May 2, 1939.6

Mire Conley Vatts,
Soe Cache High School,
Hyrum, Utahs

Dear lire Yattes

Your letter to Dr. Allen resarding his basketball rating

chart has been received. Your neme wis on tho list to whan
we have mailed this basketball study, and I am sure that you
will receive it ina few day8se If you do not receive it ina
reasonable tie, let us imow and we will be glad to forward

another Gopye

Sincerely yours ‘

Secretary to Dre Fe S« Allens

 
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April 10, 1939

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
801 Louisiana 5St.,
Lawrence, Kansas,

Dear "Phog:"

Some time ago I was up to see you regarding
giving a talk to the Hi-Y boys who will be here
on Monday, April 17th, to attend the meeting of
Hi-Y officers. This is to tell you that you are
to be our guest at the banquet, which begins at
six o’clock that evening. Yours will be the main
talk——the inspirational talk——of the evening.

Among the tenets of the Hi-Y oneaed ee tion are
the following: "Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean
Scholarship, and Clean Living." Could you embody
those in your talk, or make them the background of
your talk, and give these boys a real challenge?

I believe it would also be to the point to give as
many examples of fellows, athletes or otherwise, who
have been he-men and still have stood for square
shooting in all they do.

Unless I hear from you otherwise, I will look

for you definitely at the high school at the time

Robert E. Wood

and on the date given above.

 
April ll, 1959.

Varsity Basketball Coach.
 

June 1, 1959.

yours,

Secretary to Dre Fe Ce Allens

 
 

dune 6, 19396

Dear De Jes

| Superintendext Birch just called me this morning
wal wih Hak oh ee Weed dadlite Maak Sha pes wees
elected to the job. Your cowtract will be forwarded to

yon Within a doy oF Se

Again I want to congratulate you, end I know that
you and Yauriee Camndy willd @ great job togethers Ve
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splendid opportunitye
writ taut etude Sie gun auntuiens x ook

Very sincerely yours,

rector of Physical Biucation,

 
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BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA

    

A. M. STANLEY
STATE DIRECTOR

June 23, 1939

Mr. Forrest Allen
Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas .

Dear Mr, Allen:

Mr. Bob White, who has applied to us for a
position on the sales force of the State Farm Insurance
Companies, has given us permission to refer to youe

We would very much appreciate hearing from you,
giving us whatever information you are able as to Mr.
White's integrity and ability, and particularly with
reference to his ability and personality in relation
to direct sales work.

Whatever information you are able to furnish
us will be of material assistance. We are enclosing
a stamped self-addressed envelope for your convenience,

Whenever we are able to reciprocate ip any way
we shall be very glad to do so.

AMs/1

 

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duly Gy 1959e

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Chemute Hospital,

Chanute, Fensage

Dear Horas

wore sorry indeod to hear of your 41Iness,
bt 1 hope or is coming along all right nows

You are & little fighter, and I imow that you
will give © ged tate

With very best wishes, I an

: Director of Myystoal Rezention ant Hecrention
 

duly 7, 1989

ever, I do hope to seo you in the uear future.
With best wishes, I am

| , Director of Phy Biusation and Recreation,

 
LICENSE RENEWAL LAW IN MISSOURI
: Laws 1937, Page 188

Section 13521-A. Annual registration fee authorized—re-
newal mandatory—penalty for failure to renew.—All persons
who are now or may hereafter be regularly registered and licensed
to practice osteopathy shall, on or before the first day of Novem-

ber annually hereafter, renew his or her certificate of registration
or license and pay a renewal fee of Two Dollars ($2.00) each year;
provided, that satisfactory evidence is presented to the board
that the said licensee in the year preceding the application for
renewal attended at least one of the two-day educational pro-
grams as conducted by the Missouri Association of Osteopathic
Physicians and Surgeons, or its equivalent as approved by the
Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons.
The Secretary of the State Board of Osteopathic Registration and
Examination shall notify each person having a certificate of regis-
tration or license at least thirty (30) days prior to the due date
of the renewal fee and give a receipt when the renewal fee is paid.
Every person failing to renew his or her certificate or license
within thirty (30) days after the same is due may have his or her
certificate of registration or license restored only upon payment
of a restoration fee of Five Dollars ($5.00) for each delinquent
year in addition to the renewal fee. Any licensed osteopath fail-
ing to renew his or her certificate within three (3) years after
the same is due may, in the discretion of the State Board of Osteo-
pathic Registration and Examination, forfeit all rights under his
or her license to practice osteopathy in this state. Provided, that
the State Board of Osteopathic Registration and Examination,
for the purpose of enforcing this provision and other provisions of
Chapter 102, Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1929, shall be author-
ized and empowered to employ and pay for all clerical services ©
whenever, in their opinion, the same is necessary.

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University of Kansas Bands

May 1, 1939

Dre Fe OC. Allen

Director of Physical Education
105 Robinson

University of Kansas .

My dear Dr. Allen:

I wish to express our very sincere appreciation to
you for the splendid cooperation you gave us in the staging
of our festival this week end. The use of the gymasium was
indispensable as it served two major purposes--the checking
of instruments and a place for the large organizations to tune
up for the contests. If we could not offer this service to
our visiting musicians we Would be subjected to severe criti-
cism from our visiting people and, doubtless, it would affect
our attendance within a very short time since all other con-|
tests do offer this service and give the people that in the
way of facilities.

I received your letter, Dr. Allen, and I can appre-
Giate the position in which you were placed. I did not ask
for the gymnasium six months in advance. It is possible I
took too much for granted but you will remember we have been
privileged to use it for previous festivals and I naturally
assumed we would have the same cooperation this year.

Mr. Nichols mentioned something to me regarding the
loss of some play ground equipment. I would like a statement
from you on this giving me the final outcome. We do not want
you to stand any financial loss as a result of this festival
and we will make up for any such losses.

I have gone my limit, Dr. Allen, to cooperate with
you in every possible manner. I don't recall an instance when
you requested the services of my department that you did not
get it to the best of my ability. I wish to pledge to you my
continued cooperation through the seasons to come.

I am desirous that a meeting be held one of these days
with you, Dean Swarthout, Mr. Nichols, and myself present. I ‘
feel that our difficulties can be worked out with no ill feel-
ings and quite to the satisfaction of everyone concerned.

Again thanking you for letting us have the gymnasium
for this past festival, I am |

Yours very sincerely, /~

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high school bands were allowed use

i ‘ert ee building:

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as “Badminton net standards bent and loops
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: t have also told Dean about the electric
toaster tnt will be my comtritution to the NesmithaiLiace

housshold, ent 1 trust that you will enjoy its
wath weny heh wlaige So ome T mn

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education end Recreation,
FOAsAH Varsity Basketball Coaches
Mr. and Mrs. LR. Wallace

request the honour of pour presence

at the marriage of their daughter

Norma Rov

to

Sir. Dean B. Nesmith
on Guesdan, the fifteenth of August
nineteen hundred thirty-nine ;
at ten a’civek in the morning
Methodist Church
Wates Genter, Ransas
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June 25, 1989,

822 Topalm Bivde,

Toneln, K :

Dear De Jet | :

i7th iustant. I greatly appreciate your kind words.

I have in mind your request in regard to a
‘Foon in a pleasent location, end an working on ite I am
sure thet I can give you some suggestions along that line,
end will write you later in the sumer about its

Vth best wishes for a very pleasant sumer,
lan :

Cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coache

 
June 17, 1939
822 Topeka Blvd.
Topeka, Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

Just a line to tell you how very much 1
appreciate all that you've done for me, while
I was in school, as well as helping me with my
job.

Also I would like to thank you also for the
fine cooperation that you gave the Jay Janes this
last year. The girls certainly enjoy the interest

you show the club--in fact they agree with me that

"you're tops".

I hope that you have an enjoyable summer and
won't melt away before I see you again the the

Fall. Thankyou again, Dr. Allen.

Sincerely,
Sy

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August 12, 1939.

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