Coolidge Praises Phillips Academy Secondary Schools
President Coolidge spoke at Phillips Academy Andover on May 19 urging strong support for secondary education. He warned against neglecting schools that shape law abiding and God fearing citizens, noting universities cannot refashion fixed student habits and stressing equal emphasis on secondary education to fuel higher institutions.
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Yandover
Mass
Ody
Phillips Academy
Coolidge
Washington
Academy
Andover
Northammpton
Lemira Goodhue
Cool
Samuel Phillips
Institut
Massachusetts
Philips Academy
Tye
Anders
Lawsuit over portraits transferred to Kansas court
Wichita artist Nicholas Brewer lodges suit against Oklahoma collector Mrs. Latea Clubb claiming more than 3000 in damages for portraits painted of Clubb and her children. Clubb had previously accepted portraits and later submitted a bill for 11000. Brewer says Clubb lives in Oklahoma while he resides in Minnesota and denies false representations.
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Wichita
Kan
Latea A
Nicholas Is
Brewer
Wijs
Sedgwick County District
Federal- District Court ‘of
Kansas
Igrounds
Clubb
Oklahoma
Minh
Crubb
Phrest
Sha'al- Herrick the Arts
Cone
Brew
Smpor
Radio expert Berkner to represent Bureau of Standards in Byrd Antarctic flight
New York reports Lloyd V Berkner chosen to represent the Bureau of Standards in support of the Byrd South Polar expedition. He serves as assistant to the head of the airways and television division at Washington lighthouse offices, with four radio staff to be selected. His first task is aiding installation of radio gear aboard the Floyd Bennett three motor craft.
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New York
Lloyd V. Berkney
Federal Bureau of Standards
Richard E. Byrd
Berkner
Heer
Airways
Television
Bureau
Washington
Floyd
Bennett
Detroit
Recital by Lawrence High School vocal students closes term
Twenty six Lawrence high school students, pupils of Mrs. Amy Larremore, presented a pleasing recital in the high school auditorium yesterday afternoon. The event marked the close of the third nine weeks and featured both humorous numbers and demanding songs sung by a selected group of the best musicians. Roland Rexroth accompanied, with Miss Jeliet Barnhart and others acknowledged for support. Lorna Jean McElhinny, Hazel Cummings, Helen Shirar, Leta Walker and Mildred DeForest gave notable performances, ending with Harold Harittaffer’s two contrasting numbers.
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Lawrence High School
Amy Larremore
Roland Rexroth
Duarremore
Jeliet Barnhart
Ludent W. Curfmark
Esterly
Mange John Barnes
JL. Emmett
Helen Pendleton
M. L. McCoubrie
Big Brown Bear
Nancy Harmon
Seiler
Hazel Cummings
The
Case
Helen Shirar
Waener
Lorna Jean McElhinny
Harold Harittaffer
Fisher
O'Hara
Local notes and incidents from Vinland area
A rough OCR tale lists births, commutes, bus accidents, and social visits around Vinland and Baldwin. It notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jim Jones, families returning home after a rainy day, a Lawrence Ottawa bus slide with twenty passengers needing extraction, and locals such as Olaf Eckman, Minnie Raddall kin, Opal Randall visiting grandparents, Jack Kelsey buying calves, and various calls and visits among Schick, Roe, Randall, Winters, Rockhold, Chandler, and Deay families.
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Jim Jones
Olaf Eckman
Vinland
Minnie Raddall
Alfred Winters
Itawa
Opal Randall
Ever Winters
Baldwin
Alice Rockhold
Jack Kelsey
Clarence
Adam Schick
Ruby Chandler
Walker Randall
Grandpa McMillen
Clarence Schick
Martin Grossman
Harold Roe
Nan Gaddis
Anna Deay
sMaude George
Macy
Harald Roe
Schick
Selby
Elbert
Officials to Meet In Topeka For Dairy Health Board Event
The eighth annual North Central States Association of Dairy Food Drug and Feed Officials meets in Topeka starting Monday for two days. About 50 officers from eight states including Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Kansas attend with South Dakota likely unrepresented. Governor Pauley to give welcome. Dr. Hughes and Dr. Earle Topeka speak. Delegates tour Santa Fe shops and city drive. Tuesday features talks by federal and state officials on food drugs and insecticide administration with election of officers and next meeting site.
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Topeka
Central States
Association of Dairy, Food, ‘Drug and Feed Officials
South Dakota
A. E. Langworthy
H. Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebra
Eorsin
Kansas
United States ‘District
Esr. Smith
St. Louis
Redfern
Des Moines
C. B. Bisbee
Chicago
Food, Drug and Insecticide ‘Administration
W. Frisbie
Washington
D. C
S Bureau of Food, Drugs and Oil
Lincoln
Neb
H. B. Wiedemann
Food and Drug Department “of
Missouri
Weekend Visits Across Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Residents from Lawrence and Baldwin spent Sunday visiting relatives and attending local social events. Families including Patterson, Deay, Rood, Neay, Gaddis, Murphy, Reusch, Lines, and Rack joined gatherings and dances around Lawrence with several trips to nearby Adrian and Le Loup.
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Sam Ramy
Tittle
Guernsey
Alfier Leich
Glen Patterson
Baldwin
Farne Pale
Lawrence
Deay
Rexroad
Adrian
Nan, Gaddis
Anna Neay
E Hel Tohngon
Murphy
Lawrence Satur' Sit
Clarence Rood
George Rack
Worif
le Loup
Jake Reusch
Fred Lines
Eugene
Ralph Rood
Schick
Henie
Jack
McMillen
Walker Randall
Elmer Aperman
Faye
Heaverin
Glen
Albert
Real Estate Transfers In Lawrence and Emporia
Kate Cottenmyre of Emporia sells lot 189 Vermont street Lawrence to Ruby M Wampler of Lawrence. Frank P Smith of Lawrence sells a lot on to Francis Browne of Lawrence.
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Kate Cottenmyre
Emporia
Ruby M.wampler
Lawrence
Vermont Street
Frank P. Smith
Francis Browne
Lot
Building and Loan Association items and land descriptions
A fragment lists a Building and Loan Association, New York Street, with references to Frank Wacker, Baldwin Agee M. Lutz, and land parcels in sections 9 and 4, plus mentions of connections to 15 19 and a legal notice style entry. Also notes Richard Garter visiting grandparents from Topeka, and Sunday visits by Mrs Carter, Miss Lawrence, Mrs Swint, and Mr. Swint.
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Hosford
Taddiawience
Tenis Cetol Building
Loan Associa
New York Street
Law
Frank Wacker
Baldwin Agee M. Lutz
Ed ‘Baldwin
Wie
Wisi Swi
Richard Garter
Carter
Ache’ Lawrence
Swint
Topeka
Winter Family Visitors Highlight Sunday Calls
Mr and Mrs Paul Winter and daughter Helen Harshenberner visited with Mrs Gorrill and Mr and Mrs Charles Winter. Herman Banks and daughter Helen Banks Leila Banks called on Mrs Newt Hamlin Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Osgood Armstrong and Mr and Mrs Willis Coleman visited Sunday afternoon and Willis Coleman was among them.
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Paul Winter
Helen Harshenberner
Ae Winter
G. Gorrill
Charles Winter
Nlerman ‘Banks
Halén
Leila Banks
Newt Hamlin
Osgood Armstrong
Willis Coleman
Hudson-Essex Announce New Roadsters HDSON and Essex
Hudson and Essex enthusiasts heard of new roadsters branded as HDSON and Essex, promising performance gains and distinctive styling. The release emphasizes sixes, reliability, and acceleration while noting the models target motorists seeking modern open-road offerings.
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Hudson-Essex
HDSON
Essex
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At.phillips
Oklahoma i
Froip
Nicholas Brewer
LLOYD
Berener
Bolin
Dei Martie
Pheetsis
Gene Tuois
Orna
Jean
Nay Marshall
Scott
Marjorie
Brian
Nancy
Armen
Alice
Mae DeForest
Audra “Courtier
Leta
Walker
Harold’Hardtaker
Eorge Padee
D' Morton
Russell “Deay
Saver
Manhattan
Led ‘of
George’ Edmonds
Wells Garage
AAG
Lon) Wilson
Bros. Asi
Bank
Watkins National Bank
Lawrence Kans
Tire and Battery Co
Rmi
Nét
Hudson
Yates
Pce
Crupt Memeat
Willys ‘Knight
Tecor
Lawrence Overland CO
Durland & Hertzler
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