Venard's Homer Powers Rotary 5 0 Over Scottish
George Vernard hit a three run homer in the third with two aboard as Rotary defeated Scottish 5 to 0. Weidman and Logue opened Rotary scoring in the second, Venard added the decisive blow in the third, and Crooks contributed a fifth inning score on an error and a hit. Crooks limited the Macon club to a lone second inning single by Zimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vernard
Pase
Rotary
Els
Venard
Ata Ike
Weidmen
Logue
Jong
Treland
Cirvenit
Crooks
Masons
Zinmerme
Crook
Innning
Meven Balters
Gray
Dokne
Macon
Aden
Ond Fellows Triumph In Junior Twilight Rout
The Culd Fellow nine overwhelmed the American Legion team 25 to 1 in a Junior Twilight League contest. The game ended early in the third inning to fit in the second match of the evening. The Legion were winless this season and the Gold Fellow struck twice around the order in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Eddie Field In Lead In Mississippi Golf Tournament Round
Eddie Field led at three under par with a 63 in the round of the Mississippi Golf Tournament. Manion trailed with a Turning Ayre. Also reported: Chicago and St Louis games. baseball standings in American League and American Association. Board of Education seeks coal bids for July 1926 and 1926-27 school year deliveries. details from Adv. listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Education Office
Radio Program Listings Across United States
A dense table of broadcast schedules lists stations from Atlantic City to Los Angeles with nightly lineups. Entries include dinner music, orchestras, organ recitals, and baseball features, highlighting WEAF WEAF WEAF programs and regional acts across many cities with times and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
WIP
Daner
Baltimore
Sandman
WEE
Boston
Big Brother
WEAF
Buffalo
WEAT
WAM
Cleveland
Hollenden
Rv Orckesten
Lenncert
Detroit
Essen
Orkestral Aiford
van Maarieck Gekesten
WREO
Lansing
Sonces Bouty
Miami
BEAGH
Newark
New York
ka—Waldorf
United Press
Pare Lane
Phillips
Hasso
Harvesters
Tskinies
Sporting Review
U. S. Marine Band
TogTam
WNYC
Gene Goncest
Wowl News
Wei
Philadelphia
WEAZ
Franklin
Oh Dka
Pattisburg
Pittsburgh
William Peng
Providence
Haseball
Frear Weaf
Richmond
Wey
Schenectady
Diener Music
BE. Boisclair
CFCA
Toronto
Watena
Peete
Ilu Phi Epsilon Hort
We? Dio
Innati
Doherty Dietady Be
Latonia Boyz
Night Howlers
WKRC
Cincinnati
Rochr
SiWd
WSAI
WFAA
Dallas
Joy
Woc
Davenport
Mil
Plowboys
WHO
Des Moines
Philbreck’s
WBAP
Fort Worth
Sozin- White Orchestra
Hot Springs
Meyer Mavis
Irio
Houston
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Art
Tirake
Los Angeles
WMC
Memphis
Chickasaw Ramblers
ST. Paul
Wear
Settin
Baur
NEW_ORLEANS
KGO
Oakland
ST. Loquis
KPO
San Francisco
Kincy
Tusic
Markets
WCBD
Zion
Ill
WAHG
WLIT
WOO
CNRA
CNRE
CNRT
ENRVY
CNRW
CNRM
WSUIL
KFAB
CKCL
CFCF
WHA
WKAR
WCAP
University student councils set year record for reforms
The men's and women's student governing bodies at the University closed a term with notable accomplishments. They enacted traffic restrictions on Mount Oread, cut varsity dance prices, regulated entry and liquor issues, and improved discipline. Key leaders, Paul Rienichts Pratt president, Katherine Klein of the WIS GA, J B Dyer dean, and Agnes Husband dean, credit the program. Albert Petersen and Madee Wardell are slated to lead next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
Mount Oread
Oreal Avenue
Lawrence
Paul Rienichs
Pratt
Sience
Katherine Klein
WIS
G. A
Albert Petersen
Madee Wardell
Chase freed on appeal bond after city jail sentence
G W Chase was released from the city jail last evening on a 500 appeal bond following a 60 day sentence for driving while intoxicated. His father and a Leavenworth attorney visited Lawrence to seek parole or an appeal but were unsuccessful. An attorney for the city said the district court appeal would be pursued promptly. It notes a Dallas Steers player, Miller, hit two home runs in recent games against Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Chase
Chase
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Richard Stevens
Dallas Steers
Waco
Mack Miller
St John the Baptist Day Observed Across Mexico
Mexico City marks St John the Baptist Day with universal baths at streams and pools. Festivities evolved from religious rite to festive aquatic events, attracting workers and peasants. Pools charge fifty centavos, with prizes for aquatic sports, as the day blends Catholic tradition with local custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
The
Republic
John
San Juan de Las Casuelas
Port Oak Grove
Cornell Prof Works To Preserve Foods By Concentration
Ithaca June 24 A P J G W Cavanaugh Cornell University agricultural chemistry professor aims to apply milk concentrating methods to foods and crops to preserve nutrients and extend shelf life. He notes dry milk retains original constituents and suggests similar processing could seasonally stabilize fruits and grains, aiding farmers with year round markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N. Y
A.p.j—G. W. Cavanaugh
Cornell University
Real Estate Transfer and Local Social Roundup
Henry C Gauck and wife transfer lot 5 block 14 University Pisces addition to Lawrence to C C Jones for 1 dollar in exchange for notes. Pa at gave Mrs Walter Brown and children valued at the Joe Anderson home Thursday afternoon last week. Mrs doc Anderson and Nina attended the missionary meeting at Mrs Chas Marlin's of Lawrence Thursday last. Mrs Chag and daughter Effie were Richland callers Saturday last. Mr and Mrs Alpert Anderson and son Russell dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Christian and Effie Sunday. Otto Hellstrom Harvey Hellstrom Walter Hellstrom and Miss Emma Rogers had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and children Mrs Malmberg and son Oscar called in the afternoon. Vernest Nelson and Miss Emma Kampschroder of Topeka visited Fred Nelson home Sunday. Carl Thurber's children of Russell Kansas visiting relatives here. Mrs Omer Buck and daughter Bertha spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Lucy Heins. Miss Eva Coons and Miss Joe Dayd visiting Mr and Mrs Chester Baldwin. Harvey Hellstrom and Axel Hellstrom spent Wednesday night at the Walter Brown home and left for harvest fields Thursday morning. Mrs Russell Sutton called at the Fred McKiney home of Lone Star Thursday. Tulee and Carl Thurber's girls Richland callers Thursday afternoon Chas Christian a Richland taller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hunter
Toyoka
P. H. Underwood
Red Bracken
Leona Abel
Frances Strobel
Clyde Mayhome
Frank Bracken
Valley Falls
Carl Smith
Ruth Rose
Oskaloose
Juanita
Bracken Ayd Little
Monat J.J. Bre
Ve May
Frances Rabel
Myr
Auburn Small
Topeka
Fred Mayvler
Rudolph ‘Bewieman
Mar
Frank Beurmans
Ruth Rost
Ada
Lucy
John Abel
Fred Fowers
H. Harper
Olive Branch
Gillus Cady
Kansas
City
Dean Thompson
Lecompton
Grady
Opal
Ken
Osfialoosa
Clyde May
Frances Strode
Crof. Williamson
Perry
Leo Parnell
Clarence Hunter
Woodrow Clark
Ed Bowgin
Hanjm
Kansas City
Lafe Hamm
Hann
Emma Buster
Buster
Arthur Hamm
Oskaloosa
W. H.baker
Fred Fowler
Jerry Collins
abenny-Baldwin
Pen- Dy
Walter Brown
Joe Anderson
Thuftrsday
Doc Anderson
Nina
Chas. Marlin
Walter Hellstrom
Emma Rogers
Watter Brown
Malmberg
Oscar
Vernest’ Nelson
Emma Kampschroder
Fred Nelson
Carl ‘Thurber
Russell
Omer Buck
Bertha
Lucy Heins
Eva Coons
Joe Dayd
Chester Baldwin
Harvey Hellstrom
Axel Hellstrom
Harvest Fields
Russell Sutton
Fred. McKiney
Lone Star
Tulee
Carl Thurber
Richland
Chas
Christian
Ernst Tutcher
Marvin Center Hall
Utley Reilly
Toneka
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Brethren Church
A. J. Powell
Overbrook
Harveyville
Arthur Hase
Lawrence
Alf Eagan
John Collins
Mart Wartman
Wendell Simons
Arthur Hage
Elmer Michael
Famiy
Norman Flora
Quinten
Sam Flora
Walter Runile
Marvin Forth
John Undder
Oren Yearunt
Lyndon
Ben Triehor
Mart Lartman
sJohn Dodder
Mand
Ezra ‘Fishburn
Arlie Powell's
A. M. Rundle
Washington Creek Community News Brightens Weekend
Mr and Mrs John Dillon and others visited relatives in Washington Creek while Dillons from Alda and Bernice spent time with George Dillon in Damel Postma Kansas City. Attendees at a Children's Day program at Lone Star will hear further events next Sunday June 27. A surprise birthday gathering for Mrs Ben Garber drew about 100 neighbors and friends with feast baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Alda
Bernice
George Dillon
Damel Postma
Kansas City
Aca
John Postma
Mary Mohler
C. FE. Graham
L. Hoover
Overbrook
Washington Creek
Lone Star
Ben Garber
McPherson College preacher to speak on July 4th in Overbrook
Church services feature Dr Kuriz of McPherson College delivering two addresses, one in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. Local activity includes funeral attendance for Mrs Grover Oyler in Ottawa, social visits, and a Bent Valley crowd attending events in nearby towns. Overbrook baseball beat Harveyville 6 to 4, with families and neighbors busy visiting, shopping, and preparing for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuriz
McPherson College
Grover Oyler
Ottawa
Will Wolfe
Eula
Fitzgerald
Pomona
Bessie Brown
Ve Nage
Sunday gathering of Friendship club at Mrs Randle home
The Friendship club met at the home of Mrs. Randle Tatcher on Friday June 18 with ten members and three visitors present. Attendees included Mrs. Ben Tatcher Eva Tatcher Trouise Reilly Jennie Pelly Etta Hartman Emma Boilder Katie Hage Myrtle Coffman Tha Walki A M Fundle and visitors Mrs Ce ci Fishburn Mrs Mary Coursen Overbrook and Mrs Randle Tutcher and her son. Refreshments of ice cream dark cake and coffee were served around 4 o clock. The next meeting will be at Ida Simons Addie Huston and Warald attended Lane Star day exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loriie Randle
Friendship Club
A. M. Randler
Randle Tatcher
Ben Tatcher
Eva Tatcher
Trouise Reilly
Tha Walk
A. M. Fundle
Ceci] Fishburn and Son
Mary Coursen
Overbrook
Randle Tutcher
Ida Kne
Ida. Simons
Addie’ Huston
Warald
Childre Tiay
Lane Star
Evi Vishbarn
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Homer
Rhe Es Boo
Weidmany
Reed Gray
Darland
OND Fellows
Eddie Field
Was Fostanion James Manion
Endel
Chicaga A
Ofhie PN
Chirzgni
St. Lois
Columbus I
Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toteday
Louisville
Ty St
Rochester
Cleveland Indians
Altenberl
Baan
Taodicke
Filleres
Schleiver
C. Keley
Leo Ekie van Rota
Hala Twa Eagles
Legian
Sneere
WPG
America
WNYCG
Coldman Cancert
WSB
CNBC
WLUW
KBKA
Silvertown Orch
World War Canyon Enrc
Calgary
Chicago
Laulis
E. L. Mosier
Lacey Clark
Florence and
Esther Eine
Winstown
Mets
Fred Althausee
Ed Bowman
J. J. Clark
A. A
Frank Miller
Chas. Decker
Dove
Ys County
Fred Bracken
Milliman
Newman
Alfred Bracken
Little Sone Elnora
Grace R
Fey
Dean “Thompson
Fitche
Haskin's Drug Store
Mass
Barber's Drug Store
Ady
Henry C. Gauck
C. c. Jones
University
Old Belvoir
van Heusen
York
Phillipa-Jones
Tonganoxie Pool
Tonganoxie, Kansas
Orpheu WA the Family Theatre
Eee
Oberaworth
Cullen Landis
Dorothy Devore
Ania
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