University of Kansas 54th Commencement Details
The complete program for the fifty fourth annual commencement at the University of Kansas is announced. The events run June 3 to June 7 with a golf tournament, alumni reunions, memorial lectures, and multiple ceremonies. Speakers include Dr. William C. Thompson and Dr. Joseph Fort Newton.
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University of Kansas
Albert I. Beach
Kansas City
William C. Thompson
Joseph Fort Newton
Doctor Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church of
Denver
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Newton
Memorial Church of
CG. Stewart
Irving Hill
A.B
H. T. Jones
Chorus Girls for Hire to Train Prospects in New System
New York May 18 AP describes Allan K Foster staging a training program for chorus girls, offering six to eight weeks free prep, then five year contracts up to 100 dollars weekly, with 40 weeks work yearly and mandatory savings. Dancers receive social chaperones, training in dancing swimming riding fencing, and uniforms during rehearsals. Foster aims to replace on tour with trained troopers, placing them with producers under contract, including current engagements with Shubert.
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New York
Allan K. Foster
Foster
Shubert
Fostlr
Evening of entertainment at Country club hosts
Mr and Mrs Spalding entertained with a dinner bridge at the Country club. Mrs Jaeqmain greeted about fifty neighbors and friends while Mr Jacqmain visits Charleston West Virginia for May. The program featured piano solos Ray Charles cornet by Ted Schoenlein, songs by Miss Marjorie Jacqmain, and a humorous finish with harp trio. refreshments served by Misses Jacqmain and others. Mr Jacqmain plans to leave May 30 for Charleston.
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E. Spalding
O. Jaeqmain
Jaeqman
Charleston
West Va
Ena Hepler
Ray Charles
Ted Sc
Jacqmain
Kansas
Finch
Harry Anangst
Ray Childs
West
Vai
Auto
Detroit
Mich
Libby-Owens . Sheet
Glass “Company
Iacqmain
Obituary of Warren Co. Co. resident from Kansas
An obituary for a Warren County resident outlines a life begun in May 1861 in Kansas, later moving to Douglas County and then Emma ca for marriage to H Wheeler in 1885. Eight children were born, two preceded her in death. She joined the Presbyterian church at age 12 and remained devout, living simply and serving others. From 1921 she was an invalid yet cheerful, daily Bible reader, and her husband cared for her until the end.
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Warren Co. Co
Douglas Co
Kansas
Western Emma Ca
Ing Kansas
Ransler ‘H. Wheeler
Linion
Presbyterian Church
Obituary Notice of Osawatomie Woman
A Osawatomie Kansas woman died May 11 1926 at her daughter Mrs Jesse Maxivell home in Osawatomie at age 64 years 11 months 17 days leaving a husband six children and seven grandchildren. Funeral held May 13 in Lawrence officiated by Rev E V Rusking of the Presbyterian church.
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Ben Brecheisen
Wi Olves
Clearfield
Charley Beaker
Mathia
Roy Breithaupt
Edd Hugill
Derver
Colo
Homer Clark
Henry Hausman
Clarence
Vera Breithaupt
Leroy Carrie
Lawrence
Gideon Breithaupt
Miss
Ida
Martin Breithaupt
Jesse Maxivell
Osawatomwie
Kansas
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E. V. Rusking
The
Presbyterian Church of
Fragmentary notice hints at local market listing
A damaged OCR fragment references a cemetery and a Journal-World classified column. It mentions an Easy Chair and Market Jade in a terse dealer or ad context, but readable details are limited.
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Journal-World
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