Burdick travels through Germany Japan and China in yearlong tour
Mrs Burdick recounts a decade of dictatorship in Germany where crowds celebrated. She visited Russia with Mr Burdick and heard little on Hitler as anti Jewish demonstrations spread. In Japan she notes vast child travel and the love for country, mountain trips to Miyenoshits and views of Fujiyama from a hot spring hotel. Yokohama rebuilds after quake and a bustling Buddha statue nearby. They tour northern China passing mud huts and a birthday cake city Saiyphur on Christmas Day where a native servant greets them with a bouquet of tones.
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Italy
Superman
Germany
Burdicks
Miyenoshits
Yokohama
Atso
China
Saiypur
Dr and Mrs Burdick Take Boat Ride in 1908 Recall
A fragment notes Dr and Mrs Lace giving a ride on the boat in 1908 with a man who had taken the same trip twenty five years earlier. It mentions Dr and Mrs Burdick spending most of the summer in England.
Visitors Bring Bungalow On Trailer To Lawrence Visit
Early this week at the home of Mr and Mrs T B Stuart 916 Vermont Street Mr and Mrs Orville Holtz of Salina hosted an open house for friends showing their bungalow on wheels named Madera The trailer serves as a temporary home during business trips by Mr Holtz a United Life Insurance company representative and his wife They recently returned from an eastern trip and had visited the University and various teams The interior includes built in features designed by Mrs Holtz with a white exterior green trim and a Spanish style awning The living area contains a studio couch portable bath sink stove and other apartment sized furnishings
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T. B. Stuart
Vermont ‘Street
Orville Holtz
Salina
Stuarts
Madera
Holts
United Life Insurance Company
Kansas
Abscienies Umco
Delta Phi Deligma
Halts
Polar
Evalyn Kubik and Three Sons Recital Set at First Methodist
Mrs Evalyn Kubik headlines a recital with her three sons at First Methodist Church at 8 oclock. The program features selections praised for rich tone and dramatic expression with references to past praise from critics and a link to Schumann Heink and a Newark concert background.
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Evalyn Kubik
Fragmentary OCR Reflects Aimed Law Plan Debate
The readable fragments suggest a discussion of a law plan and directions, with references to mothers and aging issues. Names or places are unclear, but the text hints at a legislative or policy context and the challenge of keeping moving or progressing despite quiet circumstances.
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Sre
Wien
Certsin
A Man's Heart Peach Preserve Method Disclosed
A damaged clipping describes canning peaches with wire baskets. Peaches are boiled, shocked in cold water, weighed, and sugared in stages before simmering in vinegar and water with a spice bag. Fruit is sealed in hot syrup, processed, and cooled with tops screwed on. Also mentions mangoes and onions in a separate mix credited to Mrs. David Panson and Fred Pfleger.
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David Panson
New Hampshire Str
Divided Ee poled arte bere ened a ae Ca Ee eeaiets, when
Fragmentary OCR text yields a partial headline and unclear details. The readable words hint at division and a pole or pole-laying event but lack concrete names, places, or dates to form a factual summary.
Kanwaka unit events and campus gatherings list
A fragment lists events including a Kanwaka unit bureau farm meeting, a Lawrence Flower club fall show, a 6:40 p.m. dinner at the Manor, a KU wives Barnes gathering with Mrs A H Bluse, and honors for Sie Pontius. It notes prizes for Pontius and John and social entertainments at St Johns Parish Hall. Chancellor’s reception for new students and faculty at 8:20 p.m. with Union Orchestra. W.S.G.A. and Y.W.C.A. host a John Philips luncheon for citizenship school attendees.
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Lawrence Flower Club
I Ne
Tangled notes from Kanwaka area club meeting report
Fragmented OCR recounts a conference gathering with references to a dinner at Manor Te and P, a bridge club, a medical unit, a roll call with names like Mabel Han fy, and a October 3 picnic hosted by Mrs A R Reed. A president appointed members for next year and refreshments were served.
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Mise Mabel Han Fy
A. R. Reed
Kanwaka ‘Literary Aus
Irs
Fred Gregory Read
Shaw
Mre
Hove
W. HL
Kansans and visitors mingle during late October socials
Mrs D M Swarthout and Miss Rath Bw Swarthout were in Kansas City for a day of social calling. Telma Benedict is spending the day in Kansas City. H P Gray went to Tonganoxie to resume music studies. W A Smith escorted Betty Heston and Miss Betty Stauffer of Arverne with Miss Viens Chrisman to Kansas City. Jahoe Burdick from Enid Oklahoma returns from a visit to Chicago with Mrs Hegre and others. Miss Rosella Roberts and Miss Grace Atwater of Omaha spend the weekend with Miss Harriet. Katherine Sidney of New York City, KU 1927 graduate and now information bureau manager for a Missouri station, visited Mrs Dolph Simons. Mrs W F Jord and daughter visited during a months vacation at their Vermont home. Wyman Foote, head of T Phi Alpha sorority, and Miss Jane Fitzpatrick of Lawrence spend time in Kansas. Ernst Daub, head sanitation at Salina High, attends Southall in Lawrence. J R Stephens of Brawley visits brother C F Stephens in Baldwin. Myrtle Hayes of Topeka spends the weekend with Mrs or.
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D. M. Swarthout
Rath
Swarthout
Kansas
Telma Benedict
Kansas City
H. P. Gray
Tonganoxie
W. A. Smith
Roe
Betty’ Heston
Betty
Betty Ey ‘Stauffer
Viens Chrisman
Penn
Sidney
University of Kansas
Information Bureau
The
Wore
Wyman Foote
University’ of Kansas
Jane Fitspatrick Ot
Aerence
Ernst Daub
Aenlatice
Salina High School
Armstrong and Cowan Families Gather in Lecompton
Local social column notes a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs James Cowan in Lecompton with numerous relatives visiting from Janes City and Topeka. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J M Crowder, Mr and Mrs Harlie Armstrong, Emily Cowan, Dorothy Armstrong, and others. Evening event hosted by the Ranwaka Farm Bureau also referenced with community members present.
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Gowder
James Cowan
As Cie
Collies
Irs
Clartens Son Rate
Hooman
Amos Hi
Kansas
J. M. Crowder
Harlie Armstrong
Lecompten
Momsian
Myers
Brack
Svenin
Aan
W. J. Collins
Dorothy Armstrong
Criden Tate
Marware Aeith
Alice A
Lecompton
Jack Grimes
M. Crowder
Ss Srreredh
Topeka
Centropolis Baptist Ladies Hold Afternoon Service
The Centropolis Baptist Ladies group gathered for an afternoon service with Rev. and Mrs. Asfrad Clark in attendance. The event featured Mrs. Joe Glenn and daughters, and the Clark family noted travels to Ottawa.
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Aldof Cenes Te
Harry Fieher
We Clark
Carbondale
Joe“Glenn
Bert Smith
Asfrad Clark
Ottawa
Css Clark
Wm. Clark
Saith
Local sports notes and visiting guests at Star Club
Fragmentary report mentions Myth, Ray, Mr Alferd Clark, and Mr and Mrs Pery Kamband visiting last week. It notes a vacation trip, a wine event on August 20, and a casual gathering at Mrs Fora’s home. Also references Kansas game and Coach Stark with the Hantas team in unclear context.
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Ray
Alferd Clark
Pery Kamband
Star’s. Club
Kenneth
Kansas
Art-Stark
Ieee
Hantas
Aes
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Lawrence
Isar
Schumann-Heink
Sivert
Ahich
Public Library
Jonatuan
Fred Pfleger
Se Energies Mont
Dumais
Tharedsy 7
Kanwaka- Unit Bureau
K. U
Sai
A. H. Bluse
Sippy Street
Mae Harold
Emick
Pontius
Neo “Poinius
John Ts
Gi Fontina
Don Chatles
St. John’s Riis Caine Po
U. Kan
Seleck
Pi Beta’ Phi
Eugene
Union al
Musiq
Stra
D. O'teaey
Aoe
Min Te -N
Filnt
E.’ Anderson
C. F. Nelson
F. H. Hodder
Mra
R.ih. Wheeler
H.G
Tharnay
GiAlen
W.S.G.A. and
Y.W.C.A. Will . A
John Philips
Kansan City, Mo
Mai “Wa
Manor
Diente
Wuppar
Ebpins Park
Ifternon Bridge
Big
Ig Peewee
Tall Duper
Court
Finease
Seta Seo
Bullens
Elu
Minnie Brink
Tangas
Vets Vetere
Clitsen
Tunchess
Will
Mr. Chariton
Tennessee
Ens
Saasee
Arcareeer
E. P. Day
de Daye
Centropolis
Alf Ealgeh
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