Men in Concert at Fraser Hall by University Glee Club
The University of Minnesota Men’s Glee Club will perform a spring concert Wednesday in Fraser Hall. Elva Faeth Rider, a Kansas City pianist, will assist, adding serious program pieces from famous choral repertoire. This is the last concert of the year under Prof. Kenririe before his spring resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Men‘s Glee Club
Fraser Hall
Big Glee Club
Kansas City City
Elva Faeth Rider
Kansas City
Kenririe
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
The report covers Miss Hatton wife of Sam W. Hattan and daughter of William W. Hatton of Denver, who died after a long illness. her body was sent from San Bernardino to Denver, funeral held in Denver. Also Frank Berry and Maggie arriving with R A Jerry’s body to Topeka for burial at Big Springs Catholic cemetery. Leroy McPeters two year old son of H L Mc-peters died, funeral at home and burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mole A. Truttan
Sam W. Hattan
William W. Hatt.n
Denver An Rio Grande
Denver
Miss Hatton
Sti Joseph's Hospital
William Ice
Portland
Oregon
Frank Berry
Maggie
Topeka
Union Pacific
R. A. Jerry
Big Springs Catholic
Leroy McPeters
H.L. McPeters
North Third
Maple Grove
McNish System Publicity Promote McCaskey Registry Ad
The McNish Bottling Works receives free advertising from the McCaskey Registry Co of Alliance Ohio. McNish installed the McCaskey system of accounts and printed 16 000 copies of a four page pamphlet detailing the accounts at the McNish plant. The circulars primarily advertise the registry company product. A bushel of wheat buys more lumber today than seven years ago. Ask Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNish
McNish Bottling
McCaaskey Register Company
Alliance
Ohio
McNish Works
McCaskey
Mc-Nish
Register Company
Matthews
Tiger Welcomed Home and Local Outing Notices
A fragmentary portraying a Tiger Welcomed Home picture show at Vinland Monday night and Uncles Tom's Cabin at Baldwin. Social visits include Mrs John Alley at McQueen home and E B George family traveling to Pleasant Grove. Carload of stock shipped by N F McClelland. Fordyce sale attended by locals. Bald win route carrier J Bergtorf involved in an operation. several Baldwin visitors and ill child Ethel Winters noted. Mrs Jack McMillen shopped in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland
Tom
Baldwin
John Alley
McQueen
George
Pleasant Grove
J. Bergtorf
Bergtorf
N. F.mcclelland
James Kassinger
Ethel Winters
Jack McMillen
BELLEVIEW COMMUNITY NOTES AND HOSPITAL NEWS
Belleview residents report cold weather and early spring signs. Local families visit and aid friends, with updates on illnesses and hospital stays. School meeting attendance, a newly received standard school plate, and quilting at the Ladies' Aid mark community activities. Leonard Hadl ill, Charlotte Hadl recovering, and a new Boy Scout troop organized in Lawrence.
Stony Point School Ends With Games And Dinner
The last day of school drew a large crowd as a midday dinner was served. Two basketball games followed a brief program with Vinland beating Stony Point, and Peach Grove losing to Stony Point. A watch chain was presented to teacher Fordice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Grove
Stony Point
Vinland
Fordice
Earl Williamson
Lawrence
Lucille Craig
Lester Craig
Lucile Craig
Edna
Bernice
Violet Holmes
Dimple Tucker
Edd
Fred Rockhold
Cecil ‘Smith
George
Baldwin
Farmers' Union meeting and community notes
The Farmers' Union gathered at the school house on Friday April 1 with a full house. Minutes were read and approved. A. F. Welsh and Fred Chambers were voted for membership. New initiates included Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer Charles Lemon A. F Welsh Herman Rorb and Pred Chambers. Reports from the Douglas county meeting at Hopewell school house. Next quarterly meeting scheduled for the second Thursday in June at Eudora. Entertainment committee reduced to three members. Helen Shirar and Hazel Shirar performed a piano duet. Ruth Fori read. audience sang Organize. Refreshments served. Aprils tricks included cotton baked in cakes and cornbread decorated as a cake. Families and neighbors noted throughout Lawrence. visitors from Grand Pas and Olathe. Ongoing visits and pacing details with several named residents. Jacob Schoeptlin of the Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sam Gabriel
Sowers
Forsythe
J. H. Freese
Geo. Ott
Leonard ‘Hadl
Geo. Ott, Jr
Jacob Schoephler
Watkins
Marion Strong
Pleasant Grove
Duncan
Edith Armitage
Little Son
Kenesaw, Neb
Geo. Ott.,Sr
Sam Strohel
Lon Leslie
Will Joy
Albert Hadl
Helm Home
Lawrence
Kelly
Robt. Walker
Bert Daugherty
Jessie Anderson
Adbert Hadl
Henry Hadl
Eudora
Claude Landon
John Aiken
Farmers’ Union
Blue Mound
Low Striker
Sam Strobel
Strobel
Clearfield
Wm. Sclezer
Arthur Weeks
Geo
Jas. Shirck
Leb Holmes
Chester Howard
Geo. Ott. Jr
Geo. Ott. Sr
Elina Jovy
Ed. Forsythe
A. B. Conner
J. BR. Allen
A. F. Welsh
Fred Chambers
John Palmer
Charles Lemon
A. F B. Welsh
Herman Rorb
Fox
Douglis
Hopewell School House
Charles Boone
Helen
Hazel Shirar
Ruth Fori
Burdock
Robert White
T. J. Cox
C. A. Wright
Laura Claxton
Minnie Garret
J. H. Plattner
Grand Pas
Ernest Plattner
Messrs
Ovid Weskett
Oliver Schutz
Gerald Robertson
Billy Lemon
M. Schutz
L. Y. Nance
Charles Wilson
Charles Young
Ethel Martin
Youngstown
Ohio
Ethel
Jacob Schoeptlin
The
Belvoir and Walnut Grove News Roundup
Edisons visit Burroughs funeral home and Robert White's home. Miss Florence Claxton teaches at Old Belvoir school and plans a trip to Emporia State Normal. Ruth Ford visits Linwood, Elmer Irvin threshes for Mr Piattner, and local ladies attend school events and plan a play and ice cream social. School closes for vacation and annual meeting set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Old Belvoir School
Florence Claxton
Laura Claxton
Ruth Ford
Linwood
Elmer Irvin
Piattner
Tidrow
Wilson Clark
Minnie Garrett
Old Belvoir
Walnut Grove
Oliver Schutz
M. Schutz
J. R. Edmonds
Lawrence
Emporia
E. A. Welsh
Rhode Island Ems
Greenwich Wallace Follies at Bower sock April 18
Greenwich Wallace Follies brings the New York style Follies to this city with the same company noted for daring methods. The act features twenty famous artists models and a roster including James Watts Farrar Ted Lewis Verna Gordon and others. Smith will be soloist and Elwin Smith will sing tenor in Hiawatha's Wedding Feast during the spring festival week of April 25. Gustafson's and Tanlac are advertised nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
James Watts
Be the Jown
Farrar
Ted Lewis
Merman
Sylvi Jason
Hickey Brothers
Verna Gordon
Jane Carroll
Mabelle Jaunay
Emilie Fitzgerald
Irene Olsen
Warner Gault
Bicycle crash tangles with Fire Chief car at city fire
A. J. Reynolds rode his bicycle into Fire Chief Reinisch's car yesterday at Eighth and Massachusetts streets as the fire department hurried to a blaze. He struck the rear fender, was badly shaken but walked home to 1242 Delaware Street with a police officer. Reynolds is deaf, and firemen suspect he did not hear the apparatus gongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Reynolds
Reinisch
Eighth
Massachusetts
Reynolds
Delaware Street
Fire Department
May still contribute to Madame Curie fund in Lawrence
The Madame Curie Radium fund collection in Lawrence remains open with donations still arriving. Contributions total 82.00 from clubs and individuals, including Friends in Council, Ingleside Zodiac, Round Table Ventura, Twentieth Century, Association of Collegiate Alumnae, Siemna Society boxes, Ra Drug Store and University Book Store boxes, and other sources. Gogorza to perform recital April 21 after recovery, with secretary confirming arrival Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Curie Radium
Lawrence
Miss Oliver
Friends In Council
Ingleside Zodiac
Round Table
Ventura
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
Siemna Society
Ioxes
Ra Drug Store
Unniversity
Lillard Case Postponed Amid Police Delay
A case involving Lillard is postponed as city authorities continue to investigate a hoove incident. The delay follows continued police actions and unclear progress, with officials citing the absence of key witness C. C. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillard
Weodell
The
Ciy
Muri
Dude C. C. Stewart
Baths Declared Luxury in War Tight Germany
Berlin reports a coal shortage and rationing push hot baths from daily routine to scarce luxury. Many households bathe only every two weeks while public baths close or raise prices. Hotels housing Entente nationals still offer hot water. hygienic concerns spark calls for municipal bath facilities despite funds and coal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Herlin
Ordination in Progress for Forest E Wircraft at Local Church
Forest E Wircraft, assistant pastor at First Baptist, is being ordained today. Church dignitaries travel from Ottawa and Topeka for the event. A church council met this afternoon to review a belief statement. A 6:30 dinner precedes the ordination sermon by Dr W A Elliott of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest E. Wircraft
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Witcraft
W. A. Elliott
Ottawa
5. E. Price
Charles P. Mathews
Topeks
Whitman declares Harris truthless about Elwell murder
Former Governor Whitman and Captain Carey notified Buffalo police that Roy Harris confessed his Elwell murder story was imagined. Harris broke down under cross examination, admitted fabrication, and expressed desire to die. The Hess Drug Store advertises saint christening items and Teddy bears for beds, plus Kryptvk invisible bifocals from Grafson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Roy Harris
Joseph B. Elwell
New York
Charles 5. Whitman
Arthur Carey
New York Police Department
Harris
Mr. Whitman
Elwell
Vocational Education Leaders Speak At Lawrence Meeting
In Lawrence Saturday morning a meeting of high school agriculture teachers heard talks from C V Williams state director vocational education W R Curry state supervisor Professor David non of Kansas State Agricultural College Regional Director Linkey and others. The gathering is expected to become an annual event. Dixon the Singerman visits with Walter Heron and C C Nicolette of Kansas City spent the weekend there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fansas
C.V. Williams
W. R. Curry
David
State Agricultural College
Linkeywere
Lawrence
Lydia E Pinkham Advice for Childless Women
A personal testimonial by Mrs H H Jansson of Wisconsin praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She claims the remedy strengthens health and digestion, helping mothers reassure women about pregnancy and childbearing, and asserts it made her own health better.
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Glee
R. A. Berry
Jerkson
Peebe Boy
White House
Clemenceau
Tiger
France
Paris
India
Belleview
Fred Koch
Mahew
Henry Mathia
Ard
Hazel Clark
Altoona
Kan
Poupper
Geo. Ott, Sr
Jack Shirck
Virginia
Charlotte
Add Davis
Fred Bartz
Dan Neis
Louie Grosdidier
Lon Striker
Jack Delly
Viola Davis
Lola Duncan
Ed. Hadl
Clinton
Euie Hadl
Leonard Hrde
Grandma Easton
AL. L. Duary
Leslie Kindred
Evabelhc
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Franklin
Edisons
Burroughs
Thomas A. Edison
John Burroughs
America
Edison
Fred Mith
Detroit
Jatt
Pine
Frank Snyder
Erie
Smith
Gustafson
Tanlac
McCullach’s Drag Store
Alice Humphr
Chief
Ed. Reynolds
Prablic Baths
Tiarris
Hess Drug Store
Andrew Gold
Buster
Bronx Zoo
Dixon
C. C. Nicolette
Walter Heron
Dane
Grove’s
BROMO
Hood
Lydia
Millston
Fegan Finksham
H. H. Janssen
Ston
Lydia E Pinkham
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