Lawrence High Entrants Enter Emporia Music Contest
Lawrence High School entrants in the Emporia music contest travel this week to compete in solo events. Evelyn Swarthout and Helen Stockwell lead piano and violin entries, with a string trio and sight singing group joining later. Glee clubs and a mixed chorus also compete as Miss Helen Pendleton directs the Lawrence groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Clayton Lott
Evelyn Swarthout
Helen Stockwell
Emporia
Caroline Rob House
Kathrine
Kauli
Evelyn. Swarthout
Helen Harman
Halen Stockwell
Anford Skilton
Lawrence
Helen Pendleton
Tie Senior High School
Glee Club
Ka BS City
Ken
Deaths and Funerals of Chase Algernon Sidney Chase
Chase Algernon Sidney Chase aged 86 years two months and five days died at home 125 Park Street apt 86. A Civil War veteran and longtime Mason thirty third degree holder he served as probate judge in Ellsworth Kansas before moving to Lawrence. Survived by widow two children and four grandchildren with funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm from the Wank chapel and Oak Hill cemetery burial. Masonic and Roge Croix services planned.
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Algernon’ . Chase
Algernon Sidney. Chase
Park-street
Apt
Boston
England
Emall
New York City
Maria R. Simonds
Kansas
Ellsworth
Chase
Lawrence
Chicago
New York Zouaves
West Point
Chase Fiano Company
Ohio
Clarence 5. Chase
Kansas City
Will Spicer
This City
William Spicer
Miriam R. Spicer
Harriett
Barbara Chase
Wm. H. Eastman
George 20
Foster
David M. Horkman
Rufus Melvin
David Passant
Oak Hil
Four Men Fined in Police Court for Speeding
Four men facing speeding charges were fined in Police Court by Police Chief C. H Daugherty. Harman Flinn and FH Young er paid $5 each for speeding on West Seventh and West Layent streets. George Florence also fined $5 for speeding on Sharp Street. Oliver Barnes forfeited $10 bond for failure to appear. Orville Burnett's careless driving case was postponed to Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H Daugherty
Harman Flinn
West Seventh Street
Springer
West Layent Street
Younger
George Florence
L Spencer Boyd
Orville Burnett
Mackie Returns to Chicago as Gorgas Institute Rep
David C Mackie returns to Chicago after two days in Lawrence with his parents Mr and Mrs George Mackie He now serves as a national field representative for the Gorgas Memorial Institute of Tropical and Preventive Medicine with offices in the Wrigley Building The institute founded in 1921 memorializes William Crawford Gorgas for yellow fever control and tropical disease research before the Panama Canal building era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Mackie
Chicago
Lawrence
George . Mackie
Gorgas Memorial Institute of Tropical and Preventive Medicine
Wrig-ley
William Crawford
Panama Canal
Ganal
Gorgas
United States
Henry Cowell Lecture Recital At Central Auditorium
Henry Cowell, renowned pianist composer from Los Angeles, arrives from New York for a 4 pm lecture recital at the Central Administration auditorium. A sizable crowd was expected. The program includes several of his own compositions and his tone clusters variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cowell
Central “Administration
Bank Robbery at Havana State Bank in Kansas
Three bandits robbed the Havana State Bank in Havana Kansas taking about 11300. Two men entered the bank while a younger blond youth of about 18 acted behind the cage. They forced officials and a customer into the vault and escaped in an Essex coach with a Kansas license plate 29846. Postmaster Lindley fired at the fleeing car, the sack was dropped then retrieved, and the bandits sped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Kan
Kansas
Arian Jr
John Keillashier
Leil Coile
Independence
Steem
Kgil
Lindley
Red Belt Paris to Host May Day Demos Brightly
Paris April 30 AP says the red belt will be the liveliest spot in Europe for May Day demonstrations with claims of a “real affair” since 1920. French communists promise a major event while police vow to limit violence. Brussels and Warsaw expect parades and protests as other European cities prepare.
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Paris
Europe
Depuies
M. Chiappe
Brussels
Warsaw
Workers of Belgium
Poland
Mussolini
Foundation
Rome
Germany
Hyde Park
Lyndon Bank Closes Under State Authority
The Lyndon Farmers Union Bank of Lyndon Kansas a private bank was closed this morning by order of its partners and the state banking department with no reason given for the closure. The bank organized July 4 1926 had 16000 capital 54774 loans and discounts 49774 deposits and 10000 rediscounted. J T Adams served as president and partners included C C Bell Andrew Hagstrom George W Anderson E J Bullard. L B E Mauchy deputy state bank commissioner was placed in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeks
Lyndon Farmers ’Union Bank
Lyndon
Kans
State Banking’ Department
Kansas
Farmers Union
State Supreme Court
State Banking Department
Roy~ J. Bone
J. T. Adams
Andrew Hagstrom
George W. Anderson
E. J. Bullard
Adams
L. BE
Mauchy
Rotary Club hears fine arts program during Music Week
At the regular Rotary Club meeting, a Music Week program was presented featuring Katheryne Langmade with two numbers and an encore, violin solo by Waldemar Geltch, and Dean Swarthout on piano. Henry Cowell spoke on new harmony and rhythm, describing his works Side of Manaunaun and The Wailing Banshee, noting the shift in beauty standards and the growth of the new from the old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rottary Club
Deat
School ‘of Fine Arts
Donald
M.swarthout
Katheryne Langmade
G. al
David
Miss Langmade
Waldemar
Geltch
Coltenet
Rotarians
Dean Swarthout
Henry Cowell
Sand
San Francisco
New York
Lawrence
West ‘Coast
Crowell
Manaunaun
Inspectors to visit University ROTC units
Major General Andrew Hero chief of the coast artillery will inspect the University ROTC tomorrow during his annual tour. He briefed at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan today and learned Major Ray C. Baird of Omaha will arrive Wednesday for the University ROTC inspection spanning Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Hero, Tulane and West Point graduate, served in France in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hero
Coast Artillery
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ray C. Baird
Omaha
Neb
University
R. O.T
Hero
Isa
Tulane University
West Point Military Academy
France
Poincare Wins French Vote as Moderates Back Stabilizing Plan
Paris April 30 AP France's supporters endorsed Premier Raymond Poincaire and his plan to stabilize the franc with a comfortable parliamentary backing. final results show moderates with 306 seats, socialists radicals and communists 387. radicals lose seats. Blum defeated by Duc. Garchery Fournier Marty among losses. Poincare aims to tackle floating debt via interior loan after consensus with bankers.
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Paris
France
Igs
Raymond Poincaire
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Union
Ier
Leon Blum
Socialist Party
Jacques Duc- 5
Commmunists
Jean Garchery
Albert Fournier
Valliant-Coutrier
André Marty
Bank of France
Lindy Takes Plane on Last Air Trip
Charles A. Lindbergh flew the Spirit of St Louis on its final flight from Lambert Field to Washington to be enshrined at the Smithsonian. The plane, flown by Lindbergh, has logged about 40 000 miles in many countries, marking the end of an era in his celebrated flying career. Fishing season opens in the North as trout anglers prepare for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh Throu
New-York-to-Paris
United States
Fourth DeMayo trial begins in Kansas City
In Kansas City on April 30 AP reports the fourth trial selection for Frank DeMayo known as the bootleg king and his lieutenant Robert Carnahan began in federal district court. Also Washington orders lease investigation into the Salt Creek oil field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMayo
Kansas” City
Frank
Alteged
King
Robert Carnahan
Federal‘ District
Washington
Creek
Senate
Oskaloosa Notes Highlight Family, Theater and Church Life
In Oskaloosa Fred Smith visited Eudora to see his axed mother Mrs Mary Smith as the daughter faced shame. A birthday party honored W D Monroe, who turned 80, with friends James Mains James Snader James Mint Jo Ed Clark James Morrow B F Pinton A My Hannah Ava B Mrs Clark and Mrs Abe Gilbert helping serve. The De Luxe theater presented several shows last week with a magician after the feature. Mr and Mrs M C Zimmerman visited their daughter Mrs Plarks in Lone Tree. Mrs Walter Clark hosted her niece Mrs James Fair Vehild of Detroit. While Iva Ross and family traveled to Lawrence, their brooder house burned, losing 250 baby chicks. Local residents attended events at De Soto and Richmond, with various visits and spring sales noted. The April meeting of the Methodist W M S met at Mrs Stout’s home with Miss Addie Mains hosting. plans for a May thank offering were discussed. Sundry visits and social gatherings at Oskaloosa are recorded along with church activities and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Eudora
Mary Smith
Carl Nies
W-D. Monroe
Monroe
James Mains
James Snader
James Mint
Jo -Ed Clark
James Morrow
B. F
Walter Clark
James Fair- Vehild
Detroit
Mich
Iva Ross
Lone- Tree
Lawrence
Lee Cross
de Soto
Ahrens
Cross
Floyd Clark
L. E. Graves
Atchison
Marjorie Wirshaar
Walker Goleman
Sherman Robinson
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Kircher
Phinney
Black, Waugh
Luch
Mae Nincehella
Kannakad
Memorial Hospital
Katherine Welter
Williamstown
John Robinson
Abe
Harry
Ae Elwood
Vena
Polanberger
Will
Lure
John Vigers
M.S
Stout
Sarah Robison
Reid Alexander
Topeka
Oskaloosa
Leslie Waggoner
Mel Brown
Harvey. Hawk
Della Kyle
the Presbyterian Missionary: Society
Addie Mains
Marks‘ McCreighty
Kate Morrow
Olathe
Frank McClelland
A. J.simon
Roy Johnston
McGreight
Sam Grawford
Fern Crawford
Methodist Sunday School
Louisa Lambert
Kansas Power Company
Oskaloosa Study Club
Morscoe Hamas
Jesson
Charles Noble
Frank Mayer
Sunday School Week Observances and Church Notices
Sunday school notes reflect attendance goals for Mother’s Day March 18 with an aim for a large crowd and a music week emphasis. Reports cover sermons by Rev. Charles A. Richar at the church, Unitarian reflections on labor and unity, revival progress at the Assembly of God, Baptist Music Week activities, and Sunday school growth at Trinity Lutheran and other local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian “Church
University
Hove
Mar
Morrison
Charles A. Richar
Clive
Peeple
Presbyterian Church Sewing Circle Plans All Day Meeting
A social circle of the First Presbyterian Church holds an all day sewing meeting on Thursday May 3 at the home of Mrs F Rankin 11012 Machusetta Street beginning at 1 o clock with Mrs Rankin as chair. Four groups of about fifty women are organized with chairs Rankin Mack Span and Cramton. Forum meetings of Westminster Union continue through May 20. Rev William H Butler delivers a sermon stressing Christs humanity and divinity and the churchs duty to strive for perfection.
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Baés
Rankin
Ales
Je. Mack
Mra. C
W. Span
Theodore Cramton Hach
Nicera
Bea
Gillis
Garnett
Phi Lambayma
Presbyterian
Activitea
Ty Annetté Leonard
Lawrence
Sudenc-Union
Westminster Hall
Christ
Church of Christ
East Lawrence Bible class meets at 1001 Connecticut street
The East Lawrence Bible class will meet at 1001 Connecticut street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Lloyd Siroky entertained with a birthday party for her little daughter Gulamae Siroky, age six, on Saturday afternoon with games and refreshments. Flor ence Thornton and Miss Willardean Harner were among the guests. other children named include Lorraine Bailey Helen Sample Marjorie Konziger Margaret Adams Betty Jones Alice Harmon Iva Lee Horney Marian Bleisner Marcella McKay Barbara Doake Dorothy Wilson Mary B. Whitcomb Rosie May Volder Margaret Bolinger and Dorothy Newcomb. A music program preceded the G A R- Women’s Relief Corps observance. The hall was decorated with ferns and spring flowers. about one hundred guests were entertained. Mrs. E R Learned visited Kansas City for a luncheon at Mrs. Poindexter’s home before the D A R meeting. Also, Jennie Van Epps of Tonganoxie paid a $16.65 fine for two bad checks in Justice Stevens’ court.
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East Lawrence
Connecticut Street
Lloyd’ Siroky
Prairie Street
Gulamae ™ Siroky
Mt Thsorgs
Florence Thornton
Willardean ‘Harner
Blaze Damages Home in Arkansas Street Fire
Fire damaged a residence at 180 Arkansas Street early today. Delays occurred as firefighters were told a different location, delaying about fifteen minutes. The blaze started in the kitchen with most of the house affected before it was extinguished. A hydrant was about 400 feet away, ducting extended hose lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Eliot
Arkansas
Crop Outlook Reports Mixed In Kansas Wheat
The USDA and Kansas board of agriculture report southern Kansas wheat improves while northern areas worsen. Alfalfa first cut is very poor, having been damaged repeatedly. fruit outlook is the poorest in years with peaches plums apricots and spear crops nearly a total loss. Ripening apples in the northeast may yield a half crop if frost stays away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansag State
Board of Agriculture
Mrs Atkinson Hosts Guests From Greenville and More
Mr and Mrs Harold Davali welcome guests in Kansas City. Mrs S W Atkinson and Mrs John Myers of Greenville spend several days visiting. The note records social hosting and weekend hospitality among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold. Davali
Kansas City
S.W Atkinson
Prisoners Taken to State Penitentiary at Lansing
Three county prisoners were moved to the state penitentiary in Lansing this morning by undersheriff Bob Rutherford and deputies from Clinton. Named inmates James Jackson Arnold Perry and Fred Berge were sentenced to serve from five to years for auto theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Bob Rutherford
Chester
Baldwin
Clinton
James
Jackson
Arnold
Perry
eFred Berge
Floyd Lawrence Improves After Surgery at Memorial
Floyd Lawrence city clerk is reported rapidly improving after an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital. Bart Day, injured when his automobile overturned near Lecompton, is also recovering, with attendants reporting progress this morning. Mrs. Stewart of Salt Lake City is visiting her mother, and Ms. Rutherford is noted in local mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lawrence
Floyd
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Bart Day
Lecompton
MS. Stewart
Salt Lake ‘City
Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell was Right
The article describes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a lifelong baseline treatment for constipation and related ailments. It touts its mild laxative herbs with pepsin, claiming safety for children and general health benefits, endorsing its use over stronger drugs. It notes a long-standing market presence since 1892 and offers free sample bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Caldwell
Caldwell
Caldiwell
Dr. Caldwell
Nennie
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Miss Pearl Carpenter
Jennie van Epps
R. B Stevens
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