Memorial high school pageant crowns May Queen in 1926 conflict
A large audience witnessed elementary students present a pageant titled Conflict of 1926 at Memorial High School directed by Mrs. Beatrice J. Cook. Dorothy Deichert played the May Queen, with Doris Mitchell crowning her. various schools participated with dances and costumed tableaux ending in a crowning and May Pole dance. Proceeds totaled 145 dollars from 580 tickets to fund girls physical education.
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Beatrice J. Cook
Memorial High
King Winter
Dorothy Deichert
Doris Mitchell
Joe Dunkel
Pinckney
McAllaster
Sorimg
Frances Funk
McAllaster Scnool
Lil Ie Tin
Osune
Heartie
Everett McPheeters
Checkar
David Courter
Vwuner
Hichami Cook
Germany
Dahsboger
New York School
Holland
Woodlawn
Uncle Sam
Austin
Stapleton
Goddess of Liberty
Ruth Gress
Kathyrn Kay‘ger
Cordley
Quines
Lincoln
South
New York
Spring
Winter
Bankruptcy bills and miscellaneous measures in Congress
The report notes actions in Congress with bankruptcy legislation advancing in the House and miscellaneous bills under Senate consideration. The text indicates debates over prohibition era issues and wet restrictions as the session progresses.
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House
Senate
Spring fashion parade shifts Fifth Avenue styles
New York Easter Sunday parade prompts a quick change from heavy winter wear to spring coats and hats. Women favor beige and pastel tweeds with short skirts, while men show light gray tones. bolero suits and large plaid coats appear among less common styles.
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New York
U. P
Fifth Avenue
School Board Notes and Local Socials
The clerk is Bert Harman and the director A H Heines. Lena Freeman is elected teacher. Mrs Barnhart is ill with pneumonia and Dr Mott was called Friday as the rest of the family are ailing. Mr and Mrs Fred Harman and family of Six Corners visited Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry White.
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F. A. Dickinson and Sons
Lawrence
Robert
C. UL. Dehoff
Banknet
Leavenworth
Chas. George
Mildred Hallenbeck
Linwood
Reno
G. L. Phenicie
Fred Barnhart
Ross Phenicie
Joe
Dan
Johnnie Doyle
Coyne
Villa Eden
L. J. Milerett
Claude Hallenbeck
Chas. Davidson
S. A. McKone
Carl Phillips
Blanche Phenicie
Katherine
Ellen Hemphill
Robert Crabbe
H. A. Hailenbeck
Martin Coyne
Denzer
Robert Blaker
American Beauty
H. A. Hallenbeck
al Kahn
Colb
Violet Cook
Robert Graham
Minnie Thomas
Kansas City
Robert Blaller
Alfred Kahn
Antone Kahn
Fred Kahn
J.R. Dwyer
Viola Kahn
A. R. Swenson
T. C. Davis, Jr
V. A. Dehoff
Jesse Ospe
Sunny. Ross
Phenicie
The
Elks
C. L. Dehoff
Fred Harman
Mound
Williams
J. W. Moss
Ferb Dickinson
Marie Newby
Whittier
Calif
Imperial Valley
San Diego
Pony Creek
Tonganoxie
Geo. L. Phenicie
Migs
Ruth Phenicie
Katherine Coyne
Kansas
Martin
Sweeney
St. Louis
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jos Foley
Sacred Heart Cemetery
J . H. G. Skeets
Tonganooxie
George Sowers
Mre
Frank A. McRill
Edgar McRill
Dewea
Loan
S.A. McKone
A. C. Tess
Lawrences
Leonard Modlin
Berryton
Kans
Jean McKone
Busy Bee Club
Allan Coffman
John Conrad
Harold
Frank McGrade
Mike Seymour
Helen
Frances
Harvey Blackwell
Memorial Hospital
Clarence
Leonard
Wilma
Helen Dehoff
Walter
John Granberger
Harry
Alfred Yener
John Davidson
Esther Sowers
Harry Skeets
Eisele
Sowers
Honey Valley
Chas. Woodward
Bert Harman
A. H. Heines
Lena Freeman
Barnhart
Mott
Six Corners
Harry White
House panel weighs peace time military honors bill
Washington lawmakers consider a bill by Chairman Morin to award the Soldier's Medal for noncombat heroism and a new Distinguished Flying Cross for aviators. If passed, five military decorations would exist alongside the Medal of Honor DSC and DSM. The measure targets acts of extraordinary achievement and robs no enemy engagement.
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Washington
U. P
House Military Committee
Morin
United States
Dinner Honoring Miss Emily Bigeler At Rankin Home
Miss Laura Rankin hosted a twelve cover dinner last evening in honor of Miss Emily Bigeler of Indianapolis who is the guest of Miss Wilma Miller. Bigeler departs tomorrow. Daffodils and yellow candles adorned the long table. The evening ended with bridge. Marcel la Chalkley won high score and Katherine Jackman second. Bigeler received a guest favor. The regular Country Club party, held biweekly, is planned for this evening.
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Laura Rankin
Emily Bigeler
Indianapolis
Ind
Wilma’ ‘Miller
Bigeler
Bridge
Marcella Chalkley
Kathérine Jackman
Miss Bigeler
Reunion highlights and travels of local residents
Dr. E H Varnum returned from Chicago after attending a two day class reunion at the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. William Bates left for Steubenville Ohio after winter with his relatives Mr and Mrs Shimmoons. Mrs Elwyn Cowgill and her son Thurston travel from Des Moines Iowa to visit Mrs Cowgill's parents in Kansas City and will stay with Mr and Mrs C D Cowgill for the rest of the week.
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E. H Varnum
Chicago
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
William Bates
Steubenville
Ohio
C. C. Shimmoons
Elwyn Cowgill
Thurston
Des. Moines
Deaths of Babies Exceed Births in Osaka City
A United Press report from Osaka says more than sixty percent of babies born in Osaka City last year died during the year. Births were 62,975 while deaths of babies under one year were 45,502. In Tennoji ward 3,369 under one year died versus 3,093 births.
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Osaka
United Press
Municipal Industrial Bureau
Tennoji Ka
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Barber’s Drug Store
Adv
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John S. Herr
Manheim
Bradfield Regulator ‘Co
Atlanta
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