Social events fill Broad View Inn with roses and guests
A Mrs John Kilworth hosted a delightful afternoon at Broad View Inn with pink and white decor. Guests included Mrs H P Peairs Mrs Wilder Metcalf and several others assisted in dining and tea rooms. Out of town guests ranged from California to New York, with bridge at the Country club and a Sigma Phi Epsilon House dinner honoring Avery Ahorny. A shower for Miss Freda Childers followed, plus Entre Nous club and Home Beonardes activities and a Woodlawn PTA meeting with officer elections.
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John Kilworth
Broad View Inn
H. P. Peairs
Wilders. Metcalf
AJ. Anderson
W.E. Higgins
Alberta Mack
Dorothy Higgins
Mary Outland
Dorothy Gayford
Dorothy Arm -Cheney
Dolson Beery
Denj
George Dolbee
Alice Docking
William Docking
Clayton ‘Hackman
Bridge
Country Club
Arthur Weaver
Harold Longenecker
George McCoy
J. D. Mitchell
Owen Mitchell
Bernice
Mitchell
J.D. Mitchell
Pennsylvania Street
Freda Childers
Ray Mitchell
Miss Childers
W.P. ‘Childers
Luc‘He Gentry
Mildred Gentry
Fane, Button
Fred Williams Mis
Mabel’ Hertzler
Rox E ‘Bunn
Myers
Bernice Mitchell
Favorite for Summer Celebrations and Campus Notices
The article lists social events and personal notices from Lawrence. Among the items, a Reno church lecture by Miss Frances Taylor of Topeka on China is announced for Monday. A high school senior breakfast for boys marks the end of spring social functions with a staged program. Various local residents are noted in visits, travel, and engagements, including university alumni and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Taylor
Topeka
Reno
Ladies Aid Society of
Taylor
China
Gladys Beddow
Wen
J. Lucille. Evans
Virginia Arnold
Marion Lawrence
Will
Jeannette Bowersock
Prophecy
Arlene Church
Ruth Christine
Personal notes on Mrs Walters and family visit
Mrs F G Walters of Tulsa Ohio is the guest of Mrs W Smith. Mr Walters will visit Sunday, then Monday Mr and Mrs Walters and Mrs and Mrs Syill plan to travel to Kansas City for a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G. Walters
Thlsa, Ohls
W. Smith
Walters
Syill
Kansas
Ce Rine Coe
Neosho County farmers test growing cotton in Kansas
Chanute May 26 farmers across Neosho county trial cotton as a substitute for wheat with growing interest. Giger reports a good crop last year and trebled cotton acreage this year. Ingraham tests cotton on river and upland farms near Chanute. Thayer and Galesburg districts also experiment. Montgomery county plans to expand to about 5,000 acres this season.
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Chanute
Kan
Neosho County
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Ion
Montgam
Giger
Acae W. Ingraham
Fhayer
Thayer
Galesburg
The
Agricultural College
Montgomery County
Corres
Holstein Breeders Meet in Richmond Va
Seventy nine Holstein cows have set yearly butter fat records over 1000 pounds and fifty four cows produced 30000 pounds plus of milk in a year. Reports to be presented at the Holstein-Friesian Association of America convention to be held at Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERS
Holstein-Friesian Association
Richmond
Chicago
Associated Press
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Virginia
Change in Herd Book Sees Growth and Plan for Sale
Rev Edward Hislop praises association gains for last fiscal year while noting three year declines. Since 1885 over 1.2 million cows and bulls registered in the Herd Book with 100000 cows producing milk and butterfat under agricultural colleges. A national sale of 120 purebred Hilsteins will follow the meeting.
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Edward ‘Hislop
Frank C.’ Lowden
Association
Methodist Church
General Conference
Wichita
St. Louis
Kansas ‘City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Ilinois
Church South
Ernest L. Waldorf
Hislop
Waldorf
Jesus
John Wesley
No Gold Is Uncovered by Vancouver Steamer Expedition
Vancouver reports say the gunner steamer, sent last winter to Cocos Island to find chests of gold rumored hidden by revolutionaries, failed. Despite a metal detector and tools, only debris from prior treasure hunts was found as supplies dwindled, and the crew planned to return to Vancouver by late May. Meanwhile in Toronto, plans from 1882 to install sixty electric lights have grown into a hydro electric commission serving 884,000 customers.
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Vancouver
B. C
Associated Press
Cocos Island
Indian Ocean
Toronto
Hydro-Electric Commission
Pittsburg
Kansas
Fiee
John L. Lewis
At & Miners
Frontenac
District 14
W. T. Wright
Edson
Quinine Shortage Hampers Malaria Fight Across Lands
London reports malaria afflicting millions in southeastern Europe as the League of Nations health commission weighs actions. Greece and Albania receive commissions, Persia eyed for study. quinine scarcity limits treatment, threatening vast populations and hindering efforts to curb outbreaks. World production and depots of cinchona seeds may be discussed, amid rising prices and distribution challenges.
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London
Associated Press
Europe
Health Organization
League of Nations
Health Commission
Greece
Albania
League
Persia
Greek Ministry of Health
Sanitary Council of
Ukraine
Russia
Character qualifications spread to college admissions
Washington reports a growing movement to require character qualifications alongside scholarship for college entrants. Institutions cited include Chicago University, Berlin College, Harvard, Kansas State, Stanford, Reed, and Ripon. Public universities argue tax funds should not support loafers lacking diligence and American spirit.
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Washington
Asociated Press
United States
Character Education Institution of
Chicago University
Berlih “College
Harvard University Graduate
School of Business Administration
Kansas Agricultural College
Stanford University
Reed College
Ripon College
Making Money and Joy in Postwar America
London reports Dr. J Kelman returning from a five year tenure at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian in New York. He says Americans show kindness, value legitimate wealth, and find practical scientific relaxation to cope with crowded city life. He notes no miserly Americans and highlights a culture of seeking joy in success.
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London
Associated Press
Fifth Avenue’ Presbyterian Church
New York
J. Kelman
Dr. Kelman
America
Fitness Training Underpins Modern Civic Life
A fragment discusses how health and efficiency accompany civilization and that the American citizen lives under a largely permanent system of training to stay fit for employment, highlighting ongoing efforts to avoid or combat health and efficiency challenges.
Power Plant Near Rio To Generate 162 000 HP
Near Rio de Janeiro a vast hydroelectric project on the Parahyba river, described as South America's largest, nears completion. About 3,000 workers under American engineers have built dams canals a power house and transmission lines to supply 162,000 electric horsepower across a broad zone. Operation is expected by June.
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Rio de Janeiro
Associated Press
South America
Parahyba
Brazil
National Peony Show to Display a Million Blooms
Des Moines announces the National Peony Show June 14 to 16 with about a million blooms and more than 200 varieties. F T Meredith, former agriculture secretary and show chairman, says it will be the greatest single flower exhibition. Exhibitors from across the United States and Canada, including a Massachusetts grower shipping a carload, will participate. Amateurs and commercial growers will be among the exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Associated Press
F. T. Meredith
Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith
United States
Canada
Massachusetts
Four in death by own action pact Formosan girls seek death
Taihoku Formosa May 27 A pact among four young Formosan girls of aboriginal tribes led to two deaths when they died by their own act. The girls aged 15 to 18 had modern schooling from Japanese established schools and heard of women’s right to decide marriage, signaling new ideas entering their remote region.
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Taihoku
Formosa
Associated Press
Four die pact in mountains ends in failed hanging attempt
In a troubling tale from the mountains a family of four plotted to die together after parental pressure for an unwanted marriage. Two died when the branches betrayed them. the others survived, and the story highlights the peril and tragedy of their vow.
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Beonardes Club
Highechool
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Massachusetts Street
Lena Miller
Edith Cole
McClure
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Colo
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Helen Beck
Gertrude Way
Helen Huffman
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Dorothy White
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Marion Leigh
Irma “Bell
Cummings
Dorothy Winslet
Ruby Hollingsworth
Opal
Hollin ‘Sworth
Miriam Wood
We Corel
Ruthy Cadwell
An Radcliff
Marjorie White
Ivah * Barrett
M Rose
Miss Sybil Rose
Woodlawn Parent-Teacher Association
C. Dicker
W. L. Biggs
Roy “Bushay
Millard Wiley
Jess Crum
Helen Supple
Treasure
Henry Weingarthe
Acard
Thimble
P. W
McPherson
Ma Phi- Epsilon
Frank Jennings
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert ‘Lindsa
Roberta Stuart
Marcellai Sterling
Emily, Baul
Ann Underhill
Ann, Kent
Mary Spencer
Elizabeth Aisles
Helen ‘Holke
Lasage Emley
Elizabeth van Winkle
Dorothy Newlin
Helen Watson
Christian Endeavor’ of the
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Toneka
W. A. Ramsey
Lawrence
Fredericks Rutherford
Barbara
Sample
Margaret Drennion
Muriel Coghill
Fraser Hall
Fan
Phi Omega Pi
Haldetiay
Mrs_ i
Delta Tau Delta
Forrest CG
Allen
W. Davis
John Bunn
Akwenusa
Wyo
E. Li Jacka
J. F. Brock
Bonner Springs
Spencer Gard
University
Kansas _ City
Pi. Kappa Alpha
D.C. “Murphy
Kansas City
Amy Wismer
Pomona
Nettie Wismer
W. C. Wilson
H. E. Bradford
Humbold
Walter Bradford
G. E. Cadwell
Newton
George
Foster
Albert Brune
Lakeview
Kansasity
al Wilson
William E. Haney
San Francisco
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Harley
Helen Sullivan
J. R. Henry
Henry
Sullivan
Wameyo
R. L. Arnold
A. Wilber
Westminster Hall
Wilber
California
E. H. 3. Bailey
Alina €. Olinger
Neosho
Edward Hislop
Melba
Rankin’s Drug Store
Presbyterian Church
Fothergill’s
Orns, Nachman Tu
F. W. Jaedicke
Eli Whitney
Chile
Business College
ART Furniture CO
Mass. St
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Imagne
Louse Mathers
Riend
Urdans
Walt
Hradfield
BAT3
Atlanta
M. Terafrey
Columbia Records
Columbia
Bell’s Music Store
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