Returned From Colorado and Village Social Notes
Mrs. F M Loomas returned from Denver after visiting Miss Georgia Bryant and area sights including Stratton Park and Garden of the Gods. Pi Kappa Alpha moves into remodeled Griffith property at 1200 Louisiana next week. Various social events noted including visits, birthdays, and a Sigma Chi dance with a three piece orchestra.
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Colorado
F. M. Loomas
Denver
Colo
Georgia Bryant
Pi Kappa -Aipna
Griffith
Louisiana
Sigma Chi
Chemists in Session in New York for Major Conference
The American Chemical Society opened a convention in New York expected to become a large international gathering. Hundreds of chemists from Britain and Canada, after Montreal, plan to join to discuss post war chemistry with focus on the dye industry and chemical warfare. In Hutchinson Kansas four thousand invitations go out for the Southwest Retailers congress to be held October 6 to 7 with Pryor Irwin of Chicago among speakers. Rankins Drug Store promotes fountain pens.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Britain
Canada
Society of the Chemical Industry of Great Britain
Montreal
Hutchinson
Kan
Meants
Southwest
Congress
Pryor Irwin
Chicago
Faculty and residents travel and visits in Lawrence area
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors returning from Colorado and other states. Prof T B Henry, Miss Mar Day, Kenneth Constant, Tom Gilmore, Walter Varnum, Miss Itasca Hilsman, Ernest Seidel, Gala Coffelt, Mr and Mrs Kenneth D Bowers, Prof and Mrs H B Hungerford, Clarence Swensen, Hoover family, Mrs Edna Elzea, Miss Viola Vaulkner, Will MacMurray, Miss Alma Davidson, Mrs J W Miller, Mr and Mrs Don Soxman, Misses C E Friend Helen Friend, Keith Schwinley, Donald Higgins, Arthur Weaver, Alma Davidson, Mrs J W Miller, Dorothy Goodman, Miss Sartin, Miss Kate Caldwell, Bos Brown, Miss Florence Hoar, Claire Goodell, Joe Lamb, Miss Ethel Hoar, Mrs C H Graeber, Carl J Winsor, Madame Brewster, and local merchants note Kodak supplies and a dressmaking business.
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T- B. Henry
Colorado
Mar
Topeka
W. CC. Simons
Kansas City
Kenneth Constant
Tom Gilmore
Overbrook
Lawrence
Walter Varnum
Itasca Hilsman
Georgia
Ernest Seidel
Gala Coffelt
Osawatomie
Kenneth D
Will MacMurray
Laramie
Wyoming
Arthur MacMurray
C. E. Friend
Helen Friend
Keith Schwinley
Donald Higgins
California
Arthur Weaver
Alma Davidson
Tonganoxie
Densa Curd
J. W. Miller
Don Soxman
G. Soxman
Claribel Harris
Alberta Harris
Sidney Long
Leavenworth
Emma Allen
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Library offers 500 plays for schools and groups in Kansas
The Play Service Bureau of the University of Kansas Extension Division loans more than five hundred plays and take requests from schools and organizations. In the last year three thousand two hundred fifty four plays were sent to two thousand eighty eight requests. The bureau also reviews submitted plays and suggests qualified coaches for amateur productions and lists 150 recitations for loan. An erratum notes a correction in a Rock Creek automobile accident report naming Mr and Mrs Fred Brokman of Lawrence as injured instead of Henry and his wife.
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Kansas
Play Service Bureau
Extension Division
University of Kansas
Rock Creek
Henry Brokman
Lawrence
Fred Brokman
Brokmans
Bushmayer
Brokman
The Leader Announces New Location on Mass 5 Street
The Leader reveals a new store location at 643 Mass 5 St on Sept 15, one door north of Lawrence National Bank. The shop will offer dry goods millinery shoes notions and a new line of ladies and misses dresses.
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Mass
Lawrence National Bank
Aroused Interest as Woman Bound in Car Provokes Crowd
A woman bound hand and foot was placed in the rear of a car in the 700 block of Massachusetts Street last night, drawing a large crowd. The man, claiming the sister suffered nervous trouble, posted a $50 bond and was released after the police inquiry. bond later returned. Rankins Drug Store advertises razor blades.
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