Alumni Achievements Highlight Prominent Kansas Grads
The Topeka bankman Woodward opened with a second annual review of Alumni Achievement, listing notable University of Kansas graduates from diverse fields. Included are museum and scientific leaders such as Dr. Barnum Brown, Alexander Wetmore, H. B. Hungerford, and Bernard Poco Frazier, along with engineers, editors, and professors shaping national science, industry, and culture.
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Woodward
Topeka Bank
University of Kansas
K. LA
Thornton Ike
Kansas City
KK LL
Kansas
Amam E. Borah
Alf M
Meir
Grrndins
Neuunal Bank
Hank Scott
Vines
Alegre
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodesia
Tha Snow
Chancellor Snow
Barnum Brown
American Museum of Natural History
York
Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
D. C
U.S. National Museum
H. B. Hungerford
University of Kansas Department of Entomology
Entomological Society of America
Bernard “Poco” Frazier
Dyche Museum
Frank I. MelLennan
Topeka State Journal
Mississippi River
Austin Bailey
British Isles
David H. Redinger
California
A. H. Riney
Phillips Petroleum Company
Wilson 8. Kinnear
Continuous Train Control Corporation
Detroit River
Charles W. Stone
A. T. Walker
Lawrence
General Electric Company
R.G. Hoskins
Memorial Foundation For
Harvard Medical School
W. W. Swingle
Princeton University
Lyle Giffard Boyd
William C. Boyd
Claude Dixon
Mayo Clinic
Fred L. Soper
International Health Department
Rockefeller Foundation
Brazil
C.D. Banker
Pres
Notable Kansas educators and leaders listed in long roll
A long list of distinguished Kansas University alumni and affiliates occupies academic and professional roles nationwide. Names include Willard N. Van Slyck principal of Topeka High, Carl Cannon at Yale Library, Charles H. Watson of Seattle Pacific, J Franklin Messenger at University of Idaho, and AL J. Henderson of Antioch College. Additional figures span education, industry, law, science, and the arts, such as Richard R. Price at Minnesota, John F. Bander at Oklahoma University, Hugo T. Wedell state supreme court justice, Arthur L. Corbin at Yale, Hazel Hayes an opera singer, Etta Moten Barnett, Mabel K. Stafford with the YWCA, and others in academia, public service, and culture.
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K. U
Willard N. van Slyck
Topeka
Carl Cannon
Yale University Library
Charles H. Watson
Seattle Pacific College
J. Franklin Messenger
School of Education
University of Idaho
K. LU
AL J. Henderson
Antioch College
T. W. Butcher
State Teachers College
Emporia
H. J. Long
Greenville College
Greenville
Richard R. Price
University of Minnesota
John F. Bander
Oklahoma University
Burns H. Urich
Independence
Russell R. Whitman
Herbert S. Houston
New York City
Edward R
Arthur L. Corbin
Yale
Baile Waggeener
State Board of Regents
Hazel Hayes
Lucile Millikan
Etta Moten Barnett
Kansas City
Mary Rose Barrons
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Laura
Loekwood
Welles College
Helen B. Sutliff
To Cool Off Tonight In Topeka Kansas Weather Report
Northwest winds are expected to bring relief from hot weekend conditions in Kansas. Eastern areas may hit 95 degrees or more this afternoon, with 80s to mid 80s tomorrow. Few scattered showers possible, no widespread rainfall forecast. Overnight lows around 65 in the east and 55 in the west.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
KU Psych Faculty Member Attends Stanford Conference
T. Perkins of the University of Kansas will attend Stanford University's July conference on Curriculum and Guidance in California. He will join a panel on Psychological Foundations of Curriculum and Guidance as part of Stanford's fourth annual event focusing on social and psychological bases for school curriculum development.
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Stanford University
Calif. Tunes
Francis T. Perkins
University of Kansas At
New Comfort For False Teeth Improves Fit
Fasteeth powder tightens denture plates for a secure, comfortable fit. It offers a pleasant taste and eliminates slipping. Available at Round Corner Drug Co or your drug store in three sizes.
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Tround Corner Drug Co
Guidance program advances in education with strong turnout
Officials unveil a guidance program and emphasize key developments in education. An attendance of 1,000 is expected as part of the event.
Three Kansas graduates share third generation in 60th commencement
Three graduates of the University of Kansas at its sixty fourth commencement are described as third generation, with parents and grandparents in attendance. George Dinsmoor Marshall of Lawrence earns an M D after A B and medical study. his father George T. Marshall and grandfather Frank F. Dinsmoor are noted. Nell Stark and Ward share lineage with grandparents Mary Raines Stark and Anna Morgan Ward, both present for the ceremony.
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University of Kansas
George Dinsmoor Marshall
Lawrence
George T. Marshall
Tilt
Frank F. Dinsmoor
Nola Nell Stark
Hlst
Mary Raines Stark
Topeka
Ward
St. Joseph
R. Ward
Anna Morgan Ward
Uniersity
Anna Ward Morgan
Sunflower 4-H Club Scheduled Meeting and Round-Up Report
The Sunflower 4-H Club will hold a regular business meeting and program on Friday June 12 at Irene Ruth Robertson's home. Bernice Wiggins and Chester Spray will present round-up reports, with Ruth Edith and Doris Mitchell hosting the Sunflower 4-H girls. Attendees asked to bring manuals, record sheets and notebooks. a muffin demonstration will be led by Ruth and Edith Mitchell. Several members who attended the state round-up are named, including Bernice Wiggins Dorothy Armstrong Chester Spray Frances Perkins Helen Bigsby Delmar Slinkard James Plummer Jean Perkins and Irene Robertson plus Madge Jones of Lawrence. Mrs R W Hobson of Locust Street was taken to Memorial Hospital after a neck injury from a rear stop sign incident. Condition reported satisfactory.
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Irene Ruth Robertson
Bernice Wiggins
Chester Spray
Ruth
Edith
Doris Mitchell
Edith Mitchell
Dorothy Armstrong
Frances E. Perkins
Helen Bigsby
Delmar Slinkard
James Peter Plummer
Jean Perkins
Irene Robertson
Madge Jones
Lawrence
Manhattan
R. W. Hobson
Mme Locust Street
Memorial Hospital
KU Adds Thirteen to Phi Beta Kappa Honor Roll
Thirteen members were elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Kansas after June examinations. Notable inductees include Dr. Paul B. Lawson, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and entomology professor, honored as an honorary member. Other graduates and undergraduates from various colleges and schools earned membership, reflecting selection from roughly 80 top scholars out of 2500.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Univerisity of Kansas
Paul B. Lawson
Collexe of Liberal Arts
Lawson
Sigma
University of Kansas
J. G. Brandt
Staat
Graduate School
Blaine Andrew
Vein
Friends University
Ebright
Baldwin
A. It
Reid Hemphill
Olathe
College of Emporia
Elmer Staats
Sylvia
A. By. McPherson College
Bernadine Berkley
Hamlin
Helen Davidson
Parsons
Barbara Farley
Hutchinson
Harold Dyer
Oberlin
Maireth Oxford
Mildred Puresell
City
Kaw
Virginia Stearns
Wichita
June Thomps Gon
Lola
Lawrence graduates award 17 degrees this year
Graduate school at the University of Kansas awards seventeen degrees this year, nearly the same as last year. The ceremony lists recipients from Lawrence and Douglas County, with updates in master of arts and doctor of philosophy counts, and a commencement event scheduled for tonight.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Graduate School
Douglas County
Tewlex
Foot
Lanning
Rankin
Ned Russell
Lanerens
Wet Rosey N
Matt Oo. Cundy
Cariatt
Dot 1
Downe
Eva V. Morrison
Alten Wicks
Muth Keaney
James Do Lauwaon
Lessie Mc Linelack
Forrest Ty
Widaawrence RR
Penner
Dorothy Mae Roberts
Amd Welem
Community Notes from Clearfield and Vicinity
Social gatherings fill a busy Clearfield week with visits, church services, and farm events. Highlights include Wesley and an Ken partnership charivary, a large strawberry and ice cream supper, a Kaw river cabin fish fry, and local families hosting friends and relatives from Wauconda Illinois to Topeka Kansas. Notable names appear: Clarence Hause, Tammy Grossman, Herbert Nunemaker Jr, Breithaupt family, Hausman family, Gabriel family, Deckwa, Hausmien, Pooch, Brecheisen, Sturm, Breithaupt, Camp Ma he la Wan, CCC Lone Star, German Baptist conventions.
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Clarence Hauseman
Tammy Grossman
Vinland
Herbert Nunemaker, Jr
Henry
Adeline
Nunemaker
Kaw River
H. D. Brecheisen
Fred Lawrenz
Walter Pooch
Dan Sturm
Herbert Pooch
Herbert Lawrenz
G. M. Breithaupt
Gail Eugene
Patrica Ann
Wauconda, IL
M. Breithaupt
Gail
Pittsburg
Camp Ma-he-la-Wan
Wis
Henry Pooch
Topeka
C. Meeder
Kansas City
Clearfield Church
Paul Hausman
Springfield
Phillip Gabriel
Minnie Hausman
Wesley Schendel
Johnson County
Wesley Deckwa
Hausmien
Clarence Hausman
G. Mcéceder
Phillip ‘Gabriel
Roy Breithaupt
Kenneth Brecheise
Manhattan
Marion Harris
Kaw Valley
Lena Breithaupt
Wau] Kreisinger
Otto
West Clearfield
Ben Brorheisen
Will Reeves
Walter Reeves
Don ‘Tracewell
Daugther
Andpa Seckanger
John Sturm
Elmer Flory Farm
Memorial day services and weekend visits across Kansas towns
Mrs L D fee and LaVerna attended Memorial day services at Clinton. Mr and Mrs Dick Green of Burlington stopped over to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Green after a two week west tour including Hollywood Catalina Island Yosemite Gram Canyon and old Mexico. Raybert Thornton made a business trip to Ottawa. Prof and Mrs Frank Jones and families and Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones visited the rose garden in Topeka. W C Croper of Guthrie Oklahoma was a weekend guest of his daughter Mrs Truman Ransom. Several young people from Lawrence including Mildred and Vonn Avey Margaret and Alice McCleery and Rey Yoder attended a C G O P rally in Emporia. Dorothy Mae West returned to Ottawa after a week with C C Nelson. Verner Strong Number Six district and Carl Strong Farm land spent Sunday with Marion Strong. Elmer Trowbridge and family were guests at a gathering in Basehor in honor of the birthdays of the senior Mr Trowbridge and his son Earl.
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Dorothy Mae West
L. W. West
Ottawa
C. C. Nelson
Verner Strong
Number Six
Carl Strong
Marion Strong
Elmer Trowbridge
Visitors from Fairfax Belmont Tour State Lake
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bailey along with Kenneth and Mr and Mrs Paul Bratton visited the State lake at Tonganoxie on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J W Pettit and family of Columbia Missouri, formerly of our community, called at the Ea Gilbreath home Saturday afternoon.
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Ralph Bailey
Kenneth
Paul Bratton
Tonganoxie
J. W. Pettit
Columbia, Mo
Ea Gilbreath
Local residents visit and host to various communities
Marcus Mott of Dunavant visited the Ralph Bailey home Friday. George Hoskinson and daughter Hazel of Vinland were guests in the LaVern Tee home Sunday. Mrs. Vernon White and son Bobbie of Wichita stay with her parents D. L. and Mrs. Thornton. Lloyd Reusch of Vinland called on Marion Strong Monday. Mary Houk of Eudora and Frank Martin family of Topeka visited Ed Neustifter and others Sunday evening. Charles Nelson and family spent weekend in Manhattan Milford Riley and Keats. F E Neustifter and Charles Henderson in Kansas City Saturday. Mrs H C Cooper and Ernest of McPherson visited from Thursday to Sunday.
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Marcus Mott
Dunavant
Ralph Bailey
George Hoskinson
Hazel
Vinland
LaVern Tee
Vernon White
Bobbie
Wichita
D. L. Thornton
Lloyd Reusch
Marion Strong
Mary Houk
Eudora
Frank Martin
George
Nancy Rose
Topeka
Ed Neustifter
Ed Gilbreath
Truman Ransom
Leonard Ean
Id Freeman
SeSory
Frank Jones
Kansas
Kansas City
Bailey sewing club gathers for day on Laura avenue
Mrs. John Kasson hosts the Bailey family sewing club on Laura avenue all day Wednesday with eight ladies and several children in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clifton had as their guest Sunday his grandmother from Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neustifter drove to Kansas City Sunday to attend the ball game.
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Truman Ransom
Ransom
Leonard Dean
Kansas City
Bailey Family Sewing Club
John Kasson
Laura Avenue
Ernest Clifton
Topeka
Ed Neustifter
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Chester Woodward
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Kas
Sunflower
Cleveland
R.R. Bittman
Landon
Associated Press
Summerfield
John D. Ramsey
Richard McCann
Cecil Strickland
Dodge City
Brewster Powers
Kan
Elizah Cole
Mac Winne
Hays
Robert Brooks
Roderick Burton
Robert Hedges
Robert McKay
Irving Kuraner
Leavenworth
Joseph Tiden
Harper
John B. Lawrence
Imaculata High
Kermit Franks
Winfield
T. Perkins
K. U. Psychology Facult
Stanford
Christian Science
Noahhur
Murata Teleien
Lovett
CMN
Seti
Mary Haan
Star View
Clearfield
AAA
Howard R. Tolley
Chester Davis
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Fairfax
Belmont
Philco
Hanna
Charltan Insurance Agency
Chester Morris
Helen Morgan
Frankie and
Johnnie
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Ross Alexander “Shipmates Forever
Cartoon News
Dickinson
Robert Taylor
Loretta Young
Granada
Robert Louis Stevenson
Suicide Club
Bob
Unas Uts Tisai
Robert Louis Stevenson's
Reginald’owen
Frank Morgan
Louis Hayward
Sybil Jason
Dr. Dafoe
Gene Stratton-Porter
The
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Cniaren
Herbert Marshall
Paramount
America
W. C. Fields
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