Daily Program at Kansas Free Fair Eugenics Exhibit
The Eugenic and Health Exhibit at the Kansas Free Fair lists Prof H G Baker of Southwestern College Winfield and Miss Mearses of KU as presenters. Schedule includes talks on evolution inheritance progress environment and eugenics with exams for the Fitter Family contest and prizes from the American Eugenics Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Baker
Miss Larson
Kansas Free Fair
H. G. Baker
Southwestern College
Winfield
Ensemble Over WREX Tonight Featuring Elderkin Jr
Noble and Elderkin Jr will perform on the regular program at 9 o clock. Elderkin’s selections include The Trumpeter Din When Big Profunda Sang Lew Bohannon To the Evening Star and others. A Turkish paper notes J R Holmes of Smyrna sent a word to an American contact about the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xy Wren
Noble &. Elderkin,Jr
Sotnis
Mr. Eiderkin
Big Profunda
Lew € Bohannon
Tanne
er—Wagner
Tove
Vieter
Old
T. Ball
Caroline
Rema
Piano teaching program to employ student tutors at K U
The University of Kansas Fine Arts Department will host a piano teaching course this fall with about fifteen pupils. Lessons are weekly under student teachers supervised by Lee S. Greene. A five dollar per semester fee covers one lesson weekly, with pupils sourced by the university. Interested individuals may contact Mr. Greene in Mankato Kansas or at 1425 Tennessee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Lee S. Greene
Lawrence
Greene
Mankato
Tennessee Street
Lawrence area social notes show many visits and calls
Numerous names appear in extended Lawrence area social notes with frequent calls, visits, and hosting at homes from Monday through Sunday. Families including Mowder, Metsker, Brubaker, Wolfe, Dillon, Kingery, Garber, Postma, and Miller are listed with friends and relatives visiting, shopping, or staying over, plus a birth announced for Chester Mowder and wife Janette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka Robison
J. H. Griffith
Harry Prim
Joe McGenney
Mowder
H. C. Metsker
Alfice
John Henry Metsker
Arthur
Ivan Brown
A.R. Werbright
Mildred
Elda
Lawrence
Franges Miller
Eula Wolfe
Florence Kingery
Mrs
Orie
Clyde Hoover
Fred Flory
Lone Star
Fred Miller
Jeanette Mae
Bonner Springs
John Miller
Tom Hodges
Jess Hodges
Virgil Brubaker
Bornice Dillon
Marie Smith
FL Miller
Marjorie Mae
A. M. Postma
J. L. Hoover
Overbrook
Ben Hoover
George Miller
Will Kingery
Ralph Werbright
Frank Messenheimer
Marie Dillon
Ben Garber
Lantz Brubaker
Alvin
Sherman van Horn
Mildred Weybright
Topekd. Jr
George Drand
Ruby
J. A. Miller
Will Wolfe
Dillon
Peari
Alda
Jack Dillon
Pleasant Grove
Ray_ Harrell
Marguerite
Irene
Lewis
Jesse Alvin
Albrey Fishburn
Howard Dillon
Eula White
Alva
Frincex Miller
Evert Kingery
Charlie Sanders
Millard Behrens
Asa Tostma
John Lostma
Clarence Hoover
Friand
Mary Mowder
Lila Anderson
Floyd Garber
Elma, Garber
Fern Metsker
L. H. Griffith
Alva Miller
Alva Hodges
R. L. Markley Calla
Asa Postma
Jolly Stitchers meet amid lodge officers audit in Lawrence
The Jolly Stitchers club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Walter Boyd's home with ten members and two guests, Mrs. Lindell and Mrs. W C Flory. State Rebekah Assembly officers audit lawrence books, celebrate new general office, with an executive session and lodge 4 supper planned at LO F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stitchers Club
Walter Boyd
Lindell
W.C. Flory
Rebekah Assembly
Lawrence
Gertie K. Johnston
Callie Hagen
Newton
Journal-World
Lodge No. 4
LO. O. F. Hall
Hagen
Johnston
Cora Haughey
Paola
Personal notices from a hometown newspaper
Carl Ahlers Erikben left yesterday morning for Deland Florida to attend Stetson University. He was a student at Southern College at Lakeland, Florida. Prof. Raymond Eastwood returns from the east and visited his mother in Bridgeport Massachusetts and spent vacation painting at Provincetown. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Long and family of Portland Oregon left yesterday for Dayton Ohio where they will reside for two to three years. he has invented an electric sign to be manufactured in Dayton. Mrs. Long is Dorothea Bunn, a former Lawrence High School graduate. Dr. F. W. Blackmar returned from the Pacific coast where he delivered lectures at the Pacific Palisades summer university for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ahlers Erikben
I Deland
Fila
Stetson University
Southern College
Lakeland
Fla
Raymond Eastwood
Bridgeport
Mass
Provincetown
R. J
John E. Long
Portland
Ore
Dayton
Ohio
Long
Professor gives lectures at USC and visits son in Berkeley
The record notes a professor delivering two courses of lectures at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. During a westward trip he visited his son, Howard Blackmar, and family at Berkeley, who is connected with the National Shipping company of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Howard Blackmar
Berkeley
National Shipping Company of
San Francisco
New Thrills for Hamlets Drop From Skies in Tyrolean Drift
In Sommerberg Upper Austria an unexplained non stop bomber crash landing left Flight Lieutenant E C Dearth and Lieutenant C R Carr badly injured. villagers rescued them from water and declared a fete. In Tyrol this season thirty six Germans died in mountain accidents, the highest total on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommerberg
Upper Austria
Ver-Sur-Mer
Byrd
British India
Tanube
E., C. Dearth
C. R. Carr
Tyrol
London
Tyrolean
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Kansas
Baker
Florence Brown Sherhan
University of Kansas
James Whipple
Sumney
Topeka
Eugenics Building
American Eugenics Society
Julius C. Holmes
Smyrna
Turkey
J. R. Holmes
Jean
Will
Lee
Washington Creek
Toment
Ralph Weybright
Chester Mowder
Janette
Bert McIntire
Oychphok
Loita Mae
Warren
Floyd (Ratever
Ben
Marie
Tony Dilon
Emma Mae
Fivnn Edward
Dale Rovinson
Kircker
Charles Root
Charles Jr
Kenneth
Sam Miller
Charles Munder
Tom Dillon
Elvin Edward
John Dillon
Lawrence Wallers
Roscoe Itman
Samy Grammar
Clyde
Samuel Findley
Winda
Avening
Fening Avi
Matte Hammond
Cherryvale
Warden
New Hat Shop
Wolters Hat Shop
Stehlin and Haas Brothers
Georgettes
Suede Crepes
Telander
Rockford
Simmons Springs
Kelsey Teeters
Lawrence, Kang
the New Furniture
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