Federation meeting at Haskell s small supper and reports
The annual meeting of the Federation of Religious Activities was held at Haskell on Tuesday evening April 28 at 5 30. A supper was served by the domestic science department under Mrs Lodwick. Chaplain E A Edwards Rev J F Watts Rev C W Thomas and other members attended. Reports covered YWCA activities, finance, Bible School enrollment, and planned summer conferences for Indian girls with national workers in attendance. Lindquist received leave to attend the Universal Christian Conference in Stockholm and a two month lecture tour.
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Feder
Haskell
Domestic Science Department
Migs ‘Lodwick
Federation
Velun
Oat
E. A. Edwards
J. If. Watts
C. W. Thomas
iWill-Gorrill
S. E. Sample
J. ‘S. Daniels
J. S. Daniels
Lane
M. H. Warren
B.braden
Baer
R W. Arnold
C. A’ Richard
ML. Heerboth
H. B. Peairs
S.R. Mote
G. E. Peters
Rit‘ter
Dorothy Cate
Geo
Shawnee
G. E. EB. Lindist
Wolgamott
C. P Radcliffe
Chaplain Edwards
Geof Shawpee
Finlances
O’ Dorothy
Cate
Y. W
Girl Reserves
Sunbeams
Sumer
Oklahoma
Nebraska
National Workers of the YW. CL A
G. E. E. Lindquist
Baptists
Bible School
K. U
Lindther
Schol
Lawrence
Lindquist
Lawrence Churches
Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity Hosts Mixed May Events
A Delta Sigma Pi informal party at the Country Club featured a Kansas City band. Guests included Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Fagan, and many local notables and students. Separate events at Corbin Hall and Winkanta House showcased May Day parties with chaperones, dancing, and decorative themes.
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Delta Sigma “Pi
Country Club
Kansas
City
Beatrice ‘Hoffman
Emma’ Fagan
FE. D. Haldeman
Gut of Town
George ‘Forney
Turon
C. E. Johnson
Hartford
Glen Davis
Muskogee
Oklo
Claude Trader
Bucklin
Ibo Parrot
Dwight Nottis
Ralph Boughton
Kansas City
Betty Cunningham
Charles Heath
Salina
Jap Frazer
Audrey Hoop
Marjorie Boomer
Maria Warring
Gwendolyne Day
Topeka
Lucille Ingram
Lebanon
Dorothy Boehler
Central College
Lexington
Dean
Frank ‘Stockton
Kenneth Fitch
J. A. Beatty
Ida Logue
Peggy Senior
Jeannette Frantz Maude Moss
Marvel White
Eileen McDonald
Caroline, Weisensee
Evelyn Ulrich
Frances‘ Mullen
Julia Fulkerson
Marjorie Otm
Stead
Dorothy Hoffstatt
Violet Wilson
Bernice
Long
Maxine Baird
Fay Archer
Marianna Gage
Eva Drumm
Gloria Curtis
Greta Tink
Dora Bever
Betty Sifers
Blanche Burris
Helen Beard
Mildred'Eatinger
Betty Mansfield
Gertrude Casto
Wilma Atkeson
Pi Upsilon Fraternity
Pittsburg
Jennie Mitchell
Earl Potter
Mary St. ‘Ola
Charles Slawson
Wetzel
Warren Goch
Wichita
Deaths and Funerals Robert L Black
The remains of Robert L Black age 48 who died April 30 will be taken from Rumsey Brothers funeral home tomorrow at noon to Fall Creek cemetery where funeral services will be held at 2 tomorrow at the grave side Mrs Blaine F Moore wife of a former KU faculty member died yesterday afternoon after a protracted illness at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore The funeral services will be held in Washington Monday Bertha Pearl Moore was author of two novels Sarah and Her Daughter and The Love Child Moore is connected with the United States Chamber of Commerce in Washington He was head of the political science department at the University of Kansas for a number of years
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Robert L. Black
Rumsey Brothers
Fall Creek
Blaine F. “Moore
Blaine F. Moore
University of Kansas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Washington
Moore
Bertha Pearl
Sarah
United States Chamber of Commerce At
Churches Offer Regular Sunday Services and Lecture
Church of God at 9th and A will hold worship from 10 to 12. After Bible study and communion, Dr. W. L. Post will lecture Christianity and the Laboratory Method. Come and bring friends. Also ads for Universal Electric Cleaners and Moll’s Butter Crust Bread appear with grocer notices.
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Church of God
Lansing Prison team tops Haskell nine in eighth inning rally
In a 6 to 5 game yesterday afternoon the Lansing Prison team scored three in the eighth to defeat Haskell Institute. Jerry Kilbuck pitched the final four innings for Lansing and allowed nine hits, but costly errors aided the loss for Haskell. Robbinette led off with a single and stole second, while Emarthia and Collins produced key hits for the Indians.
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Lansing
Haskell’ I Istitute
Indians
Red
Redskins
Robbinette
Kilbuck
Harbor
Robinette
Couch
Monthrone
Haskell
Braves
Collins
Ward
Smith
Emarthia
Prippio
Emarthla
Aim
Jin
Lansding
Baker Meet
Famed Chicago Boxer to Meet Eureka Prospect May 22
Chicago light weight Ever Hammer, famed contender, meets Bud Chambers of Eureka in what officials call the biggest boxing bout staged in the state since the passage of the boxing bill. The match, set for May 22 in Eureka, marks Hammer’s first major Kansas appearance against Chambers, a noted local lightweight challenger.
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Eureka
Kan
Hammer
Chicago
Bud Chambers
American Legion Post
Benny Leonard
Chambers
Kansas
Zaria
Inquest Into McClintock, Olson Deaths Stages May Trial
In Chicago on May 2 assistants of State's Attorney Crowe reviewed testimony from a two day inquest into the deaths of William N McClintock Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson. The inquiry prepares for the May 18 trial of William D Shepherd charged with murdering Billy McClintock by typhoid germs. The inquest, resumed Friday and continuing yesterday, will resume Monday.
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Chicago
Crowe
William N. McClintock
Emma
Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
William D. Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Kanopolis Bank Closes Under State Action
The Exchange State Bank of Kanopolis near Ellsworth Kansas was closed by state bank commission. A notice on the door cited freezing assets. The bank had capitalization of 10,000 dollars with a 4,000 dollar surplus. James Cowie Jr was president and Richard Cowie cashier. N R Oberwortman placed in charge by the bank commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Oberwortman
Sweezer Case Continued In Justice Court
The preliminary hearing for Sam Sweezer on theft charges was continued to 2 pm next Saturday. His $500 bond was renewed but not posted. The possession charge involving about forty gallons of mash at his Lakeview farm moves to district court for the May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sweezer
Justice Court
Sweezer
Lakeview
Yale Wins Regatta and Triangular Meet Across Varsity Row
Yale defeats Pennsylvania and Columbia in the Schuylkill River freshmen race with 77 26, Yale also leads in the New Haven triangular meet scoring 74 5 to 46 42 for Pennsylvania and 14 for Dartmouth. Stubbs plans a three story brick building at 724 26 Minnesota Avenue Kansas City Kansas. Market Basket runs Fridays.
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Philadelphia
Yale
Schuylkill’ River
Pennsylvania
Columbia
New Haven
Conn
Dartmouth
Boys Study Banking At Lawrence Junior and Senior High
Fourteen Lawrence youths from Lawrence Junior and Senior High represented the Law rence National Bank staff from vice president to janitor today as part of Boys Week. Each worker paired with a boy to teach banking basics while hosting lunch at the Eldridge hotel. Also, University design students aid Mercy Hospital by drafting bordered animal forms for Burgess bedtime stories. H W Hack underwent an operation at Memorial hospital this morning. Barteldes Seed Co offers a new line of porch and lawn trellises at low prices.
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Lawrence
Lawrence National Bank
Eldridge Hotel
Mercy Hospital
Department of Design
University
The
Barteldes Seed Co
Liberty Life Insurance rep pays hospital hotel subscription
C A Moore of Topeka representing Liberty Life Insurance Co. paid $150 in full toward a $50,000 subscription at the hotel committee meeting. Nesniga McAllaster School Assembly and Children of McAllaster School are noted in attendance.
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Lawrence
C. A. Moore
Topeka
Moore & McBride
Liberty Life Insurance Co
Nes Niga
McAllaster School
Assembly Children of
McAllaster
School Relays At Island Street Win Ribbons
The assembly highlighted relays awarded at the school building yesterday afternoon under Coach Clarence Gregg. The Rhode Island street institution earned blue ribbons for four athletes and red ribbons for eight, marking a big event for the school.
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Yester
Clarence Gregg
Island Street Institution
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Roy Carey
Miss Brichacek
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Jewell
Cecil Craig
Don Huddleston
John Korb
Moter Ore
Hunter
Kendall
Charles Abrams
Charles Banker
Galen Smith
LeRoy Metzler
Winfield Scott
Clayton Lott
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Base
Woodland Park
Green Bros
Overbrook
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
California
E. A. Holbrook
New England Building
Topeka, Kansas
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