Five Jayhawkers to represent Kansas in national meet
Five Kansas Jayhawker track stars will travel to Chicago for the national collegiate meet at Soldiers Field. Captain elect Poco Frazier heads a quintet including Lud Grady Cyrus Spangler Sylvester McInerney and Byron Sarvis who is self-financed. The squad departs tonight for the event with Sarvis staying in Hastings New York summer prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Secon
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Jayhawker
United States
Jave Bernard
Poco” Frazier
LoWell “Lud” Grady
Cyrus “Spangler
Sylvester
McInerney
Byron Sarvis
Ana
Sarvis
Larvis
Hastings
New York
Frazier
Lincoln
Harry J. Hurt
Jonas City
Boston
Iowa City
Beth‘Spangler
Melherney
Spangler
S. McInerney
Eee Althb Grady
Huff
Jayhawk
Grady
Cear
Laurennan
Kansas
Lawrence
Stockton Dean to Receive Honorary Degree at Allegheny
Stockton, dean of the university, will be honored by Allegheny College with an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at the commencement exercises in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Dean Stockton, a graduate from the class of 19, will attend the week’s events, with Richardson set to conduct the summer school in his absence.
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Stockton
Usin
Univerdhrte
Allegheny
Meadville
Dean Stockton
Tha New . d
Tha J. 2
Morgan. Company
ateeRar
Ana
I Ton
Meadvilfe
Richardson
Col
Aeses
Kincaid
STAR
Hill Cartoonist to Join Kansas City Paper Art Staff
Kincaid, a University of Kansas graduate and former editor of the Jayhawker, will join the Kansas City Star art staff after September. He has designed covers for Sour Owl and supplied most humor sketches for the Jayhawker, earning the National Art Guild honorary distinctions. He plans a Topeka summer with his parents before starting duties, having majored in journalism and studied art at the School of Fine Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kinesid
Tansas
Sour Owl
Jayhawker
Kansas City T
I Hk ‘Kincaid
Nto
School of Fine ‘Arts
Gwalid
National Art Guild
Topeka
F. B. Kincaid
Beloit
Septemer
Road Lettings Discussed in Olathe County Meeting
County officials including J Kennedy and E B Trueblodd attended Olathe meetings to discuss road contracts on a state aid project. The discussions focused on project scope and funding responsibility for a new roadway in the county.
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Olathe
J. Kennedy
E. B. Trueblodd
Gambling houses in Soviet capital eyed by authorities
The text notes that roulette and chemin de fer are nightly played in the capital with government involvement. Similar establishments exist in other cities. Rumors say authorities used these gambling houses to monitor certain speculators.
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Decis
Caine
Local society notes in Overbrook Kansas area
The clippings list a sequence of visits and social calls in Overbrook and nearby towns. Residents such as Clifford Barker Rose, Gorrill, Winter, Harshberger, Mitchell, Eldridge, Bryan, and others are noted hosting or visiting friends and family, with gatherings at homes, clubs, and the C. P. A. lodge.
Valley Chapel Community Notes and Visits
Miss Marie Schellhorn spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn. Lawrence shoppers included Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond Mr and Mrs John Dunn Miss Elizabeth Dunn and Maurice Knott. Hugo Schellhorn helped Charlie Sanders. Mrs Gottlieb Nieder and Miss Elizabeth Dunn hosted Sunday school classes picnic in Williams grove. Marvin Bond drove LeRoy Puckett home to Lawrence. Children’s Day program planned for June.
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Marie . Schellhorn
Hugo
Schellhorn
Ellis
Bond
Lawrence
Frank Johnson
Donald
Dudley
Boe
Ints Bond
LeRoy Puckett
Marvin Bond
Childre
John. Dunn
Elizabeth
Maurice Knott
Kenneth
Harry Puckett
Ellis Bonits Bond
Vate
John | Banks
Hugo Schellhorn
Charlie Sanders
Gottlieb ‘Nieder
Elizabeth Dunn
Williams Grove
LeRoy~ Puckett
Hugo. Schelthorn
Charlie Dachelor
Fay
Holesapple
Bord
Ellis Bond
Tie Valley
Chapel
Wheat and livestock market roundup from Chicago and Kansas City
Market report shows wheat prices down with bearish tone in Chicago trading, while Canadian reports suggest two week lead in spring wheat. Livestock at Chicago and Kansas City centers mixed, hogs slow and uneven, cattle and calves steady to firm, lambs weaker, and grain futures fluctuating with rain in Canada and improving northwest crop prospects. Multiple named exchanges and agencies cited.
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Chicago
Canada
North
Ameri
Calgary
American Northwest
Kansas
Dept of Ag
Kansas City
Devt. of Ag
Arizona
Women to Host Sixth Annual Associated Traffic Clubs Meet
About fifty women traffic experts from across the United States will attend the sixth annual convention of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America in San Francisco June 12 and 13. The Women s Traffic Club of San Francisco will host with the Pacific Traffic Association, featuring exchanges on handling commodities by rail water and air and sessions on career positions for female traffic managers and executives.
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San Francisc
Ised
Isex
United States
Women’s Traffic Club of
San Frangisco
Pacific Traffic Association
Associated Traffic Clubs of America
Linwood Social Ties Span Wednesday in Linwood
Local residents and visitors gathered across Linwood for midweek visits and outings. Families from Linwood, Junction City, Topeka, Lawrence, Paxico, and Kansas City were seen with avowed plans to attend family gatherings, meals, and drives to nearby towns, including Topeka and Lawrence.
Linwood social, school plans, and community notes
Linwood residents gathered for a Glock luncheon as 26 guests attended. The Community Club planned a June 16 social. Many locals hosted visitors and attended events across Lawrence, Kansas City, and surrounding towns, with weddings, graduations, and school news highlighted.
Riverside Farm Bureau Meeting at Riverside School
Riverside Farm Bureau gathered at Riverside School to discuss local agricultural issues and upcoming community events, with members from nearby towns attending to share updates and plan cooperative efforts.
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Riverside Farm Bureau Elab
Riverside School
Local social news and community notices from Lawrence area
Mrs K Gee attended a meeting where spin and cabbage salad were served, with Miss Onita Winfrey visiting from Lawrence. Sunday school in Lawrence saw Fred Brown LaVon and Teddy Brown attend despite rain. The Minervian Club meets May 6 at Mrs J M Harrison’s in Barker district. Several families and alumni traveled for gatherings and graduations including Thayer Cleaver in Urbana IL and a corn borer research project in progress. Two trucks were loaded at the Chamber of Commerce in Lawrence on Monday.
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Paul Winter
Barr Gorrill
Shipman Carter
Richard
C. A
Helen Harshberger
Genevieve McFarland
Lawrence
Monday Sewing Club
Harry Stucker
Oscar Nolting
Topeka
Fred Lewis
Josephine
Genieve
George Howell
Josephine Eldridge
Kansas City
L.R. Bryan
Edythe Ransdell
Y. M." L. Bridge Club
Green Owl Teal Room
Harsh[berger
Overbrook
Robert
Marshall Gorfill
Underwood
Midland
Seigel Rose
J. B. Wiggins
Elizbeth
Bernice
J. M. Harrison
Brown’s Grove
Anna‘Johnson
Brubaker
Lecompton
Aeay
Charles Baxter
Lucille Johnson
Anna Mitchell
Hce
Minervian Club
J. E. Eldridge
L. R . Bryan
Green Owl
Dolly Atchison
Harrison Rose
Eldridge
Clark
Richards
C. A. Richards
J. C
Bearman
Dorothy
George Richards
Idai Mae
Mike Shelly Ome
Ark Winter
Graybull
Wyo
Charles, Winter and Son
Hattie Wiggins
Anna ‘Mitchell
Charles’ Fritzel
Hollywood
Cal
Barr.Gerril
Willis Colman
Will Elkins
Norris-Bryan
K. Gee
J. Taylor
J._ Hi. Saunders
Saunders
Eudora
Fred Brown
la ‘von
Teddy
Leon’. Brown
Barker
Onita
Arlus J
Winfrey
Oklahoma
Rela Aves
Ell. Brown
Ruth and
Burton Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Haskell Institute
John Peyton
J.S. Taylor
University of Kansas
Seymour Gentry
Brown's Grove
Macarbie
Virginia
Buerman
Helen Gentry
M. Steinbring
Louis
Tola
Manhattan
Thayer
J.taylor
Thayer Cleaver
Iola
Taylor
Urbana
Louis Buerman
Tomkins Boys
Chamber of Commerce
Liver Health Secret Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old time drug ad touts ox gall as a liver stimulant to cleanse blood and prevent toxin buildup. It claims liver sluggishness harms stomach kidneys and heart and offers Dioxol tablets as genuine ox gall with a free sample through a Round Corner Drug Co agent.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Local Roundup Reflects Social Visits and Homecoming Plans
The article lists a string of social visits by Mr and Mrs B C Caiativin and David and Walter Caughron at Kas on Kasson families Miss Elizabeth and Lucile McCreath and Mrs Ralph Colman join AL Gilkison and others to accompany boys and girls to Manhattan for a homecoming and dedication of Champ Clark Bridge. John Peyton and family plan to attend the event in Louisiana Mo. Deltas Zeta sorority held a Decoration Day picnic at Miss Jennie Springer’s home. Mr and Mrs E A Springer and son Chris visited Topeka with friends.
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Ralph McMillen
Chas. McMillen
Lloyd Lewis
Junction City
D. F. Lewis
Mary
Tonganoxie
Merel Harbaugh
Bert Bourn
Aia
Nellie
John
Kansas City
Edward Bourn
A. Claude Warring
Topeka
Heckard
Linwood
Harry Harbaugh
Betty
J. E. Blevins
Eudora
A. .T. Meinke
Maxine. McAllister
Lawrence
OTS
Betty Gene Hicks
Charles Riley
Starr
Lucile
Dorothy
Lessley White
Allen Harbaugh
Walter Hensroth
Alice
Swopepark
Maclemen
Lyman McCurdy
Dr. Bingley
Chicago
John Hughey
Wm. Bowers
Ruth
Mildred
Roy Moore
Jennie Martin
A. B. Haney
Charles Hicks
Harry Hicks
Betty Gene
Elmer. Hicks
Angie McCabrin
Jane
Ray Anderson
H. Evans
Little Dantte
Curtis Grove
Jennie Opal Browning
Agnes Smetser
Anna Bee Sneider
Roy Kirkman
Troy
John Sneider
Mose
Sturgis
Grandson
Jesse Johnson
Roberta Roberts of
Helen Bourn
Wm. Allison
Calivan Sullivan
Wesley Malcolm
Frank Allison
Marguerite Warren
John Shapley
Chas. Harris
William Allison
Calivan
Sullivan
Hazel Allen
William Bowers
T.' W. Martin
Helen Lois
Charles Howers
Tony Smith
Atchison
Baker
Pearl Trout
De‘sota
Lou Trapp
T. C. Lounday
Kansas ‘City
Charlie Trout
Tonéke
Mary Curtiss
Margaret
Brown
Ricé
Irkman
Aweek
Robert Davi
Sam
Virginia
Luiz
Lot Kahdad City
Edna
Bourn
Ellen
Hemphill
Bert
Dunlap
R. C. ‘Curtiss
Denver
Colo
Resi ‘Dence
Hazel’ Anderson
Bron- Son
Charles ‘Harris
Kansas
Linwood High
Wille
T. P. Frederick
Hensroth
Bingley
Mr. Pippin
Tiniond
Frank Attberry
Clinton
Phillis
Clint Siscoe
Mc Harbaugh
Jesse Stone
D. F. Siscoe
Frank
Hubbard
Iva
Manhattan
Dorothy Peddecord
Dave Hattfied
Ellen Hemphill
Emporia
Elmer Hubbard
KS. Ic
Minnesota
S$. M. Bowen
Zora
Chester
A. Tex Meinike
Li B. Meinke
Peggy
Lillian
Meinke
Jake Caulke
Edward Riley Sand
Milton and
Allene
Sam Hubbard
Melvin Meinke
McAllister
Olathe
A. A. Bowen
J. B. Brevins
Sue ‘Bowen
Mattie Epenger
Robert
James. Reno
Frank Hubbard
Orville
H. B. Browning
Jennie Opal
Charles Khan
Charles, Jr
10Th and
State
John York
Wm. Cline
Leninger
A. B. Leninger
Ling Rood
A. Meinke
Sherriff Arch Meinke
Aves Level
B.A. Warring
Ethel Phillips
Alma
Helen. Hardester
Helen Warring
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
B.C
Caiativin
David
Walter
Andle
Zeta Sority
Jennie Springer
E. A. Springer
Chris
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Largis
College
K. C
Dsr
Dick Ae
Valley Chapel
bin Johnson
Hoss
Cathe
Nebraska
Sed Nornally
Kaftir
Kansas City Hay Market
Prairie
Government Bonds
Brd
U. S
Treasury
Wall Street
Altho
Federal Reserve
Irom
General Motors
Hilghston
Speciallie
Wright Aero
San Francisco
Riverside
Marshall's Market
Shimmons Bros
E. W. Penchard
A. H. Surbaugh
New England
The
Barteldes Seed Co
Abe Wolfson
Mass
Lawrence Poultry Co
Pennsylvania
Street
Minnow
Seine
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Lawrence, Kan
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