Insurance School Starts Tomorrow in Charlton Building
An insurance school begins tomorrow at 10 AM in the Charlton building hosted by Charlton agents of the Indemnity Company and partners. The event will feature many Charlton officers, sales reps, and guests from multiple cities with a dinner and dance at the Country Club afterward.
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Charlton Buiding
Tiss
Norwich Union Indemnity Company
Willy Take Tun
Elas
Charles
Indemnity Company
New York
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Jomabas A. Clt
Laner
Thastat
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Mapras
Alm Niu
Ape
D. Havape
Fredonia
A. Hane Rott
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Song
Dones
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Topekat
Charles Cromer
Gar City
Joe Cudahy
Wathega
Coon
Leavenworth
RT Grensia
Vern Nofser
Wichita
Divagrama
George “P “Clark
Re. Sali c
Willie Doolittiel
Eldridge
Cinat Kan
Tamerritt, Partment
Black Jack Murray Faces Court For Liquor Offense
A multi-part local court report shows Black Jack Murray, colored, fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in the city jail after pleading guilty to intoxication. Police tracked him across the river, and officers found a carried basket with whisky in the taxi. A witness from Jackson disputed knowledge of the contents. Separate notes cover the Lincoln Parent-Teachers meeting and Ottawa’s public pool funding shortfall.
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Murray
H. Daugherty
Palis
Inridge
Missy
New Jersey
S. J. Jadhkson
Messer and Gauck
Jackson
Murray Roneene
Jason
Masser
Tennessee Murray
Kansas and Missouri football game talks muddled by contracts
Dr. PLC Allen, Kansas athletic director, says nothing definitive about the annual Kansas Missouri football game amid contract disputes. Missouri maintains a two year deal and seeks Thanksgiving timing, while Kansas fans and students favor the Saturday before Thanksgiving as authentic.
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University of Kans
University’ of Missouri
Allen
Jayhawker
Columbia
Brewer
the of Missouri
KRU
EWO
Ata
Athletic Committee of
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Blissouri
University
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Out of Tech
Fifteen Schools Enter Kansas Conference Track Carnival
Baldwin Bay AP Fifteen of seventeen members in the Kansas Intercollegiate athletic conference have entered 192 men in the annual state track and field meet. The tournament runs Friday and Saturday at the State Teachers College stadium in Pittsburg with field and track events. Two leading contenders are Emporia Teachers and Pittsburg Teachers, Sterling and St Benedict Colleges also represented. Eleven colleges compete for the state tennis title, six for the gait tournament. Yesterday's baseball scores and results from the American Association and American League are listed, including Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 and New York 13 Detroit 9 in the AL.
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Kansas
Baldwin
Bay
Fifk
Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Piaroc
Baker University
Pittsburg
State Teachers College
Tering
Sterling
St Benedi
Pnly Conference
Syiltent
Elk Bowling Scores Hit Busy Night at Dryer's Meet
In Elk bowling action Dryer Edmonds High men led by Tyrer and Freder 520 while Pierson posted 971 282 308 3023 for high series. Shim mons chipped in with 99 283 288 255, and Pierson earned top game with 219 as Barteldes and others look to tonight's games.
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Dryer Edmonds
Tyrer
Frederick
Pierson
Shimmons
Tengins
Rilinkus
Barteldes
Sevenback
Edmont
Exhibits Paintings and Political Notices Mixed in Gallery
The University painting exhibit shows twenty works by Prof. Raymond Eastwood in the Central Administration building gallery room 803 open daily 9 to 5 until late May. Eastwood’s Provincetown canvases contrast with Lawrence area scenes and New England town life. Also announced is Mrs. Isa Wellman’s candidacy for re election as Register of Deeds stating her record of careful, orderly, and courteous county service and lasting accuracy.
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University Department of Painting
Central Administration Building
Raymond Eastwood
Department of Painting
Lawrence
Wakarusa Valley
Provincetown Galony
Massachusetts Cape
Eastwood
New England
Edstwood
University
Albert Bloch
Professor Eastwood
Pro
St. Louis
Isa Wellman
Tolay
Register of Deeds
Wellman
Cpu
Republican Party
Nene
Local attorney seeks Jefferson county attorney nomination
A Wilson Wilk Rew, well known in Lawrence as a fin-attorney, has moved from Wichita to Oskaloosa and seeks the Republican nomination for Jefferson County attorney. He has completed his circuit returns to his birthplace, Lawrence, after a long career in law. Also in Dodge City a Mother’s Day note mentions a boy from Dodge City planning to visit Sweden after twenty years. A six part Window Card Lettering Lesson series begins next Monday in the Journal World.
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Ottawa
JournaliWorld
A. @ Wilson
Lawrence
Wichita
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
J. Wilson
Lawrence 7
Enrek Tnt
Wichiita
Dodge City
Sweden
C. W. Johnson
Dodre City
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Eudora News Roundup of Social Visits and Meetings
Mrs Gabel of Edgerton spent Wednesday afternoon with her daughter Mrs Gus Koch. Miss Alice Bernitz called on Mrs John Edelbrock. Gus Koehler attended the Evangelical church finance meeting. Several residents attended learnival at Eudora high school. Women attended Ladies Aid and the Woman's Missionary Society meetings. Chris Meuffle purchased a Ford touring car from Carter Smith Motor Co. Genevieve and Dirvene Bowen attended a party at Fall Leaf. Several families visited in Lawrence and Eudora amid shopping trips and birthday gatherings.
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Walter Parker
Fred Laughlin
South Eudora
Gus Koch
Lesle Mayhew
Lawrence
Lietz H
Jake Strobel
Henry Blechel
Anna
Marie Fanning
Pariochal School
Eudora
Leslie
Lewie Lee
Alice
Eva Bell
Carl“ Mitchell
Virginia
Pete Effelbrock
iLeonard Bagby
Bellview
Tie
Henry. Wester
Joeel, Jr
Carl Neis
Felix
Leslie-Kindred
Eva Ball
Alice Marie
Grandma Smith
George Catlin
Mr. Catlin
Gabel
Edgerton
Koch
Pete Edelbrock
Walter Wilson
Rishert Reusch
Leslie Kial
Ladies Aid
Methodist
John Miller
Don Westheffer
Oliver Deay
Gus ‘Koehler
Carrie
Albert Fanning
Amy Bond
Desote
Woman’s Missionary Society of Evangelical Church
Otto Abels
Local Visitors and Calls From Twin Mound Community
Mr and Mrs Elmer Therber and children were Lawrence callers Tuesday. Miss Sarah Gibler spent Tuesday afternoon with Gladys and Opal Herr. Mr Earnest Venable of Blue Rapids Kansas called on neighbors Tuesday. Mr Clarence Montfoort hauled hogs to Lawrence for Mr Will Heyl. Mrs Will Heyl and daughter Opal were Lawrence callers Friday. Corrill Georgetta Sullivan Col la and Celeste Thurber spent Monday afternoon with Miss Sarah Gibler. George and Earl Simmons were Lawrence callers Saturday. Mr George Sullivan was a Lawrence caller Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Cole and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Thurber. Mr Scott Herding and niece Doris were Richland callers Saturday afternoon. Mrs Philip Heyl and daughter Eveline spent Sunday with her folks Mr and Mrs John Simnyong. Irma McGollough and Hazel Foeriy spent the weekend with home folks.
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Elmer Therber
Lawrence
Sarah Gibler
Gladys
Opal
Earnest’ Venable
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Clarence Montfoort
Will. Heyl
Corrill
Georgetta Sullivan
Colla
Celeste Thurber
John Simnyong
Irma McGollough
Hazel Fo‘eeriy
Defends Our Ancestors Young Swedish Archeologist Tells Discoveries
Stockholm May 11 United Press Dr Hanna Rydh Sweden's young archeologist an authority on the paleolithic era discusses cave life and survival. She notes shelters were for cold protection, animal battles influenced fire use, and finds in Haute Saone include 800 bear skeletons. Also brief Washington items and an Extension Telephone ad.
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Stockholm
United Et Press
Hanna Rydh
Sweden
University of
Upsala
Musee Des Antiques Nationales
St. Germain-en-Laye
Paris
St She J
Haute - Saone
Washington
Haskell Hi Y Banquet At Indian School Topeka
An annual Hi-Y banquet was held Thursday at the Indian school in the gymnasium with George Shawnee as toastmaster. Out of town guests included G W Hascall of Topeka, City Boys Work Secretary for Toneka Y M C A. The program featured songs, violin solos by Wilbur Howard and Paul Hansen, and speeches by Albert Cabe LeRoy Reynolds and Chas Sourjohn with an address titled The Hi As t See e.
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Haskell Boys
George
Shawnee
Haskell
G.W. Hascall
Topeka
Hascall
City Boys
Toneka Y-M.c
H.B. Peairs
Geo.e. Peters
Mir
Geo. Shawnee
G. E. Be, Lindquist
D. Clinton West
Anna J. Ritter
Dorothy Gate
Stella Robbine
Harold Wells
Leroy Reynolds
Paul Hansen
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G. BE. Lindaust
Anckel
Wilbur Howard
Albert Cabe
Hi-Y
University of Kansas
Chas. Sourjohn
Dinsmoor Re-elected City Planning Chief in Topeka
Paul Dinsmoor was reelected chairman of the City Planning Commission at a May meeting in the city hall. J. F. Walker was named vice-chairman and Ed Arnold secretary. The session reported no major business. Also noted are events at Holcom Grove Wednesday and Saturday with a high tie advertisement.
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Paul Dinsmoori
Réza al
J. F. Walker
Ed Arnold
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