Campus Socials and Notices Gathered in Busy Term
Kappa Kappa Gamma hosted a springtime gathering at Go’s Hall with a dinner, dance, decorations, and a small orchestra while Phi Delta Phi announced members. Union Bible class begins Genesis study with Mrs Payne guiding through May. Engagement announced for Clara Pax and Charles N Jones of Lawrence. Delta I sorority held informal pledge night. Methodist Church Missionary Society met. Queen Esther pinks led program. Reception planned at church for new students.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Go's Hall
Aimels Sosteveal
Berger
Miter
Sevarity
Turi
Union Bible Class
Union Berean Bible Hall
Ain
Pax
Clara Ie
Charles N. Jones
Lawrence
Delta. I's
Ruth Miller
the Methodist, Ehureh Missionary Society
Esther Pinks
Two Sophomores Celebrate At University Of Kansas Wedding
A Kansas City couple Mr and Mrs Boyd Means celebrated a campus wedding anniversary at the University of Kansas. The pair, married one year, plan to continue studies while maintaining a busy schedule of coursework. They hold the unique distinction of being the only married entrants in attendance at the university. A reception was hosted at 8 PM at the Presbyterian Church for congressmen and newly appointed faculty invited to attend. Birth notice reports Mel and Mrs Ansug Storm welcomed a daughter yesterday, with a pineapple centerpiece and assorted confections noted.
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Kansas
Get
Boyd Means
Arkansas City
Bit
Pantry Goods and Prices From Local Market Listing
A fragmented shopping list notes items for sale including flour, crackers, honey, milk, pink salmon, onions, sweet potatoes, macaroni, butter and eggs. Prices are listed per item or per unit, reflecting a general grocery offering from a local market.
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PickWick
Graham Craner
Elaine Ivanw
Eales
Vans Beas
Poultry Show Awards List Of Place Winners
Orpington entries led by Mrs A K Ohnsted of Lawrence in multiple classes with first and second positions for cock cockerel hen pullet and pen. Lawrence exhibitors TL L Redman and Charles Luengene also claimed top spots in several cock, pen and pullet divisions. In Topeka Charles Luenzene dominated with first and second places across cock pen and pullet. Olmsted entry swept duck and drake categories with Mrs A F Olmsted. Ottawa and others won in Pekin ducks Toulouse Geese taking first and second in pair goose and gander events.
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Orphington
A. K. Ohnsted
Lawrence
aAnconas
L Redman
Secon
Butt Orpineton Charles Luengene
Topeka
Cork
Charles Luenzene
Bull Orphington
A. F. Olmsted
A. R. Olmsted
David Flaherty
Ottawa
Toulouse
Bell Bros Music Co and Lawrence Transfer Co Ad Blurred
An OCR fragment advertises Bell Bros Music Co offering piano services from tuning to storage and exchange, with names like A Hamman and references to Dek Building. It also mentions packing, barling furniture and the Lawrence Transfer Co as experienced men for moving furniture and related services.
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Bell Bros.’ Music CO
Phonie
The
Lawrence Transfer Co
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Journal-World
Society
Bell
Legal Fraternity
Alee
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Mornin Lawrence
Bruce Hart
Walter Lambert
Webb Hollowar
Cale Bae
Frank McClelland
Faveie Slaith
da Moffert
Ber
Methodist Church
Innes End
Copenhagen
Priestley
Heatherbloom
Dollar Union
Women's Union
Dresden
Norfolk
Fantaest
Tris
Ask Nove the
IT ‘Enta “Flose Infint’s Department
Express
Chinchilla
Weaver
Lawrence Weading
Tom Harley
He United “Presbyterian Ehuren
He Bebareh
AIP
Lawrence Cipeley
the Glast
A. R. Hall
Presbyterian Charele
Congressian
New Tendents
Mel
Mrs
Ansug
Storm
Dore
Wiedemann
Jonathan
Theo. Portilor Mercantile Ca
Easter Springs
Kas
New
Aoad
Yale
S.G. Plank
Keilor
Rhode Island
Lostain
Passon
Massachusetts Street
Pareelpickel
Biograph
Vitagraph
Pho * Selig 1 Company
SpotCash Grocery
Massachusetts St
Hope Lonsdale
Maslin
Percale
Johnny Coats
Shearer
University Text Books All Supplies
University Book Store
Yewmark
Anderson’s
White Holland
Turkey
David. Flaherty
Otiaswa
Tom
A. Hamman
Dek
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