Local high school concert and 1927 graduating class list
The high school orchestra under Mrs Catherine Crissman Awrerie performed the Fifth Hungarian Dance by Brahms and the audience joined in The Star Spangled Banner. Graduates listed include Harold Bawar and Cyrus F. Anderson among many others. court settlement update notes Governor Len Small matter awaiting presentation Monday after six years of litigation over state funds interest.
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Igh School
Orchetra
Cathérine Crissmanawrerie
Brahms
Od Owing
Harold
Bawar Herold E. Alle
Ibert Carerangels
Cyrus F. Anderson
Mary H. Anderson
George Langer Atkeson
Bat ‘Bailey
Emily Jaane Ball
Mission Beach
Clrcle
Eugene Beck Nedwin G. Barger
Margaret Alice Biggs Witham
Bias Jeanette E. Biisy
Robert
Biymn
Mary Eleanor’ Rotster
Almer Freck Millford Bredine Burton
G. “Brows
Mussetta Hazel Brown
Audrey Maurine Bunker
Irma Almyra Burgert
Howard
Burns
Evans Carter
Phillip
Commons Janet Coulson
Lemuel Cox
Otis Verne Crooks
J. Wayne Crooks
Dorothy Mae
Loniep Cropp
Carl Craplinsk
Amelia
Anna Dabney
Dews
Donald
Dixon One
Warner Downing Armitred Fvelsn
Durkee Selvin
Douglas Sosephine
Louise
John J
Eds
Artiz Homer F Hanler
Grace Weelen
Hathheyridge
Dorothy Roy
Doris Onderss
J. Tush Herriatt Glyde
Clare Hiatt
Grace Eleanor Hiatt
Preston T. Highey
Charles Hiat
Envi
Fremont Hort Hele
Maris’ Holke
Edmund Wilson Hollands
Ruth Alice Houghton
Donald S. Flults
Billy Hucson
Nina Gretchen Irving ‘Arthur, Laurits Jensen
Chester C. Jones
Richard Jones
Elien Kendall
Anne Curtis
Eira R. Key
Rosemary Kinney Allen
Kirby Eather
Huhn
Catherine V. Lardner
Boyd Lawrence
Marvel
Sliva Lere Lawrence
Leonhard Burke
Lisnard
Marion Lonzfellow
Malcolm MacLaren
Tizabeth M. Maddux
Elda May Marckley
Ere Be Marshall
Charles Seca Martin
Tommy
Esther Leila Morgan Dborothy
Elizabeth Newlin
David
V. Noe
Inez Noever
Walter
Thendare
Mildred UF
Puliete Po Ieadore
Parkins
Una A. Ferry
Deters Emert Ponting Torethy
Mee
Prewe
Emily Wri Prexer
Alameay Marsan J. Ra
Zelma Helena Reha Lawrence David Rice
Astella Tio
Charles. G. Briggle
Personal notices from a Midland paper long ago
Mis Katherine Huston was taken to Memorial hospital this morning with acute appendicitis. A F Hudson will leave tonight for Michigan to be away a couple of months. Mrs Tom Burton of Amarillo Texas visiting her parents in town leaves Spareday evening for Omaha for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Harold Mattoon and children and Miss Jessamine Fugate arrived from Beatrice Nebraska to visit until after commencement with Mrs J B Fugate.
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Katherine Huston
Memorial Hospital
F- Mattoon
Jessamine
Fugate
Beatrice
Nebr
J. B
Second Ocean Hop Underway Today
Levine sails as first passenger on the planned ocean crossing with Chamberlin, an amateur aviator amid gear like earth inductor and magnetic compasses. Reporters question license, noting Levine’s discreet departure and Chamberlin’s confidence, while Fokker lauds Chamberlin as a potential aviation pioneer and praises Levine as a bold commercial passenger.
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Kto
Lindbergh
Levine
Chambertin Levine
Tinsbuctoo
Chamberlin
Levinb
Fokker
Wheat death mystery grips Kansas fields under sun scorching
Topake Kansas June 4 AP reports Kansas wheat in western and central regions may be killed by electrocuted dust storms. Weather observer D Flora notes sparks from wire fences and windmills during dry weather, while state agriculture officials plan research. Dean Call says not enough is known and dry weather Hessian fly and other factors may play roles.
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Topaka
Kans
D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Call
C. Salmon
Agronomy Department
Farm surplus topic to be discussed at American Institute of Cooperation
The summer session in Chicago June 20 to July 30 will explore cooperation as a solution to farm surplus. William M Jardine and Herbert Hoover will monitor the work. Debates to focus on cooperative vs monopoly methods and on on site price stabilization and production control. Sessions cover marketing grain cotton tobacco livestock wool dairy and perishables at Northwestern University hall. Attendance expected near 1000.
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American Institute of Cooperation
Chicago
William M. Jardines
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Pri A
Cooprative
Wieholds Hall
Northwestern
Universit of School of Commerce
Deaths and Funerals Nicholas Allen
The funeral of Nicholas Allen, 58, who died at his home on New Jersey Street, will be from Ninth Street Baptist Church at 3 o clock Monday afternoon. Rev. G N Jackson will preside. Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Nicholas Allen
Nicholas Allens
New Jersey’ Street
Pela
Ninth Street Baptist Church
GN. Jackson
Burjial
Oak, Hill Cemetery
Douglas County Red Cross Drafts 700 Sent to St Louis
Douglas County Red Cross treasurer L K Sweeney sent a draft for 700 to the St Louis office today. This is the fourth draft of that amount, bringing total sent to double the last quota. Contributions to the fund are coming in, with receipts appearing in the last report. Mrs E M Hopkins Total 2847.06.
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Douglas
Red Cross
Moore
L.kj. Sweeney
Douglas County
St. Louis
Eecinity
Felin
E.M. Hopkins
Kansas Pioneer Isaiah Nicholson 1820 1927 Obituary
Isaiah Nicholson born October 28, 1820 in Guernsey County Ohio died in Kansas City Missouri at age 106 years 7 months at his son John B Kolvon's home. A lifelong farmer miller and trader he lived in Paola Lawrence and Topeka Kansas and fought in the Black Jack skirmish with Quantrill. He was a longtime member of the Lawrence First Episcopal Church and a steadfast Puritan in health and conduct. He left a legacy of reading and public service to his family and community.
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Isaiah Nicholson Whorn
Guernsey County
Ohio
John B. Kolvon
Kansas City
Mr. Nicholson
Anthic Farm
California
Panama
Nic
Nicholson
Kansas
Tuhtson County
Paolla
Senecaville
Martha Baird
Paola
Lawrence
Hement
Lawren
Blacknar
Lawre
A. G. Frost J
John 22
Dorothy, Ables
John Nich Boe
Kates Wood
Los Angeles
Isaiah Nicholson
Stock
John Nicholson
George Washington
Icholson
Slethodist
Pal Church
Cholson
Arch
Aiscopal Church of
Leuers
Pine
Fale
Jenial
Wiil
Edwin Markham
Anutier
Edward Hislop
Clarence Waite
Welcher
Lecompton
Maust
Kathryn McCall
Charles Brown
Kansas’ City
Jennie Burch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Burch
Dave
Wm. Brown
Missouri
Ruth
G. L. Glenn
Ruth 'Gilfillen
Elmo Gilfillen
Lurber
Gilfillen
Lyons
Sara
State 4-H Roundup Plans Near Manhattan Next Week
Thirty five to forty Douglas County 4-H club boys and girls and leaders prepare to attend the state wide 4-H club roundup at Manhattan June 6. Topics include College experiments and community recreation methods. A banquet featuring Senator Arthur Capper will be broadcast from KSAC at 6:30 p.m. Names listed include Big Springs Food Preservation club and Oakridge Baking club members with leaders, preparing for registration Monday morning at Manhattan women’s dormitory.
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Douglas County
Manhattan
Arthur Capper
Big Springs
Potato Club
Eudora Livestock Club
Fairview
Gladys Noe
Wilda Dryer
Oakridge Baking Club
Lois Laptad
Bessie Purcell
Ruth Johns
Mildred Leonard
Dorothy Tine
Lian Pine
Hesper Baking Club
Thelma Deay
Dorothy Haverty
Clinton Sewing
Harry
Unser
Luella Headell
Roberta Steele
Matthattan
Jae
Announce Field Meet for Boy Scouts of Lawrence
A field meet for all the Boy Scouts of Lawrence is announced for Tuesday June 7 in South Park starting at 2 PM. Teams will be entered by the Baptist, Christian, Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian churches with ribbon prizes for top three and points on 6 4 and 2 for placings. Ten events include semaphore signaling water-boiling skin the snake fire by friction first aid Paul Revere relay equipment race tug of war three legged race and tenderfoot knot tying.
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Boy Scouts of Lawrence
Ralph D. Childs
South Park
Paul Revere
Kansas stars compete in national prep track finals
Kansas entries Zeigler of Junction City won the 880 yard run and Manning of Sedgwick took the mile as Fort Collins Cain and Cass High Detroit were among favorites at the national interscholastic track and field championships held in Chicago. Also noted were several marriage licenses issued in Missouri and Kansas, and upcoming Bible conference in Wichita.
New First Lady of Georgia Revives Old Social Custom
Georgia's first lady elect, Mrs. L G Hardman, plans to revive mansion social life with weekly afternoon receptions and open house when she moves into the executive mansion in June. She forbids dancing but aims to make the mansion a hub of family entertainment, hosting students and notable guests during winter.
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Atlanta
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
Gir Avoran
Uni~tensity
Josephine Hardman
Solomon River Rising Feeds Flood Watch Near Beloit
The Solomon River rose rapidly due to heavy rain, with crest expected near twenty nine feet one inch, a mark last reached on April seventeenth. Local social notes mention Miss Vera Browne’s teaching stint, travel plans for Helen Rose and Sibyl Rose, and several residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Solomon
Beloit
Salomon
Arrival of teacher from Offerville with family
A teacher who spent the summer with the Offerville family has arrived today from Offerville where she taught at the high school. She is accompanied by two children and is renewing ties with her former hosts.
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Offerville
Jin ‘Bia
Mrs Glenn and Irene Brown Journey to Lawrence
Mrs Will Brown and daughter Irene Glenn with Oneta Glenn and Johni Chiles traveled to Lawrence on Wednesday morning in orders that Irene and Oneta and Johni may attend.
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Will Brown
Irene
Qneta Glenn
Johni Chiles
Lawrence
Oneta
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