Lawrence Society Notes From Recital Season
Recital reports praise Miss Cone sted Jay Miss Marvel HeWoett and Miss McCammon for clear singing and dramatic skill. Violinist Miss De Voll receives warm praise, while Miss Marvel De Voll’s playing and Miss Josephine McCummnan as accompanist earn strong notices. Wedding of Miss Mildred Davis and Mr Clifford Watson draws Lawrence attendees as club meetings and social events fill a busy social calendar with visits, entertainments, and encampment preparations.
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Mildred Davis
Clifford Watson
Lawrence
Lawrence social notes highlight local visitors and reunions
Mrs A D Kendall visits her Valley home while attending her niece graduation. H N Randall from Kansas City stops in, R L Davis travels to Lawrence, and D M Tyler of Oklahoma plans a late week visit. Carrie Cox and Mrs Sarah attend morning events. Mrs H C Adams of Topeka attends a reunion guesting with Laura Moon. Pearl Overton returns to Kansas City after time with her mother. Marvel DeVoll of Kansas City helps Cons entual, and Mattie Norris spends the day in town. O McGee of Kansas returns home after relatives. Reverend Mandy visits Kansas City. C C Culling of Topeka and Frank Kreelaml of Topeka spend the day in Lawrence. Bernar travels to Asa watomie, Lina McCammon of Valley attends her sister’s graduation. Hlcl Dackman returns from Minneapolis. Miss Myrtle Shane, former head of Potts dept in Watertown, S C, is reelected with a salary raise. Max Gilbert, Capt J B Shane’s grandson, will graduate next month from New Richmood Ohio HS. Mrs LQ Melttive visits with the Gr eanor and Zed Carey households. Morrison and Chaplain McCoy of Williamstown spend the day in Lawrence. Miss Chi Stadifer of Lecompton visits. LLG Thomas, once of Lawrence, now in Liberty Ariz, visits friends. Its the Manier attends the reunion. Sam Campbell travels from Kansas City to join reunions and meet old friends. Mrs J sve of Washington hosts the Gauth rie home on Vermont while at the reunion. A campus note notes a priceless sum found on campus, left at the Daily World office. Mrs Nova Manson of Chay Center attends WOR convention as press correspondent and is regarded as a leading state journalist.
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A. D. Kendall
Valley
H. N. Randall
Kansas City
R. L. Davis
Lawrence
M. Tyler
Oklahoma
Carrie Cox
Sarah
Mile
Ttarwea
Fits City
H.C. Adams
Topeka
Rank Kreelaml
Bernar
Asawatomie
Lina McCammon
Hlcl Dackman
Minneapolis
Kan
Myrtle
Shane
Potts Department
Watertown
S.C
Max Gilbert
J.B. Shane
Richmood
Ohio
LQ. Melttive
Greanor
Zed Carey
Lasing
Talix
AL Morrison
McCoy
Williamstown
Chi Stadifer
Lecompton
Llg
Thomas
Iaberty. Ariz
Manier
Sam Coopbell
Kamsas City
J Sve
Washington
Vermont Street
Dnenal
Nova Manson
Chay Center
Wan
Depathment
WOR S
Manson
New Coach Letter Outlines Kansas Football Plans
County Sherwin writes Kansas praising Western work ethic and outlines plans for a stronger team. He urges early offense development, kicking contests, and an open game to integrate forward passes and improve scoring. He emphasizes balanced coaching and ready to work to credit the university.
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Sherwin
Kansas
Toenan
Ence
Selion
Ralph W. Sherwin
Relics and Personal Items Highlight Lawrence Window Display
A Lawrence window display showcases items including Lincoln relics, hair, and a variety of artifacts. Also listed are local ads and notices: jobs, housing, found money on campus, lost items, and sales. Multiple personal items and antique objects are described amid community notices and classifieds.
Admission Free To Woodland Park Card of Thanks
The family thanks those who cared during our mother Mrs Elsie Stride illness and death. Also recognized are Mrs ne M Strole, Alta Serle, Lewis Handbeck. A photo of the famous Lewis Hkr will be sent to the state historical society at Topeka Me Handhyek is the father of Mrs I Ober. MANY ARE HOMELESS Forty Thousand People Lost Millions in Property by Big Fire. May 17. Forty thousand homeless as result of fire. the money loss estimated at C000. Four thousand ships banks and 6580 other buildings destroyed.
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Pany
Usher
I Lincoln
Lawrence
Mer
Daiavdi
Lincoln
Elsie Stride
M. Strolesx
State Historical Society
Topeka
Me. Handhyek
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Quantrell
W. E. Connelly
University Book Store
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Society News
Marvel HeWoett
Kansas’ City
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Distants
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McCammon
Dickens
Nance Oldfield
Marvel DeVoll
A DeVoll
Tully
Koran
Harner Oxke
Usly
TeVeth Mast
Josephine McCummnan Deser
Nention
Mo Smith
Ma Matrons
Mississippi
Kiree
Benedict
Therplais
Fraste Hall
Phe Askeors
Charles
Dolby View
Everett Brammage
Liey
Jennie Beck
Dorothy Georgen
Independence
Mos
Isabel Gibly
Nashville
T4 Settle
Settle
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Don Cantos
Twent
Mera
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Frankfort
G. Clevenger
the Sweeney
City
Mabel Dimmitt
Frances Babcockbits
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Kansag City
Aml Mers. Yaeger
Lake Charles
Wolf Frank Russell
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Kentucky
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W. Preons
Lawrence Buildles
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J. M. Miller
Spot Cash
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