Twilight League Game Rainout Prompts Next Week Make-Up
Wet grounds force postponement of the Twilight League contest between the Elks and Haskell. The game will be played next week at a rescheduled date. Tonight’s featured match is Old Fellows versus Rotary, both strong contenders, expected to draw a large crowd at the park. Play starts at o clock as the pennant race tightens among Elks, Eagles, Odd Fellows, Rotary, and Haskell. Umpire Leslie Davis, a former Kansas coach, officiates.
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Haskell
Iida
Old Fellows
Rotary Club
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Eagles
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Leslie Davis
Manhattan
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Kanhich School
Reinstated as President of Amarillo Baseball Club
B Tracey, ousted last week as president of the Amarillo Texas baseball club of the Western League, was reinstated today after a conference in St Joseph Missouri between Tracey and Dale Gear president of the Western League. Earlier in Omaha Tracey met with Amarillo stockholders J Q Whittington and Cal Farlex in Gear presence where the difficulties were ironed out.
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St. Joseph
B. Tracey
Amarillo
Lawrence golfers shine at Kansas State Wolf association meet
Chester Jones of Lawrence led local entrants in the Kansas State Wolf association tournament at Manhattan, posting a 74 with 70 par while Glen Charlton 89 George Clark 80 and Justin Hill 91 also scored. Police arrested Fred Wheat and William Spear on liquor charges after detaining three suspects in a city jail.
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Jones
Chester Jones
Lawrence
Manhattan
Glen Charlton
George Clark
Justin Hill
Fred Wheat
William Spear
Vogler
Bath
Diggar
Peace Time Hero Jack Ribbe Praised in San Francisco
Army physicians conducted occlusion experiments to develop data on benzite fever, with Private Jack Ribbe volunteering. The test during a week at the Manila hospital provided insights that helped reduce fever rates in enlisted ranks. He received honorable discharge and praise in San Francisco. Also advertised: bathing aids and drugstore prices at Reese's Drug Store. Pest and crop loss figures noted for theriprid with 15 to 20 percent crop loss due to insects and fungi.
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Jack Ribberancisco
Army
Jack Rib
Maila
Phi
San Francisco
Reese's Drug Store
Women Net Stars Enter City Tennis Tournament
Fear of low entrants eased as entry list fills for women’s singles and doubles in Lawrence. Notable players including Audrey Carr Selma Klemp Dora Geiger Mary Berntsen Charlotte Harper Ruth Hoover Jaiet Stapleton Thelma Stevenson Elizabeth Sherbon and others expected to compete. Mixed doubles entries rise. tournament runs Tuesday through Thursday with pairings to be published next issue.
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Netstars
Lawrence
Audrey Carr
Selma’ Klemp
Dora Geiger
Mary A. Berntsen
Charlotte Harper
Ruth
Hoover
Jaiet Stapleton
Thelma Stevenson
Filizabeth Sherbon
Alice ‘Sherbon
Alice Gaskill
Alfa Gaskill
Edna Frederickson
Helen McColl
George Hulse
Mary Berntsen
Charlize
Harper
Dora
Geiger
Advey Carr
Margaret Barto
Edna’ Frederickson
Slice
Alta Gas Jkill
Joie Stapleton
Thelma Stephenson
Elizabeth
Alice Sherbon
L ‘Evel
World
Tomorrowninc
Disbarment Hearing Set for Wilson in 1925 Case
Kansas attorney Clement L. Tribune reports that the state board of law examiners charges Wilson with fraudulent acts and concealments in real estate dealings, and withholding client funds. Wilson, disbarred in 1909 and later reinstated, faces a Supreme Court response at the June 21 hearing in Topeka, with an eye clinic note at the end of the item.
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Toneka
Clement
Williamstown Community Notes and Visits
Williamstown residents report visits and daily life events. Susie Humphries attends summer school in Hays while Clarence Webb works at the U P depot in Bonner Springs. Families travel between Manhattan Kannasity and Lawrence for visits as church events draw crowds. Mrs Jack Welter recovers, early summer outings occur, and Williamstown Baptist Ladies Aid hosts a gathering at Mrs Leger Sr s home with prayers and sacred songs.
Auto Doodads Irk Style King in Silly Quotes
An AP interview with a leading fashion of the era mocks automobile adornments and radiator doodads. He recalls hat bands from college days, compares 1905 style to today, and jokes about monograms and signs on cars. He urges restraint amid nostalgic fashion commentary.
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Chicago
Onter
Community Club Notices and Local Meeting Plans
A series of community club notes and upcoming events are listed. The Mutual Benefit club met with Colleen Leger. Mrs. Dorothy Leger to host next. The group plans a church gathering on June 29 and a June 22 quill project at the church. A Fourth of July celebration program is outlined with readings and music. A outing group, led by Mrs. Orphan McCoy, heads to Camp Wood with Caloosa High School participants for a day trip.
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Thirothy Lever
Flossie Nevins
Colleen Leger
Clara Hawk
Chase
Mutual Benefit Club
Caloosa
Chat McCoy
Camp + Wood
Richland Community Notes of Visits and Gatherings
Old Belvor reports a busy period of social calls and visits. Families including Lassen, Christian, Brown, Heyl, Paasch, McNish, Anderson, Hellstrom and Jordan travel between Richland, Lawrence and OsKaloosa venues for varied gatherings and a marriage at OsKaloosa.
Children Alma and Lee Visit at Chas Christian Home
Alma and Lee called at the Charles Christian home Wednesday evening, as they spent time with the family and exchanged greetings.
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Alma
iLee
Chas
Births and local notices from Vinland community
Vinland columns report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence James on Sunday June 12. W. H. Pardee, recently moved to Oakley, is seriously ill. relatives summoned. Mrs. E. B. Moor and family visited the Rockholds. Lloyd Rockhold sprained his hip falling from a tree. Rebecca Hemphill of Lawrence returned home after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Welch. Vinland Farm Bureau met at the high school for clothing work led by Mrs. Crifla Lawson. dinner served. Children’s Day program held at Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Eula Elsmere and children visiting W. O. Walker’s family. Misses Deny, Steevers, Griffis left for Emport and Cottonwood Falls for the wedding of Audrey Stout and Richard Williams. Harold Hoover working for Kid Thorens. Mrs. Heaven and son Glen preparing to leave Friday for Foster Kentucky to visit relatives.
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Susie Humphries
Stummer School
Hays
Clarence Webb
U.P
Bonner Springs
T. Alien
James Leger, Jr
Kannasity
Orvall Pearson
Clarence Pearson
Laura Leeman
Lawrence
Ava
Jack Welter
Sagain
White
Gashters
Renken
Manhattan
Harold Overton
Bue
Overton
Frank Wester
Kansas City
Guy Vearson
Williamstown Baptist Ladies Aid
James Leger
L. Tyrrell
Hans Lassen
Walter Browns
Philip Hey
Walter Brown
Fred - Christian
Harry
Fern
Fay
Little Erma May
ElmdallesSvent
Chas
Christian
Effie. Chas
Fred. Christian
Lee
Richland
Philip
Alma -Brown
Chas. Christian
Fred Christian
Philip Heyl
Evelyn
Ed .Paaseh
McNish
Hazel Jordan
Albert Anderson
Malmberge
Oscar
Apple Pie
Ed Paasch
Hazel -Jordan
Albert Arnderson
Rusgett
Son
Monay
Fred
Russell
Alma
Emma Rogers
Walter Hellstrom
Oskaloosa
Hipne
Alina Brown
Frigaye Tlesmiell
Jess Sutton
J. B. Alexander
James
Edward
Lea
Agel Helstrom
Waller Brown
Angel Hellstrom
Philip Hext
Axel
Otto Hellstrom
Ker_ Brown
Wim. McNish
Jordan
Javel
Kirkpatrick
Raymond
Willis
Gibler
Evae
Alen Ghes
Effie
Twain Gibley
Mary Gibler
Mr. Chatman
Billy
Clarence James
Cora Eckman
W. H. Pardee
Oakley
E. B
John Rockhold
Lloyd Rockhold
Rebecca Hemphill
New Jersey
Welch
Vinland Farm Bureau
Carmel
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Gree
Eula
Elismere
W. O. Walker
Gertee Deny
Jennie Steevers
Johanna Griffis
Em Orta
Winifred
Agnes Steveris
Cottonwood Falls
Audrey Stout
Richard Williams
Harold
Hoover
Kid Thorens
R. Heaven and
Glen
Foster
Kentucky
Mrs. Reaverin
Emerald Oil Heals Sore Feet Says Original Bottle
An advertisement urges readers to visit a druggist for Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims initial relief after first use and full treatment will end foot pain and odors. The product is described as a clean antiseptic that penetrates without staining or greasing, with a money back guarantee.
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Moone
Unclear elderly woman patient and local visit notes
The fragment lists an eighty two year old patient with doubtful recovery and several social visits. Names include Mr and Mrs Charles Hemings, Dr and Mrs Craig, Mr George Weiler, Mr and Mrs W A McPheeters, and Miss Velia Deay among others, with travel mentions to Baldwin Kansas City and Overbrook.
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Charles Hemings
Blond
Dann
Baldwin
Graig
Lawtherce
George Weiler
Ape Doe
W. A. McPheeters
Kansas City
Jenkins
Qverbrook
Velia Deay
Wim. Sturdy
Greenfield
Town
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