Kans City Visits Spread Among Local Residents
Numerous residents including Miss Helen Sutter Miss Ella Engle and Mrs Fred Clark traveled to Kansas City today for visits Mrs Prim headed to Oklahoma City and J Newman left for St Louis on business Several couples and individuals planned trips to Kansas City Topeka and Lincoln with various short stays noted at the P O P events and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sutter
Kansas City
Ella Engle Wan
Kansas
Arthur Campbell
James Ewers
Los Angeles
Carrie Schell
Gertrude Charlton
Oscar Olson
Polly
Bayne
Williams Bert Steeper
Will
Mitchell
Topeka
Overbrook
A. J. Athay
J. W. O’bryon
Kiowa
Kans
B. F. Fiegenbaum
Bt. Joe
Gertrude Smith
Argentine
Luella Cooper
Carl Meitner
Pittsburg
Harry Bedell
Nelle Woods
Portland
Ore
Max Wilhelmi, Jr
Floyd Doubleday
Will Griesa
P. O
Nellie Beatty
Jerome
Carrie Dorward
Sophe Armstrong
J. K. Rankin
Lincoln
Neb
Carl Rankin
Charles Decker
Gertrude Hay
Palais
Special neckwear sale by express order this morning
A special purchase of the latest novelties in neckwear arrived by express this morning. The stock includes coat collars coat sets Dutch collars and stocks in many new styles. Prices range from ten to twenty five dollars and are offered at a close price with several values shown.
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Express This A. M
Local Social Notes Mention Returning Visitors and Parade Guests
Mrs. T. M. Sprague returned yesterday from a two month trip with a rest in New York. Margaret and Elizabeth Iy. Maude and Bertha Finck, Stolbert and Mr. Finck left for three City this morning to see the Priests of Pallas parade. They will be guests of the Misses Finck at Rosedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priests of Pallas
Misses Finck
Rosedale
Scrubs Defeated by Wentworth in Close Football Tilt
In Lexington, Missouri, Wentworth topped Kansas State University’s scrub team 9 to 6 in a hard fought practice match. The game featured few successful forward passes and limited onside kicks as KU subs gained playing time ahead of the varsity.
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EK. U
Lexington
K. U
Wentworth
Pscare
K.T
BR. U
Varsity
College Jeweler Gustafson In Dragging Incident On Tenn Street
Mr. Vernon Silver of Gustafson the College Jeweler was dragged by a wagon driving team after a boy on a motorcycle startled the 58 horse team on Tenn street. The boy was thrown but escaped injury. The country boy’s name could not be obtained. Gustafson is changing his window display.
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Tenn
Steret
Hrake
Gustafson
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions May 1959
Kansas City markets listing No 2 white potatoes prices 39 cents. rye 72 cents. hay choices 11.50 to 12 dollars. creamery butter 28 1/2 cents. Live stock receipts 18,000 cattle native. Kodak cameras and supplies advertised. Libbys cat glass and Gustafson Special watch highlighted. Jefferson College Jeweler retailer and Journal Want Ads urged. Ice cream flavors listed and advertised tasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawrence names guests at Kansas City trip for festival
Local residents including Arthur Evans Dr Will Gorrill Oscar Dahlene Carroll Teter and many Lawrence people traveled to Kansas City for the Priest of Pallas festivities. Attendees listed include Betty Wie mann Agnes Wie mann Gustafson Weiler Radcliffe Stewart and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Evans
Will Gorrill
Oscar Dahlene
Carroll Teter
Kansas City
C. J. Eriksen
Atchison Iis
Board of Trustees of
Midland Col Lege
Betty
Agnes Wiemann
Lawrence
P.O. P
al Gustafson
John Weiler
C. i Radcliffe
Bruce Stewart
A. Weber
Lottie Campbell
Louise Weber
Pearl Woods
Nelle Williams
Anna Snooks
F. J. Murphy
Washington, D.C
St. Louis
Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
Washington
National Park Seminary
B. H. Woodbury
Amy Woodbury
Laura Cowles
Unghe Blair
J. T. Nolan
Henry Martin
Ed Hope
A. A. Moon
Is. Dewitt
Lillian Mortis
Myrtle Coffman
C. L. Harding
Frederick
May
D. C. Longfellow
Clara Simmerrock
J.A. Crowell
Henry Asher
Arthur Hemenway
S. E. Perkins
L. E. Perkins
Bessie Newlin
Elizabeth
Ethel
Kate Lindner
George Bowman
Fay Bouton
C. E. Engle
J. E. Riggs
Lacy Riggs
William Stives
Elmer
Senior Class Election At University Creates Big Excitement
Senior election at the university is set for tomorrow with great interest in political circles. Campaigns center on senior president candidate Ed Bank, praised for honesty and forwardness, amid claims of plots and renewed communications among supporters.
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Pertin Yent
Cacker
Isis
Arlele
Ed Parsons
Jively interest in officers election splits voters field
Two rival tickets vie for class officer posts as Ed Banker emerges as the popular choice for president. Supporters of each faction await returns tomorrow noon to see which group gains control in the last school year of the class. Helen Phipps, violin teacher, offers mandolin instruction at residence 11 Pinckney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Na
Banker
Worrow
Helen Phipps
Pinckney
Vinland Fair expected to draw huge crowds this week
The Vinland fair aims to top prior years with larger crowds and strong attendance. It will run Wednesday and Thursday this week, promising a well worth attending event after last year's record turnout.
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Seey
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Shaw-Walker
Wolf's Book Store
Mass
Hosford Investment CO
Lawrence Business College Night School
Wedness
Lawrence Business College
Moyen Aue
Scrubs
Vernon Silver
College Jeweler
Wiedemann
Kodaks
Raymond’s Drug Store
Libby
Ment
Wiedemarn
A.D. Weave
Lee Fulper
Farthenwate
Jaedicee
Nllaw
Rence T
York
Hoadley
Ostermoor
Stearns & Foster
Springfield Robertson
Robertson
Beul
Mary
Frederick Crowe
Louisiana Street
Cor, Henry
Pennsylvania
Gulf Country
C. W. Phillips
Tennes‘seaate
Mayer’ Bishop
Counesman Kasoki
Board of Comunty Commissioners
Methodist Sunday School
Hess
Raymoun
Ed. Andersen
Hudson- Fulton
Fred Boyles
Lawrence Committee
Lawrence Economittee
Eldridge
H. Pringle
Pringle
Reynold
Bell
Gicht
Herald
Boyles
George E. Pierce
Laura K. Henderson
Gustafson’s
Baldwin
Presbyterian
Quastafson
Young Men’s
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Peckhams
Mass. &T
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