University of Kansas honors spread at 1923 commencement
The fifty first annual KU commencement announces 1923 24 fellowships in Entomology Education English and more. Awards include medical interns at Kansas City General and Saint Francis Hospitals, various scholarships to KU students and other Kansas college graduates, and Phi Beta Kappa selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Clarence Qwen Tare
Uniersity of Kansas
John McDonald Barstow
Washburn College
Topeka
Ruth Elizabeth Bell
Sterling College
Sterling
William James Brown
Lawrence
Milton Curtis Cummings
Jffingham
Helen Dayhoff
University
Kansas
Silvia
Mary Wdington Jenkinson
Troy
Elizabeth Stone Niteher
Indiana University
Courtland
William Trobinson
Ontario Agricultural College
En- Lomoloy
Vineland Station
Ontario
Marjorie Steele
O . Maker University
Cleda Wilkins
Bethany ‘College
Velma
GG. Lindberg
Mathematic College
Sampe
Fairmount College
Shirley Smith
Friends University
Fitie Johnson
Kansas Wesleyan
Franklin R. McKeever
Ottawa University
Morris TH. Ritchie
McPherson College
Ada Kurtz
Southwestern College
Emma Wilson
Diane Mills Lannon
Lois WK. Tlene
Virgil Marion’ Auchard
Bell Memoraut Honspital
Marvin Lee Bills
Kansas City General Hospital
Kansas City
Walter Ray Carey
A. E
Cleveland General Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Adelbert Royal Chambers
Saint Francis’ Hospital
Wichita
Erval Richard Cottey
Clark C. Goss
Sigurd Carl Sandzen
New Haven Hospital
Yale University
Conn
Walter Stephenson
Bell. Memorial Hospital
Ralph Leonard Towne
A. T
Rolland Wilfian
Uric
Bell Memorial Hospital
Glenn
Helen Wimmer
Liberal
Charles 8. Griffin
John Hayden Chapman
Gertrude R Bullene
David and
Rebecca Harvey
Spencer Jee Gillum
Prince Mall
Order of the Eastern Star
Vernie Clinch
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mattie Estelle” Crumrine
Cherryvale
Getty Washington
Hazeltine Antoinette Richardson
Pueblo
Colt
Dr. G. W. Moser
Mamie Hope van Epps
Hobinson
Bethany Chela
Colege
J. C. Neuén Sehwander
Ralaph M. Hower
Salina
Lucinds Smith Guehan
Alanine
PL Beta Phi
Marianna Goodman Tunkel
Hattie Elizabeth Lewis
Rhea Ensign
America
Near
Teast
Jesus
Toley
League of Nations
James Randall Creek
United States
Caribbean
Holts Dow Hedberg
Instituto de Las Panas
Robert Wayne Smith
Independence
Nesta Sigma Pi
Department of Economics
Commeree
George I. Esterly
American Institute of Architects
Mont St. Michael and Chartres
Department of Architecture
Arthur Dhe Harris
Winfield
H. van Buren Magonigle
Searab
Harry Peterson
Russell H. Wiett
Maven
John T. Stewart
Ruth Gould
Dadgerty
School of Fine Arts
Frank Cooper
Lincoln
Rowlands
Katherine Raushack
Langdon
Ulnate
Uh Hopkins
Lorentz’ Eee vArchitect
Kan
Kansas Department of Architecture
Robert Bloom
Arten
Torch Alumnee Association
Lawrence Items and University News 1873
Fifty years ago the First Presbyterian church to rent pews at seven tonight. The Regents met at Eldridge House with Gov Robinson and others, preparing for commencement. An entertainment at the high school featured Lizzie Tenney and others, Prof Miller as manager. Bender atrocity discovery noted near Cherryvale. Orophelian Society to entertain at Liberty Hall June 7. Trinity Church bazaar at Liberty Hall tonight. Milk five cents a quart ice three-quarters cent a pound at Eldorado. Regents adopt resolutions authorizing the chancellor to confer the first degree.
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Lizzie Tenney
Nettie Reed
Flora Hadley
Misses Montgomery
Haseltine
Tucker
Murray
Laura Hadley
Masters Nicholson
Bowers
Sutherland
Crandall
Reem
Miller
Will Sergent
Republican Daily Journal
Orophelian Society
Liberty Hall
Bartlett
Eldorado
Lemon Cream Claims to Bleach Freckles and Tan
Mix two lemons juice with three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint freckle and tan cream. massage on face neck arms and hands daily to bleach freckles and blemishes and achieve a youthful clear rosy skin tone.
University of Kansas board honors donors and graduates
The Regents express thanks to Fred H. Stimpson of Boston for his donation of astronomical engravings to the KU library. The published commencement program mentions Ralph Collins Flora Richardson L D Tosh and Murray Harris in the engineering degree. The board adjourned to 9 am Tuesday June 10 to attend the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Collins
Flora Richardson
L. D.l.tosh
Murray Harris
Fred H. Stimpson
Boston
Mass
University of Kansas
Daily Lawrence World Highlights June 4 1898
Eddie Penchard left for Chicago for vacation. J D Bowersock and Albert H King named for offices. University Dramatics club staged As You Like It under Miss Georgia Brown with multiple participants. Ed Lander joins Western Union Kansas City. University commencement ceremony with Professors Preyer Penny Farrell and others. Many plan Omaha exposition visits and Lawrence berries sell six boxes for twenty five cents.
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The
Daily
Lawrence World
Eddie Penchard
Chicago
University Dramatics Club
Georgia Brown
Mr. D. Rafter
Wylie G. Woodruff
Oscar Learnard
Franklyn Baker
Frank Post
T. H .Gilbert
Edward Copley
Ernest Kenyon
W. T. Walker
Eva Brown
Agnes Hansen
Lela Douthart
Ida Chase
Lawrence Daily Journal
Ed Lander
Western Union
Kansas City
Profs. Preyer
Penny
Farrell
Iisher
Pampel
Ireton
Boyles
McShea
Bowersock
Harold Henry
Omaha
Lawrence
Endacott and Herning Tie Wedding at Herning Home
Last evening at 7:30 at Mrs. Sarah Herning's residence 1121 N J St Rev Brehm united Miss Rebecca L Herning and Mr Frank C Endacott in holy matrimony The bride is one of Douglas county's prominent residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endacott-Herning
Sarah Herning
N. J. St
Brehm
Frank C. Endacott
Rebecca L. Herning
Douglas County
Marriage in English Lutheran Community Shown
A couple described as the most successful teachers and a cultured bride and groom from Devonshire England are joined in marriage. The groom has worked in Kansas City with John Herman, horse collar maker, for five years. Both bride and groom are active in the English Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonshire
England
John * Herman
Hamm Fined for Intoxication in Eudora
Harry Hamm of Eudora pleaded guilty to intoxication and disturbance of the peace after arrest on Friday night. He was fined $16.50 by Justice R. C. Manley on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hamm
Eudora
R. C. Manley
Warning to Trespassers at Lake View Club Grounds
Warning to trespassers that trespassing is strictly forbidden on the grounds of the Lake View Hunting and Fishing Club. A deputy sheriff is in charge and violators will be prosecuted. Frank Sturgis, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View Hunting and Fishing Club
Frank Sturgis
Marriage License Issued to Clarence Clements and Mary Greek
Clarence Clements and Mary Greek of Topeka obtained a marriage license from Probate Judge Menger Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence, C. Clements
Mary Greek
Topeka
Menger
Brigands Join Army in Chinese Conflict
The Shan tung bandits begin joining the national army at Tsaochwang as advices to the American legation report. Some bandits refuse service and desert with rifles. The legation expects the eight foreigners on Paotzuku mountain to be released within days if negotiations continue without complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Associated Press
National Army
Tsaochwang
Legation
Paotzuku Mountain
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James S. Pritit
Lehind Stanford, Jr
Robert C. Corchill
du Pont
Oliver E. Karnes
Ottawa
A. M
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A. EL Tes
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ALS
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Ruth Lee Stoker
Oswego
D.b. Watkins
Inez
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Brank Exbert Bryant
Liela
Florence Foreman
Newkirk
Oklo
Phi Beta Kappa
Carrie Anna Back
Leona Baum
Mariel
Irene Bowers Tieton
Louise Bunn
Helen Mosman Dayhoff
Elizabeth Goodman
Dunkel Maude Herriott Elliott
George Roberts
Esterly
James J. Fenton Ralph . Gould Gen Hibbs Iiva
May Ireland
Mary Edington Jenkinson
Dorothy Moseley Harvey
Vernon Moyer
Jessie Lee Myers
Ruth Caroline Olimer
Freda Harriette Sands
Mary
Elizabeth
Sparks George Howard Supple Harvey Walker
Helen Welch
Margaret Mary Wilson
Society of Sigma Xi
William M.jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
F . ‘ Julius T. Willard
Helen B. Thompson
John WH. Parker
Leland D. Bushnell
Kansas Suite Agricultural College
Jimes Wo McCollieh
Entonnivalor
Wilton i Battles Tareld W. Greiderhoy
Otley Neal
Hhtsey
Cason
Cary G. Croneis
Kathleen Deering
Christian T. Kivey
Hervey S. Faris
Tra D. Hose
W. Harold Hoots
Dorothy Moseley
Puffett
Bullebe Memorial
Tressie May
Kan- Id
Eee City
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Emery Memorial Ideal Grocery
First Presbyterian Church
Board of Regents of
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Eldridge House
John A. Anderson
F. T. Ingalls
Perry
Bender
Benders
Ladies of Trinity Church
J. D. Bowersock
Congress
Albert H. King
E. C. Franklin
van Hoesen
Carel Th
Round Corner Drug Store
Lawrence National Bank
Watkins National Bank
H. Tucker
C. A. Hill
Dick Williams
E. F. Huddleston
C. H. Tucker
Jno
C. Moore
F. W. Miller
D. C. Asher
Dick. Williams
Geo
W. Hackman
Raymond F. Rice
L. H. Menger
Miss Hettie _Campbell
BK. F. Caldwell
Pres
O. B. Gardner
Emily Person
David Passon
Will Jennings
R.‘L. Stewart
Crum
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Bearman’s
Barker
Hamm
Barber’s Drug Store
Bayer
Nikail Pellonttinleni Tape
C. W’ Smith
Metzler Furniture Company
A. B. C. Carpet Cleaners
E. F. Arndt
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