Transcripts and credit rules for advanced standing students
University of Kansas outlines advanced standing procedures led by Miss Nora Siler. Many transfers seek September enrollment, with 94 advanced standing entrants in the first summer term. Credits from Bible and education courses may be disqualified. freshman credit not given. Unclassified status persists until 20 hours are completed. New grade point requirements to take effect in fall.
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Universisre
Nora Fi. Siler
Advanced
University of Kansas
Siler
Senate
Oakridge Notes on Illness Weddings and Local News
Mrs Laverne Jones Reynolds of Kansas City visited her mother Mrs J D Jones last week. The threshing season began with Clifford Dehoff threshing for Fred Harmos. Lena Sutton married Harl Dunkel of Los Angeles California at Lawrence Christian Church. Mrs H G Van Neste hosted Pleasant Hour Club with national colors for July 4. Elmer and Mrs Wise plan wheat harvest in New Mexico, nephew Clarence Wise staying. John Woolf injured in Fenner Springs train accident. friends wish speedy recovery. Lineman Wooton of Kansas Telephone visited. Metcalf and Emma Miller noted. Numerous July 4 events limit the week. Shrine Park at Leavenworth among plans.
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Laverne Jones-Reynolds
Kansas City
J. D. Jones
Lena Sut
Harl Dunkel
Los Angel Cal
Lawrence Christian Church
Sutton
California
H. G. van Neste
Pleasant Hour Club
Johnie Morgan
Frank Leonhard
Frank Berteir
Gladys Kyle
Gawker City
C. 6G
Fenner Springs
John Woolf
Frank Dons
Johnie
Oakridge
Lineman Wooton
Kansas Telephone Company
Owen E. DeVore
Lawrence
N.G. Smith
Register of Deeds
Wm. Metcalf
Emma Miller
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Charlie Strong
A. A. Green
London
J. D. Denes
Woolf Melef Bornings
Marie H
Lemuel Scott Ant
Robert Duane
Loren Jack
Grange meeting in warm lawn setting and local notes
A farmer notes a Grange meeting on the lawn at F. A. Lewis's home despite heat. Several locals visit relatives in Kansas and Missouri while others inspect potato crop prospects in the Dakotas. Harvest is finished and threshing begins. various trips and social events fill the week.
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Grange
Weekend Guests and Social Roundup in Douglas County
Topeka visitors stayed with relatives while Lawrence folks joined family gatherings. Harvest helper Ralph Caffman assisted Mr Bereiter. Several relatives from Kansas City, Los Angeles, and Lawrence visited and dined with local families. Illness improved for Mrs Ewing who attended social events, and farm bureau plans were announced for July with current events as roll call.
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Williamstown Baptist Ladies Aid
Ben Hurd
Tyrrell and Stewart
Atchison
Oak Grove
Uts
Cooke International
Pat Tenpenny
Dorothy
al ‘Tone Allen
Wilsey
Morris County
Kansas
Violet Wolff
Humbolt
Lou Carl
Clark
Stellar
Nebis
L. L. Tyrrell
B. F. White
Marjorie
Marguerite
Bernadine McLenny
Topeka
Mutual Benefit
M. B. Club
Chatt McCoy
Bicnic
Clib
James Leger
Grove
U. A. Hardesty's
Orphan McCoy
Metha Hamm
Daisy Preamure
Melba’ Hamm
Jno. Nevins
Clyde Humphries
Maud Webb
Moore
Ross Stanwix
Stanwix
Bertha Knop
Lawrence
Frank Walters
Ralph Caffman
Bereiter
Fred Heck Sr
James Houk
Alfred Heck
Robert Rose
Kansas City
John Rush
Los Angeles
California
Leonhard
Frank Jahur
Frank Leonhard
Old Friends Club
Schalls
A. D. Lynch
Fairview
Charlie St Lawrence
Fred Strong
L. H. Leonhard
A. A. Green
S. Leland Colman
Brackett
Wilman
H. G. van’ Neste
Bill” Hudson
Herbert Wulfhurle
Alfred Hee
Edgar Kyle
Cawker City
Emanuel Bereiter
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Oakridge
W. R. Stiner
Heck
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Chas. Baker
Hobart Stallard
Dakotas
Bernadine McClenny
Jack Welter
M. M. Haas
Baldwin
Eugene Baker
Joe Seeber
Eudora
Virgil Allen
Florence Dunn
C. T. Allen
Oskaloosa
Laura Leeman
Ossa
London Stage Society
C. K. Munro
Clover Hill
Andv
Gustafson
Harry Warner
Ft. Pierce
Fla
Florida
Manhattan
Chambray
Lee
Palm Beach
Manhattans
Madras
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
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Naingook Athletic
Henk
Panamas
Bankoks
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