Local YMCA board appointments and staff changes discussed
A meeting last night reviewed YMCA board appointments approved by the Work Council. Parker, a Kansas City auto school instructor and 1909 graduate, was named general secretary candidate pending final approval. Transfers and vacancies followed as Hugo Wedell left to enter military service. reports also mention staff moves and local notices.
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M. C
Kansas City
Camp Funston
Wnivbediby
Ras Resist
Ae Ool
Y. M. Rey
McKinley -For
Taylor
Louisville
Hugo T. Wedell
O Connor to Speak in Lawrence on War Oath and Patriotism
A famed orator Ralph O Connor, hero of Belgium and a wartime veteran, is set to visit Lawrence to address soldiers and townspeople. Mayor Kreck will cover all expenses. exact date to be announced for the first six days of October.
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Relph O’connor
Breb&iyn
Knelieh An
Txee
Ralph O'Connor
Belgium
Hans
O'Connor
Newell Dwight
Hills
Brooklyn
Lawrence
Kreeck
O’connor
Residents and visitors share weekend trips and letters from France
Messrs V Pumroy and Del Mar tin visited Lawrence relatives on Sunday. The rural carrier on the Baldwin Ford roadster is making earlier rounds. Lawrence visitors included B I Holmes and Paul Holmes. Private Lloyd Lymberger from Somewhere in France wrote of hearing big guns and nearing the firing line. The Red Cross Auxiliary met at the schoolhouse on Sept 14 with sixteen members and one visitor. Two boys, Fred Logan and Wm Beebe, were fined for disturbing the peace. J W Myers had trespassing charges dismissed after costs. Residents Wilford McClain and Mrs Chas Conger returned from Oklahoma, while Miss Ruth Young and Emil Chaquette left for Kansas City with Sig Alph party music. Mr and Mrs A D Mackey depart for Minneapolis for two months. Mrs E W McNamara was in Ottawa, and Charline Smith visited Kansas City.
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Pumroy
del Martin
Uwrence
L. B.C
Loren Williams
Overbrook
B. I
Holmes
Paul Holmes
Law’ance
Lloyd Lymberger
France
Walker Randall
Qpal
Red Cross
KU Fine Arts Award Wins At Topeka State Pair
An exhibition from the University of Kansas fine arts program received an award of merit at the Topeka State Pair, plus a $50 supplemental prize. Prof William Hekking was named judge for the State Fair arts exhibit in Hutchinson. Also noted: Miss Myra Summers left for Eudora. Harry Lander was in Kansas City. a man named Fred Hastings was fined $25 plus costs for mistreating his wife and children. Hastings remains jailed amid further complaints from a stepchild and the mother.
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K. U
University of Kansas
Topeka State
T.toa
Federated Women's Clubs
Olathe
William Hekking
Fine Arts
Hutchinson
Fred Hastings
Hastings
Ding Havior
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