Memorial to Professor Carruth Celebrates His Life
Speech honors William Herbert Carruth noting his role as erudite Pacific professor of literature. He inspired students with individual attention and moral responsibility, elevating them through his emphasis on goodness truth and beauty, and his work as author and educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Herr
Tolidy Wah
Worlatch
Statha Ution
Pacific Cras
Geruida
Eal Teo
Dieath
Kansas
Hansan
Gavaa
Johns Brown
Broderick Lehmann
St. Louis
John Brown
Lehmann
Iowa
Brown
Historical Society
Beipiand High
Ben Okie Sa
Valli
Arden
Thomas Carlyle
Plato
Carruth
William’ Herbert Garruth
New Pastor Installed At First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church installed Dr. Willian H. Butler as pastor with good attendance despite bad weather. R H Grage presided, the charge was delivered by Dr. Frank of the Christian church, and Katharine Glen spoke on plans. Oscar Olsen was elected president of the association, with Mrs J F Stusdent and Mrs M Dun Key named officers. A reception followed for show teachers in the kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian H. Butler
Hirst Presbyterian Church
R H. Grage
Frank
Theutler
St. Louis
Lincoln
Tennessee
Tae
Soto Tse Smith
Katharine Glen
Dalton
M. Dun Key
School elects Ted Parisi and Clement Evans cheer leaders
In a noon acclamation vote in the school auditorium, Ted Parisi and Clement Evans were unanimously chosen as cheer leaders amid unclear balloting and scattered remarks. The event referenced local campus measures, with the reader noting election terms and a general sense of ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Parisi
Clement Evans
Parisi
Trial transcript details McPherson disappearance case
Transcript of testimony at Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance case reveals possible motives and notes on witnesses. Santa Barbara reporters describe accounts of car observations near the city and hotel sightings, with cross examinations and references to the Clark Hotel in Los Angeles. The hearing delves into alibi questions and the status of the evangelist’s case as authorities continue the investigation.
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Hall
Justice
Los
County ‘Grand Jsi
Aimee
Semple ‘McPherson
Loingeby
Wallace Moore
Santa Barbara
Santa,Barbara
Mooren
Asman
Net
Moore
Keneth G. Ormiston
Keyes
Gilbert
Sarbaraj
Tay Pd
Gibson
Semple
McPherson
Angelus
Clark
Los Angeles
Kenneth G
Clark Hotel
Lambert
Lambert P
Skofstad Clothing Firm Plans Anniversary Event
A Lawrence based pioneer of the fashion trade, Skofstad Clothing, marks a milestone tied to founder Skofstad and his father Ernest Satstad. The firm, long rooted in local business, commemorates seventy five years of operation at its established location.
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Skofstads Clothing’ Company
Fims
Lawrence
Skofstad
Ernest 'Satstad
Chiefs and officers elected at 1827 convention
The report lists names of officers and directors elected for the Kansas 1827 convention including Ishead, Deckert, Mohrbacher, Doyle, Marsh, Rayburn, and Gabel. Tulsa welcomed America to a civic gathering as governors and candidates paraded through. Also notes weather and forest fire conditions in the western United States, air patrols, and a Portland bank robbery by four bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Deckert
Manhintan
George
T. “Mohrbacher
Marysville
Doyle
W Mego Wis
Charles Marsh
Peabody
Rayburn
el ‘Dorado
el Do
Americ
Cansas
City
Spokare
Pacific Northwest
Sandoffer
Know-Your School Meeting At Blue Anchor Baptist Church
A chaotic report describes a Thursday meeting at Blue Anchor Baptist Church in Lawrence with parents and teachers from senior high and other schools. It mentions representatives Naf thei and Myrsj W, Henry, and various attendees including Ms. Hi and Mrs. Ray. Families plan visits to relatives and friends, while notes reference school work and a few unclear events.
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Selententarly
J W
Msi
Tory
Dack
Kelsey
Thurday
Blue Aund Baptist
Lawrence
Aca Coubty
Shigarate- Sunda
Land
Rayou Tawsoh
A. Indeil
Dorothy Si
Howard
Frid
Prohibition Era Moderation League Gains in Kansas News
Fragmented report notes religious groups and anti saloon leaders in Kansas state activities. Newton meeting results show support for prohibition era moderation efforts and opposition to constitutional amendments. Parsons runner up in conversion vote. no changes to the 18th amendment favored.
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Kan
Newton
Parsons
Kan- Sas
Local Social Notes Highlight informal gatherings in Kansas City area
Fragmented clipping lists residences and attended events in Kansas City area including Mrs Diklizy Mr and Mrs entertaining at supper at home. Daughers Mire Dell and Lou Lavon visited with friends. Mentions of Edwards and Lawrence appear in brief social notices. Aanecdotal snippets reflect community life.
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Italy
Kansas
Wilders
Arti
Diklizy
Daughers
Mire Dell
Lou Lavon
Anes
Buth - ‘Edwards
Lawrence
Valley Chronicle House Notes Include Visits and Repairs
Local notes recount Ellis and Marie Schellthom hosting visitors from Lawrence over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Hills Boxa visit on Saturday morning while Crady and family appear at the Erlandhouse home. Hugo and Schells share Sunday afternoon with M and Schell, with Lant Fran and PDistuet 29 mentioned for house papering and painting.
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Ellis
Marie
Hills Boxa
Lawrence
And
Orn
Crady
Terlandhouse
Nickly
Hugo
Sith
M & Schell
John
Dann
Valley Grove Sand Mrs Brown Dld Lawrence
The fragment mentions Valley Grove and Mrs Brown in a school district context near Oskaloosa. It references a float or event related to the local church and school, with limited readable details about participants or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Lawrence
Tiss
le Litton Oskaloosa’ i Church
Friday display of Sage products at local fair
Clouds and chill greet attendees as residents from Oska lga, Grayson, Kilgo Grove and nearby areas gathered for a Friday fair display. The programme included Sunday school reports, a football event recap, and updates from Buena Missionary Society and local church activities led by Ed A Green Jr and others.
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Erton
Kilgo Grove
Grayson
Avon P
Puckdirshg
Missionary’ Society
The
For” Matryns Society
A. Green, Jr
Progres
Quakendush
Stomach Misery Ended Forever Read Today Offer
A fragmented notice mentions stomach gastritis and a claim of relief from chronic stomach misery. The readable text references a medicine claim and a person named M. Ball, with terse, unclear phrases about relief and habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ball
Oil Tablets Now Sold In Stores Insist On McCoy Brand
A fragmented notice indicates oil tablets are now available in stores under the McCoy brand. It urges consumers to insist on genuine products and warns against imitations. The text references pricing and purchase guidance in a terse, period-appropriate tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
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Japan
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Hook
Léakes
Prairie
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Pawhubka
Pany
Will Johns
Senif
Alice Offi
Heach
Tonga
Ishead
F.D. Angell
Sof Hansas FIoomena _Association
Norma Smallwood
Tusa
Okla
Tulsa
America
Normal Civic Organization Particips
T Jonathan Davis
Han
Jonathen
M.davis
Renee
Topeka
NORTE
Portladfads Bank
Portland
Ind
National Bank
Gity
Ned
Phithemee
Woolstead
Valley
Chahel
Gnarles Stewart
Harold
Ehra
Oskalgosa
Rafternoon
Charies’ Thornton
McLouth
Jome
James McKee
Sam United
Buena
Real ‘Estate—Insurance
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