Personal notes of Lawrence residents and visitors
A lengthy list of local people visiting, traveling, or residing in nearby cities. Bill Hudson returns from Kansas City to join Butler-Sanderson Motor Co. Miss Mary Louise Marsh to teach Russian Ballet technique in Lawrence starting June 17. Numerous友 names travel to Kansas City, Chicago, Omaha, Topeka, and Ottawa for graduations, visits, or professional stops.
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Bill” Hudson
Kansas City
Commonwealth National Bank
Butler-Sanderson Motor Company
Mary Louise Marsh
Merchants Bank
Miss Marsh
Helen Topping
Paviey-Oukrainsky Ballet Co
Chicago
Miss Topping
Topping
Local Residents Travel and Visits Across Kansas
Kan Ci Don Welty left for Bartlesville Oklahoma. Ruth Strong went to Smith Center Kansas to visit relatives. Marie Sellars of Wellington returned home after visiting Ruth Strong. Angela Fogarty visiting sister in Leavenworth. H W Hargett of Baldwin in Lawrence for commence. Minnie and Mary Peckee spent day in Kansas City. G M Davis to Tonga for a family reunion. Ed Hess went to Kansas City on business. J R Newman on two week vacation in Kansas City. H Houk spent today in Kansas.
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Mamie
Oman
Iola
Lawrence
Kansas City
Marie Sellars
Wellington
Kans
Ruth Strong
Honors and awards list at University of Kansas 1919-20
The article itemizes graduates receiving honors across departments at the University of Kansas including English History Language and Literature Mathematics Romance Sociology and more. It notes nine new KU scholarships with recipients and donors from Bethany Cooper Emporia Fairmount MacPherson Ottawa Southwestern Washburn and others, plus memorial and department scholarships and medical interns placements at various hospitals.
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Myra Elsie Hull
University of Kansas
Helen MacGregor
Raymer McQuiston
Mayme Wheeler
Harold Ogden White
Southwestern
Myrtle Rosalie Gidinghagen
Katherine Reding
Reta
Hazel Dielmann
Liona B. Fletcher
Evan Omer Burgert
Carl A. Swanson
Ellis L. Starrett
Kansas
Albn M. Malm
Bethany College
Daisy Ruth Thompson
Cooper College
Miles Blim
Emporia College
Martha Elizabeth Bays
Fairmount College
Grace F. Greenwood
MacPherson College
Blanche Anne Marie Potts
Ottawa College
American Legion Promises to be The Patriotic of the Future
Douglas County invites all veterans to join the local post as the charter gains signatures. Membership rolls open Friday and Saturday at Charlton Insurance office with a yearly fee of 1.00 due at signing. Eligibility covers U S service between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 and allied governments service, excluding dishonorable discharges and conscientious objectors.
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American Legion
The
Charlton Insurance Company
Legion
United States
Cannibal Fish Habits Noted in Fresh Water
Cannibal behavior occurs among many freshwater fish species. Pike are particularly prone, though trout show similar habits. In most brooks, nearly every pool hosts cannibalistic activity, accounting daily for about six of the younger fish.
To Live Long Through Outdoor Living and Regular Checkups
Guidance urges maximal time outdoors and free exercise in open air, with home air and sunlight exposure. It advocates respecting human health through twice yearly family physician examinations for each family member.
Pugnacious Fish In Siam Describe Fresh Water Behavior
Pugnacious sujal freshwater fish in Siam show increased aggression when two individuals are in proximity. Observations note heightened territoriality and close encounters as pairs approach, suggesting social interactions influence aggression in these fish.
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Siam
Harvard Class Day Highlighted as Commencement Social Event
Harvard University marks class day as the centerpiece social event of the commencement season with campus celebrations and campus-wide activities planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
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Eveready
Eveready Service
Peerless Garage
N. H. St
Baldwin Battery CO
Baldwin, Kansas
Mabel Cowser
KF. Martin Ofansas City
Helen Martin
E. M. Bainter
Polytechnic Institute
G. K. Mackie
David Mackie
M. M. Thorne
Leo Smith
Mrs. Smith
Roy A. Cox
Augusta
E. L. Charleton
Menton Ridge
Ohio
Glen Charleton
New York
C. E. Wilmoth
Roberta Gorsuch
Omaha, Neb
A. J. Campbell
Mineral Wells, Tex
Frank Evans
N. F. Houston
Rymore, Mo
Otto Barteldes
Topeka
Mary Beatz
Miss Floy Williams
Wichita
H. G. Woodward
Grace Derby
Cameron, Mo
Kate Caldwell
Eudora
Josephine Dumas
Mary Pugh
Ottawa
K. U
M. E. Henderson
Lecompton
L. F. Clarke
Lyle Sellars
Fred Sellars
Weu
Kan- Ci
Don Welty
Bartlesville
Oklo
Smith Center
Angela Fogarty
Leavenworth
H. W. Hargett
Paldwin
Minnie Peckee
Mary Peckee
G. M. Davis
Tonganoxie
Ed. Hess
J. R. Newman
H. Houk
Theo.Poehler Mercantile Co
White Rock
John T. Stewart
School of Fine Arts
George L. Kreeck
Brynwood
B. M. Woodward
Messrs
Brinton
Chester Woodward
Art Department
Hattie Elizabeth Lewis
George E. Struble
College of Liberal Arts
America
Erma Brueckmann
Florence E. Bliss
William A. Fite
School of
Clinton Charles Fuller
Bell Memorial Hospital
Rosedale
Rov David Grayson
Stanley L. Green
Lee Verne Hill
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Dayton Parker Klepinger
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sherwin E. Mella
St. Margaret's Hospital
Charles Sumner Nelson
Hiawatha Hospital
Hiawatha
Elmer J. Nodurfth
St. Francis Hospital
Dar Delos Stofer
New York Hospital
Kenneth Benton Uhls
Uhls Sanitarium
Overland
Douglas County
United States of America
State of
Ne.c. Graham
National Biscuit Company
Vod
Journal-World
Daily
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