Baker Wildcats Welcome Ottawa Braves For Homecoming Clash
Baldwin Oct 26 The Baker University Wildcats prepare for a homecoming showdown with the Ottawa U Braves. Both teams lead the Kansas conference race in a anticipated championship contest as Baker adds extra bleachers for a likely record crowd after Ottawa’s 14 to 12 win last year.
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Baldwin
Wildcats
Baker University
Ottawa Ubraves
Emil Liston
Kansas
Baker
Bethany
Ottawa
Salina Wesleyan
Braves
Liston
Columbia Committee to Probe Professionalism
A seven member Columbia University panel, appointed by President Nichols Murray Butler, will investigate charges of professionalism in athletics, especially football. The inquiry, led by Insly R. Williams and Richard G. Babbage, will probe favoritism in employment and faculty favors for football players, alumni scholarships, and coaches' salaries.
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New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Insly R. Williams
Richard G. Babbage
Edmund A.prentis
Columbia University Club
Rexford G. Tugwell
J. Bartlett Brebner
College football breathers lose favor across leagues
A column argues that so called breather games waste time and money as colleges shift toward proper matchups. Smaller schools fear tougher gates from bruising trips, larger programs seek to stay in their class, and fans dislike lopsided, sparring schedules.
Big colleges should play big colleges, says coach policy
The piece traces a shift as giants in college football favor facing peers over easy early-season games. It cites Knute Rockne, Dartmouth's Jackson Cannell, and Purdue records, noting 36 straight games without a shutout and Pardonner’s 16 of 17 extra point kicks as indicators of evolving strategy and scoring resilience.
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Knute Rockne
Middle
Far West
Pittsburgh
Swarthmore
Bates
Yale
Eli
Ballyhoo
Aidea
Jackson Cannell
Dartmouth
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Boilermakers
Paul Pardonner
Valley Grove reports large Sept enrollment at mural school
Valley Grove records 29 pupils enrolled for September with 15 girls and 14 boys across four grades. Average daily attendance was 28.65. seven absences and no tardies. Several pupils listed as neither absent nor tardy. First grade completed The Gingerbread Boy. Various local events include a Jefferson county corn husking contest planned for October 26 near Rock Creek, a Republican rally at the school, and Halloween plans for Friday. Community visits and local notices populate the piece.
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General School
Mural School
Valley Grove
Jefferson County
Theodora Brown
Mae Coffman
Earl Coffman
Oscar Emery
Vivian Emery
Eugene Eding
Margaret Ewing
Robert Graham
Euelah Arlene Hall
Henry Poeverlein
Mary Poeverlein
Junior Puckett
Keith Puckett
Ruby Mae Puckett
Darlene Smith
Lawrence Smith
Leo Smith
Clara Ruth Wilbur
Darlene Wilbur
Gordon Wilbur
James Wilbur
Virginia Wilbur
James Gibson
Oskaloosa
Orin Smith
Lawrence
W. H. Martin
Rock Creek
Abilene
Lottie Ward
W. C. Stewart
Ray, Russell
Marvin Stewart
Ernest Stewart
Chanute
W. C
M. F
EC. Bussing
Midland
Barrer
Barnes
Henry. Barnes
Jennings County
Ryan
Kansas City
Joan
Elmer Hicks
Charles Petrie
Georgie
Bobbie Petrie
Glenn Champion
McLouth
Will Wellman
Dorothy
Wellman
He Hargett
Arthur Ousdahl
Dan Smith
Jeff Barnes
Ed Moore
Charles Petrie, Jr
Lawrence Ward
Ruth Rose
Russell Stewart
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From Yesterday
Puzzle text shows scrambled clues and partial entries such as agrogs, peritiniog, cheek, celebrations, chess, salutation, ardor, ancient script, mantala, taur, artificial language, slacken, ocean, myself, taut, small animal, closing measures in music, small explosion, Dutch South African. Provides solution of yesterday's puzzle.
Knowledge Hill Box and Plate Supper Planned
Miss Nellie Erhart and pupils host a box and plate supper this Saturday night October 29. The Knowledge Hill club meeting is postponed to December due to the event. Mr and Mrs Will Rice and children visited Eudora for dinner with Mrs Wesley Deckwa. Lewis Eastman paints John Canary's house this week. Otto Grant's visitors included Mrs Baker Murphy, Frances Thiry, Mrs Helen Rice, and Jimmie M. O. Davis with relatives from Tonganoxie.
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Nellie Erhart
Knowledge Hill Club
Will Rice
Eudora
Wesley Deckwa
Lewis Eastman
John Canary
Otto Grant
Baker Murphy
Frances Thiry
Helen Rice
Jimmie — M. O. Davis
Tonganoxie
Maroons Leader at LaDuke Home Sunday
Mrs. John Canary has been ill with flu the past week as the Knowledge Hill club met with Mrs. C H Thiry. Those present included Mrs. Wells, Miss Frances Thiry, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Grant and Donald Grant, Mrs. Jacka, Miss Lois Wells, Mrs. Houseworth, Mrs. Rice and her son Jimmie. Roll call noted Talloween stunts. Mrs. Will Rice played a piano solo and we sang Keep the Home Fires Burning. Next meeting with Mrs. Grant on November 2, roll call Thanksgiving. Mrs. Shaner drove to Kansas City Saturday and Sarah Jane visited Lola LaDuke. After services, young people stopped by Miss Lois Wells and names listed include Wilma DeHoff, Hazel Stowe, Neva Stowe, Hazel Coxen, Alice Rerick, Clifton Garrett, Kenneth Jones, Guy Church, Leonhard DeHoff, Lawrence Stowe, Wilford Ousdahl, Paul Stowe, John Freeman. They enjoyed a weiner roast in the Barick. The Box and plate supper is set for Saturday night October 29. John Thiry, Frances Thiry, Mr. and Mrs. Baker Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Janeway and son Ed win spent Sunday in Kansas City visiting Swan-while there. John Thiry and Frances spent Thursday in Olathe visiting Mr. Thiry's sister Mrs Tue Lovan.
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Chas. LaDuke
John Canary
Knowledge Hill Club
C. H. Thiry
Wells
Frances Thiry
Murphy
Grant
Donald Grant
Jacka
Lois. Wells
Houseworth
Rice
Jimmie
Talloween
Will Rice
Leonhard DeHoff
Lawrence Stowe
Wilford Ousdahl
Paul Stowe
John Freman
Barick
John Thiry
Baker Murphy
Earl Janeway
Edwin
Kansas City
Ata Swan
Frances
Olathe
Mr. Thiry
Tue Lovan
Pasture Improvement Demos SCHEDULED by Big Springs Farm Bureau
Big Springs Douglas County Farm Bureau plans pasture improvement demonstrations at the Howard Henry farm on highway October 26 at 10 o clock and at the J Babamsier farm Enact of Bir Sailome at 11 o'clock. Members and friends welcome to attend. The Big Springs 4 H club met Friday at the schoolhouse with officers elected including Grace Kellorg president and Ross Wulfkuhle vice president. The meeting featured a saxophone solo, a clothing talk, and a past president’s remarks. The Kamenschroeder family held its annual reunion Sunday.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Howard Henry
Ferne Wymer
Wilma Bertschinger
Mary Glenn
Hazel Glenn
Lawrence Cree
Dwight Henry
Mae Henry
Rose Wymer
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On Topsites
A fragmented health ad describes Creomulsion as a pleasant remedy for coughs and colds. It claims twofold action soothing irritation and inhibiting germ growth, touting Creomulsion as recognized by high medical authorities as a potent baling agent for persistent throat and chest conditions.
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Dees Slo
Ches. Kampechroeder Home Hosts Local Guests
A gathering at the Kampechroeder home near Clinton brought together many relatives and friends from Topeka Stull Lawrence Tecumseh and Lawrence area. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W P Henry and family Mr and Mrs Gus Hartman and family Mr and Mrs August Kamechresder and family and more. The Big Springs Farm Bureau club plans Thursday events with Mrs Will Tholl and Margaret Bahnmaier leading styling coats.
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Ches
Kampechroeder
Clinton
Gus ‘Mueller
Topeka
W. P. Henry
Zon
Gus Hartman
Will Kampachroeder
Ri Richland
Fred Hartman
August Kamechresder
Stull
Ernest Kamer
Schreder
Lena Torneden
Arnold Torneden
Linwood
Muesta
Theodore As
Tecumseh
Alta Wei
Brent
Lawrence
Big Springs Farm Bureau Clube
Will Tholl
State Farm Bureau
Rubiene
Fargaret Bahnmaier
Focal Clothing Ieader
Phoebe Pyle
Gertride Henry
Baldwin Alpha Chi Omega Tea Honors National President
Omicron chapter hosted seventy five guests for a tea at the chapter house honoring national president Mrs. Gilbert Van Auken of Alban New York. Miss Dorothy Woods led the receiving line with Mrs Van Auken as music by Ethel Marie Allee and others filled the afternoon.
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Omicron Chapter
Alpha Chi Omega
Gilbert van Auken
Alban
N.Y
Mildred Lane
van Auken
Dorothy Woods
Allan Brannock
Homer K. Ebright
Ethel Marie Allee
Gayle Chubb
Betty Ebright
Merle Fischer
Frank E. ‘Wolf
Hugh P. Hartley
May Glidden
Homewood
Omer Weir
Colorado
Baldwin
Beulah Robey
Baldwin Rotary
Wiley A. Keve
David Obata
Tokio
Mildred Snickles
Everest
Eudora
Eastern Star
Evangeline
Lawrence
Wichita
H. K. Ebright
Gerraldine Por
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