Large University of Kansas class grants 129 graduate degrees
The University of Kansas graduate school awarded 129 graduate degrees this Saturday afternoon alongside about 1050 undergraduate degrees bringing the 1938 commencement list to nearly 1200, the largest class yet. Degrees include 21 to Lawrence students with six PhDs, ten MFAs, two MS, two MEd, and one MBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate School
University of Kansas
Hhis
Lawrence
Glenn Carl Bond
Melvin Eugenie Griffith
Lyman §. Henderson
William Clarence Lanning
Walter A. Varvel
Albert C. Voth
David Warren Craik
Guy V. Keeler
Albert William McCullough
Harold N. Raort
Marcel Rich
Jean Louiseussell
James Henry Smith
Wilmont Toulson
Arthur W. M. Voss
Crossword puzzle acrostic clues mix of letters and words
Mixed list of across and down clues from a newspaper puzzle with numerical indicators, including birds, anatomy, geography, math terms, and misc references, plus a final solution note. Several entries appear garbled or misspelled but point to standard crossword clue topics and common knowledge items.
Cocoanut Grove Musical with MacMurray and Hilliard
Fred MacMurray leads a struggling young band saved by Harriet Hilliard who tutors a young orphan. The Ritz brothers and others provide comedy and swing as the troupe travels to California and reaches Cocoanut Grove. Shorts include a Walt Disney color cartoon and a science feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacMurray
Harriet Hilliard
Cocoanut Grove
Yacht Club Boys
Ritz Brothers
Ben Blue
Rufe Davis
Harry Owens
Royal Hawaiian Orchestra
Little Billy Lee
California
Three Comrades shines at Gra nda with star power and pathos
A top notch cast and Erich Maria Remarque tale fuel a Gra nda run of Three Comrades. Robert Taylor and Margaret Sullavan lead a WWII era drama as two newlyweds endure love and tragedy. Franchot Tone and Robert Young play veterans in a story of hope, loss, and postwar chaos with solid supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Erich Maria Remarque
Robert Taylor
Margaret Sullavan
Franchot Tone
Robert Young
Taylor
Tone
Young
Miss Sullavan
Guy Kibbee
Lionel Atwill
Henry Hull
Charley Grapewin
Monty Wolley
Overbrook Graduation Highlights Interesting Innovations
Graduation events at Overbrook grade school and district 18 took place at the Methodist church with pupils staging their own program. The high school diploma class of 26 included Leora Bachelor and Lloyd Barbee among others. alumni events and community notices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook
Methodist Church
Freel Peryman
Lloyd .West
Tory Lou
Dorothy Mae
Fred Lutz
Mike
Leora Bachelor
Lloyd Barbee
Cecil Brecheisen
Elwyn Broun
Margaret Clark
Helen Cordis
Paul Correll
Olivia Culbertson
Ardelle Dodder
Chester Dodder
Marian Vaun
Delleva Dodge
Marlee Fishburn
Rosalee Fultz
Ella Eva Goff
Dorothy Hart
Gertrude Herron
Robert Herron
Maxine Hesseltine
Wayne Ingle
Dorothy King
Dorothy Mae Miller
Bernard O’bryhim
Elton Pugh
Leon Standley
Marjorie Trerumba
Howell Richards
San Antonio
Tex
Pugh
Puch
W. E. Topping
Christ’s Hospital
L. M. Long
Nettie Fairchild
Martha Easton
Mary Vinson
Maria Dezius
J. L. Long
Bertha B. Maichel
Overbrook Postoffice
Postoff
Herbert Valentine
Kansas City
W. E. Beard
Herbert Friend
Fred Coffman
Maurice Fagar
Leo Michael
Toeka
Don Tutcher
Manhattan
Alles
Baker
Bath
Marie
Alumni Banquet and Community News From Local Town
Kesler of Washburn and several Emportia alumni attended the Saturday night banquet. Local families hosted dinner after, with Mr and Mrs James Sullivan and Mr and Mrs Mike Fisher among others. Upcoming moves, engagements, school news, and visits fill a page of community notes.
Baker campus visits honor Springfield superintendent
Supt. and Mrs. Harry P. Study of Springfield Missouri spent Friday on the Baker campus renewing friendships. They then traveled to Lawrence where their daughter Martha studies at the University of Kansas. Mrs Lemuel Herbert Murlin of Wayland Michigan arrived to attend Baker commencement and is staying with Dr. and Mrs. Homer Ebright. Her husband, Dr. Murlin, was Baker president for 18 years before his death three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Study
Springfield
Baker
Lawrence
Martha
University of Kansas
Study
Lemuel Herbert Murlin
Wayland
Mich
Homer K. Ebright
Dr. Murlin
Omar Oscar Clark
Topeka
Mary Elizabeth
Wayne Lawrence Blount
Blount
Alpha Chi Omega
Collinsville
Conn
Fred Booth
Alma
Mildred
Harry C. Case
Edward Barker
Emporia
Virgil Wood
Ralph Markham
van Nuys
Calif
Baldwin
William Goddard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edna Mary
Everett Ward Emery
Lucy Emery
Emory
Fellowship Hall
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
A. E. Ayers
C. N. Murray
International Missionary Council
Gilbert M. Gander
World Christian Community
Ladies Aid
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Lewis Johnson
Edmond
Shirley
Merlin
Harlan
George Newland
A. E. Tunin
Charles E. Stephens
Kansas City
Eva Stephens
Harry Levick
Raymond
Seneca
Smith Leonard
Clair H. Harpster
Wanda
A. J. Eicholtz
Jack
Gene
Hiawatha
Clair Harpster, Jr
George W. Zabel
Beloit
Wis
Stanley
Ward Goodison
Tulsa
Okla
BE. H. Farr
John Francis
Don
Shawnee
C. E. Francis
Susan Davis
Charles J. Shaw
Eureka
John Davison
Mary Lou
Cora Davison
Fletcher Hunt
State Teachers College
Cleda Davison
Ella Halliday
Chanute
Burl Denny
C. E. Engle
Balitown area wedding and community notices in Baldwin
Mary Elizabeth Omar Clark announces her daughter Mary Elizabeth to Wayne Lawrence Blount on June 1 in Baldwin. Many locals attend commencements, visits, and family gatherings across Baldwin and neighboring towns with weddings, travels, and church events noted.
Wedding Guests Attend June Nuptials at Baldwin
On June 10 the ceremony featured a long table setup and a large wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom. Miss Keohane received several pieces of pottery. Attending were Misses Ruby and Gladys Keohane, Mrs. T. J. Keohane, Misses Rachel Wilson, Gladys Black, Mesdames Earl Vaughn, Gladys McGinnis, Earl Kirker, Merle Hitchcock, all of Baldwin, plus Mrs. Robert Wood of Arkansas City and Mrs. Linwood Bailey of Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keohane
Ruby
Gladys Keohane
T. J. Keohane
Rachel Wilson
Gladys Black
Mesdames
Aril Vaughn
Gladys McGinnis
Earl Kirker
Merle Hitchcock
Baldwin
Robert Wood
Arkansas City
Linwood Bailey
Washington, D. C
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Byron Crutchfield Mason
Nancy Isabel McClelland
Lloyd Appleton Metzler
Frank Glenn Austin
Sylvia
Bernhard Bargen
Newton
Monti Louis Belot
Clyde
Joseph Everett Brewer
Independence
Marguerite C. Burk
Ottawa
Lucile Beatrice Burt
Wilmot David Carr
Blue Rapids
Jet Casey Cavanaugh
Lawton
Jess V. Cooper
Salina
Elizabeth B. Culver
Edward Deplazes
Leavenworth
Rollin E. Devore
Britton
Isabelle Dills
Hillsboro
Gene Harding Dougherty
McAllen
William Audley Dunlap
Berryton
James Brown Edson
Tonganoxie
Gladys Laughery Ewbank
Waverly
Theresa Fagan
Leonard J. Franz
Vernon M. French
William M. Fuson
Thayer Gaston
Garden City
Wilfred Manly Good
Ida
Martha Helene Heaton
Elbert N. Hill
Humboldt
Elbert H. Himes
William Ward Hinkley
Spearville
Ralph LeRoy Hakill
Frank Lester Hunn
Effingham
Ernest Ikenberry
Kenneth Haun Kitch
Dallas
John J. Krehbiel
Pretty Prairie
Gordon Merl Krueger
Mullvane
Thompson Cockrill Lawrence
Baltimore
Dale Richard Lindsay
Pimber Hil
Amos Lister Lingard
Princeton
Em Russell Lynn
Coffeyville
Wallace Major
University City
Beagavey Horatio McClelland
Humoldt
Minnie Naomi McDaniel
Blue Rapds
Ranger Simms McLaurin
Langston
Ge Aenente Hi
Moberly
Wilkinsburg
George Burke Moore
Winfield
Marjorie Elizabeth Montgomery
Muskogee
Rashey Burriel Moten, Jr
Cordell Lee Norman
Alma Augusta Oakes
Yazoo City
Liss
Dillard Orbison
Okmulgee
Mary Caltha Pierson
Arthur E. Pullam, Jr
James Wesley Putnam
Clyde A. Redpath
Olathe
Charles Earl Rickart
Osage City
Maxine Ring
McPherson
Bertha Wright Roberts
Franc Ross
Emma Elizabeth Sage
Hutchinson
William Buell Schaffrath
Syracuse
Joseph Paul Shelden
Gem
Aoennetts Jackson Silberberg
Scott City
Eula Reba Smith
John Kenneth Sterrett
Colby
Mary K. Stewart
Howard A. Stoltenberg
George Arthur Swift
Holton
Filta M. Thomas
Frank Benton Toalson
Dodge City
Ralph L. Tweedy
Hays
Paul Kessler Weimer
Wabash
Raymond Earl Lawrenson
St. Joseph
Lila L. LeVan
Parsons
John Harold Moore
Willis Sylvester Quant
Frances Howard Ravellette
Killeen
Ruth Emmelyn Rice
Dorothy LaVon Rumbeck
Esther Charlotte Waugh
Eskridge
Elizabeth Barnhart
Ithaca
Michwel Santhorn Baucom
Anadarko
Cla
Holt
Church
Florannah Appia Welsh
Orlie Kenneth Wolfenbarger
Overland Park
Clarence H. Franklin
Wilfred B. Kintigh
Mildred Cecelia Mast
Goff
Waldo McCort
Rozel
Shelley T. Peters
Wiliam Wallace Strong
Chester Earl Taylor
Wilson
George Owens Watson
Dale C. Marcoux
C. Bradner Brown
Houston
Millard F. Dowell
Bridgeport
William Kenneth McMurray
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bill Hogan
The
Smoky Hill
Soil Conservation Service
England
Belgium
New England
United
Tribunal
Dickinson
Burton
Charles Albaugh
Richland
Charles Montfort
Albaugh
Douglas County
Mr. Montfort
Claude Fairchild
New York City
Elinor Hart
Lenore Kimmel
Morrill
Kan
Laura Hart
Junction City
Waldine Henri
Joseph Leonidas
Waldine
Maurice Henri
Grob
Johnny Friend
James Sullivan
N. A. Wood
Beverly Ann
Lynwood
Will Madden
Carrie Crockett
Ellis
Stephen Crockett
Bob Crockett
Baldwin News
Cora Wise
George Frye
George Bretnall
Jean
Ames
Marvin D. Geers
Jeanne Susan
River Falls
Frank E. Wolf
Harry Green
Gilbert M. Garder
Vandalia
Harvey Sommers
Pearl Barber
Marysville
Baldiwn
F. E. Barber
Edward Corman
Eldorado
Corman
H. R. Hackett
Anna Lewis
John Pfister
J. M. Montgomery
Geneva Snyder
Montgomery
Kathryn Keohane
Claude Jardon
Otha Wearin
James Roosevelt
Harpers Ferry
Iowa
Wearin
Guy Gillette
White House
Pillsbury
Bartlett Pears
Yukon Club
Crisco
Sultana Tuna
Staley's
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Sullava
Franchot
Robert
EL &. Frarkortage
Rolt. Benchley
Mickey Rooney
Maureen O’sullivan
Dennis O’keefe
Armstrong
Ross
Sunday Suise
Rainer Melvyn Douglas
Robt. Young
Wife
Ora Re Eeer
Brie Burke
eaneleMm
Hs Ea
Yacht Club
Billy Lee
Tops
Entertainment
Josette
Randolph Scott
the Legion
Don Mary Terry
Russell
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
Shirley Ross
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