Pageant plans for Indian Village celebration near campus
Alumni committees led by Mrs Margaret Speelman arrange a large city celebration with Has tkell faculty and staff, featuring a housing registration and an Indian Village exhibit. Notable events include a Thursday speech by Mary Hillyer of the League for Industrial Democracy, with lectures planned in January and February and a public program at the university auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscel
Chamber “of Commerce
Bcing
Margaret of
N. Speelman
Hastkell
Kelly
H. E. Bruce
Argaret Pearson
Spelman
Ww. T. Johnson
George Shawnee
Gertie
Winnie
H. Ye Bruce
SA Gus
Welch
Léith Kent
Ee “S
Robert
G. Starr
A. A. van Sickle
Johnn
Rob‘Gert G Starr
Margaret Peardeon-Speelman
Haskell’ Hansberry
Phillip' G. Bourne
P Louise ‘Shipshe
Stan’ Gertie
Adseministration
Univer Ksity
Mary Hiliver
Secreretarys
Leagues
Washburn
Hillyer
The
W.C.A
International ‘Ladies Garment ' ‘“Workers’, Union
Jessery Uinion
Sturnout
League
Topeka
Wichits
Liss
Oscar Amer
Oklahoma City
American Guardian
Powers Stapgood
Jennie Lee
Britiah Pariament
J. Bo Matthews
F Fellowship of Reconiss Hiliver
YM. C.A
W.C. A
Union
Austria
Russia
Germany
Payne Tour Friday Moves Through Douglas County
Democratic candidate Howard E. Payne of Olathe outlines a Friday campaign schedule visiting Lecompton, Bishop Springs, Stull, Lone Star, Pleasant Grove, Lawrence, Vinland, Eudora, and Baldwin. He will address the Democratic club at the University of Kansas after a 9:30 a.m. start and conclude with a 5 p.m. Baldwin gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. “Payne
Olathe
Douglas County
Ofie’ Ce
Payne
Lecompton
Bi Springs
Stull
Lone Star
Pleasant Grove
Lawrence
Vinland
Eudora
Massachusetts Street
Democratic Club
University of Kansas
Baldwin
Dodge City Chooses Officers at State Baptist Assembly
At the Kansas Baptist Association convention delegates elected H Moorman of Topeka as president succeeding W C Shank of Kansas City. Officers include Floyd of Ottawa vice president Sowerby of Topeka recording secretary Sharp of Council Grove historian Eldridge of Topeka treasurer. Board members include Sowerby Sandeparlof Atchison More Anthony Viets Fort Scott Clemmons Clay Center Heath Liberal McClung Wichita Griffith Lyons Carver McPherson Barclay Topeka Simons Lawrence Shank Kansas City Tolliver Parsons White Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kansas Baptist
H. Moorman
Topeka
W. C. Shank
Kansas
Kansas University Season Tickets for Dramatics On Sale
Season tickets for Kansas University dramatic productions are available at $1, granting one admission to each of four planned plays by the Dramatic Club and Kansas Players. Single admissions cost 50 cents. Reservations for the first fall presentation Eva the Fifth begin October 23 in Green Hall basement 10 to 12 mornings and 1 to 5 afternoons. KU phone is 174. Tickets issued to faculty, members, townspeople with student body identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Dramatic Club
Kansas Players
Eva
Betim Ginning
Green Hall
Fragmented trivia questions about Delaware Rhode Island Gulfport
A garbled OCR item presents seven quiz like questions with misread words. It asks which state is smaller in area Delaware or Rhode Island, seeks an answer to “What is an answer to…”, names a person to do with the Sin tax, asks which is Nig the best known…, asks where is the city or river, and who was Guy de Maupassant, ending with a garbled query about the city of Gulfport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Rhode
Guy de' Maupaseant
Tate
Gulfport
Bieuy
Deaths and funerals Whitelaw Sanders
Whitelaw Sanders, 53, died this morning at the home of his sister Mrs. Charles Hesse at 1027 Mississippi street. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon from Stewart funeral home in Wamego with burial there. Surviving are three sisters Mrs. Hesse Mrs. Robert Scott of Wamego and Mrs. Oscar Schmitt of Los Angeles Cal and one brother James M. Sanders of Kansas City Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelaw Sanders
Charles Hesse
Mississippi Street
Stewart
Wamego
Mre. Hesse
Robert Scott
Wa Imego
Oscar, Schmitt
Los Angeles
Cal
James M. Sanders
Kansas City
Kan
Snow blanketed Lawrence as heavy storm hits area
Mrs Burt Barnam of 1231 N JL street notes an extreme snow event in Lawrence. Vegetation bloomed but quickly lay under a heavy white cover. Trees bent from the weight as shelter questions arise. Thirteen Herefords from Jenny Wren enter the American Royal starting Saturday. The Colorado class transfers to K U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt.Barnam
N. JL . Street
Lawrence
Colorado
Students Will E Study in Pike's Peak Region
K U geology professor K Landes and 18 mineralogy students depart Lawrence for four days in Colorado. They will observe and study coryoleite and zircon deposits near St Peter's Dome south of Pike's Peak and examine Amazon stone at Florissant. The group travels by automobile and returns Sunday.
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K. K. Landes
K. U
Colorado
St. Peter’s' Dome
Pike's Peak
Florissant
Ald
Lawrence
Historians Elect Topeka President Of Society
T F Doran of Topeka chosen president of the Kansas State Historical Society succeeding H K Lindsley of Wichita at the 59th annual meeting. Other officials include F H Hodder vice president E E Kelley second vice president Kirke Mechem secretary for two years and Mrs Mary Embree treasurer for five years. Scout convention in White House to attend the 20th annual three day gathering of National Council of Girl Scouts opens October 24. Pipe organ auction in Kansas City sells for 42000 to Kansas State Teachers College delegation led by Dr Thomas W Butcher. Rev Robert E Maclean to conduct services at Fairview church Sunday at 11. Narcotics possession cases heard for Alberta White and Bud ae. bond set at 500 each. E Steerman resigns as attorney general effective Nov 15 to enter private practice in Emporia.
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Topeka
T.F. Doran
The
Kansas State Historical Society
H. “Kk. Lindsley
Wichita
Society
F. H., Hodder
University of Kansas
E.E. Kelley
Kirke Meche
TOA PY Bof
White House
National
Cau of
Girl Scouts
Scout
Kansas City
KU Students Debate Harris Tour on Campus Echoes Segregated Rules
A Kansas University convocation features Senator Fred Harris of Ottawa sparring with students over campus policy and free debate. A running joke about flies in the library and a playful jab at discipline highlight student life while a track of illness alarms Delta Tau and Pretty Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiuiaous
Mount Oread
University of Kansas
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Harks
Fred Harris, Jr
Kansas City
Pennock
Hi Chi
Delta - Tau i
Pretty Prairie
Government coal jobs to aid 36,000 idle miners
AP reports a 5,000,000 ton government coal jar aims to create work for 36,000 idle anthracite miners in Pottsville area. Also notes Democratic Lee County meeting October 23 at Big Springs with speaker Maurice O'Keefe of Atchison, plus local social items and odds and ends from The Pathfinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Piim
James “A. Gor
Lee
Big’ Springs
Veil
Theaurice O'Keefe
Atchison
Local PTA Names Officers and Committees for Year
The following list shows PTA officers and permanent committees for the year. Officers include Mrs Leo Hill as first vice president and Glenn as second vice president, with Mrs secretary and Mrs treasurer roles. Permanent committees cover Program Hospitality Membership and Finance, with multiple named members per group.
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Rill
Matie
Neely
County Hen
Nera
Vena Flory
Harry/ We Edmondson
The
New York
Will. Beiner
Glenn
Mes
Lefford
James Holyfield
Richardsson
Fred X. Willias
Leo. Hill
Wm. Speicher
Misa Hazel -Dawson
Glenn A. Dawes
Alesba Tetth Mies
Catherine. Beckwith
Fragmentary notice hints at assault cases in Marysville
A damaged clipping mentions an assault and related cases in Marysville with partial details. Names and exact dates are unclear, but the fragment references a disturbance, authorities, and a series of legal actions surrounding the incident.
Now Pay Less Bayer Aspirin Prices Cut For You
The advertisement touts reduced prices on Genuine Bayer Aspirin with notable cuts on 100 tablet bottles and pocket packs. It urges customers to insist on Bayer name branding and avoid unknown brands to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Corder
Aspirin
Local jury deliberates on assault case in Rapids
A jury in Rapids begins deliberations today in the case of L. L. Russell, charged with criminal assault. The proceedings focus on a La-year-old complaint and the noon session marks a key moment in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. ‘Russell
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Charles Springer
Steermai
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Marysville
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William “Wagor
Paymore
Cee Goodrich
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