Huskers and Jayhawks clash in fast paced Missouri Valley bout
Tonight at 7:30 Nebraska hosts Kansas in a high energy conference clash likely to decide the league pennant. Two officials will referee to ensure fairness as coach Allen’s team seeks its first win and Kansas aims to extend their perfect record. Results will be wired to the Journal-World at halftime and final.
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Nebraska
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Crimson
Blue Court Warriors
Cornhuskers
J.monroe Sweeney
Warren C. Guiles
F. C. Allen
Journal-World
Kansas
Ackerman Schmidt
Peterson Wilkins
Gorton
Ames
Rain at Bowersq k draws local theatre interest
Broadway success for two years with over three million seen, Rain draws local theatre supporters. Miss Thompson adaptation by John Cotton and Clarence Randolph praised by New York critics, a South Seas missionary tale with strong dramatic appeal and potential controversy. Also Kansas City track meeting rule change, Fulton bank robbery, and cold remedies sold in Lawrence.
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Bowersq K
Lawrence
Padia
Sam H. Harris
New York
Josie
Somerset Maugham
Thompson
John Cotton
Clarence Randolph
Jo Kind
Aga
Tis Gun
Sam
H. Harris
Werrenrath to Return in Leavenworth Recital
Famous baritone Reinald Werrenrath returns to Leavenworth for a recital in the junior high auditorium on Thursday evening February 12 under the Leavenworth Musical Club. Werrenrath, a favorite with music lovers, will perform a program appealing to general tastes and has previously appeared at the University Concert Hall.
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Reinald iWerrenrath
Willl
Leavensworth
Leaven‘worth
Werrenrath
Sunday Socials Across Fairview and Nearby Homes
Fairview residents hosted and visited family friends at multiple Sunday gatherings. Mr. and Mrs Homer Brownles dined with C E Ralston, Arthur Schutz visited Schutz’s parents, and Mrs Schutz’s relatives in Farmland joined. Others included Mr Bulla visiting daughter Mrs William Wells, Ana Kehrer, and E Leary at Griffin home. Misa Day, a University student, spent mid semester break at home. George Leese dined with Chas Cooper family, and Mrs Egtel Moore hosted a birthday dinner for two year old Hazel Fern. The gatherings also featured Mr and Mrs Cox and daughter Neva of Kansas City, and Mr and Mrs Herbert McClintock with son Gene, plus the Shurk Edwards and Clyde Edwards families, Estel Moore and children Max and Hazel Fern, and the Chas Howard family visiting in Oak ridge.
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Homer -Brownles
C. E! Ralston
Arthur Schutz
Schutz
Mitchell
Farmland
Bulla
Redfield
William Wells
Wells
T. Griffin
Misa
George Leese
Chas, Cooper
Egtel’ Moore
Hawel Fern
Kansas City
Herbert McClintock
Gene
Mer
Shurk Edwards
Clyde] Edwards
Estel | Moore
Max
Hazel Fern
Chas. Howard
Oakridee
Fae
A. Qr Lynch
Meyer
Carl
Local Social and School News Recap
Sunquist of Lawrence hosted supper at Peter Dreher’s home. Neighborhood residents joined, while Eugene Leary attended the Leavenworth-Lawrence basketball game in Lawrence. George Frisbey died. Roy and Mrs. Frisbey, formerly of the area, had moved to Florida. Arthur Schutz spent time with his parents in Franklin. Mrs. C B E Ralston traveled to Lawrence for dental work and visited her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Peters hosted Mr. ada Will Cannon of Lawrence for supper. Various families, including the Schutz and Brown households, visited in Lawrence and Lake View. Fairview pupils achieved good marks on the bi monthly exam held Jan 15–16 with Stratford serving hot lunches. tuberculosis stamp sales earned $6.20, yielding a baseball and bat as a premium. C E Ralston and family attended Baptist funeral services.
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Lecompton
Gen
Ionpton
Glenn Church
Babbitt
Lawrence
Babbitt J
Bers
B. F. Glenn
B. F. Moore
Irene
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Thool
Lecomp
Sunquist
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Hipniec
Harold Marshall
N.B. Brown
Eugene Leary
Leavenworth-Lawrence
George Frisbey
Roy Frisbey
Frisbey
Florida
Arthur Schutz
Franklin
Frank Horrell
Chas. Whedon
Oliver Schutz
Lake View
E. Brown
Clarence Meek Ands
iMiss Hilda Koehler
Fairview School
Ing
Miss Brown
Howard and Sons
Floyd Nisely
John Robert
Harold Brown
Brown
Eugene’ Leary
Wm. Hines Horse
Clark's Suh Cruise Around the World Starts Soon
Last Call to join Clark's Suh cruise around the world four months priced at 1250 dollars including hotels drives guides and fees. Departing Los Angeles February 4 at midnight by Cunard charter on the anchor new ss California 17 tons with 18 days in Japan and China and optional 18 days in India Cairo Jerusalem Athens Europe stopover originator of round the world cruises with 30 years in business Telegraph for reservations to Rank C Clari Times Ride New York.
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Cunard
California
Japan
China
India
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Europe
Round the World Cruises
Telegraph
C.clari
Times Ride
New York
Mrs Wells Attends at William Wells Home
Mrs W D Wells spent Sunday at the William Wells home and Lawrence Thursday of Mrs M I Dies. Mrs Dias had been a dear friend of Mrs Ralston. Floyd Nisely and Lewis Mr and Mrs Cias Wells and Howard attended the sales of Mr McGleHand and Mrs Abels. Thursday and aay ree a Koehler went he visi
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W.D. Wells
William Wells
Lawrence
M. Im
Dias
Ralston
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Church News
Flory and family entertain with Louise Koehler and guests. Neighborhood visits include Mrs Nisely and friends. Ruth Brown visits De Soto teaching staff. Harold Brown plans return to Lawrence for second semester. Wesleyan church in England allows women to be ordained as ministers.
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Wesleyan Church of England
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