Alumni Letters From Kansas Reach Across the World
Kansas alumni abroad report on assignments and marriages in the Philippines Korea and China. Fernando Bermejé heads to Rochester then Philippines to teach public school. Lawrence A. Cooper serves Goodyear in Manila. Erna Brueckmann wed May 18 in Chicago and to settle in South India Mission. R K Smith leads a hospital in Korea China region seeing 1100 monthly patients. Dr and Mrs Bigger plan furlough from Pyongyang. Frank Herron Smith oversees Japanese Methodist churches and notes demand for Western medicine. J B Anderson recalls Cuba sugar collapse blamed on American bankers and criticizes Cuban debt policy.
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University of Kansas
Fernando Bermejé
Lawrence
Rochester
Minnesota
Philippine Islands
Lawrence A. Cooper
Goodyear Tire Company
Manila
Philippine
Erna Brueckmann
Herman D. Long
Chicago
American Baptist Foreign Mission
South India
R. K. Smith
University ‘of’ Kansas
Rosedale
England
Japan
J. B. Anderson
Cuba
Boyecott
Absurd Notice After Auction Bus Crashes Window Display
London June 13 an omnibus crashed through a jeweler's window. The next day a sign read We do not sell omnibuses. The one in our window yesterday was NOT for sale. Auvergne June 13 an old cafe table was chopped for firewood and 122 Louis XVI coins rolled out.
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London
Auvergne
France
Louis XVI
Non Partisan Handling of State Boards in Kansas
Topeka June 14 Kans Republicans fear partisan shifts as Governor Davis replaces officials with Democrats including W E Freeman to run health registrar duties. He places Democrats in key health and inspection posts while keeping a nonpartisan stance on public service, stirring quiet concern among Republicans.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Davis
State Board of Health
Dr. Crumbine
Fiji
W E. Freeman
State Federation of Labor
Freeman
Alexander Howat
Labor Organization
New
Democrat Daily
Allen
Carl Peterson
Democrat State Committee
Kansas City
Fashion notes on new lace and chiffon trims
The article highlights colored lace as a stylish trim and colored chiffon as a fashionable fabric. It mentions new models featuring ruffles and tucks and envelopes as decorative details.
Preaching and local social notes from Fairview church
Next Sunday at 11 o clock preaching will be held at the church with no definite pastor. The column lists visits, family gatherings, and events from Fairview residents including Mrs. Hunsinger’s visit, drills and dances by Haskell girls, band concert, and community dinners. Several locals travel to Lawrence and Goodland for events and lessons.
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George Hunsinger
Chas. Howard
W. D. Wells
Eugene Leary
Lewis Howard
Walter Howard
Kanwaka
Edward McClintock
E. L. Brown
Ruth
Burton Brown
Louise
Hilda Koehler
Haskell
Elroy Ayer
New Mexico
Reece
Wm. Miller
Lawrence
W. C. McConnell
Peters
Hilda
Edna Koehler
Goodland
Kans
Helen Dreher
Peter Dreher
Rose Dreher
Homer Brownlee
Little Howard
Irvin
Harold Marshall
N.B. Brown
Chas. Cooper
B. C
Helen
Irene Allison
E.L. Brown
Ruth Brown
Cecile Mitchell
Lela Newton
J. C. McArthur
Charles Ott
Belleview
Chester Howard
J. H. Day
Bert Day
Reyolds
Roy Irvitt
Bette Sons
Brownlee
Community club notes and local gatherings near Lecompton
Saturday relatives visited as the Community club met with Mrs George Banks and guests Mrs Armstrong and daughter Mrs Frank Miller from Lawrence and Mrs Elizabeth Seetin. Ice cream supper planned for June 22 at the school house. Funeral notices for Mrs Marie Husted Turner prominent in Lawrence area. attendance included pallbearers Mrs Arnold Ransdell and Helen Harshberger.
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Community Club
George
Banks
Armstrong
Frank Miller
Lawrence
Elizabeth Seetin
John Banks
Lecompton
Newt Hamlin
Billy Schroyer
Brian
Death of Mrs Roy Turner mourned by Barker neighbors
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for Mrs Roy Turner formerly Marie Husted of Barker. The community expressed sympathy as relatives including R I Jones and sons Roy and Clyde of Topeka visited, and many neighbors shared condolences and stories of her teaching with the Barker school last year.
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Roy Turner
Emporia
Turner
Marie Husted
Barker School
R. I. Jones
Roy
Clyde
Topeka
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen Harshberger
Manhattan
Ernest Richards
Pauline
M. C. Richards
Vinland
Will Criss
North Lawrence
C.A. Richards
Arnold Ransdell
Barr Gorrill
Allen
Mr. Bellas
Prescott Underwood
Viola Transmetjer
Virgie Shields
Lionel Boers
Blanch Shelly
Helen Bigsby
G. W. Carter
Lawrence
Robert
Marshall
Gerrill
Wm. Ege
Ernest” Richards
C. A. Richards
Emery Underwood
Helen
Roy Deskins
Seigel Rose
The
Electric Light Company
Walter Bryan
L. R. Bryan
Seigel
Rose
James Wiggins
R. W
Gorrill
Clearfield Community Notes Include Nurturing Church Program
A lengthy local items list from Clearfield details a Children’s Day program at the Clearfield church with many participants and songs, plus numerous visits and shopping trips by residents to nearby towns. The column closes with a reflective aphorism about laughter and shared happiness.
Baldwin Notes on Families At Baker University
Mrs. Orvil Allis of Virgil visits Baldwin with relatives while her daughter plans summer in Lawrence. The Shirk wedding party plans to attend summer sessions at Kansas University. James Wright and family travel to Pittsburg and Evanston for study and reunions. Alumni secretary Thomas Evans assumes duties at Robinson after six years as superintendent. Edith Miller visits Baldwin en route home from Abilene. Mary Williams hosts Attle girls for twelfth birthday. Frank Wolfe aids Central Wesleyan finances. Baker summer school enrolls about one hundred. Mamie Van Landingham recovers from illness. Chester Lane recuperating after appendectomy in Kansas City.
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Margaret
Ellen Melville
Lawrence
Leroy Breithaupt
Ruth
Arlene
Benjamin Kramer
Clare Randel
Clearfield Church
Rev. Schereman
Ruth Breithaupt
Evelyn Werts
Arden Johnson
Charles Lawrenz
Edward Deckwa
Lavera Brecheisen
Jewel
Christiina Selzer
Irene Breithaupt
Ferne Todd
Cornelia Meeder
Alice McKinney
Rachel Todd
Charles Bredheisen
Floyd Moldenhauer
Howard Werts
Mildred Breithaupt
Ree
Leherman
Bernice Wilder
Christina Selzer
David Meeder
Leland Kendall
Tulsa
Okla
LeRoy
Breithaupt
Henry Deckwa
Henry Rohe
Mary Ferne
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Dan, Selz
Edward
Wesley
William Selzer
Eudora
Ed Melville
Kansas City
Hoffman
Clearfield
William Selzer, Jr
George Hadle
Lorenz Spiecher
Mtittle
Beulah Rohe
Baldwin
Helen Selzer
Bessie Milburn
George Hausman
Mary Guenther
Vinland
Prospect
Charles Shirk
Abilene
Alpha Chi Omega House
Shirk
Kansas University
James B. Wright
Pittsburg
Kans
Wright
Patricia
Esther
Evanston
Ill
Garrett Biblical Institute
Sage Kirkpatrick
Garnett
Laura Reeder
Frank E. Wolfe
Baker University
Warrenton
Central Wesleyan
Wolfe
Baker
Rockefeller
Lone Star
William M. Balen
Mamie van Landingham
C. A. Lane
Chester
Trinity Hospital
None Has Applied Reflects Odd Barber Window Advertisement
A Swansea barber window shows a sign reading Only Ex. Service Men Need Apply. It states applicants must have enlisted by age nine or younger, noting the war ended over five years ago.
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Swansea
Wales
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