Easter Pageant Retells Jesus Life At Sunrise Service
Lawton Oklahoma April 19 the ninth annual Wichita mountain Easter sunrise service features a FER A built amphitheater for 10008 seats. Twelve hundred volunteers from Lawton Medicine Park and Cache prepared 24 tableaux depicting Jesus life death and resurrection. The program begins at 3 am with gyrator Art Goebel to fly above the stage and proclaim Christ arose. The pageant uses local actors who have played sacred roles since its founding by Rev A M Wallock.
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Lawton
Oklo
Rls
Wichita Mountain
FERA
Oklahoma
Here
Star
Art Goebel
Christ
Jesus
Medicine Park
Cache
A.M. Wallock
Static Electricity Blamed for Dust Storms in Midwest
Kingman, April 18. Wallace E. Emmons, Kingman editor, blames static electricity for dust storms that lift fine dry vegetable particles into the air. He cites analyses showing half the dust from storms is vegetable matter and suggests moisture loss on the high plains fuels the plumes. Farmers are skeptical about listers as a control, noting moisture access and soil conditions.
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Kingman
Kan
Wallace E. Emmons
Middle West
Emmons
High Plains
Kansas
Simon Fishman
Greeley County
Wheat King
Ed Hisey
Graham County
Term for Acid Thrower
Marquis Clute a 15 year old boy confessed to throwing acid on Mrs Leah Webb Tuesday night and was sent to the state training school for boys at Pauls Valley to serve until he is 21 years old A mayhem charge carried a sentence by Judge A A Hatch in a closed 15 minute juvenile court session Lamont Webb former husband of the disfigured woman was charged with mayhem and pleaded not guilty at arraignment and held in common pleas court
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Tulsa
Okla
Marquis Clute
Leah Webb
Pauls Valley
A. A. Hatch
Municipal Juvenile Court
Lamont Webb
Common Pleas
Ickes the veteran oppositionist in spending spree
Harold L. Ickes, square faced and blunt, leads part of the $35 billion federal work relief program. The persistent critic of political patronage, he is known for acid liberalism, loyalty to honesty, and a plainspoken cabinet presence. He envisions a liberal conservative realignment and has held multiple top roles in Roosevelt’s administration. Tomorrow Fechner.
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William 8. White
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Fechner
Longtime Evangelical Pillar Passed After Golden Years
A charter member and steadfast Christian, she lived at Worden 1868 to 1916, then Baldwin Kansas until her husband Bro Pippert died in 1922. Surviving are four sons and four daughters, multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral held April 6 at Worden Evangelical Church with Rev J Nelson officiating. burial Worden cemetery.
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Worden
Baldwin
Kansas
Bro. Pippert
Louise Conrad
Kansas City
John Pippert
Hen le Pippert
Orden
Kan
Charles Pippert
Lawrence
Irvin Pippert
Ute Park
N. M
Ellen Foster
Amelia Conrad
Kidder, Mo
Alving Barnes
William Pippert
Aew
Worden Evangelical Church
Rev. J. Nelson
Obituary for Jacob Stahel of Zurich and Kansas
Jacob Stahel, born November 24 1871 in Zurich Switzerland son of Jacob and Barbara Stahel, died March 31 1935 aged 63 years 4 months 8 days. He was the second of nine children with three sisters and one brother deceased. At 13 he moved with his parents to the United States settling near Lawrence Kansas. He married Lena Cather-
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Jacob Stahel
Jacob
Barbara Stahel
Zurich
Switzerland
Lawrence
Kansas
Lena Cather
Death of David H. Kesler in Lawrence
David Henry Kesler, 74, died at home in Lawrence Monday evening April 15 after a 10 month illness. He long resided in the Columbia area before moving to Lawrence 14 years ago and was active socially. Funeral at Willow Springs church Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Daniel Flory and Rev. Isaac Montgomery preaching. Pallbearers named. Burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Survived by wife Ida Flory Kesler two daughters Mrs Florence Deay and Mrs Bertha Karnes two granddaughters Mildred and Edith Deay three sisters Mrs
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the Bower
Fraxton
Missouri
John Alma
Margaret
Thayne Lotton
Bellflower
Evangelical’ Church
Worden
Kan
Freeda Friule
Kansas City
Lydia Transmier
Overbrook
John Stahel
Herman Stahel
Lawrence
Liege Methodist Church
J. J. Clinton
Zion M. E. I
Truxton
David Henry Kesler
Kesler
Columbia
Willow Springs Church
Daniel Flory
Isaac Montgomery
John Churchbaugh
Will Postma
Charlie Brohammer
Elmer Flory
Everett Pence
Abe Flory
Pleasant Grove
Ida Flory Kesler
Florence Deay
Bertha Karnes
Mildred
Edith Deay
Local residents listed in obituary line
Martha Mohler and Mrs Betty Bowers of Centropolis and Mrs Samantha Supplee of Lawrence are named along with brother Joel A Kesler of Overbrook in the family notice.
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Martha Mohler
Betty Bowers
Centropolis
Samantha Supplee
Lawrence
Joel A. Kesler
Overbrook
Granada Photoplay Presents A Dog of Flanders Screen Drama
An appreciative Granada audience enjoyed a photoplay adaptation of Ouida’s A Dog of Flanders featuring Frankie Thomas and O P Heggie with Lightning the police dog. The Flemish tale follows a poor boy’s artistic quest aided by grandfather and dog with supporting turns by Richard Quine and others. Late news Roscoe Ates comedy and vaudeville short follow the feature. A wooden willow grows into a tree on an Indiana farm, a local oddity noted among notices.
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Ouida
Flanders
Frankie Thomas
New York Stage
P. Heggie
Lightning
C. P. Heggie
Leo
Richard Quine
Christian Ruth
Ann Shoemaker
Frank Reicher
Sara Padden
Roscoe Ates
Riot After Mat Match in Kansas City Prompts Burned Box Office
In Kansas City Kansas fans rioted after a wrestling match between a masked grappler the Big Bad Wolf and Farmer Tobin. They wrecked and burned the Memorial building ticket booth, protested a disputed decision, and prompted police to arrest promoter George Simpson on inciting riot and destruction of property. Simpson posted 500 dollars bond.
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Kansas City
Kan
George Simpson
Big Bad Wolf
Tobin
Humboldt
Riant
Memorial Building
Simpson
Charles Hatfield
the Wolf
Windbreak ideas for protecting cut roses
Windbreaks help roses thrive by reducing wind exposure in summer. Satisfactory options include shrubbery borders and evergreen plantations. Even fences covered with roses or other vines can serve as protective barriers.
North Carolina apple growers warn of codling month menace
North Carolina apple growers identify codling month as the top threat to their crops, stressing its impact on yield and fruit quality. Growers urge attentive orchard management and protective measures to minimize damage and losses this season.
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North Carolina
Woman Faces Trial After Acid Attack At Home
In a tense case, a woman remains jailed unable to post a $3,000 bond. Mrs. Webb, badly burned by the acid, was discharged from hospital with doctors uncertain she would recover sight in one eye.
Amelia Plans Journey to Mexico City and New York
Amelia Earhart, the only woman to fly two oceans, announced preparations for two nonstop flights. She aims to depart within days for a Mexico City run in about 13 or 14 hours, then continue nonstop to New York if weather and new radio compasses cooperate.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
Mexico
D. F
New York
Mexico Capital
Miss Earhart
Tornadoes and hail sweep through central Oklahoma
Severe weather moves across Kay and Blackwell areas with a small tornado destroying a farm home three miles west of Blackwell injuring Mrs Clarence Mays and leaving three children unharmed. The twister damaged a Blackwell home lifted a hangar roof and toppled two barns. Ponca City reports extensive hail damage.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kay County
Clarence Mays
Blackwell
Ponca City
Kansas City Leads U S in Gained Clearings Week Ended April 17
Kansas City banks reported total clearings of 85.134 million for the week ending April 17, a gain of about 8 million from the prior week and 14.5 million above the same week last year, a 20.3 percent rise per Dun and Bradstreet. Meanwhile Kansas speakers William Allen White and Senator Arthur Capper are set to appear on the American Fireside series Sunday April 21 at 9 30 p.m. on Station aN.
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U. S
Kansas City
United States
Dun & Brad Street
New Orleans
Detroit
Kansas
Network Two
William Allen White
Arthur Capper
Mary Barkoff Pippert obituary highlights Kansas life
Mary Barkoff Pippert born in Holland October 17 1848 died April 3 1935 at 86 years 5 months 17 days. She moved to Muscatine Iowa as a child then Wilton Iowa where she married John C Pippert March 24 1866. The couple moved to a Worden Kansas farm near Worden and helped establish the Worden Evangelical church.
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Mary Barkoff Pippert
Holland
America
Muscatine
Iowa
Wilton
John C. Pippert
Kansas
Worden
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Mexico City
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Heather Angel
Lyle Talbot
Spencer Tracy
SKY Devils
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Bargain Theatre
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Richard DIX
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Ace of All Outdoor Stars
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