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THE UNIVERSITY DALLY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1929
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The wedding of Mies France Eagen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aurale Aagen, of Humboldtum, to Mr. Andreas Humboldtum, to place Sept. 7, in Humboldtum. They will be at house in Wichita where Mr. and Mrs. Agen will invest the Hurricane Investment Co.
Announcement is made of the merger of Miss Laverne Harmon and Mrs. Joanna Fletcher to place Sept. 1, in Garden City. They will be at home during the winter in Lawrence where Mr. Veytval is conferred with Mrs. lawrence's master's degree at the university.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard, Styler of Dr. Windle announces, married Mary of the University of Illinois to Mr. John Brand of Kansas City. The marriage took place, Sept. 14.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Franks announce the daughter of their daughter, Thelma, to Dr. C. L. Harrison of Philadelphia who took place 28pt, 7 in El Dorado.
Announcement has been made of the announcement that Dr. Zelia Morrison, surgeon for the Sternum Surgery Center, Zeith Morrison, B.S. 29, of the Stormi Phi Epstein fenniture, in Lawnware, or
The Sigma Kappa sorority announces the engagement of Clelia Swartz, A.B.20, to Kenneth Johnson, a graduate student in the local chapter of Delta Tau Deltax.
The security also announces the marriage of Katherine Hatfield, A.B. with Michael R. Kidd, M.A. to the Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity. The ceremony is to 1 p.m. in Lawnerville.
Word has been received here of the marriage of Lada Thodos, gry29, to Marion Thodos, A. B. 198, on June 14, 2015. Ms. Thodos made their home in Kansas City,
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Uniforms will be issued to all all members of the R. O. T. C. who are again consulting this computer beginning with a job description which will be issued uniforms as soon as they enroll. It is advised that all members of the R. O. T. C. of this institute will be provided with a port for uniforms as early as possible. Sergeant Kolllender.
Brutus Hamilton, track coach.
All freshmen distance runners report at west Stadium for track equipment Friday or Saturday between 3:20 and 4:00 a.d. clock.
Early ticket orders for Wisconsin's food-all games this fall indicate that at least two home contests will be held. The Wichita tandem record will be established.
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Prof. Hay Plans to Organize Class in Aviation
11. Students May Fly Famous Pen Used in Signing Peace Pact in Permanent Possession of University
Prof. Erli D. Hay, head of the department of mechanical engineering back fresh and enthusiastic from a background in aircraft design and instruction work, finds the urge to fly growing stronger. With only a few hours remaining until he is set for his second semester, see the acrovalent face of the University shift their armwindside from the ground study toward bringing in new students to a new academic instructor, C. R. Gottschall, been teaching in an aircraft civil engineering school at Kansas City during his time as associate instructor, C. R. Gottschall, has designed a new training monoplane which is now under construction. Several students of Professor Hay have visited the campus to train him and enrolled in the acrovalent courses given by him in the School of Engineering and Architecture. If negotiations can be perfected, Professor Hay will bring an instructor and plane here to Lawrence for instruction work, Professor Hay plans to organize a gung-ha student fliers here at the University.
He has asked that all those interested in the flying club here at the University to get in touch with him so that some debilitation organization can assist. He does not feel they may take advantage of his ideal full飞翔 weather.
Send the Kansas home.
The pen used by the German delegation in signing the reparations pact at Paris last spring now in its possession of the new. The University of Pennsylvania is hosting the Chancellor E. H. Lindley, Aside from the historical interest of the German delegation, this major delegations in one of the more important recent international conferences, the involved monkey by which it was obtained also is intermediary.
As the closure of the past, Mr. Minor obtained the table and pens used by the delegation through his relations with Mr. Young. The table and the pens were sent to the late Alma Mater, St. Lawrence University, and the pen was given by the German delegation was pre-committed to Chancellor Lloyd for the University.
Chancellor Lindley this summer was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clark H. Minor in Paris at the Hotel George V, where during the preceding spring he hosted an annual reunion for 17 weeks. Mr. Minor, who was formerly a resident of Leavenworth, is president of the International Electric Company, and is a close associate of Dr. Young chairing the United States Press committee.
The fact Mr. Moor is a brother-in-law of the late Henry Schott, University of Kaiserslaua alumnus, further describes his memory. Mr. Schott's memory. The pen will be exhibited in a few days at other museums or at Watan an library.
Syracuse Rowing Coach
* Finds Age No Handicap
A Ten Eyek, coach of the Syracuse University crew, is taken as a reevaluation. Coach Ten Eyek, nearly 69, reevaluated his team's performance with his son, and on returning he walked two miles to pick berries from the bushes. The next day he upruned 20 miles. His son, James Ten Eyek, Jr., hardly hadasted the distance. After returning he went directly to bed and followed day was forced to rest up.
Syracuse, N. Y.,—(UP)—Age is no bar in athletics; if the case of James
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