Interscholastic Meet Set Amid Nebraska Kansas Tennis Ties
Nebraska and Kansas face dual track and tennis events as high schools converge for the tenth Interscholastic Meet. Coaches eye a wider look to Missouri Valley matches as Hamilton plans to ship athletes to Missouri University. Kansas City club star Dix Tanchenor leads the Kansas tennis lineup with other players to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Additio
Nebraska
Kansas
Dick Asimies
Manaver We
Tiamiston
Tal
Wangasy
Teais
Cornhuskers
Hamilton
Folunthia
Missouri Universit
Cornhusker
Asas
Kel Treweeke
Kady
Horriatt
Coarle Hamilton
Dix Tanchenor
Kanaas City
Atletic
Owe Thers
Hint
Coset
Teachenor Tops Seventy-Seven Club Tennis Ranks First
Teachenor holds the No 1 spot among Kansas City Athletic Club tennis stars in an official seventy seven member ranking announced yesterday in Kansas City. The system groups players so one group member can challenge the next group’s leader. As KU demos captain, Teachenor may have little time to defend his title in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
WK. U
Chaiptton
Kansas City Athletic Club
Kansas City
KU Demis
Teachenor
Town Volleyball Title Match Between Mutts and Seribs
The Mutts and the Seribs, two surviving volleyball groups at the Yo M.C., will settle their championship dispute tomorrow in the association gymnasium as they continue a series aimed at deciding the town title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutts
Yo M.C
Rsi
Assoriation Gymnasina
Dent County Commission Opens Monthly Session
Commissioners in session open the first monthly meeting, approving bills and detailing current business. The report mentions local officials and routine financial actions as part of the session agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent County
Montlily
Younty
Journalism Week Observed At Missouri University
Journalists week at the University of Missouri in Columbia runs May 1 with programs by Navy personnel and notable figures from New York and St. Louis. Events include talks with Arthur Brisbane and others as part of a statewide association observance with Missouri Press, Writers Guild, and related groups. Death notices report Mrs. Cora A Hor hor passing at her home on Ye street with burial in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Colimbia
Univy of Missouri
Willian J. By
Navy
Ant
St. Louis
United States
Arthur Brisbane
New York Journal
Coutland
Seow
York
Carlos F. Tid
Lilley
Eral
Arey
St Louis
Candy Histue
Nicett
Missouri Press
Misouri’ Writers Guild
Mi Women’s
Association At! Z I
League of Missouri Advertising Clubs
Tales of the Town in Lawrence Weekend Scout Trip and Street Rides
A troop of Boy Scouts led by Scout Master McNeil hiked and camped at Lake View spending time fishing and wood craft, sleeping under open skies. A large front bicycle with a small rear wheel appeared on Lawrence streets Saturday likely as a bet. Rain boosts hay crops and tall grasses. farmers discuss gardens and threshers meetings. rail traffic and a Union Pacific freight train cause concerns. fire crews drill on Massachusetts Street. Tuesday luncheon for farmers federation postponed to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.troup
Boy Scouts
McNeil
Lake View
Lawrence
Mason Lodge to Meet at Mason Temple May Day
Notice invites all Masons to attend at Mason Temple on Tuesday May 1 at 1 44 p m to honor our deceased brother Avacus Retest Prater and unite with fellow Masons. BALCO W ML KL VARNUM Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrence Lodge
A.P
AL BL
Avill
Masonie Temple
Balco
W. ML. KL
Varnum
Seev
Farm market eggs pay off for Hagerman family
Douglas County farmer Frank Hagerman near Lindora proves a small side venture can add steady cash. He marketed eggs and realized about 85 dollars in one month, turning backyard poultry into a reliable extra income stream for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Frank Hagerman
Lindora
Abe
Eges
Funeral of C. C. Morrow
The body of Charles OQ Morrow arrived at Langrence this morning from Larimer counts, Colorado. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from 517 Maine street. Rev. O2 Brown will conduct the services. Members of the Twentieth Kansas will act pallbearers. The Masons will conduct the burial rites. Interment will be at Oak Grove cemetery. Members of the Twentieth Kansas Regiment are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Morrow
Charles OQ
Quiet Title Suit Led by Maurice E. Hamer
A quiet title suit was brought by Maurice E. Hamer with Namnan Bartlett and others named as defendants in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Hamer
Namnan Bartlett
Oths
Market News From Kansas City and Wheat Receipts
Markets report May receipts for wheat and mixed feeds, with price levels for No 1 and No 3 mixed grain and timothy hay. Other items note stocker cattle, hogs, and cattle futures. local notices include Mount Oread tickets and Women’s Student Government Association events. a Kodak finishing mention and Boy Scout meeting details appear as brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress Market
Kansas City
Wilder S Metcalf Seeks State Senate Nomination
Wilder S Metcalf announces candidacy for the State Senate on the Hepburn Heiner ticket, subject to party and primary conditions. Campaign aims to secure party support and present platform priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
S. Metcali
Sulgeet
Ang
Boy Scouts Meeting Planned by Work Group
A meeting at the M. C. A. Morday evening at 7 30 will discuss the coming spring work of the Boy Scouts and arrange jitans for activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mass
Thirtenth
Vel
Swan
Annie Laurie
Columbia
Cora A
Stex
Kato
Tales OF the Town
Doulas County
Union
Pacific
Topeka
Bissell
Nudaunters
Assation
Laie Stlaly
Lucas
Sheemond
Nchanser White
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Mout Oread
Mount Oread
Io May Pete
Women’s Student Governm Association
Kodak
Eastman Kodaks
Lmns
Lawrence Studio
Dunsuire’s
Boy Scout
Igettom
McKenzie
Poland
China
Furns
Bath
He, Raymonds
Pt Seven - Exeelent
Massa
Chusetts Street
Studebaker Cars and
Studebaker Service
Mass. St
Arthur M. Spalding
Rule Brothers
Ottawa
W. F. March
Polands
Fred G. Laptad
Lawrence, Kansas
Buick
Lawrence Buick CO
New Hampshire Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!