Lincoln School Is In 33rd Year
Old records trace the first North Lawrence schools to 1868 named the h and Sixth Ward schools. Lincoln and Woodlawn followed, with the Vermont Street building once used for colored students and later as a mixed school. The current Lincoln School, started 33 years ago, remains the smallest Lawrence elementary with high quality work and strong University of Kansas ties.
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J Emick
Jerry Hrowrev
Liberty Memorial Tidhashoor
North Lawrence
Sixth Ward
Lincoln
Woodlawn
Lawrence
Vermont Street
Constant Construction Company
Tvrn
Tencoin
Cordley
McAllaster
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University of Kansas
Boyles Spins Two Post War Tales
A fragmented OCR item describes Boyles delivering two postwar tales. The text mentions names and locations in a jumbled sequence, with scattered phrases about events, readings, and reactions. The record preserves the chaotic, pasted newspaper tone without introducing new facts.
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Boyles
Hesper and community guests fill Mrs Peters party
A crowded Lawrence gathering features Mrs Peters and husband Mr Peters along with numerous guests including Mrs Mary Niet and Mrs Freres as tales of recent visits and dinners unfold. The event, reported in the Lawrence Daily Journal-World, notes social ties spanning neighbors and local acquaintances across the community.
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Janice
Jewel
T. L. Ford
Petera
Karry
Peters
Eseter
Art
Jim Mevarnsa
Mars
Anieotny
Mary Niet
Baller
Massey
Pio
Freres
Oeetsheers
Nader
Techert Brunk
Albert
Bestar
Pats
A . Mayers Lercek
Mos
Rte
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Fragmented notes from a Kansas event and meeting diary
The fragmentary text records a march through a Kansas town with mentions of veterans guests, library events, a Kis eintion hebdo, and a recital by Professor Rive. It notes Mrs Mare, Mr Marshall, and various local figures, with references to a church, school events, and a Topeka connection.
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Steeb
Evan
Mare
Ard
Marshallrawe
Hebdo Rees
Wilson
Dionna Pate
Wittanp
Tinker School
Service
Sharpe
Uiversity Kansas Extension
Ste
Patrolman Ingalls Returns After Arm Injury
Patrolman John Ingalls of 346 California street resumes duties after an off period caused by a left forearm artery severed by a branch during tree cutting. Two stitches closed the wound with minor damage to the hand. The Basketball Association of Ken has set up a $10,000 pool for the new players beneath his pay.
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John Ingalls
California Street
The
Basketball Association of
Ken
Local Social Roundup At Rogers Street Visit
Guests of Mr Rogers on a Sunday visit, with Arthur Jones and others attending a teachers' meeting. Roland Pottert hosted a pre event, while Thinea was noted in attendance. Family visits included Mro and Mreo Leland Betnurte from Lost Springs with the Fellon family at the state event. An Achievement Day planned for Vermher 18 aims to decorate at Wdeed Intec with a prize spread.
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Rogers Strnday
Arthur Jones
Pirew Plammoen
Bogs Wirth
Stallwehter
Heustard Wrone
Robert Dmeres
Gramtean
Ste
Mro
Leland Betnurte
Lost Springs
Elmer Fellon
Fedeball
Ughia
Amfrican F Bach
Poon
Coty
Tan
Moses Kathleen Hernsiaw
Morris
Southwestern Calfene Edges Washburn In Central Clash
Topeka Kan November 18 P Je Vanns accurate toe gave Southwestern Calfene of Winfield a 14 to 13 victory over Washburn as their central conference schedule closed. Vann kicked both extra points after touchdowns by Bodge Roberts and Bo Spoon for Southwestern. Washburn missed one conversion attempt.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas City Chamber Names New President Herbert H. Wilson
Herbert H. Wilson, president of the Bailey Border Thayer Dry Goods company, was elected president of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Albert F. Hillix, an attorney, and is a former head of a Seattle store chain.
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Kansas City
Herbert H. Wilson
Baiery, Bord,Thayer Dry Goods Company
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