Will Aid Settlers in Lawrence Anniversary Plans
Five prominent Kansans including Senator Arthur Capper W Morgan William E Connelley and Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter have agreed to help the Old Settlers of Douglas County plan the September 1929 seventy fifth anniversary of Lawrence's founding. A 25 member general committee will be named and the Kansas State Historical Society will assist. A monument to state pioneers may be erected in South Park during the celebration.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Arthur Capper
Topeka
W.morgan
Hutchinson
William E. Connelley
Margaret Hill McCarter
Charles ¥. Scott
Iola
Kansas State Historical Society
South Park
Runner Up to Wichita Audition Named for State Contest
William Hassett of Emporia, a representative for Atwater Kent, and Penn Swarthout arranged that Miss Margaret Sivennen, local contest runner up, may join the state audition in Wichita. Miss Frances Delo will still enter the state contest as the University of Kansas representative. Glen Simmonds will represent both the University and the city at the state event aired Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Bylows
William Hassett
Emporia
Atwater-Kent
Kansas
Wichita
Penn
S Delo
Glen Simmonds
Wiehlta
Mystery swimmer sets new Folkestone Channel record
Mona McLellan known as Dorothy Cochrane Logan, a Harley Street physician, crossed the English Channel from Cape Gris-Nez to Folkestone in 13 hours 10 minutes, beating Gertrude Ederle’s 14 hour 31 minute mark. She arrived in Folkestone early today after departing yesterday at 7 40 p m. McLellan is the second woman to conquer the English Channel in recent days following Mercedes Gleitz.
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Folkestone
Eng
Gertrude Ederle
Mona McLellan
London
Cape Gris-Nez
Miss McLeslin
Dorothy Cochrane Logan
Harley Street
Cape Gris-N
English Channel
Mercedes Gleitz
Miss Ruth Miler Leaves for Fulton Home
Local notes list Miss Ruth Miler departing for her home in Fulton Missouri after visiting sister Mrs W C Nelson. Also in town President and Mrs Frederick W Tewis of the College of Emporia are guests of Dean and Mrs J M Swarthgut during the Presbyterian Synod meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miler
W. C. Nelson
Fulton
Frederick W | Tewis
Emporia
J. M. Swarthgut
Ki. O. Clark
Kansas City
Betty
Lou Clark
Taker University
Mary Neil Hamilton
Dodge City
Memorial Hospital
Emily Ferris
St. Louis
Red Cross
Laura Pendleton
New York City
W. H. Pendlgton
Interesting Rugs in Window at Metzler Furniture Co
The Metzler Furniture Co displays Chinese rugs in vibrant colors only East Asians admire priced at 3.25 dollars per square. The Stitch and Chatter club plans to meet this evening with Miss Lucile Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzler, Furniture Co
Stitch and Chatter Club
Lucile Evans
Mexican Uprising Shifts Leaders in Morelos Conflict
General Arnulfo Gomez remains as the selling leader in a revolt headed by General Francisco Serrano in Morelos south of Mexico City. A presidential warrant charges both men with revolutionary activities in Mexico City and Vera Cruz as they contend for the presidency on the no re election ticket opposite Alvaro Obregon. A map shows scenes of revolutionary outbreaks.
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Francissco Serrano
Morelos
Mexico City
Arnulfo Gomez
Ued
Vera Cruz
Serrano
Alvaro Obregon
Aggie K Painted By KU Students In Manhattan
KU students painted the large Aggie K on the hill above Manhattan with white paint, briefly covering the Jayhawk colors Crimson and Blue. The effort came before the annual K State Aggie football game. Aggies searched the area for intruders within half an hour, and the campus remained unpainted.
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Manhattan
Kan
University of Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Jayhawker
Chimson
Bine
Aggies
K. A.aggie
Paralysis Serum Announced by Lilly Laboratories
Indianapolis Oct 11 AP Commercial production of a serum said to aid treatment of infantile paralysis was announced by Lilly Laboratories, creator of insulin, in cooperation with Dr Edward Rosenow of the Mayo Foundation. The report notes government grade hay prices in Kansas City and other brief items from across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Ely Lilly Biological Laboratories
Edward §. Rosenow
Mayor Foundation
Rochester
Minn
Hay
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Agr
U.S
U. S
Upland Prairie
Three Men Rob Louisville Bank For $12,000
Tauieville Ky Oct 11 AP Three men armed with sawed off shotguns robbed the Portland branch of the First National Bank of Louisville. They jumped the counter held up three employees and two customers before escaping in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauieville
Portland
Nationa Bank of Louisville
Exposition Proposed for Hill Homecoming Parade Change
A KU Homecoming committee meeting in the Alumni Office discussed replacing the Saturday parade with a University exposition. The plan envisions Lawrence merchants displaying department and departmental club displays in windows. Merchants and university department heads welcomed the idea. decision due at next committee meeting Monday at 4 PM.
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K. U
Lawrence
Hor
Deaths and Funerals Tilt Good Tilt dies in Topeka at 68
Tilt Good Tilt aged 68 dies at his Topeka home this afternoon. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Good who lived with him and his brother J R Good of Lawrence. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Tilt Good
Tilt’ Good
Topeka
Mary’ Good
J. R. Good
Lawrence
Glenn District 33 opens school with attendance report
The first month at Glenn District 33 ends September 30 with 27 total pupils. Notable absences and tardies listed include Ruby Glenn and several others. Several local families are noted visiting, illness improvements, and a birth announced for Donald Ray Mab on of Portland Ore. A Lead-Hands club visit to the W. B. Glenn home is described with a country dinner. Greenwood Valley School reports 21 enrolled and 2089 in attendance with many named pupils, and a pie supper is planned for October 21.
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Glenn
Starr Glenn
Maxine
Thomas Glenn
Russel Shirley
Orville McCall
Wellington
Ray Scott
G. M. Battimaier
Nelson
Lawrence
Theodore Kuester
Calvin
Cyrus Glenn
Kuester
W. N. Sanford
Lecompton
Donald Ray
Mark Mabon
Portland
Ore
Mabon
Henry Dummer
Will Brown
Toneka
W. B. Glenn
Wilma
Sam Cramer
Jesse Smelser
W. S. Wasson
Wingert
Twiss Ave
Dave Binkley
Ben Isler
Jean
Virginia
Ji. K. Teel
Nora Mare
H. F. Fulton
W. BR. Glenn
Fulton
Greenwood Valley School
Irene Hogg
Marjorie Holcom
Fern
Helen Wymer
Dale Glenn
Maxine Goff
Georgie Simmons
Nettie Mae
Gweneth Duncan
Earl
Hazel
Mary Glenn
Elsie
Grace Kellogg
Madalyn McClanahan
Wynona Drever
Riley Goff
Gladys
Cecil Welcher
Mary Edna
Lancaster
Joseph
Viola Logan
Frances
Warren Dalrymple
Schol House
Ben Kelloge
Mac Watts
Masonic
Indger
Kansas Grand Lodge
G. M.bahnmaier
Nelson Stright
Frances Bahnmaier
George J. Bahnm
Seuite
G. M. Hand
Oregon Trail Coal Creek Hazard Highlighted in Lecture
Prof Archer Hulbert, Oregon Trail historian, notes Coal Creek in Touplas county as a major hazard in one wagon train chapter through 2200 miles. He cites Indian threats as less deadly than dust, monotony, and fatigue that drove travelers toward relentless movement to reach The Dalles.
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Coal Creek
Touplas County
Archer B. Hulber
University
Anyother Place
Hulbert
Independence
Gardner
Johnson County
Douglas County
Lawrence
Uniontown
Rossville
Topeka
Dalles
Oregon
Ifr
Press Box A Busy Place at Kansas Wisconsin Game
The Memorial Stadium press box at the University of Kansas handled a flood of telegraph traffic for the Kansas Wisconsin game. It housed nearly 100 reporters and operators, with twelve direct wires and a costly glassed in room. The event drew unusually heavy demand for wires and reporting.
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Memorial Stadium
University of Kansas
Chicago
Milwaukee
Madison
Kansas City
Topeka
Associated Press
United States
Wisconsin
Alumni Directors to Hold Fall Gathering at KU Union
University of Kansas alumni directors meet Saturday in the Union building to list members and discuss plans. President E B Black of Kansas City presides. secretary Ellsworth noted. The list includes N T Veatch Jr Kansas City Fred M Harris Ottawa Mrs Mabel M Laughlin Beck Holton Charles F Scott Iola Paul Endacott Bartlesville Okla Paul H Kimball Pyons R J Delano Kansas City Alfred G Hill Arkansas City Zillah Smith Wilcox Lawrence.
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University of Kansas
Union Building
N. T. Veatch
Kansas City
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
Mabel McLaughlin Beck
Holton
Charles F. Scott
Iola
Paul Endacott
Bartlesville
Okla
Paul H. Kimball
Pyons
R. J. Delano
Alfred G. Hill
Arkansas City
Zillah Smith Wilcox
Lawrence
E. B. Black
Andred Ellsworth
Helianthus chapter 365 OES meets with Adah guests
Eudora Helianthus chapter No 365 of the Order of Eastern Star held a regular meeting on Wednesday October 5. Adah chapter Lawrence guests exhibited a beautiful ritual. Rebecca Passon Maude Philips and Anna Hutt aided formation of Helianthus chapter and were honored with flowers.
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Helianthus
Order of Eastern Star
Adah
Lawrence
Rebecca Passon
Maude Philips
Anna Hutt
Helianthus Chapter
Sister Passon
S. V. Carr
Carrie White
Augusta Carr
Martha Charles
Minnie Holliday
Paul Lokan Sr
Evening social rounds up Mrs Tress circle
Neighbors and friends met at Mrs George Tress home Wednesday evening for needlework and conversation, ending with a luncheon of mock chicken sandwiches pumpkin pie whipped cream and coffee for about one hundred guests. Names include Mrs J B Miller Mrs Will Zimmerman Mrs Clarence Daugherty Mrs Adolph Lotz Jr Mrs Herbert Landon Mrs John Sommers Mrs Frank Sommers Mrs William Trefz Jr Mrs Clarence White Miss Fay Lepper and Mrs George Trefz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tress
J. B. Miller
Will Zimmerman
Clarence Daugherty
Adolph Lotz Jr
Herbert Landon
John Sommers
Frank Sommers
Williamson Woods
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
H. A.’ White
Mary Allen
Eudora John Day
Patterson School
E. &. Hollar
Pattersons
India
Atlen
Care
C. L. Fuller
Winnie McCrea
Max Roseway
White
J. F. Marley
Salem Evangelical Church
Charles Gerstenberger
Floyd Broters
Kan
F. D. Boone
George Boone
McPherson College
William Fuhs
Olathe
Henry Fuhs
George Hausman
Thea Hauck
Secon
Carl Altenbernd
Delta Durr
Ladies Aid
Junction City
Fred Gerstenberger
Gus Ziesenis
Homer Gerstenberger
E. R. Varel
J. D. Burton
Oscar Westerhouse
Fred Walker
E. Sheldon
Adolph Lotz
J.B. Miller
Arthur, Kraus
Guy Grimes
Varetta Kraus
J.D. Adams
Henrietta Schubert
Lilian Fuller
Dorothy Liston
Eudora Social Event Follows Finston Churchill Talk
Mrs Louise Lawson unable to attend review of Finston Churchills The Crisis. Guests gathered at Harris home for a three course buffet, with tables themed by month and verse laden place cards. The evening featured talks, duets, solos, a reading, dominos, and a later luncheon as guests departed grateful for hospitality.
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Louise Lawson
Finston Churchill
Harris Home
Mary Johnson
Delta Dutt
Rose Lawson
Rosemary and
Nadine Harris
C. &. Cory
Douglas Harris
Carl Gerstenberger
Henrietta Harris
Elsie Louise Lawson
May Adams
Elsa
Hyuck
Erthard Durr
R. E. Gabriel
Herbert Lawson
Thames
Hartris
Maurice Starr
C. B. Johnson
R. E. Cory
C. Fuller
W.A. Fuller
W. A. Fuller
Theo Hauck
Oscar Westerhouse
Burthold Qurr
John Moody
D. Harris
J. B. Miller
C. E. Sheldon
George Lothhalt
J. D. Adams
Jerry Harris
Nadine
Rosemary Morris
Virginia Starr
A. H. Fiehler
R. E. Gabriel Pi Bie
Ar Gerstenberger
Lawrence
William Fabs
Melvern
Kan
Goldie Kramer
John Shramer
Clearfield
Kramer
Topeka
Fairgrounds
Emma Kirsch
Kansas City
George Hausman
S. J. Lawson
Dorrance
Bobby Jean
Memorial Hospital
Brown
Eudora
Rosa Copp
J. F. Copp
Ownig
Phebe L. Westcheffer
Guy Bigsby
Flora Nell Bigsby
Don Jr
Louie Tee
Alice Marie Kindred
Doris Tavis
Bobby Gene McCabria
Tsiuva Alieda
Carl Perkins Jr
William Zimmerman
Flubert Woodard
Joe Strobel
Leslie Kindred
Hubert Woodard
Sam Moody
Ed Niddrich
Diedrich
Mody
Johnson
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claim and History
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for indigestion sour stomach and gas relief with instant results. It claims doctors prescribed it for fifty years and notes its acid neutralizing efficiency, mild bowel effects, pleasant taste, and U. S. Registered Trade Mark status since 1875.
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Phillips
Mill of Magnesia
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Weekend Visitors and Local Gatherings Highlight Eudora Routing
Names and places fill a long list of weekend visitors to Eudora and nearby towns. J B Johnson A Carter J M Tarleton C E Cory H A White Bert Daugherty arrive for a weekend with J D Adams and Ed Diedrich. Kansas City guests include Frances Ferguson Helen Sommers Margaret Zillmer Dorothy Jackson. Mrs. J D Adams and others attended a hospital visit in Lawrence and planned to travel to Wichita for the Rebekah State Assembly with Mrs. Clarence Daugherty and others.
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Sim Snyder
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Hannah Woodard
J. F. Copp
To‘peka
Ben Bartz
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
Gideon Ness
Darry Hagenbuch
Dan Reber
Gideon Neis
Elmer O. Wytrick
Twohhildren
Helton
Oscar Lothholz
Will Lothholz
Kansas City
Eva Mertz
William Mertz
Billy
William
Ralpheal
Henry Hagenbuch
Harry Hagenbuch
Washington D. C
Ladies Aid of the
Methodists Church
Douglas County Republican
C. W. Jaggard
Emma Wynant
Marie Gray
Ghiena
Kan
Ara. E. E. Hollar
Max Rosenau
Ella Hoelscher
Hutchison, Kane
Hoelscher
Broeger
German Methodist Church
Henry Rausch
Prairie Center
Ed Diedrich
Eudora
KU Wisconsin
Golda Zook
Gladys Jones
J. D. Adams
Fred L. Ferguson
Frances
F. D. Boone
Carl Reber
St. Joe
Eudora High School
Tonganoxie
Fadors
Bonner Springs
Bonner
Business Meni
Tonganotls
Henry H Ruth
Paul
Olathe
W. J. Hague
Helen’ Sommers
Margaret Zillmer
Misa Dorothy Jackson
Frank Sommers
Joe Zillner
Curtis Diedrich
Topeka
C. E. Sheldon
Dauter
J.D. Adams
William Fdelbrock
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
A plain pleasant tasting tablet from any drug store is Papes Cold Compound. It is described as harmless yet capable of breaking a stubborn cold quickly, even over six hours, suggesting dramatic relief as if by luck.
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Doi P
Pape
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School of Business
University of Oklahoma
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Texas
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Eleventh Street
Kaw Valley
Beck
Simmons As Hospital
Wv Dait
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Dublin
Michael [Hayes
Dai Eireann
Aggie
Mount Vernon
Ohio
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Alida
Fardener
Alida High School
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Steelville
Mary E. Clark
Mary McBride
2 D. Wilson
East St. Louis
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Reoples State Bank of
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Kas
Coolidge
Washington
President Coolidge
White House
Great Bend
Detroit
Ford Amiator Company
ROB
Louisville Bank
Hill
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L. H. Menger
Joseph E. Fritton
Bertha
Dr. E. Smith
Kentucky Street
Art Watkins
Ninth
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Merchants’ Bureau
The
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Eee Bee Ao
J Lane
J. D. Harris
Salvation Army
Budorn
Nell Tathhola
Mary Moody
Rose Starr
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Shimmons Bros. Repair Works
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Lady Attendart
Tnd Street
Merchants National Bank
William Docking
K. Hoover
W. F. March
V. Prea
Trust
A. F. McClanatian
F. C. Whipple
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