Multilingual University of Wichita Students Send Holiday Greetings
At the University of Wichita Kansas eight language and history students deliver a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in eight languages. The photo features Marshall Ross French Virgil Priboth German Bob Clark Italian Charles Ellis Norwegian Pete Simmons Russian Eleanor Corcoran Italian Alberta Watkins French Frank Kruske Spanish Tae Shimamato Japanese Jean Gruber Norwegian Virginia Graham Russian June Brooks Spanish.
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University of Wichita
Wichita
Kas
Marshall Ross
Virgil Priboth
Bob Clark
Charles Ellis
Pete Simmons
Eleanor Corcoran
Alberta Watkins
Frank Kruske
Tae Shimamoto
Jean Gruber
Virginia Graham
June Brooks
Mrs Redman Visits Wellington Then Heads to Ashland
Mrs. Mary Redman is spending a short time in Wellington with relatives and a guest of her niece Mrs. Perry Knapp. From there she will go on to Ashland.
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Mary Redman
Wellington
Perry Knapp
Ashland
Colleges See Jump in Enrollment Despite Economic Slump
The article notes that higher education remains relatively strong with 855,863 students in 488 approved colleges and universities, 548,169 full time, and annual costs near a billion dollars. Technical schools suffer the largest drop due to costs and bleak prospects for graduates, while overall enrollment is only modestly down from the 1981 peak.
Idle Money's Rush for Work Amid Prosperity and Crisis
In good times money funds expansion and exports, but in downturns it defaults and seeks any wage. Uncle Sam offered 600 million for December, yet 10.8 billion lined up, with 19 bids per job. Oversubscription shows money’s eagerness to work, while lenders know much is excessive. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes the nation's vast financial resources ready to support productive enterprise when earning prospects improve.
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Uncle Sam
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
A Year Of 135 Weeks And The Propaganda Calendar
A magazine lists 185 dedicated weeks in a year noting holidays and special days clutter the calendar. Propaganda use declines as weeks are marked by high purposes and legal holidays. The column cites various quips about governance, baseball, humor, and media from multiple newspapers.
The Silent Observer In Sciency Dolly’s First Day
A fragmented humor column piece notes Dolly’s first day at school with a sarcastic tone. It weaves puns and quips about education, heredity, and eccentric characters, mentioning a model husband and a dramatic scarecrow tale. Strong entities include unnamed families and a local restaurant.
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Dolly
Expecting it the Stuff Had Been Weak For a Long Time
The remark implies a longstanding fragility in the situation and hints at familiarity with family dynamics as a speaker cautions about truthfulness to a mother-in-law. It presents a terse, reformulated sentiment rather than a newsworthy event.
TODAY IN HISTORY AND BIRTHDAYS ROUNDUP
A mixed page lists anniversaries and birthdays from historical figures to modern notables. Notable entries include Levi Woodbury born 1789, Thomas Wentworth Higginson 1823, and Frank Kellogg and Opie Read as today’s birthday subjects, with an included horoscope and a Detroit Institute of Arts exhibit note featuring over 400 works from high school pupils displayed December 4–18.
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Demetrius A. Galtitzin
Avnary
Blackwood
Alléghanies
Hague
Lorelle
Levi Woodbury
New Hampshire
Francestpawn
Portsmouth
Jah B. Grinnell
Lowa
Raily
New Haven
Grinnell
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Cambridge
Matthew HH. Carpenter
Wisconsin
U. S
Moretown
Washington, D. C
Pre
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Minn
Nobel
Permanent Court of International Justice
Potsdam
N.Y
Opie Read
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Head Tide
Maine
Deems Taylor
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
St. Louis
Alexander Petrunkevitch
Yale
Russia
Laurence J. Doggett
International U. of. C. A. College
Springfield
Mass
Manchester
Iowa
Detroit
Detroit Institute of Art
Pittsburgh
Spencer 4-H outing to Columbus links club effort
Spencer Der 22 4 H girls and boys under 16 enjoyed a Columbus day trip earned by top club work with A or B trade recipients eligible for the excursion. Attendees reported a wonderful sightseeing visit with plans for future activities. Local briefs note residents returning from Wellington and a list of ill individuals and holiday visitors from Akron Barberton Cleveland Elyria and Chicago.
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Columbus
Spencer
Der
Belle Ganette
Sta
Wellington
Blanch
Wideman
Nellie Bail
Jack Sharp
Uney Score
Marvin Ingraham
Gaughter
Anna Mae
Robert Smith
N. E. Fuller
Laura Wilson
Barberton
Millard Fuller
Chicago
BE. W. Leathermen
Ifred
Barbara
Akron
Cotta Hine
A. H. Fuller
Air
G. L. Emerson
Jennie Johnson
Cleveland
John Johnson
George McCourtland
Leota
Elyria
Pred Curry
Mr. Land
Ivan Boone
Daugh
Bertie Jean
Gladys Curry
Sunday Socials and Local Happenings in Elyria Area
Long list of local visitors and residents enjoying Sunday calls and family gatherings. Mentions of weddings anniversaries and holiday events. Notes fireplace fire at John Rood home near River Corners and several church Christmas programs. Includes illness and caretaking updates for multiple families.
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Elyria
H. C. Moore
W. A. Moore
Merlin
Lodi
Spencer Fire Department
John Rood
River Corners
New London Educator Speaks Here
New London December 22 Professor Emeritus Mae Albert Bushell Hart of Harvard spoke at New London High School. Hart, author of a life of George Washington, discussed early American education, school methods, and the evolution of teaching, sharing anecdotes from his career and noting changes since Washington's era.
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New London
Mooseheart
Pittsburgh
Mae Albert Bushell Hart
Harvard College
New London High School
Hart
George Washington
Washington
Sussex Manor
England
Education progress and local life notes in New London
Dr Hart spoke on westward spread of education and reforms in class systems, praising New London schools for their fine building and staff. Messenger family updates include Joanne’s eye injury recovery and plans to spend Christmas in Cleveland, plus holidays and visits from M r McCaleb and Hart family. Also mentions Cal coast latitude comparison and high altitude sea creatures found in Himalayas.
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Washington
Hart
Alleghenies
London
Messenger
W. B. Messenger
New London
Paul
Cleveland
Joanne
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8. C
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Township of Land
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F. J. Nowak
Ray Aldrich
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Methodist
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Pearl Root
Beverley
Sre
Walter Storm
Clifton
Walter Rowe
Lloyd Lechleitner
Glenn
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Seriool
Wilbur Rook
Walter Rook
J. A. Sitton
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Dick Aldrich
Annarbor
Mich
Bunte’s Kiddies Circus
Diana
Eunice Wood
Battle Creek University
Battle Creek
Murray McCaleb
Albert Bushnell Hart
A. B. Hart Jr
Geo. Parnell
Gayle Rybolt
California
Atlantic Coast
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Savannah
Himalayas
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
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