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MANUFACTURERS OF

FINE GREETING CARDS

GRAND AVENUE AND MCGEE AT TWENTY-FIFTH

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

May 2, 1939

Dr. F. C. Allen
Athletic Department
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:

One of your boys, Loren Florell, has
applied for a position with us following his
graduation next August. He has made a good
impression and we are wondering just how you
size him up as a possible salesman. 1 will
appreciate any information you can give me
and of course it will be held in confidence.

I see where it appears that the National
Association will meet here next March. I shall
look forward to seeing my old friends at that
time.

Thanking you for past favors, I am
Cordially yours,

HALL BROTHERS, Inc.

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J. Craig Ruby
Personnel Department

 
 

 

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Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coache

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September 12, 1958.

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Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coachs
Dr, F. Gs Alien
Lawrence Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

Your letter arrived the day I was leaving California. I am
at home now and will be glad to either see you or hear from

you. iI feel much better than when you saw me the last time.

Fraternally yours, ,
warvin Hall ,

 
 

Novenber 23, 1938e

Professor Edward Je Hickox,
Springfield YelleCele
Springfield, Masse

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I will also convey your good wishes to lrse Allen.
Yes, she remembers you very well, because she has spoken to me

Very sincerely yours, :

 
     
  
 
 
 
   
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
   
    
  
    
  
  
 

 

J.O.HARRISON, PRESIDENT
W.H. HARRISON, V. PRESIDENT
M.W.HARDMAN,V. PRESIDENT
DAN B.HARRISON, CaSsHieR

THE STATE BANK OF DOWNS

CAPITAL STOCK $35,000.00 SURPLUS $30,000.00

DOWNS, KANSAS

January 18, 1939.

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Athletic Department,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen :=—

I have intended writing you for some time about a
High School basketball player here in Downs, Kansas, but wanted to have
some definite idea as to his future plans before doing so. The chap I
have in mind is Vance Hall, who was placed on the all State Class B Team
last year at Salina as a forward. Hall has decided definitely that he will
go to K U next Fall and I know that anything in the form of recognition
from you would justabout tickle the boy to the utmost. He will not have
to work his way thru school as his parents can help him. He is a good
student, a conscientious church member and an all around fine one: Does
not ned any bad habits and I know him very well.

I don't know whether or not it is your custom to write
letters to boys who have signified their intentions to an alumus but I do _
think Hall is worthy of attention from any School. All of the coaches from —
the smaller Kansas Schools are after him and he will have offers of every
kind this Summer but I feel sure that I have drilled Phog Allen and K U
into him for so long that he will not change his mind. So far this year
Hall has averaged over 20 points a game and is not a Grandstander.I honestly
believe he is one of the best forwards in the State. He is six feet tall,
weighs about 165 and is still growing.

I had intended bringing him to the game at Manhattan but
Downs plays that night so that is out of the question. If there is sucha
thing as a Saturday night game this Season at Lawrence I will bring, hi age
there as he is very anxious to see your boys play.I called on younluring the
Nelays last year but found you were in the South at a conference of coaches. |
Please let me —— if K U does play on a Saturday night this year.

: My very best regards to yourself and Mrs. Allen ( she
may remember me as I sat next to her is French classes back in '20). I hope
sincerely that 1939 is one of the best year the Allens ever had in all of |
their business and family life.

 
 

Sincerely Yours,
 

e | February 18, 1939«

Mre Fred V. Hein,

Director of Physical Biucetion,
Oshkosh Publis Schools,
Oshkosh, “isconsins

Dear lis Hein:

Dre Allen has referred your letter of
February Gth to me for replys

At the present time the University of
Kansas is offering a Master's degree in physical education —
only in combination with Education. As this progrem is just
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the situation at the University of Wisconsin than I, and for
that reason I will endeavor to describe the situation at the
nidile woot to tmrd © doctor's degree in health end piyetont

not believe the University of Minnesota is offering a doctor's
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HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

F. V. HEIN, SUPERVISOR
LUCILLE MILLER,ASS’T. SUPERVISOR

JANE BARLOW, SECRETARY February 6 2 1939

To Director of Physical Education & Health
Professional Men's Course

Kansas University

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Sir:

I am planning to attend school this summer to work on a
Doctor's degree. I received my Master of Science degree
from the University of Wisconsin with a major in Health
and Physical Education in 1934. I am interested in taking
additional work in the above field or in a combination
between Health and Physical Education and Education.

Would you be kind enough to send me particulars regarding
1. Type of degree given Ph. D., D. E., etc.
ce Length of time required in residence.
Se Number of summer sessions and regular sessions
required, -
4, Tuition.
5. Possibility of some credit by examination.

Thanking you for an early reply, I am

Very truly yours;

Gia dU. Reus

Fred V. Hein, Director of
FVH: JTG Physical Education

 
 

 

 

February 21, 1959. .

le Oliver Hobbs,
Lawrence, Kansas. r

Dear Ire Hobbes

We heard countless mmbers of complimente on the
very excellent performance of your band last night at our
basketball game. :

‘The people here at the "hiversity have learned to
appreciate excellent band music under the direotion of ire
Russell Vileye It is for that reason that they appreciate
your band because you did a grand jobe |

‘i will appreciate it if you will extend our thanks
to the persomiel of your band, and remember to keep some aporece
tative words for yourself. If at any time we can cooperate in
ae any with the fine band of your school it will be a pleasure

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Sincerely yours,

2 Director of Physical Muoation,
FCAsAH | Varsity Sasketball Coach.

 

 
   
 

AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.

W.L.MOODY,IR,PRESIDENT

a GALVESTON, TEXAS

E.A. REE S,MANA GER
INDUSTRIAL DEPT.

September 2, 19366

Mre Forrest Ce Allen,

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kanse

Rez: Mre Ae George Hultecne
Dear Mre Allens:

At the request of lire We Le Moody, III, Vice-President,
I am writing you regarding the agency application of
Mre Ae George Hulteen of Lawrence, Kansase

We feel you are aware that a company such as ours must
necessarily have certain and very definite rules by which
to be governed in the selection of men for agencies,
these rules, of course, being based on past experience
extending over a period of many yearse

As to the application of Mr. Hulteen, may we state for
your information that after having given his applicae
tion for agency the usual study and careful considera=
tion, it was our decision that he would be better suited
for some line of work different to that of ours, and

our declining his application is intended in no manner
to reflect upon his character or good standing, which

we would have no reason to questione

Trusting this information will convey a means of better
understanding as to our act in this matter, I am,

  

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AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.

W.bL.MOODY,JR,PRESIDENT

GALVESTON, TEXAS

WE. .M:O'o By; 411,

VICE PRESIDENT August 31, 19 38

Mr, Forrest ¢. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

Your letter relative to Mr. A.
George Hulteen has just been received and
as I am leaving the City immediately to
be gone a week or ten days I will not
have the time just now to report to
you myself, but will have the matter
thoroughly investigated and you will
receive additional information from
one of our Executives.

I hope that we can arrange to
approve the application for Mr. Hulteen
and your recommendation will be given
every consideration.

Very truly yours,

WK Weel git

Vice-President

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Septauber 20, 1958.

MeGroawdit. 12 Seer Cenpenty ef Sow Math ant wolla fiw Ss0te

“setter Basketball" is far superior to
“sy Basketball Bible“, which I wrote in i924. It is up to
date, expleining the newest developments in the game, is

illustrated, and I believe you would find it very
helpful in your coaching. co
describing the contents of the books

Mont sporting goode houses carry this book,

tut $2 you wish to send me 04.00 f wilt be iad to wait yon ©
couy, postpaid. I shall be glad to autograph it if you so

Thanking you for your inquiry, oe
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Sineersly yours,

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Mire Viclroy Migsins, ; (
Osceola, Iovie

Dear Coach Higgins:
I have miled a copy of “Setter Basketball" to

you, postpaid, which you should receive in due time.
I trust that it will be of much interest and benefit

to you in your coachings

Thenking you for your order, and with best
wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity, Basketball Coach.

 
 
 

 
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MAXINE JO" WOODY
D. ALICE WILSEY

HOLLENBERG, KANSAS

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Hollenberg City Schools

L. B. HEFLING, sSupr.
HOLLENBERG, KANSAS

BOARD OF EDUCATION

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H. E. HASKINS, M. D., KINGMAN

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Dr. Forrest C. Alien
Director of Athletics
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

The Pharmacy and Medical Boards are holding a
joint session at the Wareham Hotel in Manhattan Saturday
morning, October 29. It appears that this is the date on
which Kansas University and Kansas State play a game of
football. If this is a fact I am certain that members of
the Boards will want to attend the same and it would be much
nicer for us if we could be seated together, so I am wonder-
ing if it would be possible for you to set aside a block of
at least 20 or 25 tickets for the time being, or at least
until we know definitely how many seats we will need.

At present I have nine seats sold and three members
of the Medical Board to hear from. Of course, this does not
include as yet any reservations for the members of the Phar-
macy Board. We shall mail a remittance just as soon as we
know the exact number of tickets.

With kindest regards, I am

Very sincerely yours,

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September 16, 1938

Dr. F. CG. Allen, Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:
Your long letter of the sixth received.

I meant to leave the impression with you that William
Walter wanted to attend the University of Kansas, if

at all possible. It would be necessary that he receive
some financial assistance. If the athletic department
could help him in securing a position that would pay

a few dollars, he would be smart, in my opinion, to

let them assist him. He would be more certain of ob-
taining a job than he would be rooting around Lawrence
for himself.

The University of Iowa was after this boy. He didn't
want to go there if he could possibly go to K.U. He
is now a student at the University of Kansas.

Sincerely,

ELH: WJH

 

   
 

detober Sy 1956.

 

in this skillful game that teaches mon to fight with noble
ideals’ Wow, Chuck, don*t ever write any of then Smt you are
tg che gal 5 abeiaiekine collars They might think that you are

The Big Six coaches are as follows:

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Frank Reot, Kansas State College, Manhatten |
We Harold Brome, University of lebrasim, Lincoln
George Edwards, University of Missouri, Colunbia

wis E. Mengse, Iown State College, Ames

= Jesse James, at Lawrences |

Bees

 

 
 

 

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