Inauguration set for Kansas State University chancellor
Educational leaders from Yale Princeton Oberlin Dartmouth and other colleges invited to the Kansas inauguration on June 7 at the university. Names already sent include Maine Oklahoma Michigan Arizona Vermont and many more. Gov Allen will deliver the induction address as the event features speeches a symposium on higher education issues and a Chancellor’s reception.
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Lindley
Varsity of Kansas
Ional
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Leland Staard
Oberlin
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the Uniliey
Maine
Oklahoma
Toga
Michigan
Arizona
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Colorado
Arkansas
Boston
Ottawa
Indiana
West Wynn
Middleton
Conn
Kansas To Normal
College For Emporia T Baker
Western Reserve
Kansas City University
Knnsyiraninate College
Kansai
Norma
Schoo
Hays
Fairmount College
Park College
Southwestern
HJ. Allen
Sion
Iencheon
Local residents travel and visits around Glenn area
Glenn and Vicinity residents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Glenn and daughter Oneta motored to Lawrence Thursday afternoon. Clarence Welcher and children Cecil and Gladys visited Lecompton Thursday afternoon and called at A Bayidson’s. Mrs H A Davidson and Mrs Mary McCall of Lecompton spent days at Geo Glenn’s. Hi Hoag visited Lecompton Saturday. Ira Morris of Galesburg Illinois visited with his in law and said parents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Glenn, Morris had an operation in Topeka. Will Glenn drove to Big ing Friday afternoon on business. Donald Claar ill during ninth grade exams, Glenn helped conduct grade exams in Lecam psha. Mrs Jake Carlson visited Clar e for Mrs cClanahan’s 18th birthday. F Barnmaier spent din Topeka visiting A Davidson.
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Cyrus Glenn
Laweee
Mir
Clarence Welcher
Cecil
Gladys
Lecompton
A. Bayidson
Ton
H. A. Davidson
Mary McCall
Geo. L. Glenn’s
Glenn
Frank McClanachafl
Faye
Madeline
Clarence Welch
Ira Morris
Galesburg
Morris
Sanita Fe
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Will Glenn
Biging
Busin Esa
Donald Claar
Guy McClanahan
Hedger
McClanahan
Wilfred Smith
Grandma Anderson
Henry Davidson
Steves
Billy
Harry Glenn
Will ‘Glenn
Lawrence
B. P. Scott
Kasas City
Geo. L. Glenn
Rosemary
Big Springs
Starr Glenn
Thos. Glenn
Iva
Oneta Glenn
Clarence ‘Weicher
Thos
E. Myars
H. C. Morris
W. I. Morris
B. P. Moore
Jin
Dil Moore
White Eagle Oil
Long Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
John
Lilly Balmmuiey
L. F. Glenn
Starr Glenn's
Ty. F. Glenn
A. Davidson
Geo. L. Glenn's
Davidson
Walter Moore
B. F. Glenn
Mr. Moore
Harve Glenn
Peeries
Imogene
Lowe
Kansan City
F. P. Shirley
Gertrude Head
George Houge
B. F. Wizer
Geo. F. Bahnmaier
Bill Coffman
GB. P. Scott
Wert Spurlock
B F. Moore
Philip Wizer
Geo, Honge
Frank Jennings
Zion
Gladys Winter
Thos. Glen
Ivan Glenn
Rs. Starr Glenn
Poser Osborn
McLouth
Tan’s
Crange
Shirley
Myrtle Gunselman
Bliss Madge’ McCall
Ruth Schyeyer
Rose Cole
Curtis Sy
Mary Nace
Elizabeth McClanahan
Grace Arnett
Alta Crady
Gohlia Gray
Marguerite Carlson
Messrs
Frank Taylor
Bee Kuh
Bee Kuli
Curtis Sehon
Geo. L. Glann
Bertha Crenn
Kansas City
Paul
Henry Brown
Fed McClanahan
al Mikesell
Geo. L. Glenning
Rural community notes hopeful as crowds grow
A Kansas farm community reflects on Sunday school attendance of 55, with warmer weather boosting numbers. Local events include a Baccalaureate by Rev. Frank Jennings, a school play directed by Myrtle Gunselman, and gatherings at the Glenn and Davidson homes. Multiple visits, travel to Lawrence and Topeka, and farm tasks fill weekends, with strawberries on sale and oil tank sales noted.
Knowledge Hill Social Updates Highlight Local Visits and Ballgame
Knowledge Hill residents hosted family and visitors throughout the week with gatherings at the Armstrong Home and Grauberger home. A baseball game saw Knowledge Hill defeat Mound 4 to 18, while neighbors shared meals and church plans in a bustling community recap.
Taft Considered for Vacancy After White Death
Reports from Washington indicate former President William Howard Taft may fill the vacancy left by Chief Justice Edward D. White. A large attendance documented above, with proceeds amounting to $28.00. J. W. Rice and family drove to McLouth on Sunday. Stowe's brother visiting Stawe home. Mr and Mrs Roke Stanwix and Milfred Emery visited Geo. Stanwix residence on Wednesday.
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Washington
Edward D. White
William Howard Taft
Questionnaires Sent to Kansas Farm Bureau Members
Manhattan Kansas May 27 farm bureau members in Kansas will be given an opportunity to express views on national issues through newly issued questionnaires. The outreach aims to gather widespread farmer opinion and guide positions on agricultural policy.
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Manhattan
Kans
Farm Bureau
Kansas
Kansas Farm Bureau Plans National Legislation Referendum
June 15 Ralph Snyder, president of the Kansas State Farm Bureau, announced a nationwide referendum with a 16 question questionnaire to be sent to the state's farm bureaus. Meetings will gather votes in each community, with results sent to the American Farm Bureau Federation to guide farmers on national legislation.
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Noward
Ralph Snyder
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Case Asid
Farm Bureau
Te .m. Bureau Federation
Congress
Woman finds relief after Tanlae treatment
A reader describes years of nervous exhaustion and chest pressure ending when she started Tanlae. She details persistent fatigue, pain and inability to work, then rapid improvement and restoration to health and happiness.
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Gal Zev
Jola J. Neville
Jon
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