Senate Adopts Non Athletic Eligibility Rules And Exam Schedule
The University Senate approved new eligibility rules for non athletic groups reducing hours needed and raising a C average, with requirements for participation in activities and trips. The rules cover boards, cheerleaders, class officers, debate teams, guilds, and multiple student organizations. The final exam schedule was set by Prof. M. E. Rice, featuring a light opening day and spaced periods, with no exams on Memorial Day or the following Sunday.
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University Senate
Athletic Board
Jay Jones
Jayhawker
Kansan
KuKu Klub
Sour Owl
Tau Sigma
Women’s Self-Governing Association
Y M.C.A. Board
Y. W.C.A
Senate
Committee On
M. E. Rice
Dowager Queen of Republicans Guides Campaigns
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, long active in the Republican National Committee, directed women's clubs in 1924 and 1928 campaigns and served as national committeewoman and Kentucky state vice chairman. She stepped back from the director's post to advise on speeches and appointments, inheriting political influence and a substantial manufacturing stake from her husband.
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Associated Press
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Senate Sets Exam Hours and Names New Committee Members
On Thursday June 4 sessions detailing class hours were approved with specified times for exams and a provision that the law school may set its own schedule if non-law students receive adequate consideration. Bert Nash announced new senate committee appointments L A Anderson A W Davidson and C C Crawford. Chancellor Lindley appointed a memorial committee for Prof R D O Leary with Burdick Lawson and Margaret Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Law
Bert Nash
Senate
L. A. Anderson
A. W. Davidson
C. C. Crawford
G. C. Shaad
Lindley
W. L. Burdick
P. B. Lawson
Margaret Lynn
R. D. O’leary
White House visit inspires Alabama girl scholars
Washington reports Pi-Seven Alabama girls, all chatting, describing life in the White House. They won scholarships to the Women’s Trade Union League convention and were invited by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to stay a week. Attendants refresh fruit and flowers nightly.
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Washington
Alabama
White House
Women's Trade Union League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
Puzzle page presents a mixed list of across and down clues with wordplay on pushy phrases and misspellings. It seems a scanned, garbled crossword grid with entries referencing quantities letters and toys. The text includes many OCR errors and misordered clues, making the intended grid and solutions unclear.
Washington maid work scene and traffic docket notes
Morning inquiry about dresses and baths sparks a Washington scene with maids and servants. Police records list 18 traffic cases with $1 fines for two hour parking and stop sign violations, plus several bonds forfeited or paid, and a few excused on illegal or over parking charges.
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Don Hults
Joe Weber
A. E. Felly
Bud Gallagher
Alta Gaskill
Asa Richardson
M. W. Kent
O. M. Hixon
J. R. Holmes
Dorothea Simons
Harry Shepard
A. M. Caulk
C. W. Baldwin
J. B. Wells
Paul Koehler
H. M. Rice
Henry Beers
M. K. Kent
Kathryn Leighton
Seventh Grade Chorus and Glee Club Radio Program
The Lawrence junior high seventh grade chorus and girls glee club performed on KFKU at 2 45 pm with Margaret Hays as piano accompanist. Directors were Dulcie Barnes Claudine Reynolds Frank Denison and Dalele Barnes with arrangements of Fairest Lord Jesus Bendemeer Stream Dear Land of Home and Gay Is the Rose among others.
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Lawrence Junior High School
KFKU
Margaret Hays
University of Kansas
Jesus
Loomis
Dulcie Barnes
Burleigh
Girls’ Glee Club
Claudine Reynolds
Hugh Robertson
Bendemeer's Stream
Frank Denison
Dear Land of Home
Finlandia
Sibelius
Manney
Dalele Barnes
Gay Is the
Rose
Louis Victor Saer
Rocking chair makes stylish return at Chicago show
Chicago on May 6 reports rocking chairs back in fashion at the spring wholesale furniture show. After a long obscurity, the rocker is touted as the latest thing for living rooms. Dealers note rising demand that began in the Midwest and has become general.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Midwest
Obituary of Mary Julia Ellis of McLouth
Mary Julia Knowlton born near McLouth on November 5 1876 died April 13 1936 after life spent in the vicinity. She married James Ellis March 2 1898 and left four children Lydia Davidson Naomi Black Sadie Cor ratt and James K Ellis. Survived by six grandchildren and three sisters.
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Mary Julia Ellis
Mary Julia Knowlton
McLouth
Daniel Knowlton
James Ellis
Lydia Davidson
Baker
Ore
Naomi Black
Sadie Corratt
Clathe
James K. Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Obituary Notice of Elizabeth Petrie and Kin
Mrs Elizabeth Petrie, Mrs Rachel Green and Mrs Ella Moore of McLouth are named in the obituary with numerous nieces nephews and friends. She was an active member of the Friends church at Stanwood for years. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Stanwood church by Rev Ross Smith. Burial followed in Wildhorse cemetery.
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Elizabeth Petrie
Rachel Green
Ella Moore
McLouth
Friends Church
Stanwood
Ross Smith
Wildhorse
Mitchell elected state moderator in Kansas church conference
McPherson Kansas May 6 19 The Rev George E Mitchell of Emporia was elected moderator of the Congregational Christian church conference at its annual session He succeeds Prof R G Mitchell of the University of Kansas as state moderator Charles Lischesky Great Bend was elected first assistant state moderator and Mrs Joseph King Lawrence second assistant moderator Wartime pigeon still lives Ontario California The Kaiser a German carrier pigeon captured in World War I is kept in a loft here and still wears its army band and number It is owned by Capt Ray R Delhauer an officer of the US signal corps during the war
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Ontario
Calif
Ray R. Delhauer
U.S. Signal Corps
Local Social Notes From Kanwaka Area events
Kanwaka Mrs W T Porter and Mrs Mary P Nelson stayed with Mr and Mrs George Dews overnight. Kanwaka Farm Bureau women will run lunch at North Lawrence market day on Wednesday May 6. Mrs J S Emmett visited Pleasant Hour club on Wednesday afternoon with a Spooner Thayer museum tour. Mr and Mrs J S Emmett and uncle F L Orr spent Sunday in Topeka visiting Mr and Mrs Dave McCall. A surprise dinner marked the twentieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs E A Sims at the home of Mr and Mrs Keith Baugh on Thursday with guest F L Orr.
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W. T. Porter
Mary P. Nelson
George Dews
Kanwaka
Farm Bureau
North Lawrence
J. S. Emmett
Pleasant Hour Club
Spooner Thayer
F. L. Orr
Topeka
Lawrence social event honors Mr. Orr of Rupert Idaho
Mrs. Mattie Piper hosted a party Friday and Saturday evenings in Lawrence to honor Mr. Orr from Rupert Idaho visiting relatives. The guest list included Mrs. J. S. Emmett, Mr. Emmett, Mrs. J. E. Mercer, Wanda Mercer, and other local residents. Several local youths completed schooling at Lone Star Big Springs and Twin Mound and returned home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaw. Esther Hird enrolled in Kan-
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Mattie Piper
Lawrence
Mr. Orr
Rupert
Idaho
J. 8
Emmett
J. E. Mercer
Wanda Mercer
Local Notes from Vintang and Nearby on April Events
Miss Betty Isty chosen delegate from Nanwaka H club to the annual Roundup in Manhattan the first week in June. Willard Shaw also to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Durr and Peggy of Olathe were supper guests of Augusta Durr. Eudora grhs pupils under Nichels presented The Inn of the Golden Wheese operetta in the high school auditorium with students from several grades performing. Ironically dated items mention visits and gatherings in Lawrence and Clearfield. Miner ta Rebekah lodge met for seven-table bingo with high scores by Leslie Kind and Bissna Perry. Kansas bankers convention drew attendees including Kelvin Hoover and Henrietta Schubert.
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Sas University
Vintang
Betty Isty
Manhattan
Willard Shaw
W. J. Hague
Otto Durr
Peggy
Olathe
Augusta Durr
Eudora Grhs School
More Nichels
Weretta Mowrey
Milford Bar Durr
Doers Hehnsack
Zipp
Enseie
Barbara Jackie Mohler
Delta Bahnapoleon
Jasper Heitz
Sophia
David
Kansas City
Marie Mai Lawrence
Fred Moll
Gerriseberger
John Ha
Conger
Lawrence
Fred Papenha
August Lefman
Clearfield
Ray Lefman
Philip Lefman
Hazel Wilson
Ottawa
Fussel Diamang
Spe
Melvin Wilson
Elis Dorr
Hermann
Serthold Dorr
Dore
Drs. Sore
Minerta Rebekah Lodge
Onde
Leslie Kind
Biss Na Perry
Kelvin
Hoover
Mies
Willac
Mercier
W. Nh. Hoover
Henrietta Schubert
Bankers
Kansas
Nineteen Hundred and Nowelue Club Meets for Harvest Luncheon
Eudora notes a Wednesday covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs Hazel Harris with tea towels to hem and a centerpiece of nasturtiums. Reminiscences include members listed. Edith Steiner moves away. Upcoming meeting set for October 2 with hostesses and guests from local families.
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K. U
FRONT
Mrs
Fish
Hotton
George
Bird of Prey
Aisi Aintas
Glee Club
Electric
Sverdlovsk
Urale
Emporian
George Mitchell
Studebaker ET
Studebaker
A.A.A
St. Regis
Reusch Motor Co
New Hampshire
Eudora
Nineteen Hundred and Nowelue
Hazel Harris
Edith Steiner
Margaret Westhouse
Estelle Shireh
Viola Sheldon
Ruth Ruthrauff
Frieda Reifschneider
Clarice Miller
Minnie Jones
Pearl Houser
Mary Harris
Elizabeth Fuller
Carne Forsythe
Minnie Edelbroek
Mildred Diedrich
Meg Adams
Henrietta Harris
Harris
Kelvin Hoover
J.D. Adams
Arthur Ott
C. E. Sheldon
G. Houser
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Robert Henritz
Jay Seals
Kansasity
Ed Maul
Linwood
Doe Zillner
Donna
Frank Sommers
Bernard Zillner
Temple Shelton
Paul Blackwood
Hows
Clifford Olander
Frank Greiner
Weidner Farm
Gus Ziesenis
Memorial Hospital
Harold von Gunten
Berthold Durr
Arlene Galbreth
Arno Ziesenis
Ziesenis
Frank Jameson
Good Housekeeping
Rankins
Crown
Stowits
Round Corner
Hillside
Barber's
Caa’s
Santa Fe
Kansas City, Mo
Madison
Joliet
W. W. BU
Lawrence, Kan
Atha
Conoc
Ceete
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Texas
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Colo
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