Music contest results bright at Emporia State Teachers clash
Emporia Kansas April 24 bands orchestras and singing groups from Class A B C CC gathered for the annual high school music contest hosted by Emporia State Teachers College. Results list class CC orchestras from Minneapolis and Stafford highly superior while Roosevelt Emporia and other schools show top marks in girls and mixed choirs and bands across several classes.
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Emporia
Kan
Emporia States Teachers College
Buffalo
Patricide
Americus
Roosevelt
Admire
LaHarpe
Stafford
Minneapolis
Baldwin
Marquette
Madison
Glee Cru
Nortonville
Williamsburg
Richmond
Suneri Reading
Pomona
Virgil
Lebo
Quincy
Dwight
Lalarpe
Tumbeldt
Goat
Glee Club
Cliss CC
Minnesapolis
Wimera
Canton
Mario
Orurze City
Washington
Sterling
Pond
Hillshoro
Superior
Osage City
Waterville
Hamilton
Ban
Partridge
Toronto
Glee Clu
Ing
Colony
LiHarne
Benedict
Latharpe
Pawnee Rock
Anage
Neosha Rapids
Good
Newton
Winfield
The
Neodesha
Hutchinson
Council Grove
Grenola
Meetings Time and Place Note for Farm Treasurer
The schedule lists meeting times and locations with cryptic farm references. It notes a $530 amount tied to John Mathes farm and an 11 06 p m Merle Caiman farm 7 reference, with indications of directions north of Springs.
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John Mathes
1 Springs
Merle Caiman
Farm locations and times on Highway 1 West of Lawrence
The schedule lists farm locations and times: Kulen area west of Lawrence on Highway 1 at 1:00 p m. H B Egatts farm 1 mile south on Highway 5%. 7:30 p m The Flags farm halfway and 1 mile north of Vinland. 4:00 p m Claude Yakle farm 2 miles south and 1 mile east of Baldwin.
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Kulen
Lawrence
H. B. Egatts
Vinland
Claude Yakle
Baldwin
Strange Malady Strikes Georgia School Children
In Columbus, Georgia, 19 students and a teacher fell ill at East Highlands grammar school. Authorities investigated mass hysteria, poison theories, and cafeteria leaks with no decisive cause found. One pupil reported a smell before losing sight, and most children recovered quickly at home or hospital.
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Columbus
UPI
East Highlands Grammar School
Curry
Hold on Puff Rope Rescue Scene With Crocodile Watcher
A tense moment unfolds as Alice yells hold on and tosses Puff a rope. Puff struggles to grip the slippery line while a large crocodile observes the scene, adding danger to the attempted rescue.
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Alice
Puff
Married couples listed for licenses in Topeka and KC
Marriage licenses issued at the courthouse include Julian F. Seal and Freeda Louise Wesley both of Topeka and Calvin A. Johnson and Marie D. Falke both of Kansas City Missouri. In a separate ceremony, at the courthouse yesterday afternoon, Probate Judge L H Menger joined Margaret M Evilsisor and Robert S Grimes both of Topeka.
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Court House
Julian F. Seal
Freeda Louise Wesley
Topeka
Calvin A. Johnson
Marie D. Falke
Kansas City, MO
Robert S. Grimes
Margaret M. Evilsisor
L. H. Menger
Cooler Saturday Foretold for Kansas by Meteorologist
Topeka Apr 24 S D Flora federal meteorologist predicted cool weather with no rain across Kansas tonight and Saturday. Light frost possible in extreme north, little damage expected. Temperatures to reach the sixties tomorrow with a cool north wind. No rain in Kansas last 24 hours, slight sprinkles in Colorado and Nebraska. Tonight lows dip to lower thirties in north and 45 to 50 in the south.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Colorado
Nebras
Extension engineer to hold terracing meetings in Douglas county
Harold E. Stover extension engineer of Kansas State College will lead a series of terracing meetings in Douglas county on Monday April 27. Five meetings will be held on farms across the county inviting all farmers interested in terracing to attend.
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Harold E. Stover
Kansas State College
Douglas County
Landon Leads Republican Hope In Kansas Rally
Alfred M. Landon sticks to Kansas roots as Republican factions praise his campaign in state conventions. Delegations at Cleveland June may pledge more to London than any rival, with Landon seen as a middle western asset. His budget balancing stance aligns with party views and he survived 1932 and 1934 landslides. If not nominated, his managers plan to push for the ticket in the farm belt.
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Alfred M. Landon
Assorits Press
Kansas
Cleveland
London
Middle West
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LETHA_HARPER
Dodge City
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Harper
Georgia
Lateran
Ae Worter
Phillips
Phill
State
the—— Political Front
Florence
Charles Tucker
Seckary
Buster Brown
802 Mass
Hamilton Shoe Store
Mass
Whitman
Johnston's
Julia King
Marie Astor
Tae Fitch
Jergen
Vick
Rankin
Johnson Auto
Johnson
Shoney
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