Spooner Thayer museum hosts university faculty reception
A Spooner Thayer museum event hosted by Chancellor and Mrs. E H Lindley drew 350 guests from the University faculty including a Kansas City medical school group. The setting featured fall gowns and chrysanthemums while a trio of Robert Medore Walton Ingham and William Leech provided music. Refreshments and a dining room arrangement of autumn flowers complemented the evening caped by a business meeting and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner-Thayer Museum
E. H. Lindley
University
Medical School
Kansas City
Elizabe
May
Minnie Mundie
A. T. Walher
Henry Werner Mains
Walderia Gelton
Raymond Wheeler
Robert Medore
Walton Ingham
William Leech
Davis
Johnson
Meguiar
Stouffer
Nelson
Tea hosted by Mrs Clifton and Mrs Quantius honors Dorothea Simons
Mrs Carl Clifton and Mrs Leland Quantius hosted a tea from 8 to 5 pm at Mrs Clifton's home honoring Miss Dorothea Simons. Yellow and white decorations featured white pompom chrysanthemums and yellow candles. Guests included Mrs W C Simons and Miss Simons with out of town visitors from Kansas City and Topeka.
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Carl Clifton
Leland Quantius
Dorothea Simons
W. C. Simons
Miss Simons
Clifton
Harry Green
Coila Morrison
Alfred Lauter
George Callahan
William Ward Hicks
Kansas City
C. W. Maloney
Dolph Simons
George Alfred
Martha Cameron
Helen, Skinner
Helen Gamage
Josephine + Burrows
Frances Burrows
Betty Eidson
Topeka
Crossword Puzzle Clues with Mixed Fragments Across and Down
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial words from a puzzle page. Entries reference piano parts, aromas, drama terms, Greek mileposts, Japanese terms, and assorted fields. The text shows misreads and damaged fragments like portmanteau clues and inconsistent numbering across the puzzle sections.
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Bender
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
An excerpt from the 1934 field presents Aunt Het in a humorous vignette. The line features Jennie talking to herself while others avoid her, framing a light social observation typical of Quillen’s wit.
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Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Jennie
Publishers Syndicate
Bury the Dead at Fraser Theatre KU by Dramatic Club
Albert Shaw’s graduate written play opens November 9 at Fraser Theatre Kansas University. Six soldiers killed in a modern war rise from the grave to seek what life gave or denied them. The army captain sympathizes while the general doubts. The play showcases new theater movement with elaborate lighting and staging. Roosevelt endorses Norris in Plattsmouth campaign stop.
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Albert Shaw
Fraser Theater
K. U
The
Dramatic Club
Methodist Church Activities In Lawrence Plan Day Events
Sunday school at 9 45 worship 10 50 with a junior music program led by Dorothy Enlow Miller and Anna Lee Hazen. Epworth League at 6 30 and a service at 7 30 featuring Dr Robert A Hunt. Also notes St Luke AME with 11 00 sermon by Rev W Terri and 3 00 musical program by joint choirs. Army Washington and Lee grid game mentioned as first since a prior year.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont
Robert A. Hunt
Wesley Foundation
Edwin F. Price
R. C. Laes- Sig
Warren
Ellen
Shafer
Dawes
Dorothy Enlow Miller
B.M
Anna Lee Hazen
Epworth League
Wesley Foundation League
Kreister
Ednah Hopkins
St. Luke A.M. E
Ninth and
New York Streets
L. E. Mathis
W. Terri
North Lawrence First Baptist Church
St. James A. M. E
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Christian Church
South Lawrence
St. Luke A. M. E
A. C. E. Leagne
Matt
Rea Bryant
E. Mathis
D.D
Saturday Night Library Quiet Amid Campus Quarrel
A Saturday night scene at Watson Library shows a small, studious crowd of K U students, many with horn rimmed glasses, quietly reading as exams approach. The piece notes fewer visitors due to varsity events and weekend trips, and mentions a campus dispute over K U football coverage involving Ad Lindsey and Mike Getta.
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Watson Library
K. A
Watson
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getta
College campus items hint at October events and campus life
James Coleman will appear on campus around October 19 with no beauty queens this year as publishers cut contests. The Sour Owl carries a queen lineup at times for Kansas State events while editors debate school spirit. The Daily Iowan urges a Memorial Union night club to keep students in town and reduce accidents. A Mt. Oread note recalls Rutherford B. Hayes nose injury and freshmen gatherings delayed. Esther McDonald buys weekly paper. fraternities report lower scholastic averages.
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James Coleman
Sour Owl
Mt. Oread
Rutherford B. Hayes
Esther McDonald
Meade Attends Bankers Convention and Panama Cruise
I J Meade will return next week after a rail trip across the United States and a sea voyage from California to New York. He attended the American Bankers Association convention in California aboard the S S California traveling toward Havana with twenty bankers aboard. A dinner was given on board in Havana Harbor honoring the group with Kansas Beef Tenderloin named for three Kansans: Meade, Sennett Kirk of Garnett and C B Taylor of Leavenworth.
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I. J. Meade
Bankers Convention
California
United States
New York
American Banker's Association
Meade
Panama Canal
Havana
Cuba
Panama Pacific Company
Kansas
Mr. Meade
Sennett Kirk
Garnett
C. B. Taylor
Leavenworth
Road complaint filed after Clinton township hearing
Delegation from Clinton township protested road neglect near the Washington Creek school house. County commissioners ordered County Clerk U. S. G. Plank to notify the township board to meet next Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the courthouse to investigate. The rural mail route road draws the ire of residents.
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Clinton Township
Washington Creek
U. S. G. Plank
Court House
Crown Drug appoints Leonard manager in Lawrence
K. K. Lewis resigns as Lawrence Crown Drug manager to join Upjohn as traveling representative. C. A. Leonard becomes manager, Ernest Long named assistant. Lewis departs Sunday for his western state territory.
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K. K. Lewis
Lawrence
Crown Drug Company
Upjohn Company
C. A. Leonard
Mr. Lewis
Ernest Long
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Forrest L. Jackson
Bridge
Raymond McCabe
Donald Seltsam
F. T. Stockton
L. N. Lewis
A. B. Mitchell
Friends In Council
William S. Johnson
Lawrence Art Club
Spooner- Thayer Museum
Florence L. Snow
Memorial Union Building
Mary Thomas
W. A. Churchill
Camera Club
Ross Hayes
Betty Sue
Jerry Borresman
Jean Yoeman
Martha Yoeman
June Nichols
Thoris Mitchell
Bonnie Stansbury
Ruth Barbara Viene Hurwitz
Dlurwitz
Mms Moore
Ventura Club
D. C. Asher
John Stutz
Harry Naramore
Temola Club
B.A. Nash
George Santayana
University English Department
Alice Redmond
Jacob Badsky
Edward Penchard, Jr
Toronto
Canada
W. P. Goff
Tacoma
Wash
D. D. Hornaday
Goff
Hornaday
George Hedrick
M. &. Winter
Manhattan
Roy Roberts
Roy, Jr
Roberts
Sam Roberts
W. F. Copeland
Ch 0
George A. Mills
Eldridge
Annette Copeland
Gamma Phi Beta House
University of Kansas
Julya V. Perkins
Chicago
Kathleen Charlton
J. W. Lawson
Susan Hudson
Methodist Church
Church Association
Wichita
Frances Rickard
INE
Bt Staiie
Vght
Fizhea
Mohammedan der
Roosevelt
Norris
Army-Washington and Lee
Optometrist
the Jayhawker Magazine
de Luxe Cafe
CROWN
L. A. Leonard
Zenith
America’s
Weaver
Payne
Hampshire
Noll Optical Co
Mass. St
Royal Shoe Store
Fred A. Noll, D. D
Lawrence Optical Co
Complete Optical Service
Mount Hope Nurseries
West 4Th St
Journal-World
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