Purely Personal notices from the campus crowd
Personal items list travelers visitors and attendances with names and places including Harry Gaskell from Lakin Kansas Isabel Heath Topeka Helen Morrow Topeka and multiple Topeka attendees at Beta and Sigma Chi events, Mrs Fulton Ohio visit, Alice Willard Marion Lagerstrom Topeka at Phi Delta Theta farewell, Clyde Allphin from Leoti Kansas, KA athlete, club federation attendees, George Brine Western trip via Seattle, Edith Davis wedding, Aide Ritchie, Frank Robertson Kansas City Chicago trip, J W Robertson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphos
Harry Gaskell
Lakin
Kansas
K.U
Isabel Heath
Topeka
Helen Morrow
Sigma Chi
W. J. Fulton
Ohio
R. Clyde Johnston
Alice Willard
Marion Lagerstrom
Phi Delta Theta
Clyde Allphin
Leuti
Mr. Allphin
K. A
C. H. Angevine
A. Young
Lawrence
Federation of Clubs
George Brine
Seattle
Howard Brive
Idaho
Alice
Jane Davis
Edith Davis
Aide Ritchie
Frank Robertson
Kansas City
Chicago
J. W. Robertson
Lorin
Erma Brown
Camp Clark Company H Under Strict Military Orders
Camp Clark orders tighten discipline for Company H with patrols around tents Rule includes no unauthorized persons in camp lights kept after dark and curfews after 9 00 and 10 00 p m Drill at 7 00 a m inspection of rifles retreat at 645 p m uniforms not required at reveille guard to hoist colors blouses worn at retreat lights out at taps latrines in use Distinguished visitors included Adjutant General Chas T Martin and Colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Clark
Tatvine
Earle A. Cole
Revielle
Old Guard
Chas. T. Martin
Regiment on Range Under Captain Krause Leads Guard Mount
Bradley, Captain Phillips, and Captain Shiffler visited the range and shot yesterday as Has kell Institute, led by Captain Krause, turned out to watch guard mount. Colonel Metcalf arrived at camp before breakfast and then started home in the rain, getting wet. The men are getting fine instruction.
Local troops to break camp and march into town
The company, under Captain Cole, is showing marked improvement in shooting. They plan to break camp Saturday afternoon and march into town, signaling a move toward active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Captain Cole
Aul
Card of Thanks for Judie Hughes
We express gratitude for kindness and flowers shown during the illness and death of Judie Hughes. Signed by husband Wm Hughes sister Mary Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judie Hughes
Wm. Hughes
Mary Powell
Graduation Gossip and Society Notes Highlight Evening
The column trivia covers Sweet Girl and Boy Graduates at Lawrence High School, parental pride, and social reactions. It notes Mrs J G Claskell and Miss Haskell hosting Friends in Council, visitors from Chicago and South Africa, and upcoming club meetings in Ton ganexie and East Side circles. The piece also mentions farewell events for fraternities and underclassmen, and previews local theater and social outings with names like Phi Gamma, Sigma Chi, and Beta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
S. H
Father
J. G. Claskell
Haskell
The
Friends In Council
5. W. Williston
Chicago
Aml
William Harvey Brown
South Africa
Rh. D. O'Leary
Exavope
S. R
Edeh
Son
Phi Gam
Sizma Chi
Hi Delta Theta
K. U
East Side
Oehrle
Roll Eal
Conner
Overland Trip for Pratt Hatchery Team
Lindsay Dyehe and Charles Griesa plan a Monday departure to the State Fish Hatchery at Pratt. They will take Dyehe ponies and two large loads to be fully equipped for the trip, as George Dyche assists state fish wardens at Pratt and explains hatchery work to visitors. The Dyche family enjoys Pratt while George aims to boost local fishing standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Dyehe
Charles Griesa
Warren Dyehe
Pratt
Dyche
George Dyche
George
Personal visits and travel among Kansas City residents
Purely personal notes list A. C. Mitchell and others visiting Kansas City. Many residents travel to and from Kansas City, Topeka, Denver, and Oklahoma, with several headed for extended trips abroad or moves to Idaho, Armenia, and California. Names include Luella Cooper, Anna McGrath, Will Pilkenton, Chorge Tucker, Fred Wo Lee, Bertha Vershudd, Rose Mitchell, Fred Smith and son, W. HL Pontus, Mercedes Harbes, James Brown, William Fishman, Ten Horton, Judge Hor Com, Mable Rankin, Frank Savers, Frank Foster, Paul Hackbarth, August Hackbarth, Helen Porter, Backer, Miss Low Simmons, Mrs. W. G. Colwell, Abs. Frank Anderson, Prof Engel, Clyde Bonebrake, Dorothy Porter, Quayle, and Miss I. T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Mitchell
Kansas City
Luella Cooper
Anna McGrath
Will Pilkenton
Kansas
City
Chorge Tucker
Colin
Fred Wo Lee
Bertha Vershudd
DeSoto
Rose Mitchell
Topeka
Fred Smith
Eudora
W. HL Pontus
Arstead
Idaho
Mercedes
Harhes
Kar City
James Brown
Delphos
William Fishman
Uris
Ten Horton
Porto Rive
Judge Hor
Mable Rankin
Strantia Springs
Col
Frank Savers
Lawrence
Frank Foster
Lawsengers
Renee Pe
Paul Hackbarth
Denver
August Hackbarth
Helen Porter
Tucson
Arizona
Backer
Tennessee Street
Art Relilan
Smith Center
Low Simmons
California
Oklahoma
W. G. Colwell
Clyde Miller
Frank Anderson
Engel
Germany
Clyde Bonebrake
Dorothy Porter
Topekisit
Quayle
I T
Oklahoma City
Baldwin
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AGC
Lish
Ladies' Union
L'Erfertion Mezh
Enel
Oney
Danis Outlindy Nachman
Tonganexie
Myers Home
Dorothea. McKonight
Jor Y McClain
Miss McKnight
Paul Gilmore
Elvan
Blue Serge
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Madras
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