Kansas State high school events calendar and contests listed
A fragmented list of Kansas high school activities outlines upcoming events and dates across multiple schools and associations. It notes music contests, debates, athletic tournaments, scholarships, and regional meets with participants and host institutions across Wichita, Hutchinson, Emporia, Sterling, and nearby towns. The document preserves numerous names, schools, and dates in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Unruh
Pratt
D. x Rettecon
Halstead
W.W. Waring
Ing
Chit
North Cen‘Association
David Lawson
Iouper Disney. Organi
Weaver
Toschool ‘Gornalizatio
Slyck
Topeke
Kansas
Jsouthwestern
Ottawa
Scott Junior Cole
Sdebate
Hutchhiton
Santor Golene Hutchinson
My Tiong
Emporia
Freiends ‘University
Irises
Wien
K. We
Lawrenes
Ateiclase Acna
Friends University
Kankas
High
Dodge City
Dax
Claws University
Itawa
T. Wamparia
H.S. Te AL
Bethel College
Ewton
Mitric
Bethany College
Fidsborg
Agricultura Judg
K.S. Manhattan
KL ST. Ao Fittsburg
T. C Hays
Panead
T. Emporia
Anal
Hamilton to Speak at G O P Activities Meeting
John Hamilton of Topeka will address a Friday meeting at 8 oclock tonight. Ward Chaney is expected to attend from the south part of the county. A women Republicans meeting will be held at the home of Mrs George Miller of Lecomaton at 2:90 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John'Hamilton
Topeka
Hamilton
Ward Chaney
Aldwin
George Miller
Lecomaton
Newspaper style question jumble test item
The prompt presents a garbled query about geography and literature with scattered quotes and misordered words. It seems to test information retrieval from messy OCR text, including references to Haiti Manila Pride and Prejudice and a British report, but the exact facts are unclear.
Frivolous knitting and campus rumors on the Hill
The article notes Kappa Kappa Gamma sisters knitting instead of active campus life with classes and events. Isabel Waring or Townley knits a white sweater while Dr. Beck, a visiting German physicist, impresses the university. Phi Psi freshmen trio candidates, led by William Dotson, Linton Bagley, and Robert Locke, are introduced with playful scrutiny.
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K. O
Kansas
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Isabel Waring
Townley
Isabel
Phi Psi
Phi Beta -Kappa
William Dotson
Newton
Deaths and Funerals of Albert P Gill Ward in Los Angeles
Death notice for Albert P Gill Ward who died at his home in Los Angeles California on September 24. He was a longtime resident of Lawrence. His widow survives him. Burial will be in Os hill cemetery with details and time to be announced later.
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Albert P. Gill Ward
Los Angeles
Cal
Albert P. Gill
Lawrence
Osk Hill
Lawsuit over $10 000 damages for sidewalk fall
Grace L Schneider of Law file a $10 000 damage suit against H R St John owner of Brady apartments and Maud Sullivan in charge. She alleges the Kentucky Street entrance walk collapsed under her on April 14 1933 causing permanent injuries. Defendants allegedly knew or should have known of the dangerous condition. Concordia is listed as St John’s residence. The incident occurred at 1629 and 1531 Kentucky Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace L.schneider
Tence
Kentucky Street
City Commission Transacts Routine Business
The city commission met for its weekly session and transacted routine business. Absent were J L Constant and George Melvin. Leon Bauman was authorized to attend the milk inspectors and sanitary officers conference November 15 and 16 at Kansas State College Manhattan. Robert Sheets of Lawrence faces December 5 liquor law charge in Kansas City before Judge Hopkins. Sheets is out on bond. Praffie Canes, LeMsantius, Mrs E W Patton and Mrs Henry Roe fined $1 each for traffic violations. LeRoy Parmelee was remarked as not ready to pitch.
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J. L. Constant
Utili
George’ Melvin
Leon Bauman
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Robert
Lawrence
Kansas ‘City
Kans
Richard J. Hopkins
LeMsntius
Holloway Jones Hall Hosts Eerie Masquerade Benefit
An old notice describes a transformed hall with clowns and eerie figures guiding guests through a cavern themed event. Prizes were awarded to Mr. E Hundley and G M Sizer, with oilers and doughnuts served, and plans for a security benefit masquerade tomorrow night.
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E. Hundley
M. Sizer
Holloway Jones Hall
Personal notices from Pittsburg to Lawrence social weekend
Mr and Mrs James Vernon Fowler of Pittsburg visited Kansas City and the William Rockhill Nelson Art Gallery. Mr and Mrs A Humphrey and daughters Carolyn and Vernon attended the Kansas Oklahoma camp in Lawrence. Several couples hosted guests including Private Louis McHenry USMC and families in varied weekend gatherings across Iowa City and Topeka.
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James Vernon Fowler
Pittsburg
Dea
F. T."stockton
J. M
Neville Pant
Kansas City
William’ Rockhil Nelson
Humphrey
Carolyn
Vemn
Lawrence
Kansas’ Oklahoma
Barbara’ Humphrey
Kappa
Kappa Gamma
Hannah Oliver
E. KR. Elbel
Elbel
Louis’ McHenry
United States‘ Marine Corny
McHenry
U. S
New Orleans
Brook
Wyn Mivy
Robert Davis
Shirley
Esther Shrick
E. R. Toddamlsone
Eldon
Ronald
Brady Ba
Earl Strimple
Wanda Denn
Topeka
Eugene Strimple
Strimple
Labert
R. A.shipley
W. T. Shipley
Farm Home Burned at Lake View Near Nelson Property
Fire destroyed the farm residence of J M Nelson at Lake View around 7 last night. Flames started on the second floor. cause undetermined. Firemen lacked water at first, sent for nearby supply, but it arrived too late. Building saved owners and outbuildings saved with water usage. Property owned by Mrs J A Mitchell and insured.
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Lake View
Paul Ingals
Nelson
J. A. Mitchell
Eva the Fifth Opens Dramatic Season at K U
Eva the Fifth kicks off K U dramatic season at Fra ger theater tonight at 8 20 with Kansas Players presenting Miva the Fifth a John Golden Kenyon Nicholson comedy. Tickets brisk, capacity expected. performances continue tomorrow Thursday and Friday with no show Wednesday. Student IDs admit owners and faculty activity books. Other seats 50 cents. basement Green Hall serves as screen. KU 174.
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K. U
Frager Theater
Kansas Players
John Golden
Kenyon Nicholson
Tay
Mit
Green Hall
Outlaw Floyd Buried As Crowd Tramples Cemetery
Sallisaw Oklahoma reports the burial of Charles Floyd known as Pretty Boy after federal agents killed him in Ohio. Thousands attended the funeral at a rural cemetery, trampling graves and overturning headstones as a 200 state cortege routed from the scene.
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Sallisaw
Okla
Little Country
Akinge
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Ohio
Choc
Floyd
Aromnén
Er Nk Hac Net
Anneberg K U Honored as Outstanding Senior at KU
Leavenworth Kansas October 29 AP August Anneberg Kansas University senior, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Anneberg, named recipient of General John J Pershing award for outstanding G Me T S student in the seventh.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Anneberg
Kansas
University
Frank Anneberg
John J. Pershing
Fort Leavenworth cadet to tour Washington on trip funded by government
A standing member of the summer 33G T camp at Fort Leavenworth will depart November 30 with corps area winners for a four day trip to Washington. All expenses are paid by the government. Anneberg is a drum major in the Kansas University band and graduates from Leavenworth High School.
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Fort Leavenworth
Washington
Campaign to free Hauptmann in Sourland mountains
October 29 report from Flemington New Jersey on efforts to secure Hauptmann’s freedom amid claims of alibi and witnesses near the Lindbergh home. Detectives and defense lawyers probe March 4 1932 timing while seeking to discredit testimony and secure witness examination. Public officials discuss readiness for trial and jail rules are tightened after a Sunday visit by Hauptmann to his year old son Mannfried.
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Flemington
N. J
Sourmond
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Ihto Hauptmann
James A. Fawcett
Bill
Edward
Rockhill
Millard
Edgar Lenz
Whited
New York
Isador Fisch
Hauptmann
Mannfried
Altho
Uo Nore
KU Parents Day Banquet Highlights Campus Attendance
Four hundred University of Kansas students and their parents attended the Parents Day banquet in the Union building. Ewing Herbert Sr addressed the gathering as guest speaker, with Lyman Feld as toastmaster. Beta Theta Pi won the prize for largest parent attendance. Mrs. E. C. Summers won a longest-distance award for bringing her parent. Three families tied for most children on campus. Also noted were Pacific Coast Conference football teams set to travel a total of 10,516 miles to complete their 1934 schedule.
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University of Kansas
Union
U.-Oklahoma
Ewing ‘Herbert, Sr
Hiawatha World
Lymanfeld
K. A
Beta Theta Pi
E. C. Summers
Garden City
K.U
Abel Hampton
Ainsley
Roy
Moore
Lawrence
Russell Field
Mount Oread
Paper Manufacturer Dies In New York Hotel
Edward W. Backus of Minneapolis former head of Minnesota and Ontario Paper died today in a midtown hotel from a heart attack. He was 42. He started in lumber at 22 and later built a career as a leading merchant with interests in paper mills power companies railroads and realty.
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New York
Edward W. Backus
Minneapolis
Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company
Minnesota
Shuck Family Gatherings and Local Health News
Mr and Mrs Charles Shuck and relatives visited at Oscar Shuck home Sunday. Pearl Jammer underwent appendectomy at Memorial Hospital Monday evening and is recovering. Neighbors and families including the Florys and Beeghleys attended a communion meeting at Franklin Go church Saturday and Sunday.
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Charles Shuck
Darrell
Lisyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Oscar Shuck
Ollie Eudaly
Arch
Pearl Jammer
Memorial Hospital
Audeeye Long
Daniel
Mary
Elizabeth
Winia
Rossville
Sheir
Ines
Henry Flory
Mr.Flory
Dimiel Beeghley
Evelyn
Byron
Andrew
Fragmented names mark a local social note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals including Mrs Williams and Mr Gh, with references to Lawrence, Ghandie, Warren, and Brohammer. The text appears to describe a social gathering or day evening event without clear context or complete details.
Local social notes and community events from McLouth area
Residents and families in McLouth and nearby towns attended sales, dinners, and church events. Names frequent streets and relatives like Mrs Ida, Mr. and Mrs. Champion, the Tarrs, Zook siblings, and Boyds appear amidst gatherings of Sunday school, neighborhood circles, and Democratic rallies.
Kansas teachers gathering at Jefferson County event
Mrs Pauline Williams and Mrs Audrey Davinon with Miss Jeanette Ballaughi attended the first Jefferson County Teachers Association meeting near Ozawkie Kansas. Prof H Cad ler of the University of Kansas Education Department led the day as head of the University teachers bureau with visiting locals from Winchester and nearby towns.
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Williams
Pauline Gs
Gilbert” Paine Ie. Harding
Winchester
Raede
Vicini
Kansas
Wilyiamstown
Jim
Lawleas
Pic Audrey Davinon
Jeanette Ballaughi
Ofz
Jefferson
County Teach Association
Beturday
Ozawkie
Nepal
Prof
H.cadler
Department of
University of Kansas
Teachers Bureau
Sunday Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mrs Clark Gardner and son Maynard drove to Linwood Sunday where Mrs Gardner remains for a few days visiting her sister Mrs Rena Zimmnerli and family. Rick Brune has been transferred to a like camp in Sabothe. He was home on furlough and was accompanied to and Miss Leila Mrs Vernie Welch were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Midgett Sunday evening. Miss Lucile Blaylock kept house for her brother Clyde at Ottawa and attended high school, spending the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Blaylock. Laura Lee Andrew of Prairie Center was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Warlie Cunningham Sunday and Monday accompanied local 4-H clubs to Kansas City for the American Royal. Mr and Mrs Charles Freeman Clarice and Margaret Zehner and Mr and Mrs Louise Warsop and little daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E Freeman. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Charles Ransome of Lawrence, Mr and Mrs F Cramer of Kansas City, Mrs Dick Nichols and son Richard, and Tommy Ransome of Topeka and Mr and Mrs Don Musser and son Buford were callers.
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J.W. Shultz
Lawrences
Paul Ridgway
Woodstock
Idahy
Topeka
Noi Easton
Zook
Mabel and
Helens
Anna Boydhinday
J. M.brittain
Marcia
McLouth
Harry, Wellman
daugh‘Mcrie
Margaret
F. S. Champion
George Tarr
Ace Cartier
Kansas City
Leonard Arr
Tarr
American Regal
Davison
Neighborhood Circle Club
Beens
Thomas
Boyd
Russell Stewart
Herbert Champion
Louie Kramer
the Baptist
Everett Shockley
Leavenworth
Agness Nowak
Eule
Oskalooan
Carl Brochmiller
Stolls
Leta
W.A
Wellman
Ruth
Pauline
Earl Zook
F.oWwil
Clark ,Gardner
Maynard
Linwood
Gardner
Leila
Vernie Welch
Russell
Lucile Blaylock
Clyde
Ottawa
John’ Blaylock
Laura Lee Andrew
Prairie’ Center War
Warlie Cunningham
Charles Freeman
Clarerice
Margaret Zehner
Louise Warsop
Dineer
E Freeman
Charles Ransome
Lawrence
Cramer
Kansasity
Mra
Nichoala
Richard
Tommy Ransome
Don Musser
Soy
Buford
High Prairie and Vicinity Social Notes
Miss Clara Johanning, a Baker University attendee, spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Robert Norment was dinner guest at Loren Williams on Tuesday. Hopewell corn club, which was to meet with Mrs. E. H. Purvis last Thursday, was postponed.
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Clara Johanning
Baker University
Robert Norment
Loren Williams
Hopewell
Corn Club
Mrs Blevins Attend Halloween Party in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Bert Gastl and Mrs Blevins and Mr and Mrs Alderson from South Lawrence visit Kansas City Saturday for a Halloween party. The group stayed at Mrs Lucy Culver Street home. Ladies Aid of Centenary ML Be church met Thursday and served a dime tea.
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Blevinsi
Kansas City
Bert Gastl
Blevins
M Hills
Lee
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