Fraternity House Moves and Local Social Notes
A summary of campus housing changes shows Phi Gamma Delta occupying a new address at 1540 Louisiana Street while Sigma Kappa sorority plans a October move to Cliff Drive. Phi Delta is renting the old Phi Gamma house at Eighth and Louisiana due to construction. The University Club shifts to 1409 Tennessee, Pi Upsilon acquires the former club home, and Delta Tau Delta spends 6000 dollars on a major summer renovation. The piece also covers a Kansas University foreign mission society meeting, a Minervian Club gathering with recipe exchanges, family travels via Virginia and Maryland, Nancy Longenecker departing for Boston University, and several social events including weddings and informal dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Louisiana Street
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Cliff Driv
Sigma Kappa
Oread Avenue
J. Gordon Gibb
Sigma Kappas
Phi Delta Fraternity
Ld Phi Gam
Eighth
Louisiana Streets
University Club
Ghici
Phi Delts
Tennessee
Pi Upsilon
Delta Tau_Delta
Mrs Lindley Returning From European Summer Abroad
Mrs. E H Lindley wife of the University of Kansas chancellor was due in New York today aboard the President Fillmore from Cherbourg after a summer abroad. She visited her son Ernest a student at Oxford and watched Henley Regatta where he rowed for Pembroke College. She also spent time in London and traveled through France, Switzerland and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
New York
President Fillmore
Cherbourg
Ernest
Oxford
Henley Regetta
Pembroke College
Row
London
France
Switzerland
Italy
Personal notices of residents plan travel and study
Miss Roma L Reeves leaves for Emporia to attend Kansas State Teachers College this winter. Several Kansas City visitors and locals are listed, including C C Pierce postal inspector in Lecompton and Ruth K Clawson heading to Pittsburg for Kansas Manual Training normal. Numerous trips, reunions, teaching posts, and relatives featured from Lecompton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma L. Reeves
Emporia
Kansas State Teachers College
Clyde Finch
Kansas City
Justin Ackerman
Lawrence Woodruff
Frank Rising
Estes Park
Yellowstone Park
Blanche Gordon
Earl Marshall
Kansas_ City
Ulf Garrison
Lawrence
Paris
Dolph Simons
Colorado
Marjorie White
St. Louis
Eleanor Eberhart
Rockyford
Colo
Martha Baker
Cancy
Han
A. Eberhart
James A. Gill
Ottawa
Marguerite Burk
John PB. Baker
Caney
Kan
Eberhart
Ferdinand Flory
J. F. Eberhart
Cyrus K. ‘Drew
Denver
Supreme Lodge
Fraternal Aid Union
I. C. Thomas
E. F. Engel
Clarence Hall
Jones
J. d- Speck
Atchison
Abe Wolfson
Chicago
Tone DeWatteville
Wichita
Banks
Wyoming
Ehner J. Johnson
Fort Lyons
H. C.john
Zon
F. W. Sellers
States
Canada
Wellington
Gertrude Lee
Phoenix
Arizona
George T. Herrington
Flagstaff
F. Herrington
Alabama
Edna Willman
Manhattan
State Agricultural College
Warren Varner
Akron
Ohio
Local resident notes and moves in Kansas towns
A survey of village and city movements shows Arkansas City visitors to Mrs. Lusk's aunt Mrs. F B Hester while Mr Lusk travels to Kansas City to search for a position. Families from Stafford County relocate to Lawrence for schooling at 1029 Tennessee. Senator Cates represents the 35th district. Local students head to Wellsville El Dorado Manhattan and Topeka for studies. Business changes include Dixon's Sewing Machine Shop shifting from 839 Mass to 10 Mass across from Woolworth's. Dodge Agency moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy
Arkansas City
Mildred White
Topeka
E. R. Mackie
Lawrence
EL Dorado
Faith Strayer
Manhattan
The
Agricultural College
E. Strayer
Re Phi Nappa
Mildred Greene
Fay Haney
Kansas City
Levi Bowers
Lake View
Dixon
Mass
Woolworth’s
Dodge Agency
Butler-Sanderson Co Opens In New Massachusetts Street Block
The Butler-Sanderson Dodge agency moved from 1005 7 Massachusetts street to 308 10 Massachusetts street and is now open. The former overall factory site has been renovated with new floors walls and partitions making the building up to date for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler-Sanderson Dodge
Massachusetts Street
Lorena Mack School of Ballet Opens New Studio
Lorena Mack School of Ballet announces a new studio opening on Sept 24 in the Olson building at 934. Palm Royal Soap is offered at Special prices at Rankin's 1101 Mass. with additional information available through the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Mack
Rankin’s
Vermont St
Gustin
Bud _ Fisher
Jeff
Matt
Jazz and Morals Debate At Chamber Meeting
At the Chamber of Commerce on Monday September 3, Rev Browning of the United Brethren spoke on jazz and its invasion of culture and religion. He urged firm Christ centered living to resist rebellion and promote moral education, noting dangers to literature and national character. The meeting elected new year superintendents across committee areas led by Mrs Chamney with many names listed for roles in Americanization temperance Sabbath observance and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenrard W. C. T. LU
Chamber of Commerce
Chamney
Browning
United Brethren Church
Jazz
Jesus Christ
Quinlin
Ball
Ferris
Monk
Sherry
Rotherman
Union Signal
Young Crusader
Dodds
Junkins
Hemphill
Vaughn
Clawson
Weise
Warnick
Vicery
Eriksen
Lowell
Flower
Mission and Relief
Gurry
Lyons
Jordon
Jaquimain
Owen
Howard
Merchs' Institute Assist by University Extension Director
Prof Harold Ingham director of the University extension division travels to Wichita today to help conduct the Merchant's Institute. The extension division cooperates with Wichita's board of commerce in hosting the event scheduled for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Institute
Harold Ingham
University Extension Division
Wichita
Merchant's Institute
Board of Commerce of
Faller Brushman Phone 2682 Red Win A Mider
Faller Brushman is listed with phone 2682 Red, win attributed to A Mider. The abbreviated entry notes sale or service prompt and compatible contact details for orders. No additional context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushman
Win. A. Mider
Property Taken Out of Real Estate Hands For Sale
Notice by C. A. Christy stating that the property at 1011 Tenn is removed from real estate agents and is no longer for sale through them.
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W. T. Carpenter
Weston Carpenter
Barbara
Carpenter
Columbia
R. J. Dore
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Calvert Winter
Winter
University of Michigan
Kansas University
Minervian Club
Virginia
A.M. Dunakin
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ray R. Dunakin
Clifton Forge
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Fortress Monroe
Cape Henry
Natural Bridge
Maryland
Indiana
Boston
Nancy Longenecker
Boston University
Frances Allen
Ella Longenecker
Colorado Springs
Thoenix
W. P.M
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Hislop
New Hampshire Street
E.H. Kendall
A. W. Arnett
Ernest Boyce
Mary Cone
J. B. Russell
Lutz
J. E. Neal
Ella Higgins
Wryatt-Craig
Esther Wyatt
McLouth
Harry Craig
First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
Graig
Kentucky Street
Ricker Hall
Peggy Athey
Rebekah
H. G. van Neste
Anna J. Prentiss
Paul A. Lange
Rhode Island
Mary Leonie Isaacs
Jennie Spinner
Ruth Cadwell
Marie Preston
Knowledge Hill Community Club
John Canary
Everwear
Butler-Sanderson Co
L.t.u
Nashua
Amana
Tex
Srméd. Nackon and Cor
C. A. Christy
Will
Groverius
Ideal Grocery
Lawrence, Kansas
Lark Leans
Lothes
Bowersock Theatre
Bowersock
Alice Calhoun and
David Torrance
Man Next Door
Emerson Hough
Buddy Messinger
Joe Butterworth
Penrod and
Sam
Booth Tarkington
E. W. Penchard
City Drug Store
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