Further plans for the Kansas Relays set for April at KU Stadium
Lawrence advisory committee chaired by Glenn Charlton outlined steps to sell box seats for the ninth annual Kansas Relays on April 18 at University of Kansas Stadium. Boxes will have back rests and sales to Lawrence and Kansas City areas are progressing. box sales close April 1. An open golf driving contest is planned with 25 to 30 top professionals and amateurs anticipated to enter.
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Lawrences
University of Kansas Stadium
Lawrence Kansas Relays Advisory Committee
Glenn Charlton
Hotel
Eldridge
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
Chariton
Walter Thiele
Raymond Nichols
Howard Gurtler
I. J. Meade
Charles Holmes
Wayne McCoy
L. H. Cote
W. C. Hamilton
Brutus Hamilton
George Hedrick
C.B. Russell
H. W. Hargiss
H. B. Ober
M. J. Getto
Karl Klooz
J. T. Skinner
Earl Potter
Steve Hinshaw
W. G. Hutson
Fred Ellsworth
Hawaiian Duo And Other Radio Arts Programs
A listing of radio items for April 1 with bands and orchestras including Hawaiian Duo, Peter van Steeden and his Orchestra, and the New Yorker Orchestra. Includes weather forecast and live stock market notes, plus talks and musical programs from KC stations and university departments for Thursday and Friday schedules.
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K.E.K.U
Phil Cook
Smith Brothers Orchestra
Harbor Lights
Canadian Pacific Musical Crusaders
Radio Symphony
Camel Pleasure Hour
Clara
Tat
Amos ’N' Andy
Yk Riley
Enry Nusse
New Yorker Orchestra
Wayne King
K. C
Bill and
Fane
Miracles
Magnolia
Ray Verkins
Libby McNeil & Libby
Ceatrice Mabie
A. M. Goudiss
Peter van Steeden
Dean Raymond A. Schwegler
Farus Bros
Salada Salon
Alice Moncrieif
Onto Garvens
Maxwell House
Cub
Scoop
Amos
No’ Amty
Shamber
Helen and
Karl
George Ku
Harry Richman
Club Richman
Henry Busse
Hotel New Yorker
Maclyn Arbuckle Dies at 64 in Waddington New York
Maclyn Arbuckle, noted actor famed for Sheriff Boover in The Round Up and Jim Hackler in The County Chairman, died at his Waddington home after a long illness. Born in Texas and educated in Glasgow, he studied law in Boston, set aside practice, and pursued acting with stage and early film success. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Carlisle.
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Waddington
N. Y
Maclyn Arbuckle
Noebody
Sim Boover
Jim Hackler
George Ade
Texas
Glasgow
Boston
AnooRh
Stingo
Benjamin Fra Jin
Richard
I Isg
Elizbeth Carlisle
Easter Assembly At Junior High School Program Notes
The Easter Assembly will be held Thursday at 2 o clock in the senior high auditorium. Rev Alfred D Grey will give the address. University and town musicians will perform vocal and instrumental pieces. Virginia Starr will preside. The program includes The Easter Story, Serenade for Flute and Horn, Fiano solos, and Mrs spindler and Catherine Lawrence flute solos.
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Alfred D. Grey
Virginia Starr
David Scott Jquet
Frannie BE
Moris
Harry Hirsch
Sydney David
Aviliam Pilcher Fiano
Ruth Spindler
Byron C. Donmyer
Dorothy Enlow
Lecompton
Lawrence
C. J. Lane
Memorial High School
Elmer Goodrich
Betty Jean Gibbons
Ruth Morriss
Henrietta Slayers
Esther Michael
Theopous Holmes
Mabel Bertschinger
Johnson
K. U
Topeka
Methodist Church
Marion Laswell
Sumters
Carrie Hanna
F. Ww. Bertschinger
Les
Chaplin Greeted Like French President on Arrival
Charlie Chaplin arrived in Nice to a lavish welcome as if auditioning for the French presidency. Police blocked streets and much of the city went without lunch as Chaplin’s train ran late, while local host Frank Jay Gould prepared as he would for President Doumergue.
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Chaplin
Nice
France
Charlie Chaplin
Doumergue
Charlie
Frank Jay Gould
LeCompton High School Party Honors Birthdays
An all school event at Lecompton High on March 19 honored Warren Wingfield and Vernon Beatty for their birthdays. Norman Laswell, Merle Stover, Harold Leslie, Frances Goodrich and Mildred Goodrich performed, and Coach Marshall spoke during the Hast Central League Trophy presentation. refreshments followed. senior play titled Getting acquainted with Madge was announced. The physics class plans to build a small one tube radio set.
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Warren Wingfield
Vernon Beatty
Norman Laswell
Merle Stover
Harold Leslie
Frances Goodrich
Mildred Goodrich
Whitaker
Marshall
Lindsay
Madge
All-a-Board Comedy Delights Kansas University Audience
A large crowd enjoyed the second presentation of the two act musical comedy All-a-Board in Fraser theater last night under the Women's Self Government association of the University of Kansas. About sixty students participate. The final performance is at 8 15 tonight with seats available at the box office. Jack Feist co author and ticket sale manager reports doors close at 8 15 until the first scene ends.
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Fraser Theater
Women’s Self Government Association
University of Kansas
Jack Feist
City Ticket Nominated at Citizens Meeting
A ticket representing city candidates was proposed at a local citizens meeting. The slate includes individuals aligned with community issues and civic reform, discussed amid voting and election planning.
Local Social Roundup Including Mayoral List and Visits
Monday night at the Turner hall hosted a mayoral figure A B Burks and council members J A Giebner C A Kobler Frank Strickland L F Taylor and Otto Baker with police judge F L Orrick. Guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller on Tuesday included Mr and Mrs Robert Osborne of Olathe Mr and Mrs W Burch and Harry Dicken. Dinner guests at the Osborne home in Olathe Thursday included Mr and Mrs W E Burch Mr and Mrs Harry Miller Harry Dicken and Mrs Lorene Goehner of Kansas City. I T Martin and daughter Dorothy were Kansas City shoppers Saturday and visited Paul at Bell Memorial.
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Turner Hall
A. B. Burks
J. A. Giebner
C. A. Kobler
Frank Strickland
L. F. Taylor
Otto Baker
F. L. Orrick
Harry Miller
Robert Osborne
Olathe
W. & Burch
Harry_Dicken
W. E. Burch
Local News Roundup from Evening Star
Herman Bernitz departed Monday for Union Nebraska to join the Counting and Cunningham bridge crew. Mr and Mrs William Roberts and Mr and Mrs M Williams of Kansas City were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Bowen.
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Herman Bernitz
Union
Neb
Counting
Cunningham
Wm. Roberts
M. Williams
Kansas City
John Bowen
Oak Ridge Community Notes and Local Appointments
Grant township board met with all members present. Election for school will be Friday April 10. Otis Smith aided C C Miller farm during illness. Mrs George Stanwix and Miss Grace Stanwix visited Mrs G E Schaake at Kaw Valley after hand injury. Charles Wood ill for a week. Oak Ridge club hosts Friday meeting at the schoolhouse with a special program and refreshments. Various local visits and greetings noted including Mr and Mrs Frank Leonhard and S M Dolan. Herbert Nunemaker also a guest.
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Grant Township
James Laye
Ottawa
Otis Smith
Lawrence
C. C. Miller
Miller
George Stanwix
Grace Stanwix
G. E. Schaake
Kaw Valley
Albert, Knop
Charles Wood
Grant
Township
F. A. Jones
A. von Gunten
Eudora
F. H. Leonhard
Oak Ridge
Chamber supper highlights agriculture mood at temple event
Ed Bullock attended the home product dinner at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening where WIBW hod busters performed. Gal Ward state Farmers Union president spoke on agriculture and the mood, noting the second supper in a Chamber of Commerce series. Local attendees included Leonhard, W. R. Stiner, Morgan, Charlie Wise and Bert Wilson, with social visits by H G Van Neste, Rolla Stanwix and family, and George Stanwix’s family. Our church group joined all University services in the University auditorium Sunday with Rev E H Hughes delivering an inspiring address and music.
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Ed Bullock
Masonic Temple
Hod Busters
WIBW
Gal Ward
Farmers’ Union
Chamber of Commerce
Messrs. Leonhard
W. R. Stiner
Morgan
Charlie Wise
Bert Wilson
H. G. van Nester
John Rumsey
Rolla Stanwix
Namily
Lawrence
George Stanwix
Ross Stanwix
University Auditorium
E. H. Hughes
Theft From Fifth and Walnut Reported
A steel scraper belonging to Fred Logan was stolen from the corner of Fifth and Walnut streets last night. Logan reported to the police this morning. Another scraper left there was not stolen. Logan was working nearby and left the scrapers on the street parking. Missouri fruit escapes harm as freezing weather causes no crop damage per state meteorologist. Licenses issued for two marriages in Topeka and Lawrence. Dr John Hanson Thorney Main, 171, president of Grinnell College, dies at his home from anemia.
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Fred Logan
Fifth and
Walnut
Logan
Missouri
Columbia
Ozarks
George Reeder
Grinnell College
Grinnell, Ta
John ‘Hanson Thomzy Main
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