Jayhawker 1928 staff announced by editor Foster
The 1928 Jayhawker editorial staff was announced by editor John W. Foster. Chairs listed for Seniors Juniors Orgs fraternities sororities professional honorary clubs and other sections include Betty Postle Waite Lucille Reppert Ella Kennedy Edwin Grovier Jack Morris Albert Newman Mac Call Kenneth Meuser Bill Abbott Lucile Crane Margaret Nordstrom Elizabeth Sears Eleanor McDonald Charlotte Thompson Gladys Baker Ralph Patt Dorothy Graber Roland Bearis Wayde Grinstead and others across Athletics Stage University Women Military Arts and Photography among many named leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Foster
Jesiph Cerny
Robert’ .O
Schepp
George Howden
Betty Postlewaite
Lucille Reppert
Ella B. Kennedy
Edwin Grovier
Jack Morris
Albert Newman
Arthur Cromb
Baldwin Boy Arrested In Grand Larceny Case
A Baldwin high school boy was arrested Wednesday by Sheriff W. Gummings and Undersheriff R. Rutherford on charges of grand larceny and burglary. The youth, living near Baldwin, stole rifles, ammunition, pocket knives, a watch and a horse lead from Mennis and Lamed Hardware, then traded items with friends. He was brought before Judge L. H. Menger and, as a first offense, made a ward of the court. All items were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
W. Gummings
R.‘R. Rutherford
L. H.menger
Mennis &Lamed
Het
Lectures at Eldorado on Biochemistry Highlights
A and a lecture event at Eldorado featuring a noted biochemistry speaker. The program includes an evening talk focusing on cancer biology, hosted by the FP Medical Society and the Kiwanis Club of Public. The mixed audience is invited to participate in this science outreach evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Problem Medical Society
Peo Hiwanis Chub
Praise for Guardsmen at National Guard convention
The St Paul AP reports Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis lauded national guardsmen and reservists as examples of civic duty. He traced the guard movement to colonial times and urged able bodied men to form militias. A Tokyo earthquake near Niigata was reported with movement but no casualties recorded. A. B. Mao was killed when his horse-drawn wagon ran away near Dexter. he leaves a daughter in Sing Sing, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Minn
Dwight F. Davis
United States
Davis
National Guard
Continental Congress
Seig
Japan
London
An_ exchange telegraph
Tokyo
Niigata
Shinang River
A. B. Mao
A. B. Nychelson
Dexter
Here
Ran Awa
Railroad to Enlarge Coffeyville Yards Switches
Coffeyville Kansas October 27 AP work began today on a project to enlarge and rearrange switching facilities at the Missouri Pacific yards here. The undertaking is estimated at about 75,000 dollars and is separate from the 300,000 dollar flood prevention program under way between here and Osage City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Srelontnine
Missouri Pacific
Oladronic
Andy
Fairview Social Calls and Visit Highlights
Fairview residents shared Sunday visits with neighbors and relatives. Among those stopping by were Mr. and Mrs. Carry of Williams town, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nisely and family, Ed Howard and family, Chas Henderson and Dorothy Jean, plus Mrs. Peters and Mabel Peters. Oscar Brownlee returned from Kansas City. Louis Seele reported a lost horse last week. E. Leary visited his mother in Kansas City. Lawrence visitors included Mrs. Walter Smith and Bernita Higgens. An enjoyable time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry
Williamstown
Chas
Howard
Wm. Wells
Floyd Nisely Sundee
Peters
Mabel Peters
Vinton Peters
Ed Howard
Sods
Chas. Henderson
Dorothy Jean
Oscar Brownlee
Kansas City
Evan Griffith
Chas.Howard
Louis Seele
Chester “Howard
Adams
Lawrence
Walter Smith
Bernita Higgens
E. Leary
Ellen Leary
Gunther’ Seele
Robert
Local social notes from Lirwood and Osawatomie events
Davidson and family visited, neighbors called, and social rounds noted in Lirwood and nearby towns. Mrs. Day and Miss Day attended a funeral near Vinland. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Fairview church parlor for district reports and bazaar plans.
Old-Time Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Recipe
An advertorial describes using garden sage tea with sulphur or Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken fading gray hair. It claims the home mix is cumbersome but a ready-made bottle at 73 cents provides natural, even darkening after a few applications, leaving hair glossy and luxurious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Skin Eruptions Cleared by Proven Blood Remedy
Skilled physicians view pimples boils and skin eruptions as signs of systemic imbalance. Mrs J W Barker of Cincinnati reports relief after taking the remedy SSS, noting stopped itching and cured boils. An 1888 advertisement claims the product clears the skin and boosts energy, available in two sizes at reputable druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barker
Walnut Street
Ciheingati
Ohio
Tri
Social notes from area residents and visitors
A long list of local residents and guests share visits and gatherings. Leary Shirar Koehler stayed for the evening and toured the federal prison and soldiers home on Friday. Homer Brownlee and Justine Brown visited N B An and family on Sunday. The Stanwix couple spent Friday with Clyde Edwards family. D G C ONeill and A Hunsinger with Ellington called at B Ralston home. Henderson and Dorothy Joann Jaksinger joined Geo Hunsinger family Sunday afternoon. Koehler and Day attended a Farmers Union meeting at Blue Mound Friday evening with C C Gerstenberger and Earl Cowles reporting on the state convention. Otis Lindell and others were noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. GC. O'Neill
Pleasant Valley
A. Hunsinger
Ellington
Ralston
Ghas
Henderson
Dorothy
Jean
JA. Jkuxsinger
Geo. Hunsinger
B. C. Day
Paul Koehler
Farmers
Sunday Socials and Visits Around Lawrence Area
Local residents shared meals and visits across Lawrence and nearby towns. Dorothy of Lone Star joined Dreher hosts for a Wiener feast. Dorothy, E Ralston, and Ernest Léary families dined with Frank Leonard party. Numerous calls at Wells and Howard homes noted, with Kansas City and Manhattan trips mentioned and a pie supper planned near Big Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Lone Star
Otto Dreher
Freek
E. Ralston
A. 'R. Nottinghan
Lawrence
Ernest Léary
Frank Leonard
Arthur
Manhattan
Eugene Leary
Lawrence Leonard
T. N. Shirar
Ray Shirar
Will. V
Baselor
Halston
ScMft Hansen
Vinland
Ed Howard
Geo. Hunsinger
Pleasant Valley High School presents four acts of Clarence
A fragmentary notice indicates Pleasant Valley High School will stage four acts of Clarence on Friday night. Details are sparse due to OCR issues, but the event is described as a school activity likely for students and families.
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Justine Brown
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Giomiss Mabel Day
Big Springs
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Magy Dillbars
Chanute
A. H. Schaal
Lawrence J
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Harry, Pucket
Glenn Kirby
Jess Namer
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