Dad's Day Banquet Draws 500 At KU Memorial Union
Speaking to 528 fathers, mothers and students at the University Dad's Day banquet in the Memorial Union cafeteria, E. W. Howe urged embracing experience and youth. Chancellor Lindley welcomed attendees and stressed that universities grow through people, not buildings, while other speakers and award presentations followed, with attendance limits and some overflow concerns.
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TAG DAY NETS $213.72 FOR Salvation Army DRIVE
Twenty seven Camp Fire Girls and eight Salvation Army lassies canvassed Lawrence for the Salvation Army home service appeal last Saturday. They collected small change totaling $215.72 in tar boxes. prize amounts list Georgia Edson $27.80 Hope Lane $15.15 Ethel Senna $12.89 Letha Lennon $8.49 Leonice Wadham $7.60. Campaign Manager John M Linden, here two and a half weeks, will depart for Atchison to conduct a similar drive for the Salvation Army.
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Double murder tied to unemployed taxi driver in Chicago
Two 19 year old girls Catherine Studler and Margaret Martin were shot dead early today on Rhodes avenue Chicago. The driver Wilfred Winters a former taxi driver with a bullet wound to his temple died at the scene as the car sped away. Winters had pursued Martin for months and the motive may be jealousy and rejection according to her father and Winters relatives.
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Deaths in 1927 area including Harwood Cummings and Bridget Cummings
Obituaries list funeral times for William D. Harwood Effie May Christian and Bridget Anderson Cummings. Bridget Anderson Cummings born 1887 Ireland died 1927 near Lecompton Kansas. survived by four sons and three daughters with church burial at Big Springs Catholic cemetery.
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Kanwaka
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Emmet
Big Springs
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Perry ‘Sfieinting
Sentenced on two counts Roy Martin fined and jailed
Roy Martin of Joplin Missouri pleaded guilty to possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor and was sentenced by Justice Richard B. Stevens to thirty days and a $100 fine on the first count and sixty days and a $100 fine on the second. Charges against Dennis Martin and Everett Latham were dismissed. Wattleby Whitson will speak tomorrow on social work at the Thimble Tea Room, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Delta.
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Thimble Tea Room
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Dean P. F. Walker Dies By Own Hand
Dean P F Walker a member of the 314th Engineers Eighty Ninth division reserves and Congregational church held memberships in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Society of American Military Engineers Kansas Engineers Society Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education Kansas Academy of Science American Management Association and Sigma Nu He authored and co authored several scientific works and technical articles
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Balto and Companions Cared for in Cleveland Zoo
Balto and seven sled dogs famed for delivering diphtheria anti toxin to Nome in 1925 now reside in a Cleveland zoo hotel area. The dogs, Balto Fox Sue Billie Tillie Old Mortoc and Alaskan, walk with school children, receive ear care, and enjoy a steam heated kennel with evening baths. A public concern over mistreatment was raised but officials describe the care as thorough.
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Against Dinner Coat in society fashion debate
London AP reports President Weddell of the National Federation of Merchant Tailors discourages dinner coats. He argues plus fours are laxer than morning coats and a dress suit fosters gentler conduct, labeling the dinner coat almost negligee and unsuitable for genteel appearance, especially for fat men.
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Water walking shoes of galvanized iron used on harbor
Miami man Henry Davis fashioned canoe shaped water shoes from galvanized iron and tested them along the harbor. He walked in shallow water near the shore and impressed observers with his footing though he calls the gear more for fun than swimming. Also reported is a 38 percent enrollment rise at Kansas State Teachers College with 604 students in the first month of the new school year.
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Revolt Leaders in Rummagé Sale at Mass Ave
A rummage sale is planned Tuesday at 837 Massachusetts Avenue from 7 a m to 6 p m Sponsored by Revolt Leaders I, the event offers miscellaneous bargains. Proceeds support community programs.
Candler to Wed His Stenographer in Georgia Society
The Candler family in Atlanta eyes a wedding this month as Miss Morence Stevenson announces engagement to A G Candler Jr son of a famed soft drink founder. The match mirrors past unions within the Candler circle and intertwines with civic life including Opera and Missionary activities in Atlanta.
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Red Ink Means Death in English Executions List
A list of names awaiting death in the Home Office is kept on display with red ink crossing out names as sentences are carried out. The Home Secretary, acting for the king, holds the right of reprieve and commutation, determining who remains on or is removed from the list.
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German woman launches Montgolfiere style hot air balloon
Fraulein Baumgart, daughter of a German ace, ascends in a home built hot air balloon named Montgolfiere. A stove heats straw and wood to lift the craft, and she reaches about 650 feet before a controlled descent lands her a few hundred feet from the launch point after three minutes aloft.
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Local society notes and school event glimpses in Oskaloosa
Mrs Tina Clarke and Myx Zick visit the Leaverton neighbor s and travel to Shennayoth Lown this week visiting the dleary Mield plant. A Leawell Musical comedy is planned for the high school auditorium with Miss Weatherly and Prof. Christy assisting. Miss Margaret Ford returns from Ottawa. Mrs John Crawford suffers bee sting complication. Dr lanced arm. Mrs Russell Decker and sons visit from Enterprise. James Shrader hosts Mrs Girard of Oklahoma. Arthur Perry visits Topeka. Mrs Otis Hoffman moves in with relatives. Ruth Patrick returns from Atchison. Olive Pigs and Ruth Satcher attend football in Lawrence. Supt Godding hosts rural high teachers and board. Moyne Rice wins story contest.
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Bee stings touted as cure for drinking and rheumatism
J Anderson at Crystal Palace National Bee Society show claimed bee stings cure alcoholism and rheumatism. He recounted a hospital patient said the treatment removed the whisky taste, while Anderson noted most beekeepers are teetotal, theorizing honey dulls alcohol craving.
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Berlin and Vienna Opera Houses Agree on Guest Terms
Major German and Austrian houses convene to standardize contracts for visiting stars to curb excessive fees and protect regular repertoire. Also notes include Cheyenne Bottoms warden arresting five for game law violations, road patrol routes trimmed in McPherson County, a church mortgage burn in Ottawa, and a local rummage sale at 837 Mass.
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Missouri Tigers Lead the Valley in tight win over Washington U
Missouri Tigers remain undefeated in the Missouri Valley schedule after a 13 to 6 victory over Washington U. The win signals a strong half for coach Beary’s club as Oklahoma Aggies and Kansas Aggies also post surprising results. The article notes upcoming clashes including Oklahoma vs Kansas Aggie at Manhattan and Missouri’s outside play slate beginning next month. PRESNELL IS HIGH SCORER
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Nebraska Star Leads Valley With Total of Thirty Points
Glenn Presnell dominated Valley scoring with four touchdowns for Nebraska, totaling 30 points after beating Grinnell on Saturday. McBride and Harker trail with 19 points combined, while other leading seniors and players from Nebraska and nearby schools are mentioned amid notes on real estate transfers and upcoming local showings.
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Christian Endeavor Week At First Christian Church
Attendance has lagged slightly for the last two Sundays but a strong teacher corps remains, with University Men’s Bible class leading the opening Sunday school. Rev Charles A Richard delivers the morning sermon on The Place of the Holy Spirit in Human Life, with Mrs Dunn singing Oh Lord be Merciful. Choir under Eldonne studies Unfold Ye Portals. Endeavor groups report solid meetings at 6 45. Nora Siler leads the University gathering and Mr Richard discusses What is Essential in Christianity. Mr Charles Sarer sings Crossing the Bar. Community Stewardship banquet set for Wednesday the 19th, with Lawrence J. Wesley Obern to speak on church problems, followed by a mass meeting in the Christian church auditorium. Willard Morgan will speak at the Brotherhood supper Thursday evening. attendees bring sandwiches or a cover dish. meat is free.
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Paris to levy higher street advertising charges
Paris moves to tax street advertising and sidewalk use with a sliding six class scale. Rates rise sharply on billboards and signage, including upper bay windows. A building leased for 75 000 francs per month would face a new charge near 125 000 francs, still profitable for owners.
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