Paddling Rivalries At KU Homecoming Week
Fraternities clash over hazing as Beta Theta Pi frees freshmen from paddling while Phi Beta Pi challenges Laws and Medics in a football incline at Homecoming. KU events include Dr Beck quotation, Wiggam lecture, and a community course speech by Albert Wiggan. Reserved seats cost 40 cents, general 25 cents.
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Albert
Edward Wiggan
K._U
Reguien
Glenn ‘Frank
University of Wisconsin
America
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Poor Lights At 20: Motorists Explain Heading Issue
A morning gathering of motorists, including W. F. Smith Perry Sim Bailey Lindley and E. Cork, discussed lighting problems and traffic concerns at the 20 mile marker. Officials or observers named Bailey and Fitzpatrick attended.
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Ste Her
Heting
Perry
Sim‘Ne ‘Traylor
Questionably garbled trivia clues in a classified section
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered trivia prompts about the Oscoggin River states the Prince of Wales and inheritance taxes. The legible pieces suggest a quiz or test memory item with imperfect wording and multiple incomplete items. The reading is unclear and not determinable as a coherent article.
Ottawa citizens debate civic stadium memorial idea
In Lawrence the talk turns to a memorial stadium proposed for Ottawa. Prof. C A Peacock voices caution that the project belongs in future planning and discussion. An 8 year old girl thrilled at her first cinema visit to Mrs Wiges of the Cabbage Patch at Dickinson theater with her Sunday school teacher, delighting nearby viewers. Mrs Frank S Jones elected first vice president of the Kansas Associated Garden Clubs at the university session, replacing Prof Frank E Jones per a erroneous report.
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Ottawa
Civic Stadium
C. A
Peacock
Frank 5. Jones
Kansas Associated Garden Clubs
University
Frank E. Jones
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Thecle Eder 79 of Eudora
Mrs Thecle Eder a resident of Eudora for 62 years died at home of her daughter Mrs Katie Weixeldorfer in Eudora. Born in Bavaria Germany December 36 1954 she came to America at 14. She married Sam Eder in 1874 who died in 1924. Surviving are daughters Mrs Weixeldorfer of Eudora and Mrs Clara Had of Gardner and brother Louie of Eudora. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Thecle Eder
Thecla Eder
Eudora
Katie Weixeldorfer
Eder
Bavaria
Germany
America
Sam Eder
Weixeldorfer
Clara Had
Gardner
Louie
FHA Office Aids Remodel Plans At Chamber Of Commerce
The FHA office in the Chamber of Commerce building offers information and advice to all planning to remodel or modernize property. Staff are ready to help applicants visiting for FHA loan discussions, and even those not seeking loans can be helped. Jack St. Clair, in charge, notes some signers of information blanks have not applied for loans and cites misunderstandings among those contacted by FHA canvassers.
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FHA
Chamber of Commerce
Joans
Jack St. Clair
Woman Hurt In Well Accident Near Eudora
Mrs. JH Michael 62 of near Eudora was taken to Menigan hospital for observation after falling 15 feet into a well at the Michael farm on October 15. She suffered a broken bone in her right ankle and cuts and abrasions. Her husband assisted with a ladder and rope to pull her from the well, which contained about a foot of water.
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JH. Michael
Eudora
Menignal Hospital
Michael Farm
Michael
Merchants Learn Rules On Sidewalk Merchandise
Police court heard a clarification of Vermont and New Hampshire streets ordinances. City attorney George Melvin warned merchants that no merchandise may be placed on sidewalks and items displayed must stay on private property or in parking areas. Fines are five dollars per day for violations. Also noted was a traffic collision on West Ninth Street in which Leah Cars and O Maley Kansas City, Mo. were involved. both cars damaged but no injuries reported.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
George Melvin
Leah
Teachers to Hold Annual Meetings in Kansas
Lawrence teachers will meet at a Kansas session discussing health education rounds, including work on intermediate grades. Miss Margaret Emfield and Miss Henry plan topics on arithmetic and essential spelling. Miss Maude Ellsworth will talk on kindergarten handwork. College and club leaders from K U and KC U will chair and present on Spanish teaching, German sections, music rounds, and dancing fundamentals at Topeka high school gym and Grace Cathedral Guild hall.
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Waldemar Gelich
K.us
Music Round Table
D. M. Swarthout
Thhe ‘Kcu
Elizabeth Dunkel
Cattle Truck Overturns Near Eudora Injures Farmer
A cattle truck overturned on highway 19 east of Eudora while carrying steers to the Kansas City market. Farmer Pete Neis suffered a severe scalp laceration and was treated at home. Dr. Frank Hegenbuch of Lawrence escaped with minor injuries. A second truck was used to haul the cattle to market.
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Pete Neix
Eudora
Highway 19
Mr. Neis
Frank Hegenbuch
Lawrence
Kansas City
Neis
Harenbruch
Hagenbuch
Christian Endeavor Convention To Be Held Here
The Northeast Central district Christian Endeavor convention will be held in Lawrence on November 2 and 4. Organizers seek out of town delegates and ask residents offering lodging for delegates to contact Rev. A. J. Miller. Vere Abbey, Frank G. Richard, Pop Nance and Hylton Harman headline the leadership with sessions at the First Christian Church.
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Christian Endeavor
Sheld
Lawrence
A. J. Miller
Vere Abbey
Frank
G. Richard
Pop” Nance
Hylton Harman
Christan
Gift from Philippines connects student friendships across oceans
Lawrence resident receives a 6 by 9 foot fiber mat showing American and Philippine flags from Federico Piedad, a 1924 U U graduate now division superintendent of schools in Bonc Marinduque. The gift highlights lasting ties between foreign students and local townspeople formed during university years.
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United States
Lawrence
T. J. Sweeney
Federico Piedad
Bonc
Marinduque
Peoples State
Bids Open on Road Work in Kansas Counties
The Kansas State Highway Department announced bids for road projects in four counties to be received at Kingman on November 9, topeka on November 17, and Ellsworth on November 20. The package includes the first project financed under a $5,000,000 loan and grant from the PWA for highway work. Counties involved are Kingman Doniphan Ellsworth and Morris.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kingman
Troy
Ellsworth
Highway ’Department
PWA
Doniahan
Elsworth
Morris Counes
Evangelists Visit Lawrence By Underwood Family
Mr and Mrs Ben Underwood and their evangelist son visited Lawrence today staying with Mr and Mrs W N Underwood at 1209 West Sixth Street. They plan to leave tomorrow morning for Logansport Indiana to attend a Methodist event. Ben Underwood graduated from Lawrence High School in spring 1926.
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Ben. Underwood
Lawrence
Reception committee announced for Republican event
A reception at the G.O.P. headquarters hosts Vice President hopeful Mrs. T.T. Solander of Osawatomie as speaker at 8 oclock. Governor Landon and other state candidates have been invited. Committee members include Mrs. Cranes, Mrs. Black, and numerous Baldwin, Lone Star, Clinton, University of Kansas, Tecompton, Eudora, Lawrence residents.
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Committee For the Republican
G. O
Lata
Wena Repulican
T. Solander
Osawatomie
Kansas
ALC
M. Landon
E. J. Cranes
Earl Black
Baldwin
Lottia Anderson
Homer
Flory
Lone Star
Charles 4
Baneine
Clinton
Peggy Anne Landon
Doroth
Ana Mra
Ruth
Bahnmaier
Ant
Rose Wymer
Tecomptoni
Hughes
George Gerstenberper
Eudora
Corlett
Cotton
Adrian. Lindsey
John. Brand
J.B. Henry
David
McCreath
Lawrence
Paintings Exhibit by F Eugene McFarland at Spooner-Thayer Museum
Oil paintings by F Eugene McFarland from a summer tour of Holland Belgium and France will be shown at Spooner Thayer Museum from November 1 to 15. McFarland, son of Rev F McFarland, is a KU alumnus and former Lawrence High grad who studied landscape painting in New York. He and his wife Lydia Catlin McFarland traveled 1200 miles by bicycle this summer and describe France’s hills as slow and demanding. The exhibit includes 46 pictures, some showing war country scenes familiar to Kansas and Missouri troops. McFarland now teaches at the St Joseph Art Academy.
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Eugene McFarland
Holland
Belgium
France
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Uiversity
McFarland
F. McFarland
First Christian Church
Lawrence
Department of
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
New York
Lydia Catlin’ McFarland
Kansas
Missouri
Art Academy
St. Joseph
Indian Assembly Program at Haskell High School
At Lawrence high school this morning Haskell Indians staged an assembly directed by Mia Margaret Peadrson Speelman. A boys quartet sang Deep Blue Sea and Strong Hearts with members Moccasin Irvin Peavy Beaver. A sax quartet and dancers from Bes sie Matlock George Smith Joe Monegar performed.
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Haskell Indians
Haskell
Lawrence High School
Mia
Margaret Peadrson-Speelman
Leonard
Lion)Moccasin
Lawrence Irvin
Edward Peavy
Fred Beaver
Ignatio Truillio
Jefferson Owl
Lawrence
Jack Fitts
Smiles
Chuckles
Bes‘sie
Matlock
George Smith
Ioe Ousley
Jimmie White Cloud
Stannard Wilez
Joe Monegar
Boy Grows Teeth Early in Dorado Kansas
AP reports Billy Edward Keplary born October 16 in Dorado Kansas showed teething signs at five days old. Dentist extracted the first tooth. doctor predicts further swellings and a full denture-like set by age two months as part of the infant’s development.
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Dorado
Kan
Billy Edward
Mes
Eva Keplary
Billy
Frazee’s eye injury improves for recovering boy
John Frazee ten suffering eye injury when a fork slipped while lacing a football. Doctors report his condition improved with potential full recovery. Frazee is son of Mr and Mrs Harry Frazee. In a separate note, David Feisner waived extradition in a London Ontario kidnapping case involving John S Labatt brewer from last August.
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John Frazee
John
Frazee
Mes
Harry Frazee
Ceed
London
David Feisner
John S.labatt
Pen Jaendon Brewer
Fire destroys three buildings in Maple City Kansas
An overnight fire in Maple City Kansas destroyed three buildings near Arkansas City. Estimated loss ranged from eight thousand to ten thousand dollars. Fire officials reported no injuries and are investigating the blaze’s cause.
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Maple City
Kan
Arkansas City
Kans
Here
Local Social Notes From Linwood Hall Dance
Several residents attended the Linwood Hall dance on Saturday evening. Mr. Shaw was summoned to his father’s bedside Thursday night. Mrs Lloyd Douglas and family joined as Sunday dinner guests of A Tweed, a local lawyer. Mr and Mrs Roy McCleary hosted Sunday callers at Martin Coyne’s home. Millgill sailed on, and Mrs TeDollie Hin was noted week day afternoon. Mrs Anna Sheffield and Mr and Mrs Bniffer of Inde- contributed to the weekend round of visits.
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Gu Uite
Shaw
Lloyd Douglas
S A. Tweed
Cof ‘Lawrer
Linwood
Roy McCleary
Martin Coyne
Millgill
TeDollie
Anna
Sheffield
Bniffer
Inde
Halloween party brings Kinwaka folks together in Kansas
Pendence Kansas hosted a Halloween party at Kanwaka hall with Mr and Mrs Charles Davis and families joining. Charles Davidson returned home from the hospital midweek after a spell away. Fern Wilson and Lawrence visitors spent Friday with W E Brock and family. Several attended tax meeting and stock sales with locals visiting Kansas City and Chicago relatives.
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Pendence
Kansas
Ruby
Frannick
Merlin Brock
Kanwaka Hall
Charles
Davis
Anna +Torneden
Davidson
The
Selma - Torneden
Fern’ Wilson
Lawrence
W.e.brock
Lena
Torneden
Arnold Torneden
Kansas City
Fern ® Wilson
ER. Brock
Fae 'Torneden
Casteel
Alford Jones
Madge
Tornede
Lena Torneden
Aca
Quinlan
Amos
Chicago
W.E. Brock
Merlin
William “Tortteden
William
Wilson
Fred Flarman
Mateus
Speerschneider
T. BL Davenport
Sawyer
William ‘Torneden
Arch Meinke
Melvin
Linwood
Mr.Keyster
Mr. Travis
Fred ‘Harnion
Vinland and vicinity community notes and updates
Miss Ethel Cowles is canvassing at her home near Sibley after a Memorial hospital operation. Vinland residents report illness and recovery including Charles Hubbard Edwin Roe Winifred and Agnes Stevens. Social events: Sunday school party at Mrs Jennings and visits with relatives in Independence. Farm Bureau and Ladies Aid meet. local families travel to Wellsville Independence and Baldwin. Rev Maclean recovering and to preach Oct 26 with Vinland Fairview charge assignment changes noted.
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Ethel. Cowles
Sibley
Memorial Hospital
Vinland Vicnity
Uys
Winifred
Agnes Stevens
Charles Hubbard
Edwin Roe
Honmie
Vinland
Mel
Archie Baugher
Sheldon
Mount Ida
Jennington
Clas
James. O'Brien
Andrews
Ralph Robinson
Jennings
Glaude Dayault
Doris
Wellsville
Farmers Union
Charlie Hubbard
Deal
Independence
Lem Sturdy
Ross Stone
A. K. Stevens
Balelard
Baldwin
Stevens
Viola Anderson
Webb Fenton
Seth’ Fenton
R. Husted
St. Francis
Northwest Conference
Herman Janzen
Maul Altenbernd Anniversary Celebration in Kaw Valley
Mr and Mrs George Maul of Kunaug City Missouri and Mr and Mrs Martin Abelnildnagh SMe Albert from Lawrence organized a surprise at Carl Altenbernd s home for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday after a Saturday date. Guests included Emil Hoelzel Kate Hoelzel the Hoetzels Atkins Schaake Conrad Alvender and family Am Angela Wickman Mentes Lawrence Hechenberger family Gerstenberger Amelia Gerstenberger and many others from Eudora Sand Mize and Kansas City. A 6 o clock reception followed with several gifts and well wishes from attendees.
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George Maul
Kunaug City
Martin Abelanildnagh
Albert’ Widhmim
Tawrence
Carl Alten
Emi
Ples
Emil Hoélzel
Kate Hoelzel
Akerss
Shes ‘Hoetzel
Phyllis June
Harry Youns
Ani Sales
Charles
Wilson
Kansas City
Bio
Ats Bu Schaake
Conrad
Alventernd
Amelia_ Gerstenberger
Local Social Notes From Eudora Descriptions
Mrs. Lelia Mae and family attend church activities with relatives and friends in Eudora. A string of visits follows including Mrs. Dan Weatherfer, Mrs. Fred Laughlin, and Mrs. Ralph Davis, with gatherings at homes of the Altenbernd, Hadl, and Wichman families. Christian Science study in Lawrence noted.
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Ter
Lelia Mae
Are ‘Hadl
Mar
William
Carl 'Altenbernd
Church -in-Eudora
Thiarada
Eugene
McCabrin
Fred Laughlin
Dan
Weatherfer
Ralph
Davi
Nydia
Hughes
Mary
Allen
Misa Josephine Gill
Methodist Church
Dona’ Mae
Wichalan
Carl
Altenbernd
Marguerite’ Hadl
Louie Hadls
Albert Wichman
Alartin Abel
Lawrence
Local Visits and Social News From Vinland and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Galle and son Peter Block of Montdridge Kansas visited natives and attended Lydia’s Candlesticks play. W E Hoskinson and Ross Stime were in Kansas City on business. Guests at the Gimbler home played pinochle include Crady Van Meter Hagerman and others. Roscoe McPheeters of Olathe visited Vinland friends. Miss Porteous Latimer of Washington stayed with Rosa Stone. Mrs George Sturdy and daughter Margaret visited Lawrence. Ruth Ellen ill improving, Mrs Stevens bedbound, Miss Viola Anderson helping with housework.
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Galle
P Eter Block
Motndridge
Kan
Nla City
Hoyal
Hoskinson
Ross Stime
Kansas City
Noah ‘Gimbler
Dale Crady
Teddy
John van Meter
Viola
Earl
Mautine
Alberta
Belay
Alles
Hagerman
Lovta
Eay
Bernice Ie Dere
Roscoe McPheeters
Olathe
Vinland
Algo v
Chauncy Gormane
Javere
Wellsville
Dirs
Roy, Johnson
aWrence
George’ Sturdy
Margaret
Charles Craig
Lawrence
Everett-Crai
Ruth
Ellen
Atevens
Viola -Anderson
Stevens
Community club hosts event with Grace Stanwix guest list
The Mackey Community club held a meeting at the home of Mrs Evan Stanwix of Lawrence. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Taylor Gardner and son Edward of Topeka and Mr and Mrs J S Paxton of Prairie Center. A Halloween party for nurses from Lawrence Memorial Hospital was attended by Mrs Ed Whitten and Walter of Lone Star. Frances Metcalf taught at Model School gave a box supper and program. Grace Stanwix will wed soon. Miss Lorene Fairbairn hosts Monday for Grace Stanwix.
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Plaen
Mupper ii
the Mackey
Cis Mra
Evan Stanwix
Raymond Gardner
Ruth Olmstead
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ed Whitten
Walter
Lone’ Star
Johnse
Muesta
Weir
Paul
Rina
George
Stanwix
Arold
Alten
Migs
Frances Metcalf
Clifford Redach
Lawrence
Ruby. Fairbairn
City Nore
Misa Vernutta Fairbairn
Gibson
Independence
Fussis
Mra
I. S. Farrim
Miss Lorene
Lorene Fairbairn
Grace Stanwix
Jerry’ Schoenlein
Four friends form club to finish quilt project
Four friends and Nick gathered at Bereitér-ho day and finished a quilt started by a club recently. The group completed the project, preserving a cooperative effort and memory of the earlier initiative.
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Nyick
Bereitér-holday
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Bowel Cleanup
An old style ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle cleanse for sluggish bowels to refresh the system and restore youth. The copy claims 200 years of use and positions the product as a calomel substitute with olive color ingredients, priced 15¢ and 30¢.
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Bette
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