Delegates Gather as DAR Convenes in Washington
More than 4,000 delegates are expected for the fifty sixth Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Constitution Hall. Elections will choose national officers amid rival tickets led by Mrs. Manieve and Mrs. O Byrne, with ceremonies, receptions, and junior DAR members assisting across the five day event.
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Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Julius ¥. Talmadge
Athens
Genera
Stanley Thorpe Manieve
Newburga
Charles Carroll Hay
D. C
Roscoe C. O'Byrne
Brookville
Ind
O’hyrte
John. Logan Marshall
Clemson, S. C
Mrx. O'Byrne
Anne Sao
DAR
Annapels
Army
Navy
Mrs Nadelhoffer’s 98th birthday observed with memories
Mrs Mary Nadelhoffer marks her ninety eighth birthday from a wheel chair at her home 1034 Conzucticut street. Family notes recall Civil War era events as she remains alert to visitors and local news. Her life spans Kansas migration from Pennsylvania to Lawrence and University City, with deep Republican ties and ongoing hymnody.
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Mary Nadelhoffer
Conzucticut Street
Jpite
Nadelhoffer
Altho
Will Johns
Johna
Havin
Ware
Cnme
Carn County
Pennsylvania
Quincy
Hio
George Moser
Raneas
Macy
Tae
Initl
Mary Satartnet
William A. Nadelhetfer
California
Central
Kansas
Lawrence
Jana
Alfred J. Beil
Hymoe
Concert Draws 500 at Liberty Memorial High School
About 500 attended the annual spring concert at Liberty Memorial High School last night, nearly double previous years. Oliver P. Hobbs praised the four-part program, noting the band numbers, the clarinet quartet’s first division rating, and the mixed chorus’s strong pitch and interpretation. The chorus will sing for the Rotary Club Monday.
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Andersona
Liberty Memorial High School
Oliver P. Hobbs
Franghisers
Roy Ingwalds
Marilyn Barr Lard
Nancy
Carl Sumter
Clarinet
Emporia
Hobbs
Rotare Club
Berlin Tobacco Growers Prepare Spring Crops
Berlin's thousands of amateur tobacco farmers display sunlit boxes on windowsills as they tend their spring crop. When sun fades they move boxes to the fireplace beside the family rabbits and chickens to preserve the leaf. Planting usually begins after about six weeks, with transplanting to backyards or balconies as space allows.
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Berlin
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge Gray
Marriage licenses issued yesterday in Topeka and nearby areas. Richard B R Funk 36 and Shirley A Shelby 26 of Topeka. Carl W Houston 22 and Fertha Erma Sehv of Yosser Raveld sams Ba Warrington Florida. Res 2 Regeete Beset.
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Gray
Richard BR. Funk
Shirley A. Shelby
Topeka
Carl W. Houston
Pemons
Fertha Erma
I. Yosser
Raveld Sams
Warrington
Fla
Beset
Four Cars In Crash Near Lawrence In Fog
Four cars were damaged in a four way crash on Highway 10 one half mile east of Lawrence at 1 am. One occupant, Mrs. Shirley Thompson, 22, was injured and admitted to Lawrence Memorial hospital for minor cuts. Sheriff Will Johns Jr attributed the crash to heavy fog reducing visibility to a few yards. drivers named were Richard Trushart, Kenneth Thompson, John Dickinson, and Lewis N Cripps. Thompson's Buick suffered the most damage. all vehicles were damaged to some extent.
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Highway 10
Lawrence
Cara
Shirley Thompson
Illinois Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Will Johns, Jr
Kansas
Richard Trushart
Tennessee Street
Kenneth Thompson
John Dickinson
Louisiana Street
Lewis N. Cripps
DeSoto
Johns
Thompson
Honor Man in KU court case and sports role
Howard Engleman named honor man of the year at the University of Kansas and loses a $5.00 personal injury suit. Engleman, substitute coach for Phog Allen, is a second year law student and top scholar, who filed a moot court action seeking damages from Carla Eddy of Rapid Fire Transit.
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Howard Engleman
University of Kansas
Carla Eddy
Als
Lawrence
Miss Eddy
Tro
Jury verdict for Misa Eddy after coal truck accident case
A coal truck collision with a street car led to claims of negligence and alleged incompetence. After hours of testimony from the plaintiff and defendant teams, the all male jury returned a verdict in favor of Misa Eddy, with a suggestion that female witnesses may have influenced the panel.
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Jey
Alen
Misa Eddy
Peema
Weseen
Make Safety Awards
Hays Kansas May 18 safety awards honors given to Wichita McPherson Russell Ellis and Pratt counties at the Kansas Peace Officers convention closing. Lieut Gov Frank L Hegamah presented prizes. Troopers took first in the pistol shoot, with Hutchinson police third and a Wick county sheriff s office fourth. Ottawa and Ford county sheriffs deputies won part time officer pistol prizes. Dr J Hertzler prize pistol went to Johnny Cardwell of the Topeka police. Halsfeid doctor funded continued pistol award after his death.
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Hays
Kan
Wichita
McPherson
Russell
Ellis
Pratt County
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Frank L. Hegamah
Kunssia
Kanuae
Hutchinson
Wick County
Ottawa
Ford County
Rain Cancels Beer Contest and Local Visits
Rain forces cancellation of the next Jayhawk er schedule contest against Iowa State in Lawrence on May 23 and 2%. The notes also mention a covered dish luncheon with Mrs. Elizabeth Hollister, several visits and social calls in Lawrence and Wake, and various locals invited to or hosting events including Mrs. Ruth Kas-wraler, Mrs. Leon Durr, Mrs. Wesley Deckwa, Mr. and Mrs. Hausman, and others during midweek gatherings.
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Jayhawker
Iowa State
Lawrence
Leon Durr
Lee- Pance Memorial Hoapiel
Wesley Deckwa
Fes
Clarence Hausman Tursdas
St End
Paul Hausman
Lawrencepent
Hawman
Paul Geerie
Pear Lock
Liege
Calif
Hausman
Ehildren
Topeka
Local Social Calendar And Family Gatherings Noted
A Saturday overnight visit near Lawrence featured Irene Roberta and Sunday guests at the Star Mall dinner. Families held a mother and Tay gathering, with attendance listed for Kugbe and related relatives. Various visits occurred to Heaper and Votow, with Kendall and siblings, plus a Kansas University student and several birthday and announcement events.
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Mar Werterhouse
Lawrence
Irene Roberta
Mes Robbns
Ave
Starmale
ES Kugbe
John Milinger
Malford
Gerald Knate
Kanaan
Stra
Merbert
Harold Morley
Tee Chidres
Heaper
Mra
Fragier
Helen
Evelyn
Queete
Votow Fom
Finvell Adama
Wabv
Ebel
Wansae
Wo Flawkine
Llores
Aden
Standal ii Leonard
Kansas University
Bbe Ister
Ethel Chrontester
Millard Murray
Field Meobree
Mere Linlines
Myre
Freese
Ann Mar
Eudora
Mies AnnaRell Holmen
Ted Halines
Freees
California
Ainner
Minnie Whales
Fred Whaley
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Make Safety
Kansas- Nebraska University
Sirs. Jones
Bill Jones
Eligabeth Hollister
Ruth Kaswraler
Howard Whaley
Childrren
Ralph Whaley
Fiona McKaughan
Edgerton
Norman Hunt
Lee
Howard Kohler
Ral
Whaler
Chiren
Kyl Seis
Fievd Aivera
Dauboyer
Betty Hose
Clarence Hausman
Margie Westerhouse
Carl
WECM
George Eberhart
Amy Clothing
Macunchevette Ot
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