Scholarships Awarded At College For 100 Plus Students
A long list of scholarships and honors was announced for over a hundred students. Recipients include Ethel Fae Buckle at Stafford, Adna Mildred Porter of Strawn, Cora Pearl Snyder Robinson, Ines Orchel Frost of Lawrence, Ada Reed of Sabetha, Esther Agee of Troy, Nellie Francis Allen of Winfield, Helen A Neeley of Lawrence, Georgia Anthony of Lawrence, Burt Myherry of Wichita, Hugh Ainsworth Browne of Kansas City, Phoebe Florence Heaton of Lawrence, George Howard Apple of the college, Kiel E. Senor of Lawrence, Winifred Shannon of a senior in college, Florence Bliss, Ethel C. Clark, Claude L Schupp, and Claud I. Schupp among many others. The senior class also elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi, listing numerous names.
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Marcella Howland
Ethel Fae Buckle
Tafford
Eliza Matheson, Innes
Adna
Mildred Porter
Strawn
Lawrence
Association of University
Cora Pearl Snyder
F. Robinson
University ‘Women
Inez ‘Orchel Frost
Women’s Student Government Association
Ada B. Reed
Sabetha
Caroline Mumford Winston
Esther Agee
Troy
Frank Egbert
Bryant
Brown
Syracuse
J. B. ‘Watkins
Nellie Francis
Allen
Winfield
Clre
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Helen A. Neeley
W. "Maser
Georgia
Anthony
David
Rebecca
Harvay Meus
Burt Myherry
Wichita
Sirians
Delta “Sigma Pi
Ing
Albert O. Greef
Chi Omega Sorority
Kiel E. Senor
Asas
Josephine FE Ks
Turon
Adhool of
Rogers
Jsephine Nelson
Phi Betta Kappa
Baker
Bernice Bamberger
John R. Barre Theresa
Rosa Baum
Naomi “Case
Ethel C. Clark
Ruth Davies
Josephine Fugiite
Bessie Hes Gillis
Albert Otto
Marjorie Ellen Ishmael
Dorothy Mae Koehring
Jack Edward Ikiman
Flarion I. Lewis
Ethel Louise Re Minger
Curtis Nettels
Dalp Puffett
Mildred Rife
Edha ‘Osalia Rising
Winifred Snannon
Nellie Mary Young
Pleasant Valley Meeting and Community Notes
Pleasant Valley holds a Cc. P. A. meeting at the schoolhouse on Friday evening June 10 with refreshments and ladies invited. The column reports numerous visits among local families and a discussion of weather, farming tasks, and community events at Fairview Church and nearby towns, with notes on fishing, telephones, and county road maintenance.
Fragmented OCR note on local organisations and names
A distorted historical OCR fragment references organisations and individuals including Mrs Matin and Mr Hole. Mentions agricultural or horticultural context and an event on a Sunday. Readable details are limited. core entities and exact actions are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Anges
Mrs. Matin
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Activity
Sunday and Monday visits marked social activity in the area. Harold and Gladys Cowle called in severing, Lottie Elsie and Ruth Brown visited the Marshall and Irwin homes, Mrs. and Mrs. Nisely visited Mrs. Cowles. Wich and Ulrich visited the Horrells. G. H. Atwood left for Lincoln Kansas to assist his daughter Mrs. Sutton. Iga Cowles returned from Manhattan for vacation. John Morrison of Harper Kansas stayed with the Freeses. C Crowe and son Stanford called at Ed wards, Bert Piper visited from Fort Scott, and Will Freese Clyde Freese spent Monday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairvig
John Levette
1Rackett
Atchison
John Henry Dwisht
Gertrude
Alma Henry F
Lecompton
Nore
Matt
Esther Eckman
Marie Heyerman
Fred. Powles
F. G. Davs
Air
Glenn Warren
Kansas City
C. K.crowe H Mae
Arthur Wellss
Marion
Frances
Martin Rohe
Sanday
John Herman
Cowpe
Ehilicott
Lehs
Marshal
Mii Masha
Ileen Nep
Wil Cooper
Akin
Dor Fekmiin
Lawrence
Nelson
Piper
Chas
A Wis
Harold
Gladys Cowle
Severing
Lottie
Elsie
Ruth Brown
Marshall
Irwin
A. Nisely
T.G. Cowles
Eliot Wich
Cliffore Ulrich
Horrell
G. H. Atwood
Lincoln
Kansas
Sutton
Iga Cowles
Manhattan
Jonn Morrison
Ha Harpe
Will Freese
Crowe
Staniley
Aileth Marshall
Dward
Bert Piper
Fort Scott
F. M. Piper
Clyde Freese
Shortage of Coal Causes Hot Water Crisis in Hamburg
June 8 Hamburg reports coal shortages during miners strike left residents unable to obtain hot water. National Kitchen supplied hot water at half a penny per bucket to workers. Ice plants hampered by coal shortage. travelers went to Holland to fetch coal in exchange for ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
National Kitchen
Holland
Russian troupe tours Moscow opera pad ballet hit
Report from Moscow notes a Russian troupe of singers and dancers delivering exquisite performances. The company, described as highly educated, earns about 50,000 rubles a night, and costs the fugitives nothing.
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Hull
Ene
Moscow
Opera Pad Ballet
Russia
Rochelle N Court Justice Keogh Stay Extended
Rochelle N reports that Justice Keogh today issued a stay in the Stillman divorce case limiting actions until June 14. The stay extends the period during which proceedings are paused as previously granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Suse Court
Keogh
Yesilding
Stillman
Des Moines Assaults Linked To Valley Murder Probe
Des Moines police pressed for confession from Thomas Lewis a Black man held in the murder of Valley teacher Sarah Barbara Thorsdale as three recent assaults connected to the case surfaced. Mrs Rzabest Winger of Valley Junction and Dorothy Cilawi were attacked while a fruit peddler was noted. William Hoop, 45, was arrested in Mrs Winger’s case.
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Des Moines
Thomas Lewis
Nepro
Sarah Barbara Thorsdale
Valley, Dunetion
Rzabest Winger
Valley
Dorothy Cilawi
William Whoop
Winer Wee
Hoop Gun Lewis
Cats
Tien
Frorsdale
Delay in Onel Howat Case Topeka
The appeal case of Alex Howat for mutual consent was postponed until October as arguments on the Kansas industrial court constitutionality were heard previously. The Supreme Court today schedules the argument on the same issues with a likely upcoming decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alex Howat
Supreme Court
Mutual ¢ Insent
Kansas Industrial Court
French and English goods boycotted in Rhine penalties protest
In Helsingfors on January 8 1 the chief hotels and restaurants declared a boycott of English and French wines and liquors and English preserves. The protest targets Allied penalties on the Rhine, with bans affecting local winerooms and dining rooms.
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Helsingfors
Hampurg
Rankin's Rag Store Ad Silence Sparks Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local rag store named Rankin's with a slogan or line “out 4 sahypeta to Rankin's rag store.” and a separate line “Smoke on Alvang” followed by “In Lavérenap cigar. £ 5”. The readable text suggests a small ad or classified snippet mentioning items or shop lines without complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin’s Rag Store
Alvang
Lavérenap
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Jesus
John R. Vize
Winifred Shannon
Florence Bliss
Moilern
Ethel
C. Clark
W. B.thayér
Claude L Schupp
Garnetta
Delta Phi Delta
Claud I Schupp
of Garnett
Rowland
Claud I. Schupp
Garnett
Winifr d*Dedrick
de - Gearee
Ruste
Mabel McNary
Pleasant Valley
Cc. P. A
Elmer Landis
Charles Oehlert
Melvin Griffith
Bruce Gres
Little
D. C. O'Neill
Illian
Mable
Blanche
Bertha LaDuke
Raymond LaDuke
Browns Grove
Flavian Maloney
Richardson
David Mullowney
Jack Maloney
Hansas City
Billy
Pendleton
Sibley
Scott “C. &Horle
Perman
Llwest
Blusky Ar Tessi
Heene
Jin Mykind
Stillman Stay
Bellans
Police
Rench
THE
Lawrence Mercantile
Massachusetts Street
City Drug Store
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Pepsodent Company
Wabash. Veriue
Chigo
Journal- World
L Lawrence
Hau
Pointe
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