Fragmented Names List From Historical Roll Call
A long OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and surnames, suggesting a historical roll call or directory. The scattered sequence includes Bratton Brodhead Marjo Brune Bea Burton Thomas Gabi Rawat Gein Carter Ruth Hanser Frances Ruth Crawford Alvi George Tkseni Lone Masters Alice Gaskill Dorothy Gibson Lawrence Gi i Gishi Harper Lottie Hart Anita Howard John Hutton Marie Jones Garletany Kent Glenn Alice Lackey Laptad Larson Eugene Leary Marion Leigh Lenay Gladys Lyons Lester Lyons Jena Mersh AnnaBel Maus ter May McCalen McKinney Alyn McPher Meng Mary Miller Mitchet Murphy Nelson Evelyn Nelson Newcombe Thelma Ne Carisi Nutt Bernice Goltman Wood Orpha Paugh Popplewell Faye Powell Pratt Randell Reed Rob rights Jake Rich Betty Ruckins Rumsey Esther Mildred Saunders Delo Shand Nal E. Shair Shaws Charle Sherthen Eliza Shemn Clarence Shores Shuler Frances Shepherd Smith Opal Smith Kath Smoths Marie Sommer Soxman Elmira Stauffer Strong Gyne th Stugard Otte Sturdy Myrtle Sutter Alin Chiry Lewis Ucker Harrison Underhill Ethe ttinger Catherine Vinson Vince dhams Eva Wallace Gertrude Martha Wellman Dorothy Hazel White Helen Wats albus Frances Wilson Dil Wilson Walter Wilson intermantel Charles Wolf Harold Wood Jeane Wheeler Petergon Richardson Coghill Louis Kampschroe
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Ay ‘Bratton
Brodhead
Marjo E. Brune
Bea
Burton
Thomas
Gabi
Rawat ‘Gein
Cather Carter
Ruth
Chi’ Hanser
Frances
R Crawford
Alvi George
Tkseni Lone Masters
Alice
Aie Falta
Gaskill
Dorothy
Gaua Gibson
Lawrence
Harper
Lottie
Rebs
Hart- Janita
Aerea
Howard
John Hutton
Ey ‘Ones
Marie Jones
Garlayy Garletany
Kent
Glenn Jefer
Alice Lackey
Leé Laptad
Larson
Eugene
Léary
Mar- Lae
Marion
Leigh
Lenayre
Gladys Ly ‘Ons
Lester
Lyons
Jena Mersh
AnnaBel’ Mausster
May
Thomas McCalene McKinney
Alyn
McPherdt’ Meng
Mary_ Miler
Mitchet
Meta
Murphy
Es ‘Nelson
Evelyn Nelson
Vns Newcombe
Thelma Ne‘Carisi Nutt
Bernice Goltman
M. Wood
Orpha Paugh
Wilenwell
Everett
Patefish
As’ Popplewell
Faye -Powell
Pratt
Randell
Reed
Mar
Rob Evrights
Jake
Rich Quentin
Richard
Betty Ruckins
Rumsey
Esther
Sam
Mildred Saunders
Delo
Séyothy Shand
Nal E. Shair
Ts Shaws
Charle Shep
Alice Sherthen
Eliza Shermn
Clarence Shores
S Shuler
Shepherd
Smith
Opal Smith
Kath
Smoths
Marie Sommer
Soxman
Elmira
Stauffer
Strong
Gynéth Stugard
Otte Sturdy
Myrtle
Sutter
Alin ‘Chiry
Lewis Ucker
Harrison
Underhill
Ethettinger
Catherine ‘Vinson
Vincedhams
Eva ‘Wallace
Gertrude Yo
Martha
A Wellman
Ite
Hazel
White
Helen
Watsalbus
Wilson
Dil Wilson
Walter Wilson
EL Intermantel
Charles
Wolf
Harold
Wood
Jeane Wheeler
Petergon
Ichardson
Coghill
Louis
Penmanship Grades Reported From Local School
A garbled OCR item reports penmanship grades at a local school. It mentions students from grades five and six, including names such as Lillian, Fern, Schultz, and Schulte, with unclear affiliations to Geto High or Pasils.
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Geto
Elect Emporia Students to Teach Next Year
Emporia State College students have been elected to teach in Lawrence grade schools for the upcoming year. Delm May Meeker, a sophomore math major and member of the French Club, will receive a life certificate in June and plans to finish a bachelor of education. Miss French is a senior at Teachers College, majoring in English, and will also graduate in June with a degree in education.
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Emporiers College
Delm May Meeker
Teachers College
Teachers
Ean French! Ile
Collezer ‘Kellogg
Spiin
Young’ Women’s: Christian Association
Eee
End of School Year Vacations In Lawrence District
The Lawrence schools will vacate for the summer with the last regular day of classes held yesterday at Liberty Memorial High School. Finals are underway today and early afternoon activities are noted. Elementary cards and kindergarten plans are also mentioned amid the seasonal closure.
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Lawrence
Weilk
Monte
Fothertoit Stuefits
Somez
Lhis
Dergarten
Ynior High
Echo
L- Stad
Marriage notice from August parish clerk records
Official marriage notice appears in probate records, noting certification by the clerk of the district. The document references August and public records processes, with formal acknowledgment by the civil registry.
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Paiktment
BS Ithesclerk of Distr
Concert recital at Fraser Hall showcases student talent
A Fraser Hall recital tonight features advanced students from the voice piano and violin departments. The program, beginning at 8 o clock, highlights a mix of pieces from the school of fine arts and promises a refined taste in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Esther OR
Komano
Tare
Nate
Adenite We School of, Fine Arts
Het Fraser Rdgram
Viollin
Fraser Hall
Lawrence Chamber chief returns from national meeting
LiSGOTT secretary of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce arrived from Washington DC after attending the thirteenth annual National Chamber of Commerce meeting. He participated in a canal program convention with the national body. A highlight noted was the dedication of the new National Chamber of Commerce building in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosb. Secfé
Lawrence,Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
National Chamber, of Commerce
Fire Damages Roof in Topeka Home Incident
Fire sparked by chimney caused a small hole in the roof of a Topeka house owned by Mrs. Mary Thomas at 1140 Mississippi. The fire department arrived about 10:30 AM and used chemicals to extinguish flames with limited damage. Fraternity members prepared to move furniture in case of escalation. Attorney J. D. M. Hamilton of Topeka appeared as state representative in a boxing commission matter.
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Mie
Mary Thomas
Mississippi
Blanéne Deichert
Sigma
Delegates chosen for American Legion convention
Mrs W E Nevin secretary announces delegates and alternates for the fifth annual state convention. Auxiliary members listed. Convention opens June 1 in Independence for a three day session with Dr Grace Tinney in charge. A feature will be a trip to Legionville near the Kansas Children’s Village site. National president Mrs C D Oliphant will be principal speaker. Kansas auxiliary helped raise funds for the Kansas home for orphans of World War veterans. Local chapter treasurer Mrs J H Corel reports $808.56 contributed. Dempsey ready for bout claims return to ring after four contender bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Nevin
Alay
American Legion
Ausilia
Y. Alisside
Lepye
Ron Thet
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebrask
Towa
Missouri
Colorado
Arkansas
Kansas
Olyphans
Nesdy
National Organization of the Legion
Kansas Auxiliary
Kanes Legion
J. H. Corel
Ae Dempsey
Deaths and Funerals In Berkeley and Lawrence Details
Mrs Charlotte Chester died in Berkeley Georgia May 2 widow of Captain H W Chester who lived many years in Lawrence Levis effort to 6 died this morning at the home of Mrs A G Reynolds 112 Rhode Island street funeral arrangements will be announced later Derailment delayed trains near Chicago two miles west today delaying Kansas City passengers over two hours no injuries reported
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Peis
Jack Dempsey
Betseen Weinert
Wills
Gibbons
Tuasney
Psey
Athletic Club
America
Charlotte’Chester
Charlotte Chaster
Berkeley
Gal
H. W. Chester
Lawrence
Levis
Rhode Island Street
Chicago
Kansas’ City
Educator Against Grading Systems Debate Rages
English educators and university leaders oppose the American year based class system, favoring promotion by work rather than attendance. The article cites Sir Michael Sadler criticizing strict class organization and highlights Joseph Wright’s rise from a humble background to Oxford professor, illustrating the system’s limits.
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Oxford
Michael Sadler
University” College
Reo
Joseph Wright
F. Bo Ay
Wright
Yorkshire
Max Aloller
Protestant relief in Europe needs new leadership
Leyington Ky May 22 The Protestant relief in Europe report before the Presbyterian general assembly says relief work must become a leadership-building effort amid Europe's moral crisis. It recommends 70000 for 1925 26, calls for evangelistic campaigns in country churches and appointing a director country church work. Also notes frozen vitamin A preserved in storage for nine years and an upcoming International Wireless Exhibition in Geneva.
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Oderpaig
Europe
Country Church Committee
Country Church
Eee
Three Arrests Linked to Harve Stephens Death
Early today three people alleged in connection with the death of Oranogo bio hauler Harve Stephens were arrested. The body, found in a water filled mine near Treece Kansas March 16 and identified by his wife Lizzie Stephens, showed a back wound from a shot. Suspects include Mrs Stephens 39 Joseph Stephens 16 and J R Phillips 41. Another man is being sought. Authorities questioned them then moved them to Columbus for jail.
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Tobith
Bio
Harve Stephens
Oranogo
Gilver Fox
Treece
Kan
Stephens
Lizzie Stepeens
Mae Murray Divorced After Cruelty and Desertion
Paris dispatch reports Mae Murray the American film actress was granted a divorce from Robert E. Leonard. The decree cites desertion cruelty and failure to provide as grounds. Murray alleges unhappy marriage from the start and describes repeated cruelty and exclusion from home with no support since.
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Paris
Cal
Tly
Mae Murray
Robert E. Leonard
Judge Denies Dismissal Of Writ In Bernstein Ford Suit
Federal Judge Knox rejects motion to dismiss writ of attachment in Bernstein versus Ford and Dearborn Independent suit. Attachment for 115099 against Henry Ford's company credit remains in effect, allowing continuation of the legal action.
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Henry Ford
New York
A. P
Knox
Herman Bernstein
The
Jewish Tribune
Bernnstein
Liuel
Ford
Dearborn Independent Publishing Company
Word
Earle McKown's record polo vaulting saga at Emporia
Earle McKown of Pratt, a standout college vaulter, has a storied road from knee pants to breaking the intercollegiate record at the Kansas Relays in Lawrence. The senior at Emporia Teachers College posted a series of top finishes, including indoor and outdoor marks, and earned a B.S. in education while planning to teach and coach athletics next year.
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Hmparia
Earle McKown
Pratt
Kan
McKown
Emporia Teéachere
Hats City Athletic Association
Kansas City
Urbans
Kansas
Lawerence
Bagton
Paris
Lawrence
Teachers’ College
Lin Ue
Personal notices of neighbors visit friends and travels
Mrs Lien Drebing and daughter Norma Jean drove to Topeka to escort Thel Anderson back to the hospital where she is training as a nurse. Mrs Grace Farris Mies Betnita Curtis and Mies Edna Anderson attend a show. Mrs Rebecca Steele and pupule plan a musical program at Belvoir schoolhouse Wednesday at 8. Charles Kamp of Kansas City visits his mother. Mrs James Searles and son Clifford arrive from Oklahoma City to stay with Dr and Mrs A Gifford. Senator Charles Curtis spent Sunday in town with Uncle C Curtis. Mrs George E Watk of Wilinette Saskatchewan visits Mrs M Baker Gordon. Smith and Donald visit Estelle Miliet. G G Edgar and L R Melvin attend Freight Claim Agents convention in Kansas City. Mrs Walter Kirby goes to Topeka for the day. Mr and Mrs Leroy Jordan of Weaver visit Mrs Mary Washington.
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Lien
Drebing
Norma Jean
Grace Farris Mies
Betnita Curtis
Mies
Edna Anderson
Topeka
Asl
Miss Thel Anderson
Rebeccal
Steele
Belvoir
Kamp
Charters of
Kansas ‘City
L. S. . Thomas
Charles
Thel
Kansas City
James Searles
Ghifford
Oklahome City
Oklo
A. Gifford
Senator Charles Curtis
Wncle
C. C. Curtis
Rhode Island Street
George E. Watk
Wil Inette
Walter Kirby
Pers
Leroy Jordan
Weaver
Jordan
Mary Washington
Trinity Lutheran Church program highlights and graduates
At Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday service, Mr G E B Lindquist spoke on commitment and the Bethlehem workshop as a metaphor for modern Christian life. The Sunday school honored graduating high school seniors Edith Larson Edna Eberwent Margaret Fritsel Kerth Eriksen Edwin Hartman and Delo Selig with address books gifts. Kerulf Eriksen spoke for the graduates stressing benefits from their Sunday School ties. Flowers were given to graduates’ mothers, and Giela Number 1 will meet Thursday at 2 5 at the church.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
G. EB. Lindquist
Lindquist
Bethlehem
Edith Larson
Edna Eberwent
Margaret Fritsel
Kerth Eriksen
Edwin Hartman
Delo Selig
Evi Hangen
Wbng
Sundas
Kerulf Erikse
New Trial Denied Wilson Sentenced For Fur Theft
J C Wilson convicted of stealing a fur neck piece from Mrs F W Gaunt and given three months in jail and a $50 fine plus costs after Judge Hugh Maané overruled a motion for a new trial. Also Liberty Memorial high school girls to serve breakfast to the senior boys at 8 AM Thursday in the cafeteria.
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J. C. Wilson
F.W. Gaunt
Hugh Maané
Wilson
Liberty Memorial High School
Bartier
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Libers Sabel Made
Lillian’ Hixsday
Erquiline
Fern
Schulte
Joe Oro
F Fern Schultz
Ab. Thomasville
Emporia
Tworia
Lisgott
Deichert
Boxing ‘Commission
Opeka
J.-D.m
Hamilton
Byxn
Acstate Repid
Eran
University of Oklahoma
Deain J
Buchanan
Plains
Champion
Wats , Gibbon
Weinert
Tonne
Task of Protestant Relief In
Geneva
Fale Mclown
Londen
Ethel
Arpes
Tance
Proter
Ier
Flapper
Scotland
F.C. Wilson
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