Kansas Clinches Season Opener In Hectic Methodist Tilt
Kansas rode a steady lead through the game as Baker and the Methodists clashed. McDonald of Baker scored repeatedly while Lonborg sparked KU with strong floor work. Baker, missing star forward Broeker, stayed competitive but could not overtake KU before the final whistle.
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Baker
Wildcats
University of Basketball
Eidine
Methodists
Mc‘Donald
Kansas
K. U
Foyle
Lonborg
McDonald
Methodist
Broeker
Missouri Tigers
Baker Five
Donald
O Hohnes
LO _ Nevins
M. G. Tiley
Kansasity
Charlton and Melton Agency to Continue Under Changes
The Charlton and Melton Insurance Agency will continue its 57 year old policy in Lawrence with Glenn E. Charlton joining H. T. Melton and Rose Robinson remaining in her role. The firm will maintain offices and district as the agency continues to serve major national firms and bonds while stressing loyal customer support.
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Charlton & Melton Insurance Agency
Lawrence
E. L. Charlton
Glenn E. Charlton
H. T.melton
Rose Robinson
Apeacut
United States
Glenn E. Chariton
Phoenixsurance Company
Minnesota
Ilinois
Owa
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Oak
Chariton & “Melton
Honors for Girls at University Achieve First Athletic Letters
Women at the university will receive athletic sweaters and letters for their work in athletics this year marking the first time such honors are awarded in University athletic history. The Women’s Athletic Association has led the effort and supported the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univrsity
Alleie Association
Quota Raised Amid Turbulent Meeting Containing Names
Contested budget session notes raised the quota by nearly half as attendees, including listed donors and residents such as Mrs. W. Russ and Mrs. Honter. Tax entries show small contributions from Beers and Raperetee, with scattered figures like $2.65 and $281.25 amid the irregular accounting.
Fragmented List of Donors and Contributions After Flu Story
The page itemizes numerous donors and cash contributions following the Fluidity Drug Story note, naming individuals and amounts from Mrs. Minnie Allen to Wilbur Pine and F. A. Tad, with totals varying from small sums to double digits, concluding with a vague nux i tone mention.
Haskell Indians Fall To Ottawa Basketeers In Close Duel
In a neck and neck opening period Ottawa led 17 to 12 at halftime and edged ahead in the second half. Haskell tied the score several times but could not seize a lead as Ottawa out shot 32 to 23 and held on for the win amid a furious late rally.
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Ottawa
Haskell
Indians
Wolgast
McLemore
Thedians
Capt. Cochran
Swinehart
Kaskell
Making Good at Sixty Five
A fragmented piece advises older adults on aging healthily. It promotes activity and a positive mindset, mentioning bodily strength and avoiding poisonous waste buildup. An aged persona, perhaps Hassan Ob, is referenced in uncertain terms alongside remedies and cautions.
Shoe conservation tips advertise Nedlin Soles in Omaha
A fragmented ad proclaims Nedlin Soles from Omaha as exceptionally durable, claiming ten months of wear from a pair before uppers wear out and promising another ten months of daily use. It hints at a method to cut shoe bills by buying Nedlin soled shoes and repairing worn uppers with these durable soles, plus waterproofing and Wingtoot heels guaranteed to outwear others.
Local School Adds Baldwin Boy to Sixth Grade
Neal Sales Lardy Chéney of Baldwin Kansas has enrolled in the sixth B. John Mitchell and friends Henry Wilson Harold Skinner and Gordon Griggs plan a gymnasium at Johns home. Thelma Hayter and Miss Jessie Hopkins traveled to Kansas City for the weekend. Henry Wilson Ira Byron bought a California farm and will move soon. Kenny Wilson and Ira Byron were the first Sixth graders to buy a marble in 1919. Miss Wilks and Miss Eggleston spent the weekend in Kansas City. Marble season begins as boys surrender marbles to Miss Edie.
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Lardy Chéney
Baldwin
Kan
John Mitchell
Henry Wilson
Harold Skinner
Gordon Griggs
John
Thelma Hayter
Hayter
Jessie Hopkins
Kansas City
Ira Byron
California
Kenny Wilson
Miss Wilks
Eggleston
Edie
Y M C A and Campus Talks Highlight Kindliness Across Meetings
A church lecture and multiple Y M C A Y W C A sessions are described as well attended and instructive. Prof Slaught led a Doubt talk, Miss Minnie Stockebrand guided a Y W C A session on Kindliness, with violin solo by Elsie Hardin and remarks on kindness by Lincoln. Phebe Bailey extolled cultivating habit, Marie Power shared happiness through kindness, and Laverne Brown noted campus opportunities for kindness. Miss Wilson performed a Schumann waltz at chapel Friday morning.
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J. N. Cavaness
Cayling
W. E.A. Slaught
Y. M. CA
Minnie Stockebrand
Elsie Hardin
Chapel
Miss Wilson
Schumann
Ruth Welty Leads Singers at School Event
A brief school program featured Ruth Welty performing a solo and Miss Wee’s Glass singing Creole Love Song. The event included cheers for the team, a public invitation to attend the meet in the Aelics, and a Tanlac City Drug Store message.
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Ruth
Youiss
Ruth Welty
Ian Widing
Wees Glass
Mr. Dewey
Kansas casu alty list includes six on Bell of Honor
War Department casualty release lists 201 total with 36 dead from wounds 104 severely wounded 61 missing. Kansas names include Clarence E. Kauffman Salina wounded severely Donald Dillon Downs Edward M. Horn Hanston reported killed Charles L Zumwalt Halls Summit missing Ployd W Gift Wellington sick in hospital missing Carl V Nelson Iola and more. Reverend and Mrs Lee hosted a dinner with guests including Jackson Jeltz Adams and King. Wiedemann’s pasteurized ice cream highlighted.
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Kansas
War Department
Clarence E. Kauffman
Salina
Donald Dillon
Downs
Edward M. Horn
Hanston
Charles L. Zumwalt
Halls Summit
Ployd W. Gift
Wellington
Carl V. Nelson
Iola
Lawrence Highs Win From Ottawa Team
The Lawrence High School basketball team defeated Ottawa Highs 30 to 15. Lawrence made ten free throws and guards deterred Ottawa attempts on long shots. At halftime the score was 14 to 10, with Lawrence ahead. Coffman substituted for Ulm in the second half amid a brief brawl between Cochrane and Sellars.
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Lawrence High
Ottawa
Lawrence
Lawrence Guards
Coffman
Ulm
Cochrane
Sellars
Ottawa Féarm
Stauffer
Ottawa lineup details for basketball game list
The record lists players by position for both teams, noting guards centers and forwards. Ottawa starters include Sellars Harris and Snyder with Sellars and Cochrane in the backcourt and Coyacher mentioned. Dr. Orelup is listed with eye ear nose throat services in the Dick building.
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Weed
Endacott
Woestermeyer
Ottawa
Sellars
Harris
Cochrane
Snyder
Dr. Orelup
Dick Building
Selah Dana Nha
James Monroe Coffman Dies at 30 in City Home
James Monroe Coffman died at his home on Lyon Street aged thirty. The funeral will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel at one o clock with Rev M Lee Sorey officiating. He leaves a brother W A Coffman of Lawrence and a sister Mrs Susan G Welcher of Clinton Kansas. Water will be shut off citywide from 1 to 6 PM Sunday January 26. By L A Quigley Supt. MecCullochs Drug Store advertises Eastman Kodak films.
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James Monroe Coffman
Lyon Street
Oak Hill
M. Lee. Sorey
Coffman
W. A. Coffman
Lawrence
Susan G. Welcher
Clinton
Kan
City Water Department
L. A. Quigley
Colored girls' teams form two basketball squads at Kansas
At the University of Kansas the first colored girls basketball teams are organized. Coach Hazel Pratt notes high interest and experience among players who will compete as two squads. The article mentions developing prints at McCelloch's Drug Store and Elizabeth O'Brien visiting Kansas City.
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University of Kansas
Kk. U
Hazel Pratt
University of Kansa
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Kirm
Minnie Allen
Mann
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Katherine E. Reynolds
Smith
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W. W. Cockins
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S. R. Holloway
Es Holloway & Jones
Bibee Bennet
M. ‘Allen
Stewry
Mrs. Appel
Florence S. Elsey
Elly
Pile B. Allen
J. C. Jones
A. Paleer
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L. Sks
Ella Teeter
C. Britkeh
L.E. Ward
Theo Gardner
Sarah Fox
A. Dard
BE. M. Hopkins
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Haskell Institute
Frank Johns
Alfred Heck
Wise Bros
A. E. Reynolds
Alex Hoffman
Josephine Baker
Jacob Hammig
Henry Walteable
A. W. Gaumer
Dan L. Longenecker
M. E. Vermi
W. R. Adam
J.H. Boener
F.W. Lewis
Paul Laptad
PT. S. Sterling
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H. D
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Alice Eed
Marc E. Bird
Wilson Martin
Guy M. Folks
Chester Kilgore
Samuel Johnson
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F. H. Leonard
F. J. Storm
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A.miller
Chas. H. Weed
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W. H. Morgan
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James Wolf
C . Bonne
Chas. Lemon
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S. i Dolan
Ed Pine
Sossthine McCumner
W. H.wiblle
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L. H. McGee
Ala. Hicks
Cliff Pine
Roscoe Pine
Clarence Pine
A. Tyson
Wilbur Pine
D. Pay
F. A. Tad
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Nux-I-Tone
Haskell Indians
Ottawa Basketeers
Wiedemann’s
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Lemore
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McBrine
G . Aye
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Hester. & Roberts
France
Jaedicke
O. P. Harber & Son
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Mass
Tanlac—City
T. D. Lee
G. N. Jackson
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Jeltz
John Adams
J. King
Kerrick
Criptocks
Lawrence Optical. Co
Fine
Ground Floor
Lawrence National Bank
GEO. Oy
Hh, Smithmeyer F. W
W. S. Metcalf
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Eastman Kodak Films
MecCulloch’s
Miatunset
Hiares Newdine
Roulacker
Itman Kotak
Pucks
Ganer
McCelloch’s
Ag Gene
Elizabeth O'Brien
J. L. Jones
O. D. Thomas
Sam Galitzky
Skofstad
Mutual
Mutual Oi Co
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J. R.nee & Sons
Miles Lawrence
D. Thomas
Atdt
Berkshire
Smaal
H.C. Hopper
Law
Marrieti
Sori
Iviroe
Malban Te “Wisautty
Ni BP
Inddern
Puriaee Hest
Henry Proemner
Johnson
T23
New York
Hoy
Green Bros
Cushman
Consimec Nalionuly
John Seaton
Windis St
Chicago
R. J. Red Cockerels
Wolf’s Book Store
Citizens State Bank
Massachusetts St
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
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