Children in film scene at Bowersock theatre
Charles C Petty director of A Day in Hollywood asks children aged four to eleven to appear Saturday at 11 am at Bowersock theatre for a scene. Interior shooting with Herman Stermer using portable arc lamps to illuminate, the last major work before final printing and Sunday preview for the cast ahead of Monday public showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Petty
Hollywood
Bowersock Theatre
Herman Stermer
Lawrence
Fetty
Bower- Lock
Comedy practice boosts show for Ames Women’s Association
The Ames Women’s Association is staging a two daily practice for a comedy to be performed April 26 and 27 in the high school auditorium. Hal Hall Adamson wrote the play with Virginia Arnold handling the music. Katherine Tang and Corlett Cotton lead the cast with solid experience in musical plays and drama. Virginia Allen directs singing and George Callahan directs speaking parts. Tickets go on sale Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikea Hallywood
Katherine Tangmade
Corlett Cotton
Virginia Allen
George Callahan
Cale
Showers Likely Tonight and Friday in Topeka Area
Cloudy conditions with probable showers tonight and Friday were forecast by the weather bureau. Temperatures today near 50 degrees were expected to fall tonight to around 40. Measurable precipitation was reported in the last 21 hours with city readings ranging from 31 to 40 degrees in Kansas locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Weather Bureau
D. Flora
Kansas City
Coencordia
Goodland
Tok
Dedze Cy
Wichita
Outlines Homes Project At Kiwanis Luncheon
J Carlton Cretors outlined the Better Homes movement at the Kiwanis luncheon. He described the national program and local plans for a display on efficient and economical home arrangements. Merchants support the display space at 285 Massachusetts Street, with a ten cent admission and oversubscription by about one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
J. Carlton Cretors
iMore
Gisplay
Altho
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Gretovs
Autos Stolen on Campus Recovered by Police
Two cars were taken in Law rente last night. A 1925 Buick coach owned by J. W. Springer was stolen from the 1000 block on Massachusetts Street and recovered. A Chevrolet owned by Tawis Hedley was stolen from in front of the auditorium on the university campus between 7:30 and 8:00 o'clock and later recovered on the west campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrente
J. W. Springer
Tennnessee Street
Massachus ‘Ells Street
Chevrolet
Tawis Hedley
Kentucky Street
Federal Reserve Raises Discount Rate At Two Banks
The Boston and Chicago reserve banks set the discount rate at 4.33 percent tomorrow after a Federal Reserve Board conference attended by Secretary Mellon. The move follows weeks of gradual increases signaling tighter credit. Police Chief Will Johns warns Lawrence residents to lock homes and autos as Kansas Relays weekend crowds bring in outsiders. Local barber shop noted in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APJ
Boston
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Mellon
Johns
Lawrence
Kansas
Merchi
DeMar Wins Marathon in New Course Record
Clarence DeMar, 39, of Melrose, captured the Heston marathon in 2 37 074, a course mark, as Joie Ray and Jimmie Henigan trailed. Ray finished third in a stubborn bid while Henigan took second. race featured 241 starters and a dramatic finish near end. Deaths and funerals note Charles S. Mathews, 60, Kansas City resident, survived by family. services in Kansas City. burial at Mt. Washington. Mrs Mary Washington, 62, death reported with arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clarence DeMar
Heston
Joie Ray
DeMar
Jimmie Henigen
Ray
Henigan
Stes Geeene
Charles S. Mathews
J. J. Price
Lawrence
Margaret's Hospital
Kansas
Kansas City
Forster’s Chapel
Mt. Washington Cemetery
Omicron Nu Convenes National Conclave Of Sorority Mi
National conclave of Omicron Nu an honorary home economics group meets in Spooner Thayer museum with over fifty instructors from leading U S universities attending through Saturday. A reception tonight and banquet tomorrow at Union building feature speakers from University chemistry and economics departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron Nu
Spooner- Thavex Museum
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Union Building
E. H
Friday Program Schedule and Events Listing
A fragmentary schedule shows a cooking school at 10:30 am and a cooking display at 6:00 pm. Virginia Arndt and si la Gress are listed as performers, with soprano mentions and a White Tack program noted for the evening. Details are incomplete and transcriptionally unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Arndt
Ila Gress
Amnesia Veteran Regains Memory After 63 Years
Leopold Newsart an American Civil War veteran born 186? regains memory after decades of wandering. He remembered Dayton Ohio and his wife died before he learned of his name A Louis. He now lives in Onatonna Minnesota with a niece and will receive a $72 monthly pension and seeks back pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onatonna
Minn
Leopold Newsart
Battle of Seven Pines
Newart
Odessey
Ammesia
Dayton
Ohio
A. Louis
New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
Ford
Federal Pension Department
Newsart
Mutiny Ship Relic Shown At Halifax Museum
Halifax report on the Saladin figurehead presented to Dalhousie University. The ship Saladin sailed from Valparaiso in 1844 with treasure. captain Fielding plotted mutiny, murder, and treachery with six sailors, leaving Fielding and his son to be cast overboard. The ship ran ashore at Nova Scotia. six survivors faced trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Saledin
Dalhousie University
Dalhouzie College Museum
Valparaiso
Fielding
McKenzie
MéKenzie
Nova Scotia
Open Season for Flat Clam Harvest in New England
South Duxbury Mass AP reports an annual open season when thousands of diggers appear on mud flats three to four miles long to harvest flat clams. Clams size is large, some as large as dinner plates, with tides allowing only two or three days of work before waters cover the flats again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Duxbury
Mass
Nature
New England
Local Buck Creek Chester News Briefs and School Notices
Buck Creek and Chester community items recount visitors and moves to Topeka and Lone Star, with neighborly sups and shopping trips in Lawrence. Reports note school meetings at Chester and Buck Creek with directors named, teachers changing, and the Buck Creek closing program. Also mention visits to and from Duncan, Holladay, Ward, Hull, and Vausbinder families, and upcoming Chester plate supper and Buck Creek dinner.
Community notices of gatherings and visits in Prospect area
Mrs Charles Soward called on Mrs Martin Rohe Jr on Tuesday afternoon. Lawrence area residents spent the weekend at home. Albert Edler Mae bel and Joe attended the silver anniversary of Henry Brechejon. Shopping in Baldwin were Mrs Martin Rohe Jr Mrs Henry Rohe and Mrs Lester Deny. Leroy Olmstead suffers with the jaumps. George Rohe Rossell dined with parents Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe Sr. Albert Moidanhouer visited Mrs William Selzer Sunday afternoon. Guenther home guests included Albert Moidanhouer and sons Floyd and Clarence Frank Speicher Henry Rohe Lewis Wesley Schedell Clarence Soward Wilbur Olmstead Avbu Chanay Lester Dear Cyril Russell Rohe Willie Chanay. Mr and Mrs g Schendell and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Rohe and Mary Fempen t spent Sunday afternoon at Martin Rohe Jr Rome. George Hoskinson and children and Ben Kramer aided Mr and Mrs William Chanay Mrs Henry Roche and Mrs Lester Deay called on Mrs Glenn Smith Monday afternoon. George Smith and son Rex of Kengal City visited with Anna Nan Gaddis Mrs Rom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Soward
Martin Rohe
Werts
Lawrence
Ruby Rohe
Farmers Union
Leroy Olmstead
George Rohe
Rossell
Albert Moidanhouer
William Selzer
Guenther
Floyd
Clarence
Frank Speicher
Henry
Rohe
Lewis
Wesley Schedell
Clarence Soward
Wilbur
G. Schendell
Henry Rohe
Mary Fem
Kengal City
Anna
Nan’ Gaddis
Rom
Mervilt Rohe
Will Guenther
Willie Chanay
Houseman
Exhigh School
John Chanay
Lester Deay
Wesley
Davault
Minnie “Randal/c
Baldwin
Helen Speicher
Minnie Randal
Clarence Randal
Ned Randal
Claude Davault
Wesley Davault
Ortie ‘Kretsinger
View Ginia
Biss
Davidson
Ed Kretsingers
Charles Sowrad
William Fuchs
Dan Selzer
Louie ‘Schellack
George Roche
Charles Speicher
Henry Selzer
Thors
Thoren and
Ortie Krétsinger
William ‘Moldenhauer
John
Chanay
Ronnie Deay
Wesley Dayault
Als
Russell
Cyril
Beula
Clarence Graig
Glenn Smith
Lester’ Deay
Roche
Clara Randal
Fairview School
Helen Selzer
Roy Breithaupt
Ruth
Eileen
Bob Randall
Ebes
Faye Randal
Henry Roche
Reuben Weeks
Iva
Wilbur-Randal
Vinland
Earnest Sallea
Taurence
Valley Grove
John Cannon
Agnes Nowak
Frank Champion
Harry Wellman
Ed Davison
Verna
J. E
Stanwood
Connwull
Dan Petrie
Little Samuel
Woodstock
Perry
Will Nowak
Tawrence
Misa Blanche Stewart
Local social notes from Ex high school area and Baldwin
A stream of visits and gatherings across Ex high school, Baldwin, and Vinland follows residents such as Mervilt Rohe Will Guenther and Clarence Soward. Neighbors like the Chanay Randal Speicher Davault and Roche families are pictured at dinners, parties, and Sunday calls with mentions of teaching assignments and the Vinland bridge project.
Local notes from De Soto area families and visits
Erle Hunter returns home from Liberal Missouri. VW H Dent travels to Olathe. Peter Savage sale items noted. Mrs J Turner and niece visit. Fred Cheatwood buys feed in Olathe. Mrs Cora Corliss visits Hugé home with Huff. Clifford Musser visits Bracken. Fred Cox tours Pomner Springs for business. Huff attends Riser Sale on Dearman place and buys cows. Faye Stambaugh visits Warsop in De Soto. Visitors from Kansas City Denver Des Moines named. Earl Overbaugh visits aunt then returns to Muncie. Rural high school meeting at De Soto referenced. Edd Renneni re-elected director. Dent guest of Ival Lane in De Soto. Local Holy Land lecture at Westherst church by Rev Holler, with singing by Hill and Irma Hamilton. Everharts host in De Soto. Ctx. Cox and L. Penner visit Kans City. Baker family travel to Manhattan for Beulah Baker illness. Beulah undergoes operation and is recovering. Otto Baker commutes to Manhattan.
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Erle Hunter
Liberal
H. Dent
Olathe
Peter Savage
John Turner
Fred Cheatwood
Cora Corliss
J. O. Hugé
Huff
Clifford Musser
A.s.bracken
Fred Cox
Pomner
Springs
Dearman Place
Faye Stambaugh
Warsop
de Soto
the Warning
Ginn
Kansas City
Flossie” Lewis
Denver
Colo
Evie Hunter
Martindale
Des Moines
Iowa
Earl Overbaugh
Bils
Erle
Hunter
Muncie
Corliss
Edd Renneni
de Soto Rural High School Board
Mit Ome L
Dent_avas
Manhattan
iKan
Beulah Baker
Saurday
Baker
Chas. Baker
Beulah
Otto
E. Baker
Manhatan
Local Notes from Cedar Junction Area and Surrounds
A busy week in Cedar Junction district with visits to Manhattan and Kansas City. Charles and Mrs W Mott remain in Manhattan while Beulah recovers. local road work shifts as Harry Stambaugh begins natral work, C B Sea resigns to farm. School meeting at Cedar Junction names Blake Miller director. Mabel Polfer to Lone Elm as teacher. Family visits, birthday celebration for Fred Hackler, and community notices on building, illness, and social events fill the week.
Easter Sunday at Stanwood church and community
The Stanwood area held Easter services with a small sick congregation and a Sunday school of over forty. Miss Hae worth preached on the Resurrection, and special music included Violet and Bernice Pettit. Community events included high school glee club operetta attendance, county scholarship day at Oskaloosa, and numerous local visits and gatherings through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
Bon
Herbert Champion
Tohn al- Oniss
Genevieve
Lawrence
Benbols
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Dan Petrie
Kly Ue Samuel
Abs
Charley.Means
John’ ‘Wilkins
Braum
Denison
Allie, Braum
Jim Lawless
Dave . McDonald
John Cannon
Agnes Nowakwera
Kemn ‘Wilson and Sons
Verna Davison
Emporia
Bhil
Ed Davison
Famiy
Miss Mable and local people visit and recoveries noted
The item mentions Miss Mable Baker University Easter visit with parents Mr and Mrs Will Harding and family. Mrs Frank Landon improves after time in Christ's hospital Topeka. Several locals like Mr and Mrs Ed Morrow Will Morrow and daughter shopped in Lawrence. Minister Miss Nettie Hs worth travels to Haviland for pastor's alliance. A large crowd attends Jefferson county high school scholarship contest at Oskaloosa. Other visits and local motions are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable
Will Harding
Frank Landon
Jefferson County High School
Oskaloo
Edith Scott
Ary Scott
Atchison
D. Heaverton
Oskaloosa
M. L. Rogers
McLouth
Harry
Wellman
Frank Champion
Ed Davison
Martin Zook
Will Puckett
D. A
Eere
Woodstock
Allie Braum
Pauline
Rutha
Agas
Val Helm
Rexall Orderlie Brings Gentle Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes misery but temperance relief exists with Rexall Orderlie tablets. The product draws water into dry bowels to loosen waste for a gentle natural movement without habit. Take one at night for quick results. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Esson
Rexall Drug Store
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Children IN Film
Aske
Cas ' Sant
Outlines Homes Project
J. Carlton
Cretors
Chitawa
Barber's Drag Store
Cap
Herman Koehl
Bremen
Greenly Island
Labrador
Melrose Printer Cops
Joie Rey
Mary Washington
Michigan
Irter
K. Us
Rob Chandler
Okda
Bank Chandler
Okla
Wellston National Bank
Asinsas City
Mauch-Chonk
Lehigh Coal, ‘and Navigation Company
Nesquehor
Peggy Joyce
Farmville
Samuel B. Upton
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Ada
Oklo
Pontotoc County
First National Bank
Stonewall
Here
Roy Whitlock
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Norris
Nebraska
Peking
Shantung
Tau Building Association of
Alpha Delta Pi
Lawrance
Avas
State Charter Board
Luther
Gustafson
Ady
Museum At
Paris
A. P
Jean Castille
Castille
Done
Soplin
John Gober
Moberly
Miami
Nese
J. Hunter
Tulsa
A. Farran
Lawrence Day
Barber's Drag
al Oe
Buck Creek
Chester
Chas
Pickens
A. Duncan
ND. Vallsbinder
O Chas
Wilson Martin
Lone Star
Morris Duncan
Frank Shrout
A. Ward
Wesley Ward
Welliver
Melvin Blaylock
James Holladay
Frank Black
Frank Mangold
Lena Lutey
Ralph
Charles
Rochester
Clyde Humphries
Mutual Benefit Club
J. B. Kyle
Mr. Horn
Honolulu
Hawaii
Margaret Vausbinder
Duncan
Heath
D. C. Beard
A.P. Marcum
Elsie Humphries
Marguerite Jones
Sunnyside
Ae I Merle
Eleanor Ward
Buck Creek School
A. P. Marcum
J. E. Woodruff
Minnesota
Alvin Woodruff
Toneka
James Ellis
John Black
Billie
Boynie
Alberta
Frank Mongold
Norma
Esther
Marlow
W.mott
W. Mott
Daviger
Harry "Stambaugh
County Road
C. B. Sea
Lou Lesueur
Pearl Bracken
Bracken
Saunders
Bonner Strings
Howard Caldwell
Fred Caldwell
City
Aliss Heen Gox
Maxine Deweese
Deii’ Wilson
Amelia Péxice
Christian “Endeavor
Christian “Church
Helen
Leland
Floyd Cox
Mabel Bird
Mabel
Ruth Bird
Dorothy Caldwell
Caldwell
Mae Smith
Ames Atkinson
Pauline’ Moll
Dan Shears
Mabel Miller
The
Midwest Telephone
Andrew Payni
Qkin
Fetained Hi
Pyles
Lawrence “Dletriet
S.S
Margaret ‘Frye
Lapélj Ind
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