Boy quits luxury to make own way
Chicago June 2 A 15 year old New York financier’s son William Theile disappeared May 3 and was found in Chicago living as Jay Webster selling magazines. He said he left to escape society life and may return home after his mother’s illness prompted tears. He shared a room with Charles Fritz and had $40 when he left Rye Day School.
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Chicago
William Theile
New York
Chicago Daily Times
Long Island Sound
Marmaroneck
The
Atlantic Investing Corporation
Daniel Webster
Times
North Side
Jay Webster
Charles J. Fritz
Fritz
Young Theile
Theile
Rye Day School
Rye. Y
William Webster
Theila
Daniel. Webster
N. Y
Associated Press
Lavender and alyssum edging for summer beds
The article explains planting a border using lavender ageratum and white alyssum. It details sowing a drill a foot and a half from the bed edge, placing a parallel row of sweet alyssum six inches in, thinning to six inches, and continuing care with weeding and watering. Compact agoratum varieties provide continuous bloom until frost.
Planting guide for alyssum and companions outdoors
Outdoor sowing advice covers alyssum and ageratum with white and lavender varieties, noting continuous bloom until frost. Transplanting is discouraged. sow directly in chosen ground and thin to six inches. Edging works from window boxes, and companion Mexican marigolds provide showy borders. Both tolerate most soils with full sun, transplanting ease varies by species.
Open for Commencement KU Buildings and Museums Exhibit
University of Kansas museums and buildings will be open through commencement week starting Friday with extra Sunday and Monday displays. Six new dioramas by Bernard Frazier for Dyche museum illustrate prehistoric Kansas stages through sculpture and painting. Prof. W J Baumgartner's film of a growing cell will be shown twice Sunday and once Monday. Dr J D Leonard has delivered 1,600 babies in 33 years with only three months off. Matto Grosso Cotton Exports: 1,320 bales expected this year, up from 180 last season.
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University of Kansas
Bernard Frazier
Dyche Museum
Kansas
W. J. Baumgartner
J. D. Leonard
Matto Grosso
Brazil
Representation of the earths surface and puzzling clues
Across clues listed from 4 to 85 include topics like geology bow, mineral springs, Greek letters, and planet names. Down clues mix terms such as worship light fabric and decayed coin with references to American Indians, French cities, and anatomical parts, forming a dense crossword puzzle page.
About 100 CSEP Students Will Receive K. A. Degrees
About 100 of the 1,100 University of Kansas graduates and certificate recipients are in College Student Employment Projects. Seventy are seniors. 15 or 20 are graduate students. Chancellor Lindley proposed such government work for students unable to attend college to help finish degrees and ease unemployment.
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University of Kansas
NYA
E. H. Lindley
Barry Woodring to address Neodesha Legion delegates
Barry Woodring, visiting Neodesha, Kan, will address the Second District Legion convention Monday. The event near Neodesha is expected to draw about 1,500 Legion members, with the convention opening Sunday.
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Barry Woodring
Neodesha
Garnett
Kan
Harry H. Woodring
Oid
C. C. Vickers
American Legion
Firemen Free Robin in Bristow Distress
Robin entangled in fishing line rescued by Bristow fire department using a ladder. In South Bend, over 3,000,000 bees to be rented to Michigan for spring pollination of fruit trees.
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Robin Bristow
Okla
Bristow
South Bend, Ind
South Bend
Michigan
Miss Lorene Fairbairn heads to Washington trip and meeting
Miss Lorene Fairbairn with Mrs Clifford Reusch departs Saturday for a week in Washington D C to attend the national meeting of farm women. Frances Metcalf signs for another year in Model district. Annual school meeting at the schoolhouse drew a large crowd. J C Hemphill reelected clerk and Miss Anna Donovan, longtime teacher, reelected. Sunday callers at Mrs C S Fairbairn home included Clifford Reusch and family Ruby Fairbairn Red Cross nurse Emma Howell Prichard Memorial hospital and Conrad Marshall and family from Lawrence. Picnic supper on the lawn with Mr and Mrs Jerry Schoenlein and Miss Marjorie Bereiter from Kansas City. Mrs Raymond Gardner also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Fairbairn
Clifford Reusch
Washington, D. C
Frances Metcalf
J. C. Hemphill
Anna Donovan
C .S. Fairbairn
Ruby Fairbairn
Red Cross
Emma Howell
Prichard
Memorial Hospital
Conrad Marshall
Lawrence
Jerry Schoenlein
Kansas City
Marjorie Bereiter
Frank Bereiter
Raymond Gardner
Local family visit and school changes in Kanwaka area
Miss Kate Jewett of Memorial hospital and Mrs J S Paxton of Prairie Center visited their brother in Wichita and returned home last week. R F Collins and daughter Evelyn of Wakarusa were guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Gardner. The group toured DeSoto and Monticello. Dora Wilson of Bonner Springs and Dorothy Wilson of the New York school in Lawrence spent the weekend with their parents J J Wilson. Marguerite Nunemaker is re employed as teacher for another year at Kanwaka, and Herbert Nunemaker Sr will teach Blue Mound next year. The Adeline school, where Herbert taught last year, has been discontinued due to only one pupil this coming year.
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Kate Jewett
Memorial Hospital
J. S. Paxton
Prairie Center
Wichita
R. F. Collins
Evelyn
Wakarusa
Raymond Gardner
DeSoto
Monticello
Dora Wilson
Bonner Springs
Dorothy Wilson
New York
Lawrence
J. J. Wilson
Marguerite Nunemaker
Kanwaka
Herbert Nunemaker
Blue Mound
Adeline
Herbert
Oak Ridge Highlights Local School and Social Visits
Friday events include a homecoming reunion at Chetopa and a schoolhouse meeting in Oak Ridge where W H Hayden was reelected clerk. Mary Katherine Frederick named teacher for the coming year as school opens September 7 per County Superintendent Fisher. Several residents make trips to St Louis Leavenworth and Kansas City while Rural Club hosts and local neighbors visit family and friends.
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Thomas van Nick
Chetopa
Della Reynolds
Miami
Okla
H. G. van Neste
W. H. Hayden
Mary Katherine Frederick
Fisher
Jd. F. Morgan, Jr
San Antonio
Katie Toms
Sarah Toms
Rural Club
A. R. Reed
R. R. Weakley
St. Louis
Illinais
Lawrence Leohard
Wayne
Leavenworth
Wedtartha Camphill
Sophia Sbitt
Kansas City
Picnic guests and local social notes from Topeka district
Social roundup records visits by Mrs Bruce Brown and families across Topeka area with weekend calls to neighbors in Oigan City Lone Star Eu rora and Lawrence. It notes Mrs Frank Walters illness and Memorial hospital update, Bleakley school election result with A R Rawson elected, and possible school board vacancy affecting teacher hiring, plus Past Grand Night attendance and upcoming relocation plans for Lizzie Brown.
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Park
Topeka
Bruce Brown
A. F. Brown
Gill Lam
Carrie Hawkins
Oigan City
Eeeap
Lone Star
Eurora
Arthur Stanfield
Brown
Riley
Charles Hicks
Linwood
Mazie Downsley
Blue Mound
BE. W. Hicks
Dale Thomas
Ralph Kampseshroeder
Walken
Ee Lawrence
Frank Walters
Memorial Hospital
Bleakley
A. R. Rawson
Frank McGrade
H. G. van Neste
I. O. Q. F. Hall
Lizzie Brown
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Luxury
William Webster Theile
K. U
Lain
Portale
Henry
Fron
Utah
Meadow
Ofr
CSEP
Yuba
Calif
Charles A. Wetmore
W. L. Smith
Newark
N. J
TWA
Associated Presa
Mackey
Oak Ridge
Gary
Ind
Eane
Plymouth
Astowar
Detroit
Pres
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler Corporation
Commercial Credit Co
Tyne
Ed Wynn
Graham McNamee
WDAF
E.D.S.T
Detroitment
Chrysler, Dodge and
Desoto Dealers
Aale
Gross Auction Company,Inc
Ohio Street
University Club
Pi Upsilon
Hemphill Land and Investment Co
Lawrence, Kan
First National Bank of
Gross Auction Company, Inc
H. M. Justice
Real Estate Department
Main St
Sth
New Jersey
Tote
Ed Anderson
C. C. Stewart
Main Street
Hemphill Investment Co
Schneider Bros
Schneiders
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