Brothers Invent Musical Devices Explains Piano Tech
The Miessner brothers Otto and Benjamin develop affordable music aids. An electronic piano rivals a grand in tone and cost, with portable features and earphone practice. Their Melody Bells Rhyth O Phone and Phonoscope aid rhythm, harmonies, and score study in schools.
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Otto Miessner
Benjamin F. Miessner
Department of
K. U
B. F. Miessner
New York
Miessner
Don Quixote
Pete
Waits 30 Years for Divorce in Kansas City
Mrs. Lucinda Elizabeth Miller seeks a divorce from Edward Miller after 30 years of separation. Married in 1892, she says he has not returned and has abandoned her since 1909. The petition cites abandonment as the grounds.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lucinda Elizabeth Miller
Edward
Miller
Mars May Harbor Vegetation Says Astronomer
London reports Dr H Spencer Jones of the Royal Observatory says Mars appears to show vegetation based on recent Earth approach data. Observers note heavy polar snow, enlarged dark areas near a polar ice cap, and thaw nourished plant growth as evidence from Lowell and South Africa studies.
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London
Mars
H. Spencer Jones
Royal Observatory
Earth
Jones
E. C. Slipher
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
South Africa
Rev D L Turnbough to Preach at Union Service
Rev D L Turnbough will preach at a union service in South Park Sunday at 7:45 with Romans 6 23 as the text. Assistants include Dr Robert A Hunt Olin Brigman Rev Arthur E Ward and Rev W L Post. Music by Miss Ruth Clark. rain location First Christian church.
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D. L. Turnbough
South Park
Robert A. Hunt
Olin Brigman
Arthur E. Ward
W. L. Post
Ruth Clark
The
Friends Church
First Christian Church
Nuckles Stars in Comedy of Errors at University Theatre
Rolla Nuckles, KU speech instructor and son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Nuckles of 1133 Vermont St, plays Antipholus of Syracuse in Charles Vance’s The Comedy of Errors opening Wednesday for a four day run at the University theatre in Evanston Illinois. The Northwestern non musical production aims for brisk pacing and vivid color as it follows two twin sets entangled in comic mix ups. This is the final production of the theatre’s 17 show summer series.
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Rolla Nuckles
K. U
T. O. Nuckles
Vermont Street
Pat
Syracuse
Northwestern
Mr. Nuckles
University Theatre
Aviator admits shooting woman in Long Beach case
Det Lieut Frank Jaggers said Fred H Little 45 an aviation plant employee confessed to killing Mrs Mamie Leone Moore 43 of Denison Texas last Friday night He said she grabbed his revolver in his car and shot him then he shot her three times and left her body in a Long Beach park Little was in a hospital for bullet extraction after police say he was shot and kidnapped by two robbers earlier.
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Los Angeles
Frank Jaggers
Fred H. Little
Mamie Leone Moore
Denison
Tex
Little
Jagers
Mrs. Moore
Long Beach
Religious notices and services listed for several churches
A long listing of church locations pastors service times and topics across First Church of Christ, Scientist Holloway hall Free Methodist Emmanuel Lutheran St Luke A M E St James A M E Assembly of God and others with Sunday school times morning worship and special topics.
Church Notices and Upcoming Events At Plymouth Congregational
Community church notices invite all to a Friday August 11 picnic social with ice cream and cake for five cents each profits to the church. Summer services paused till September 3. Christian Institute class meets September 3 at 1 45 pm on The Spirit of Happiness. Trinity Lutheran and Valley Grove Endeavor share worship notes with speakers and musical offerings scheduled through the week.
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Christian Institute
Maine Street
Stella Langford
Summer church services and programs in Duncan churches
The article lists multiple Duncan church activities with ministers and schedule details. First Evangelical at Tenth and Connecticut holds worship at 9:00 and Sunday school at 11:00, plus notices about Forest Park Topeka summer assembly. First Christian with Harold Barr and Meta Clarkson hosts unified services 9:30 to 11:00 and a guest sermon by Edwin F. Price. Union services planned at South Park and Presbyterian church. Church of God at 1101 New Jersey Street led by W. L. Post. First Baptist at Eighth and Kentucky lists a unified summer schedule with meditation, worship, organ works, and a 10:20 to 11:00 church school, plus union services for youth. United Brethren at Seventeenth and Vermont details 9:45 Sunday school led by Harold Brown.
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First Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Jackson Building
Free Methodist Church
Twelfth
Connecticut Streets
D. L. Turnbough
J. E. Wade
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky Streets
W. W. Stoeppelworth
St. Luke
M. J. Campbell
Minnie Lucas
Assembly of God
Rhode Island
P. D. Pittman
Miss Walker
Christ
Brother Jackson
Johnson
Jesse Jackson
Friends Church
Delaware
Dillon
Pearle Wooten
A. B. Commons
Bertha White
Duncan McGregor
First Evangelical Church
South Park
Duncan
First Christian Church
Harold G. Barr
Meta M. Clarkson
H. F. Holtzclaw
Edwin F. Price
Andantino
Frank
Handel
Kathleen Robson
Wely
Union Young People
Church of God
Church of Christ
New Jersey Street
W. L
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
Howard IE. Koelb
Charles W. Thomas
Wade W. Pierce
Paul CC. Rankin
Rankin
Thomas
Joe van Sickle
Paris Angelicum
Franck
Larghetto
Boellman
Salome
Presbyterian Church
Church calendar lists sermons and activities at Ninth Street church
The community church announces worship services led by EH Kardatzke with sermons on peace and holiness, plus midweek prayer, Sunday school attendance above 110 in July, and a busy schedule including Evangelistic service The missionary society seeks donated clothing for needy children with contact number 2638R for pickup
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Church of God Eleventh
New Hampshire
E. Kardatzke
Christian Crusaders
Christian Workers
Ralph McCall
Bowtens
Sixth
Missouri
Missionary Society of the Church
Foursquare Gospel Tent Revival on Seventh Street
Revival evangelistic services led by Rev. Harry P. Wilson and Rev. Betty H. Wilson at the Foursquare Gospel Tent on Seventh and Missouri streets. Sunday 7 45 p m features a musical program and an illustrated sermon titled The Seven Barriers to Hell. Meetings continue nightly except Saturday.
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Missouri Streets
Harry P. Wilson
Betty H. Wilson
Hell
First Methodist Church Service and Personnel
Morning worship at 8 30 led by minister Robert A Hunt with Edwin F Price as Wesley Foundation minister. Dorothy Enlow Miller organist directs music. Prelude Andante Beethoven and Elijah Mendelssohn pieces. Sermon Man's Major Experience by Dr Robert A Hunt. Postlude Russian March Scotson Clark. Church school 9 45 with R C Laessig superintendent. Union Park service at 7345 to join.
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First Methodist Church
Tenth and
Vermont Streets
Robert A. Hunt
Edwin F. Price
Wesley Foundation
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Beethoven
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Frank Denison
Priere
Thomas
Robert .A. Hunt
Scotson Clark
R. C. Laessig
Union Park Service
First Presbyterian Church Service and Programs
Ninth and Vermont streets ministers Theodore H. Astman and Newton A. Peck lead morning worship at 11 with sermon on Hope in Failure. Church school at 9 45 and all departments in session. Mrs C W Straffon plays organ and directs summer music.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont Streets
Theodore H. Astman
C. W. Straffon
Newton A. Peck
Pleasanton church concert and union park services announced
A Pleasanton note lists a church organ program by Maestoso and Come Unto Him with Dunn and Patten, followed by Elevation In Major and Improvisation in C. At 6:30 a joint young people's league meets at First Presbyterian with guest speaker Mr. Houston of Bell Music Co. All students invited. At 7:45 Union park services at South Centenary Methodist Church Fourth and Elm streets led by Pastor C. J. Knox.
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Pleasanton
Maestoso
MacDowell
Dunn
Don Patten el Ti
Eertory
Saint-Saens
Judassohn
Young People’s League
First Presbyterian Church
Houston
The
Bell Music Co
Union Park Services
South
Worship Services and Astronomy Class Notices
The notice outlines a 10 50 worship service with a sermon A People Without a Song by the minister and an 8 o clock evening union service at Centenary with Rev Comstock. Epworth League intermediate and junior leagues meet at 7 00 and a monthly official meeting is set for 8. University of Kansas astronomy students plan 3 a m planet viewing with Prof N W Storer to show Jupiter and Saturn from the KU observatory.
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North Lawrence
Centenary Methodist Church
Comstock
Clarkie “R. Vawter
Wichita Falls
Tex
Epworth
N. W. Storer
Jupiter
Saturn
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Northwestern University
Sioux City
Harold Holmberg
Holmberg
Rover
Dusty Rhodes
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Holloway Hall
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Streets
St. James A. M. E. Church
Seventh and
Maple Streets
North Frence
Noble Lee
A. R. Fox
J. N. Goddard
Vinland Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph F. King
Alice Moncrieff
Valley Grove
Lawrence Smith
Jesus
God
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth and
Charles A. Puls
A. G. Sabol
Porathy Enlow Miller
M. L. Butcher
Extase
Ganne
MacDermid
Ruth Hopkins
Lohengrin
Wagner
United Brethren
Vermont
Arthur Ward
Harold Brown
Children’s Divi
Douglas County Hatcheries
the Dead End’ Kids
Margaret Lindsay
Ronald Reagan
Stanley Fields
X-Tra
Robt
Benchley
How To Eat
Musical News
Hardy Pictures
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Lewis Stone
Mickey
Rooney
Fay Holden
W. S. Ven Dyéett
Sion
Walter Woodcock
Catarah
Round Corner Drug Company
Tombstone
Arizona
Wyatt Earp
Randolph Scott
Nancy Kelly
Cesar Romero
Binnie
Barnes John Carradine
N Technicolor
Gene
Sue Alay
Ulin
Colorane
KMBC
Texas Rangers
Mam Erenas Yee
Elm Tayy
Judy Garland
Mary Astor
Walter Pidgeon
Fourth and Elm Streets
C. J. Knox
Journal-World
University of Kansas
Arrow Sports
Arrow
Tay
Lawrence
Post Office
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