Comedy Revival Pleases Kansas Audience in Fraser Theater
The Kansas Players offered Plautus comedy The Two Menaechmuses in Fraser Theater to a large audience. Two real brothers Burt and Jim Hammers played the twins, with a cast including Frances Wilson and Rosemary Jo Wentworth. The performance also featured a prologue by Robert Calderwood and a preceding one act titled The Younger Generation A. D. 50 showing Rome’s parental concern for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Kansas Players
Robert Calderwood
George Callahan
Titus Maccius Plautus
Burt
Jim Hammers
Columbus
Kawati
Epidamnus
Frances Wilson
Allen Crafton
Rosemary Jo Wentworth
Jack Feist
Mary Hart
B. F. Tegarden
Loren Kennedy
James Callahan
Charles Stultz
Fred Epps
Rome
Gilmer Reynolds
Kenneth Kell
Rolla Nuckles
John Buehler
Margaret, Huggins
Jean Arbuckle
Elizabeth’ Ice
Labette county deputies pay cut approved
Labette county commissioners authorized reductions of 10 to 20 dollars monthly for deputies and county road patrolmen, saving about 4100 dollars annually in the county payroll. Other items note an Emporia recital at the 20th annual inter scholastic contest and road project bids in southeastern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Labette County
Emporia
Emporia ‘Teachers College
Iona Mull
Great Bend
Kansas Board of Trade
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Federal Farm Board
Kansas City
Thomas E. Groomer
Groomer
Health buttons awarded to Quincy pupils at program
Quincy school pupils were presented health buttons at a program. A total of 106 children received nine point buttons, with 52 earning six to eight points. Byron L. Donmyrer spoke on health, nurse Miss Electar Kindlesperger gave a talk, and Maud Ellsworth led a chalk health talk. Lincoln and Tinckney pupils were to receive health talks. New York program scheduled for this afternoon. Dr W C McConnell to present awards. Health programs to be held at Allaster Woodlawn and Cordrey tomorrow at 10, 1, and 1:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Byron L. Donmyrer
Electar Kindlesperger
Maud Ellsworth
Art
Lincoln
Tinckney
Tong Ae
Br. W. C. McConnell
cAllaster
Woodlawn
Cordrey
Runaway Boy Found by Sheriff Near Tonganoxie
Sheriff Jack Dunkley and County Attorney R B Stevens traced a 16 year old runaway, Oscar McPheeters of Baldwin, after he left home on a bicycle from near the White School House north of Lawrence. Deputy Turner arrested him east of Tonganoxie. bicycle returned to Emil Heck. McPheeters was placed in the county jail. Mrs J D McPheeters of Baldwin had called seeking her son, who was then found safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dunkley
Oscar McPheeters
Baldwin
McPheeters
Emil Heck
White School House
Lawrence
Dunksey
R. B. Stevens
Kansas City
Tonga- Tee
Dunkley
Tonganoxie
Leonard Turner
Leavenworth County
Turner
J. D. McPheeters
Unpleasant Outlook for Kansas Weather Forecast
Topeka April 28 AP Kansas spring weather stayed dreary with showers and cool temperatures. Western regions saw frost, while eastern areas remained above freezing. Southwest Kansas received welcome moisture. highs 55 to 60 in many areas with lows near 30 in the northwest and 45 to 50 in the east. Last night brought another western frost. Ind., Winfield, and Goodland noted cool conditions and a 64 degree high yesterday. Snow fell in Wyoming and South Dakota as northerly winds persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Independence
Winfield
Wyoming
South Dakota
Fashion Review By Red Circle Girls At North Lawrence
A fashion show featuring old and new styles will be held at 8 30 tonight in the First Baptist church of North Lawrence. The Red Circle Girls, two junior missionary group, present an informal party scene with an old fashioned bathing suit as a special feature. Musical numbers will be provided by Mrs Bennie Bozeman a KU student.
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First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
Red Circle Girls
Bennie Bozeman
K. U
All Day Affair and Tuberculosis Clinic Lead Local Events
Dr. F. a Taylor chairs an all day event with a 6 o'clock supper in the church basement followed by a fashion review. A tuberculosis clinic, under Douglas County Tuberculosis Association, moves to the old city hall second floor, starting at 9 o'clock with Dr. C. F. Taylor in charge due to crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A Taylor
Old City Hall
Douglas County ‘Tuberculosis Association
C. F. ‘Taylor
State Hospital
Norton
Excelsior Community News Highlights Local Events
George Bechtel moved cattle to Charley Dyker pasture Monday forenoon. Families and neighbors gathered at various homes including Chester Gibson and John Gibson in Centropolis. The Pleasant Hour Circle met with prize winners Ruth Dyker first and Joe Lauer second. Excelsior School closed Friday with a large dinner and attendance certificates awarded. Various visits and travels among the Gastrock, Gibson, Flory, Haas, Dyer, Maranville, and Gilliland families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bechtel
Charley Dyker
Walter Pohl
Ernest Pohl
Daughster
Chester Gibson
Ruth Dyker
Joe Lauer
Pearl Flory
Orphan Flora
Etta Gibson
Conrad Gastrock
John Gibson
Centropolis
Mabel
Marie Maranville
Topeka
Maranville
Kansas
Harry Flory
Ottawa
Charley Gilliland
Eva
Mabel Haas
Baldwin
Maude Maranville
Son
Elsmere Gastrock
Naomi Gastrock
Kenneth Montgomery
Thelma Dyer
Etta Montgomery
Maxine Dyer
Buddy Flora
Glen Gilliland
la Vergne Flora
Lucille Dyer
Gerald Kirchner
Will Peffly
Smith
Earl Haas
Alma Jean
Billy Earl
Kansas City
Kan
Dave Heffner
Albert Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
George Unger
L. W
Pohl Family Guests At Chester Gibson Home
Mr and Mrs Ernest Pohl and daughter Laurine were Sunday dinner guests at the Chester Gibson home. Herman Pohl and Ralph, Orvil and Eunice Pohl were afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pohl
Herman Pohl
Laurine
Chester, Gibson
Ralph, Orvil
Eunice Pohl
Clinton Belvoir Clinton Belvoir Examinations and Birthday Gathering
Twenty nine took final examinations at Clinton on April 16 with students from Mound West Fairview Belvoir Clinton Barber Bloomington No 4 Culver Old Belvoir present. Fourteen attended April 23 with Miss Shuster and Miss Rooks in charge. Mrs Jack Gibler hosted Irene Gibler twelfth birthday party with guests Frank Smith Adine Johnson Bruce Harrell Eileen Johnson Arthur Johnson Dorothy Woodward Howard Woodward Vivian Hout Allen Hout William Tarpy Darrell Gibler Jack Gibler Kathryn Gibler. Belvoir school closed Friday April 22 with basket dinner and program to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Mound
West Fairview
Belvoir
Barber
Bloomington
Culver
Old Belvoir
Miss Shuster
Miss Rooks
Jack Gibler
Irene
Frank Smith
Adine Johnson
Bruce Harrell
Eileen Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Dorothy Woodward
Howard Woodward
Vivian Hout
Allen Hout
William Tarpy
Darrell Gibler
Jack
Kathryn Gibler
Kansan Geraldine McGee visits Tonganoxie kin and wedding news
Miss Geraldine McGee of Kansas City visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs D G Keister for the weekend. Miss Frances Wenger, formerly of Tonganooxie now of Kansas City, wed Walter Morrow of Kansas City on April 16. Mrs E Wenger of Victory Junction, Tonganooxie, announced the marriage. Miss Hawkins discharged after appendicitis at Providence hospital Kansas City Kan returned home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine McGee
Kansas City
D. G. Keister
Mary Ellen Hawkins
Providence Hospital
Kan
E. Wenger
Aff
Victory
Mertz Family Visits Kansas City After Sunday Trip
Mrs. William Mertz and her daughter Eva and son Billy traveled to Kansas City to visit her mother Mrs. Belle Walleh. A number of local couples attended a cooking demonstration Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin Wilson. Additional items note Mr and Mrs Joe Carr of Denver and Mr and Mrs Sam also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mertz
Eva
Billy
Kansas City
Belle Walleh
Charles Brady
Vance Grimes
George Warmker
W. J. Hague
Guy Grimes
Henry Mathia
John Eyerly
John Miller
Melvin Wilson
Joe Carr
Denver
Col
Sam
Allenru Rheumatism Cure Promises Lasting Relief
A bold ad touts Allenru as a cure for rheumatism neuritis neuralgia and sciatica claiming it drives out uric acid from muscles joints and tissues. The copy asserts long lasting relief without drugs opiates or brain numbing tablets and offers a money back guarantee if it fails within 48 hours.
Hoover to journey to Rapidan Camp for first real test in seven months
President Hoover plans a weekend trip to his RapidAn fishing camp in the Virginia mountains with Mrs Hoover and cabinet aides. They will fish hike and rest from work. The trip leaves Washington early Saturday and returns Sunday. The article also notes over 100 entries in the 1932 Fort Worth Scientific Anglers casting tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Virginia
Fort Worth
Tex. Scientific Anglers’ Association
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Fraser Theater
Prospect
Girls of
North Lawrence Church
T.B
Excelsior
Clinton Belvoir
Morrow
Research
Fred Papenhausen
Amelia Nirachl
John Nirschl
Walter McNab Miller
New York City
Charles Miller
John Clime
Memorial Hospital
Zellner Merc
Franklin Grounds
B. F. Morton
Leavenworth
Julia Griffiths
Chicago
Ill
M. W. Schilling
G. A Peterson
Mac Huffmann
Peterson
Ose
Agnest Carney
Bernice Maudlin
Rose Mary Holton
Alfreida Hess
Louise Davidson
John Gilliland
George Pakrete Logan Voorhess
John
Walter Zoellner
Alitia Seifert
S. J. Meaughton
Greaver Allan
Mansas City
J. G. White
Eastern Star Grand Lodge
Pittsburg
White
Eastern Star
Civic Study Club
George Lawrence
Virginia Lee
Wellington
W. C.allan
Owl Bridge Club
Burr Corlett
Chas. Corlett
W. J. Stephenson
James Farrell
Paul Sanders
Danna Sanders
Leonard Deaton
Grace Peterson
LeRoy Somers
Hilda McPherson
W. C
Alesburg
Mirs
Rolla Miller
Ed Schilling
Bridges
Reading Club
Myers Hotel
Ed Hoskins
Carrie Needham
Needham
Miss Needham
Worchester
Mass
Chas
Diathe
Maple Grove
P. E
Amos Wilson
Alicia Seifert
Ralph Cain
Ada Freienmuth
Alma
Harry Jenkins
Eudora
Vocel Study Club
Prof
W. B. Downing
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Children’s Encyclopedia
Journal-World Club
Book of Knowledge
Journal-World Club Editor
Rapidan Camp
President Hoover
Money Savers
Mises
Dani Ehamobray
Che
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