodore Meinke visit relatives in Kansas City. Milton Anderson visits parents in KC. Lawrence residents Shelley Baugher and Joe McMillen join Sunday dinner with McMillen family. Shirley Darlene Porth of Bonner Springs visits Jess Johnson family. Mrs Orville Rhodes attends Round Table at Nicol home. Morgan Sedgewick injures toes while cutting wood.
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James’ Whitted
St. Jee Ae Mo
H. F
DeCune
James Smith
Theodore Meinke
Kansas City
Milton Anderson
Shelley Baugher
Lawrence
Joe McMillen
Charles McMillen
Philip Porth
Shirley Darlene
Bonnerop Hinge
Jess Johnson
Orville Rhodes
Round Table Club
M. E.nicol
Morgan Sedgewick
Amaranth Hunt Dinner and Local Society News
In Overbrook events, the Amaranth club held its annual Hunt dinner at Mr and Mrs H R Long home. Miss Mabel Speilman hosted the Searchlight club luncheon January 11. Announcements include the marriage of Dr C O Lewis and Miss Edina Ayres of Topeka, now living with the Minford family in Overbrook, and the marriage of Frances Laurine Long to Joe Weber at the Highland Park First Methodist church in Topeka. The couple will reside in Kansas City Missouri.
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Amaranth Club
H. R. Long
Mabel Speilman
Searchlight Club
C. O. Lewis
Edina Ayres
Topeka
Minford
Overbrook
Howard Long
Frances Laurine
Joe Weber
August Weber
Independence
Gordon
Pritchett
Highland Park First Methodist Church
Weber
Overbrook Rural High School
Kansas University
Lawrence
Delta Zeta
Kansas City
Glen Dodder
Jennings. Price
Priscilla Club
Community gatherings and visits span Overbrook week
The record lists numerous social events and visits across Overbrook and nearby towns. Residents attended dinners, installations, and New Year gatherings at homes and the community hall. Several guests from Ottawa, Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City are named among the attendees.
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Fashion Magazine
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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J. K. Woodhull
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Coy
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Boughton
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Vanity Beauty Shop
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T. W. Martin
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Forrest Springer
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. M. Clevenger
L. M. Metzler
C. H. Constant
E. F. Price
Ralph Ward
George Harper
W.R.C
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Nebraska
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Ottawa
Albert Neese
James Sullivan
Marcel Pugh
Will McDonald
Twin Falls
Ida
Will Darnell
Mann Smith
H. L
C. Metsker
Lone Star
W. Behrens
Hoover
Ee Richard
I. L. Hoover
Betty Skages
Ernoon
S. W. Owens
Harold Fisher
Owens
Iving Platt
Junction City
J. W. Valentine
Del
McAllen
James Bryson
Mae Price
Michigan Valley
Edwards
Clyde
Bill Gracey
Earl Miller
Lawrence Persinger
Houston House
Frances Easton
Lyndon
Ardelle Baker
O. A. Barnes
Charles Boley
Carbondale
W. P. Jeweler
Michigan
Spot Cash Shoe Store
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