Kansas Jayhawks to Play Six Home Games at Stadium
Kansas football plans six stadium appearances this season with four against Valley rivals and only two road trips to Nebraska on October 20 and Oklahoma at Norman. Creighton, Midland, and Haskell engagements shape a demanding schedule as coaches direct two hour workouts daily ahead of the October 6 opener.
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Kansas
Mount Bread
Stadium
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Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Creighton University
Creighton
Wynne
Notre Dame
Baldridge
Aggies
Haskell Indians
Grinnell
Omaha
Patsy” Clark
Karl Schlademan
Tad Reid
Haskell Field
Kansas City University
Jayhawker
Indians
Kansas City
Haskell
Clark
Georgia Bulldogs Train for Yale Tilt This Fall
The University of Georgia football squad opens training in Athens as Coach George Woodruff leads a determined group toward an October 13 showdown with Yale. Players spent summer conditioning in Kansas, Columbus, Camp Dixie, and Chicago, with key figures Randall Bennett Pfann and others preparing through early season games against Mercer, Oglethorpe, Tennessee, Auburn, Virginia, Vanderbilt, Alabama, and Centre in Athens and nearby venues.
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Associated Press
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Yale
Georgia Bulldogs
George Woodruff
Kansas
Pratt
Taylor
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Newton
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Smith
Greene
Randall
Georgia
Columbus
Joe Bennett
South
Camp Dixie
George Pfann
Corneil
Grid
Butler
Gurr
Chicago
Mercer University
Oglethorpe ‘University
Tennessee
Knoxville
Auburn
University of Virginia
Vanderbilt
Nashville
University of Alabama
Montgomery
Centre
Elks Bowling Scores Five Spare In Local Meet
Lawrence Steam Laundry advertises dry cleaning and overcoat care with a punchy local tone as a small column item noting services offered and positioning the business amid community notices.
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Lawrence
Miriam Burns Wins Western Open Title at 19
Miss Miriam Burns, at nineteen, captured the western open title for women in Kansas City. A Northwestern University sophomore last year, she hails from golfing lineage including her father, mother, and grandmother Mrs A F Beery. Burns defeated Fordyce for the championship and took the medal honor amid qualifying scores of 80 and a playoff 86. She plans to enter the national open in October, adding to her Missouri state titles.
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Kansas City
Miriam Burns
Northwestern University
Miss Burns
A. F. Beery
Berry
Kansas’ City
Beery
Burks
Miss Fordyce
Lee Mida
Mrs. Mida
Lawrence High to Open at Bonner Springs Tilt
Lawrence high school football fans will see the team in action next Friday when they travel to Bonner Springs. Bonner Springs is expected to be tough as Kansas City high school beat Lawrence 16 to 12. Coach Andy McDonald pushes maximum drills amid a largely new squad. Eligibility checks and classroom hurdles will be settled Monday. Cordley Field work for new stands began this afternoon.
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Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Bonner
Springs
Kansas
City
Kan
Andy McDonald
Neighborhood Residents Visit and Cemetery Work Summary
Names of local residents from Lawrence area frequent, including Mr and Mrs John Brohammer, Charlie Brohammer, Lillian, Alda, John Hyre, John McCaul, Jack, Wm Wingert, Abe Flory, and others who dined at Carl Peterson home. Volunteers helped at cemetery Saturday afternoon. Ed Sanders and Elmer Campbell families traveled to Ozark mountains and to Lawrence. The Otts traveled to Topeka for the fair. Will Postma visited Pleasant Grove store.
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Lawrence
John Brohammer
Charlie Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
John Hyre
John McCaul
Jack
Wm. Wingert
Mabel
Abe Flory
Jesse Wingert
Leo
Carl Peterson
Ed Sanders
Majel Anderson
Will Postma
Florence
Jesse
Solon Markley
Ozark Mountains
Elmer Campbell
Pred Ott
Edwin
William Ott
Topeka
Ott
Deaths and Funerals CharleS Brown and Others
Funeral services for Charles Brown who died in Kansas City Wednesday will be from his sister Mrs 8 K Holmes 333 Arkansas street at 11 AM Monday with Rev G N Jackson in charge. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Arthur Brown died suddenly at the paper mill. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from First Baptist Church with Rev Frank Jennings. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs Diantha Searles died yesterday at 819 Lincoln street. Services Monday 2:30 PM from North Lawrence Christian church, Rev Holyfield in charge. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs Inez A Lown funeral 2:30 PM Monday from Funk chapel with Rev O C Richard, burial Oak Hill. The United States has spent more on new highways in 25 years than total capital invested in railroads. A queen bee is supposed to lay about 1,500,000 eggs in her lifetime.
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Charles’ Brown
Charles Brown
Kansas City
8. K. Holmes
Arkansas Street
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Arthur Brown
Paper Mill
First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
Diantha ‘Searles
Diantha Searles
Lincoln Street
North Lawrence
Christian Church
Mr. Holyfield
Inez A. Lown
Funk Chapel
Mev. O. C
United States
Business College Notes Reveal Student Career Moves
Roy Carey, a former business department student, has joined Farmers Bank in Osawatomie Kansas as bookkeeper. Willard Tonkin now keeps books for Iola Brick & Cement Co. Herbert Henderson becomes bookkeeper at the Bank Kansas City. Prof. M P Van Hecke spoke on Our Constitution. Margaret Douglass reports a position as assistant cashier at First National Bank Kensington Kansas. Civil service stenographer and typist exams are offered monthly to students. Banks Brown is the
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Roy Carey
Farmers Bank
Osawatomie
Kan
Willard Tonkin
Iola Brick & Cement. Co
Herbert “Henderson
Vack National .Bank
Kansas City
M. P. van Hecke
School of Law
Margaret Douglass
First National Bank
Kensington
Banks Brown
First Baptist Church Keams and Eighth Services Planned
First Baptist Church at corner of Kentucky and Eighth streets announces a full day schedule. Bible school at 9 45 introduces new classes for University freshmen and young married people, with two more University classes resuming and a business women class meeting. Girls of the World Wide Guild perform at opening. Morning worship at 11 features organ and quartet music with Jennings speaking on Lifes Greatest Inheritance. Junior, intermediate, and senior B P U meetings follow, evening service at 7 45 with the church quartet aided by Martin Hall. Pastor continues Life s Red Letter Days Commencement Day. All welcome, especially new students and community members.
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First Baptist Church
Kentucky
Eighth Streets
Keam Jenings
Forest E. Wircraft
Bible School
World Wide Guild
Winners of Futurity Contest at County Fair
The Duroc Jersey Association approved premiums for the futurity contest at the county fair. Winners listed include Hartwell Smith first and second, Clyde Husted third and sixth, Marion Tuttle fifth and eighth, and Leland Laptad fourth and seventh.
Excelsior Residents Aid Threshers and Visiting Kin
L W Haas and daughter Mabel traveled to Baldwin on Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs L A Flora of Law rence visited their children Flora and Mrs Charley Elm. Flora helped Mrs Glenn Flora cook for threshers. Dan Johanning threshed for Walter Harbour Wednesday afternoon. Zephyr Bakery advertises for 15 sewing basket demonstrators on Monday at 8 am. Lois Johanning visited school Thursday. Charley Gilliland rode to Ottawa Thursday. Esther Johanning helped her aunt Mrs Walter Jehle cook for threshers Thursday.
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L. W. Haas
Mabel
Baldwin
L. A. Flora
Law
Flora
Charley Elm
Lawrence
Glenn Flora
Dan Johanning
Walter Harbour
Zephyr Bakery
Lois Johanning
The Cheat and Environment at Bowersock and Varsity theatres
A multipart release lists The Cheat starring Pola Negri at the Bowersock theatre with a happy ending, plus Environment featuring Alice Lake and Milton Sills at the Varsity Theatre. The Cheat follows a Latin American heiress who evades an arranged marriage, is entangled with a Hindustani prince, and resorts to shooting the suitor after a dramatic sequence. Environment profiles a crime plot thriller centered on two crook pictures, with Negri noted for a strong role and praise for its moving story.
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Crook
Alie¢e Lake
Milton Sills
Miss Lake
Mr. Sills
Varsity
Picturization praise and church notes mingle with community events
The item praises a photoplay by Irving Cummings and notes a busy St Pauls Aid Society meeting at Clara Lotz home with 22 members and visitors. Bazaar date, junior membership talk, and church campaigns are described along with social hours and a luncheon. Several local residents are listed for visits, travel, illnesses, and family news.
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Henry
Martin
Allen
Albach
Hnot
Riling
Tucker
Columbia
Business College Notes
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Alice Lake
Jack. Holt
Agnes Ayres
Ernest Torrancé
Harry Meyers
Bowersock
Pola Negri
Guy Bates
Post
Reginald Denny
Paramount
George Fitzmaurice
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Hector ‘Turnbull
Miss Negri
the Cheat
Paris
New York
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Striken
Eniy
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Charles de Roche
Irving Cummings
Eudora
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Evangelical Women's Union
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Louisa Lotz
Wm. Fults
Ed ‘Miller
Ray
Wm. Miller
Albert Mohler
Bernals
Hesper
Hesper Friends Church
Theodore Thoren
Colorado
Paul Bell
Fopeka
Mr. Thoren
Gen
L. M. Demick
Jessie Marley
Carl “Pflegers
Lester Reber
Marly
Howard
Penn Valley Hospital
Ruth Davis
Wichita
Herbert Henley
Mr. Ashley
Misses Katz
Mabel Garnett
Jerry Harris
Ed Wichman
A. C
Manhattan
Otis Zorn
Ben Bartz
Lawence
Elizebeth Bartz
Ma McBride
C. M. Williams
Chas. Harris
Noah Harris
Waka- Tusa Creek
McBride
Woods
C. E. Wotuw
Kake
Joe Vitt
C. C. Gerstenberger
Violet
Carol
J. D. Harris
Ed Grob
Farmers Union County
Franklin School
Stubbs
Krichittiner
Blue Mound
Margaret Zilliner
Taj Mahal
India
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont
National Association OF Ice Industries
West Washington Street
Illinois
Ralph Ward
Kansas Electric Power Co
Akern
Nou
Nour
England
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