NewkU State welcomes new students with light convocation
Gay informality marked a Hoch auditorium convocation for new students at Mt. Oread. Henry Werner directed introductions and stories about campus personalities while Miss Elizabeth Meguiar and Col. Karl Baldwin urged freshmen to enroll in ROTC and participate in activities.
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Hoch Auditorium
Mt. Oread
Henry Werner
J. T. Craig
Pleasanton
Werner
Karl F. Baldwin
Coast Artillery
Elizabeth Meguiar
John J. O. Moore
Moore
Spaaker
Eda Paddock
Hermina Zipple
Miss Zipple
Lawrence Residents Win Kansas Free Fair Art Prizes
University of Kansas dominates the Topeka event with top awards for best materials collection and best design and craft. Bernard Frazier nets portrait bust first and sweepstakes in sculpture. Lawrence participants win in oil painting, sculpture, pottery, and open competition categories with multiple firsts and honors across amateurs and open classes.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Topeka
K. U
Lawrence Evening School
Bernard Frazier
Victor Kalin
Loyal Frazier
Alumni Share Journalism Lessons At Liberty Memorial High
Liberty Memorial high school journalism classes host alumni speakers this week. Topics include how to get a news story and planning the annual, with insights from graduates now in journalism, education, and business fields. Also notes marriage licenses issued for Bernard G. Clark and Cleo Reneau, and Raymond Miskimen and Irene Richardson.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Mary Esther Rutter
Miriam Abele
Ann Murray
Bernard G. Clark
Paola
Cleo Reneau
Ottawa
Raymond Miskimen
Eudora
Irene Richardson
Wellsville
Map Puzzle Grid Solves a Packed Word Challenge
A scrambled map puzzle presents clues and vertical hints forming a crossword style grid. Entries span references to geography governance and natural terms, with several numbers and fragments indicating dates directions and occupations.
Union building opens new $15,000 fountain large basement room
The Union building debuts a $15,000 fountain in the sub basement with blue asphalt tile, fluorescent lighting, and a 65 booth room arranged in bleached Filipino mahogany and dark blue formica. The project lowers beaverboard walls and adds a double sized recreation space for men and women.
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Union Building
Hermina Zipple
Union Memorial Building
Watkins Hospital
Corbin ‘Hall
Theorth
Jayhawk
Y.M.C.A
Altho
Vance Named Judge for 12th Judicial District
Gov. Payne Ratner appoints W. D. Vance Belleville attorney to the 12th district covering Cloud Republic and Washington counties. He succeeds Judge Thomas Kennett who died. Vance, former Belleville mayor and Republic county attorney two terms, will serve until after the November election.
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Topeka
W. D. Vance
Belleville
Payne Ratner
Cloud
Republic
Washington
Thomas Kennett
Vance
Republic County
Ratner
Northwest Kansas Bar Association
Kennett
G.O.P
KU Engineering Dean's Honor Roll Names 22 Students
Twenty two students from the University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture earned dean's honors. Names include James Parker Brown chemical and Hampton F White architecture, both of Lawrence, with additional d epartments represented across chemical mechanical electrical fields.
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School of Engineering and Architecture
University of Kansas
James Parker Brown
Chemical
Hampton F. White
Architecture
Lawrence
Oliver John Backe
Clay Center
Byron William Bales
Kansas City
Kan
Elvil
Leon B. Carlson
Marquette
Mechanical
John L. Warkness
Burlingame
Malcolm S. Harned
Wichita
Robert J. Horak
Ikansas City
John F. Laldig
Oberlin
Eeknon J
McKale
Burnett
Electri
Kansas City and Missouri engineers listed in roster
The document lists several professionals with cities and disciplines including Ray S. North in Kansas City chemical, Glessner Reimer in Kansas City architecture, Lester M. Tint in Kansas City mechanical, Arthur Wahl in Saxman electrical, and Raymond York in Baldwin electrical, among others.
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Dorus M. Munninger
Howard
Ray S. North
Kansas City
Chemical
En Petree
St. Joseph
Glessner Reimer
Madison A. Self
Oranite Chemical
Presson S
Divorce Granted in Jasper County Case
Judge Hugh Means grants divorce to Wilma Caulk from Jasper A Caulk effective in six months. Plaintiff awarded custody of the minor child. Defendant ordered to pay $2 weekly child support, costs, and plaintiff attorney fees of $50. Court Grants Divorce.
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Hugh Means
Wilma Caulk
Jasper A.caulk
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