Summer study and campus life at University and nearby towns
A Kansas City student praises correspondence courses offered by the University extension division. University of Kansas summer session features include entomology fieldwork in Montgomery County and trips to Comanche and Greenwood. Students like Anna Hopkins and Viva McKenzie balance studies with campus social life while others attend journalism classes and supervise youth programs.
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University Extension Division
A. Edmonds
Kansas City
Kansas
Edmonds
J. W. Evans
Fall Leaf Notes From Lawrence Boland Visit
Lawrence Boland of Sanborn Ia visiting sister Mrs P Curry. Kindred and Eugene McCabrie Kansas City visitors. Bessie Davenport Limwood visitor. Leslie Leger visited grandparents George Leger. Union Pacific has a new section boss here Mr P H Finley. J J Wilson in Fall Leaf Sunday. birthday party at Paul Luckan's for Edna Schenhoffer and others. Kindred business trip to Lawrence. George Abbott Otto Vitt Lawrence visitors. Edward Johanning home from New Haven Mo reports crop delay and more rain. Emma Fleer returned from Naperville Ill after Northwestern University. Children Day program postponed to June 18 at ten o'clock. everyone invited. several attended Cenropolis with Worden baseball team.
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Lawrence Boland
Sanborn
P. Curry
Eugene McCabrie
Kansas City
Bessie Davenport
Leslie Leger
George Leger
Lawrence
Union Pacific
P. H. Finley
J.J. Wilson
Paul Luckan
Edna
Daisy
Helen
Florence Schenhoffer
Alice Koerner
Alice Kastenberger
Millie
Byra’ Snapp
Dorthy Wilson
Marie Vitt
S. I. Kindred
George Abbott
Otto Vitt
Worden
Edward Johanning
New Haven
Missouri
Emma, Fleer
Naperville
Illinois
Northwestern University
Centropolis
I Worden
University staff and students engage in year end activities
Percy B Shostac returns to Madison to pursue his A M. Lichtenwalter is appointed head of the research department at Union Powder and Explosive Mill. Military drill is dropped for lack of student interest. Correspondence study sees a 234 registration rise with over 960 enrolled from 22 states, mostly in Kansas. Two students help on a Colorado Springs construction crew with various nationalities. Cazier and Hilliett, Sigma Phi Sigma members, plan mountain air and sore muscles as they enter senior year. The Board of Administration drafts next year’s budget while deans submit spending estimates. Entomology fieldwork at Gehttyvale fails in Lake Tark o electricity repels bathers. Herbert Flint departs for Washington to obtain a passport and sail for Bordeaux on the Lafayette. summer study across Europe awaits.
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Colorado Springs
Lawrence Cazier
Wakarusa
Jack Hlliett
Tare
Cazier
Haskell Stars Help Ottawa In Osage Game
Tya Robert Hudson and James Dunbar plus M Poolaw from Haskell joined Ottawa players to beat the Osage Guy team yesterday in Ottawa. They returned to Lawrence this morning. John F Rambo formerly of Lawrence has died in Colorado Springs. Funeral held there. survivors include his wife and daughter Mrs Jo Morrow.
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Ottawa
James Dunbar
Haskell
M. Poolaw
Ottawi
Lawrence
John. F. Rambo
John .F. Rambo
Gets-It corn remover ad delights readers worldwide
An advertisement extols Gets-It for corns and calluses, claiming rapid 2 second application and painless removal. It touts the product as simple, non irritating, and effective, urging readers to buy locally or send for direct delivery.
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Folka
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Lawrence
Kou Corner
The Lassitude of Spring and Shredded Wheat Biscuit
An advertisement explains spring fatigue from winter toxins and promotes Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a simple easily digested food. It claims the whole wheat product rebuilds tissues boosts bowels and energizes muscles and nerves. Made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Centropolis game ends in unusual swat fest and town updates
The report describes a local game styled as a swat fest in Centropolis with players listed, including pitchers WW L Brubaker H Glaser J Elm I Warner and catchers M Warner O Elm. Umpires J O Flora B F Hughes. The piece also covers Sunday School class organization led by Fred Heim with officers Walter Fleer Lucas Fleer Elmer Lutz, store directors planning an opening at Wybeets Farmers Union Store with Bert Foster in charge, and various social visits and church events.
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Centropolis
WW. L. Brubaker
H. Glaser
J. Elm
I. Warner
M. Warner
O. Elm
Flora
B. F. Hughes
Fred Heim
Walter Fleer
Lucas Fleer
Elmer Lutz
Heim
Baldwin
Will Wacker
Wm. Lynch
Henry
Clara
Fleer
Langalin
Wim. Johanning
Oswald
Henry Johannine
Henry Johanning
Paul Johanning
Jehle
Central Schoolhouse
Wm. Hefner
FL .W
Local residents visit and travel in Columbia area
Mr and Mrs Fred Higging and others frequent visits while Ira Rothrock and a crew repair a telephone line. Several residents travel to Lawrence and Scranton for errands and church activities. Attendees include P C Bond J L Jones Adaline Johnson Hazel Jones and Ed Wittman with social calls and Sunday gatherings noted.
Local Residents Track Midweek Travel and Visits
Mr J L Jones and Mrs J K Boyd spent Monday at Harman Cemetery. Mr Charlay Raysen visited Lone Star on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J L Jones travelled to Lawrence on Wednesday. Mary Bond census work at Columbia on Wednesday. Mrs Diehl and Milton Diehl visited Lawrence on Wednesday. Miss Ruth Diehl spent Wednesday with Mrs P C Bond. John Ruckeling of Iowa called at the Wm Weesner home on Wednesday. Mrs Mont Culbertson went to Lawrence on Thursday.
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Fred. Higging
Wm. Weisner
Ira
Rothrock
Messrs. P
GC. Bond
J. L. Jones
Zella Jones
Tawrence
Etta . Markley
John Brohammer
Carl Higgins
Lawrence
P. C. Bond
Earnest
Pr C
Pr C. Bond Home Wednesday. “Mrs. Adaline Johnson
Hazel Jones
Scrampton
Mattie Watts
Bmirst
Tra Rothrock
Lone Star
Wm. Weasner
U 'S
W. J. Curtis
Klesldy
Missouri
Old Order
J. Ti
J. RK. Boyd
Weesner
Taw
Harman Cemetery
Charlay
Raysen
Marry Bond
Columbia
Diehl
Milton
Ruth Diehl
P.C. Bond
Marines roll out recruiting on wheels to key interior routes
Washington June 16. The United States Marine Corps tests three combination freight and passenger automobiles as rolling recruiting offices. Starting from San Francisco Atlanta and Boston the vehicles aim to reach inland regions where Marines are less known. If successful the plan may expand to other sections as Congress looks to boost enlistment by about three thousand men.
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Washington, D. C
United States Marine Corps
San Francisco
Atlanta
Boston
Marine Corps
Congress
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