Junior High Glee Club Concert Planned
More than 100 Law Junior High pupils will perform in a Christmas concert labeled Story in Song. The program features songs and stories performed by girls and boys glee clubs directed by Miss Hazel Lymn and Thorpia Smith, with Rev. Puls and Helen Stockwell as reader and pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Junior High
Mumbers
Glee Club
C.ja. Puls
Helen Stockwell
Mildred “Teater
Margaret “Hays
Ethe
Jean Malcne
Lloyd Metzler
Tia
Clusior Keh
Hazel B. Lymn
Thorpia K. Smith
Margaret Aus- Hill
Jjane Liss
Hilda Mae Bushey
Evangeline Clark
Margaret Cleve- Mae Clevenger
Margery Dalton
Jeane Forrest
Virginia Deller
Florence Dill
Davis Dixon
Esther Eddy
Katheen Eustace
Martha Jane Foster
Ruth
Foster
Dorothy Fritzel
Frances | Funk ‘Manlie
Gustafson
Grace
Say Gild
Ruth Gress
Nancy’ Harman
Carolyn
Harper
Laura Alice Hollida
Maredry Hun
Eimaume
Ia Hunter
Eleanor Klein
Moryain Lawrence
Alberta Meinert
Maxine Mareer
Frances Mites
Muzzy
Waneta Nibarger
Enner
Mary Reagan
Dine Reynolds
Bonitie ‘Rhode
Margaret Reyer
Robert Newman
Wilbur “Pringle
Charles Rankin
Lawrence Reagan
Marcus Richardson
Robert Russell
Berry Senne
Donald Shultz
Gilbert Smith
Junior Steere
Robert Stephenson
Marvin Terry
Harold] Wampler
Layton “Weed
Arthur Zimmerman
Paul Zimmerman
Don Gilkisoh
Myrl Bratton
Robert Laster
Cima
Wilton
Battls Tobon
Bethlehem
Luther—Bors
Wilson
Daunlenilaly
Afing
Orient Ara
Highardsen
Walleavens
Weil Manies
Jace Knotts
Tgiris
iGiee Clu
Resigned Woman Faces Ten Year Prison Sentence
Mrs Margaret E SMRS Lil liprualh, convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of her husband Dr William Ljilliendahl, prepares to begin a ten year term at a New Jersey state prison. She will stay with her 8-year-old son Alfred at a county jail before transfer to Trenton for the sentence. A Christmas party and dinner is planned amid the Yuletide arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays Lanine
N. J. Dee AP
Margaret E
Liriary
Trenton
Alfred
Amul
Renton
Willis
Hardeir
Voltary
William Ljilliendahl
Doorn Theater Plans Crowd of Guest Productions
Doorn Holland December 13 AP The former Kaiser is launching a private theater amid village life restricts. Hermine leads a cast drawn from major theater houses as invited guests mingle in the new entertainment venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser
Hermine
Hal Dtis
Silk Robbery Band of Fifteen Halts Train in Deserted Area
Langhorne Pa Dec 12 AP Raw silk valued at 59000 was stolen when a freight train was halted near Neshaminy Falls by a band of fifteen men. In a gunfight with the crew one bandit is believed wounded. The robbers escaped aboard a motor car. Silk originated in Jersey City, destined for a Chester firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langhorne
Neshaminy Falls
Here
Far Jard
Jersey City
Chester
Ee Deveoy
iGeorge Dancy
Negro youth receives life sentence under new habitual law
Topeka December 13 Earl Gilkie a Topeka Negro youth was sentenced to life in prison at the state penitentiary after being found guilty of a statutory offense. Convicted three times previously of felonies he was punished under the Hammond habitual criminal law which sets life for a third felony conviction. His attorneys plan to seek a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Star Penitentiary
Shawnee County
Earl Gilkie
Gilkie
Hammond
Lawrence High Debates Split Over McNary Haugen Bill
The Lawrence high school debate teams held morning debates in the Lawrence auditorium on the McNary Haugen bill. Lawrence positive team Gregg and Miller faced Kansas City opponents Mobley and Langford, while the negative ramipossos Clarke Adams and Glenn Mitchel debated Kansas City teams. No judges were present. the audience voiced preferences as to the stronger side. Ray L. Boyer led the Lawrence teams and C. C. Van Dyke coached the Kansas City squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Lawrence High School
Kansas
City
Central High
Congress
Lawrence
Ramipossos Clarke Adams
Glenn Mitchel
Kansas City
Gladys Mobley
Shelby Langford
Clarence Gregg
Carl Miller
Ray L. Boyer
C. C. van Dyke
Funeral services for Mrs John I Marcott
Funeral services for Mrs John I Marcott aged 63 who died yesterday at 946 North Highth street will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm from the First Methodist church for North Lawrence Rev Heller will lead with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John i Marcott
North Highth Street
First Methodist Church
North Lawrence
Heller
Burpa
Maple Grove
Fear for Gerbault in Durban after voyage delay
Paris reports grave anxiety for the safety of J J Gerbault the renowned French tennis player and adventurer as he is several days overdue in Durban South Africa aboard his twenty five foot sloop Firecrest from Reunion Island. Gerbault who crossed the Atlantic to New York in 1923 and later sailed the Pacific and South Seas was reportedly dug at Durban about December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A. P
Ety J. Gerbault
Gerbault
Durban
South Africa
Reunion Island
Atlantic
New York
Pacific
South Seas
Bank Robbery in Carbon Texas Nets $5000
Two unmasked armed men held four employees and four customers at the First State Bank in Carbon Texas ten miles south of Eastland after noon. They ordered everyone into the vault and escaped with about $5000 in cash, fleeing toward Gorman in a light automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Tex
First State Bank
Carbon
Texas
Gormai
University of Kansas Orchestra touring the state
The University of Kansas orchestra led by Prof. Karl Euersteiner and soloist Mrs. Alice Moncrieff completed its first state tour. Receptions were enthusiastic in Wamego Clyde Clay Center and Abilene with banquets by local clubs and a postponed Chapman concert due to a blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Orchestra
Karl O. Euersteiner
Alice Moncrieff
Union Pacific
Wamego
Lions Club
Junction City
Chapman
Clyde
Clay Center
Abilene
K. U
C. M Harger
Board of
Repeats
Hargey
University Extension Division
Glenn school program fills night with dialogues and music
An excellent program of dialogues recitations and music was given Friday night by Glenn school pupils under teacher Mrs. Merle Scheer. A pie supper, auc to neered by Fred Sulzen, raised 18 dollars. The event featured Christmas decorations, student performances, and praise for well delivered parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Merle Scheer
Fred Sulzen
Robert Walter
George Kettering
Virginia Shirek
Trene Brown
Harold Chiles
Cure Me
Ernest Brown
Edith Kuester
Juanita Chiles
Esther Kettering
Charles Cott
Leavenworth
Mary
Dorothy Sanford
Rev Scott
Georgia May Kuester
Charles Scott
Trenef
Brown
Helen Brown
Lucinda
Onetg Glenn
Ivan.Glenn
Tohn
Dudqita Ghiles
Rene ]Brown
Mac Watts
Lawrence
George Hegematt
Dave’ McCall
Virginia McCall
Frank McClaughan
Grandma McCall
Fred Moore
B. F. Glenn
Topeka
Myrtle Sutter
Greenwood Valley
W. B. Glenn
Charles Sulzen
Star District
Trouble Over Gift Teeth Ends In Court
Inzel brass band split after cornetist refused to return false teeth given by brothers in a dispute. The cornetist kept the teeth and formed Traunstein orchestra. district court ruled the gift became recipient's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bavaria
Trau River
Inzell
Traunstein
London Box Office To Link With New Piccadilly Theatre
The Piccadilly Theatre in London will open next year with prebooked space for theatre patrons. A nearby garage for 400 cars will be tied to the theatre and managed in connection with the playhouse. The first floor will host a dancing floor for about 1,000 people and a balcony above for viewing dancers. The top two floors, served by elevators, will house automobiles on a contract basis with patron cars given preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Itive
Piccadilly Theater
Peter the Great’s High Country Feast in Old Inn Memoir
Godalming in Surrey recalls a London Evening Standard account of Peter the Great and his entourage dining lavishly a century ago. The menu lists a breakfast of a sheep quarter lamb ten pullets chickens brandy mulled wine eggs and salads. Dinner includes beef veal lamb sheep rabbits sacks of wine and claret with many poultry portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godalming
Surrey
England
Peter the Great
London Evening Standard
Lone Star Ladies Aid Society Bazaar Planned
The Lone Star Ladies Aid met December 1 in the church basement, quilting finished and a bazaar planned for December 9 at Woodman Hall. Members included Mrs Laura Fox, Mrs Sarah Flory, Mrs Bert Flory and Mildred, and many others with social notes from Lawrence visits and hospital stays.
Candle sale ends program at University event
A Christmas Candle Sale and Friendship fund program unfolds on the Hill and Fraser Hall with an outdoor tree ceremony at Blake Hall. Activities include Silent Night, a Christmas story, and carols by glee clubs, plus a lighting ceremony by seven women’s organizations and a 100 percent house participation pledge. Receipts from basketball games and candle sales benefit a student loan fund for foreign students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Buehler
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
WS. Oa
Women's Glee Club
Jay Janes
Women's Panhellenic Society
Corbin Hall
Dunkin Kimble
Lindley
Kappa
Kappa Gamma
Kappa Alpha Theta
Chi Omega
Pi Beta Phi
Delta
Upsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma. Chi
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Kanna
Man Delta Pi
Phi Kappy Psi
Phi Gamma Delta
Delta Sigma Lambda
Sigma
Phi Ensiloni
Tong Jay Jones
Lawrence
Three Men Sentenced in Federal Case in Kansas
Dennis Simms and Frank Hines of Leavenworth were each sentenced to two and a half years in the federal penitentiary after pleading guilty to conspiracy and using the mails to defraud in a spurious motor car mortgage scheme. Five other Leavenworth men also pleaded guilty and received brief jail terms. James Simms, Bernard Murray and William Gailey were given three months in the Douglas county raft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Dennis Simms
Frank Hines
Leavenworth
Federal
John C. Pollock
James Simms
Bernard Murray
William Gailey
Douglas County
Ottawa Coach Resigns From University Role
Edwin R Elbel the six year physical director at Ottawa University resigns effective at the end of the current school year He will continue in physical education work and also serves as football coach The move does not affect John Davis assistant basketball coach Frese Eldman Smith announced the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Ethel
Ottawa
Kas
Edwin R. Elbel
Ottawa University
Northwest district Sunday school convention at Big Springs
The Northwest district Sunday school convention gathered at Big Springs last Sunday with representatives from Stull Sey canen Kanwaka United Brethren Lecompton Methodist and other churches. Rev R C Conn or and Prof P B Lawson of Kansas University spoke as music and lessons from primary to adult classes pleased attendees. A basket dinner followed social time. Elected officers were Mr Day president Miss Edna Laswell vice president John Wilson secretary Mrs Nora Bertschmure superintendent of children R A Hoffsomer of young people and Chris Xragty of adults. The Springs school third month honor roll included Lyon Strecke le er Thomas Evans Dwight Henry Lloyd Spencer Pauline Dreyer Raymond Duncan and others.
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Northwest
Big Springs
Sch
Stull Sey
Mr. Day
Edna Laswell
John Wilson
Nora Bertschmure
R. A. Hoffsomer
Young ‘Peoples’ Department
Chris Xragty
Third Mont
Lyon Strecke Ieer
Thomas Evans
Dwight Henry
Llloyd Spencer
Pauline .Dreyer
Raymond. Duncan
Ferne Wymer
Walter Duncan
Ralph Spencer
Presley Evans
Helen Henry
Lawrence Cree
Helen W
Pleasant Community Meeting Tonight With Christmas Program
Haw k Hollow residents will meet with Mrs Humme guard on December 15 for a Christmas program. Mrs Sam Haas spent Tuesday with Mrs Ola Baheork. Roy Wintreve and his uncle Mr Lewis ill in Lawrener. Library association bazaar and shed sale on December 10 at Laming's garage. Mrs C W Atkinson returned from Eudora after news of brother Cooner's death in a Colorado auto crash. Community club dinner December 12 at State Bank hall. Stella Strausse visiting Aunt in Emporia. T WH Osborn visiting brother John in Weleetka. Lament Stoneking shopping in Leavenworth. Emma Wickey, Henry Wed in Tonganoxie. John Martin announces birth of son Raymond Howard. Wade, Thistlethwaite shopping in Lawrence. Ola Babcock and sons attended Roy al in Tonganoxie. Fred Smiths of Lawrence visiting Cecil and Frank Smiths. Walter Wickey and family dinner at Murphy in Jarbalo. Margaret Kelly of Kansas City visiting Dick Rev. Father Joseph Jacobs of Bonner Springs visited John Martin home. Fred Heywood shipped carload of sheep to Kansas City markets. Emmet Wickey family Sunday with father. Alice Hanson called to Fort Riley for nursing assignment. John Doege family visited relatives in Kansas City. Mrs Jost Lisson ill with flu. F A Kelsey of Lawrence visiting daughter R W Pheneécie. Truest Kent in Kansas City to view new Fords. Marian Wickey visiting parents Murphy. E H Leker sends letters to Farm Bureau members.
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Humme
Sam Haas
Dts
Ola Baheork
Roy Wintreve
Lewis
Lawrener
Dan Ferris
Severa'ys
Irmount
The
Library Association
Laming
C. W. Atkinson
Eudora
Cooner
Colorado
State Bank
Stella Strausse
Sallie Hedges
Emporia
T. WH. Osborn
Weleetka
John Osborn
Lament Stoneking
Leavenworth
Emma Wickey
Henry
Tonganoxie Sat- Tudray
John Martin
Linwood
Kansas City
Emmet Wickey
Alice Hanson
Fort ‘Riley
Miss Hanson
John _Doege
Kansas
Joe McNulty
Lawrence
H. Devine
Jost Lisson
F. A. Kelsey
R. W. Pheneécie
Trnest Kent
Marian
Wickey
Jean
Murphy
E. H. Leker
Family notices and holiday ad chatter in local column
Sunday of Mr and Mrs William Ahern includes Stewart Dillingham visiting home folks. Mrs Nellie Winkleman and children returned from Bronson visit to her parents, Mr and Mrs Marshall. Eugene Sullivan of Kansas City left after visiting. Fred Heywood hauled hogs to Kansas City on Saturday for John McCafferty. Window display promotes first class Christmas suggestions at Rankins Drug Store TLGL Mass Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ahern
Stewart Dillingham
Nellie Winkleman
Marshall
Bronson
Eugene Sullivan
Kansas City
Fred Heywood
Kansas’ City
John McCafferty
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Rmer Kaiser
Earl
Schwietzberger
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Memorial Hospital
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Mexico
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Hanches
Lady Duck
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Petal Sae
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Purrove School
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Police
Companions
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Woodman Hall
Laura Fox
Sarah Flory
Bert Flory
Mildred
Gress
Ed Whitman
Rosqoe Whitman
Anna Mae
Joe Flory
Maxine
Olive
Roy Fl
Justin Flory
Porter Bond
Sol Murry
Esther Sanders
Marion
Fred
Raymond
Everett
Ae Low Childs
Marian Childs
A. Wedge Het
Kenneth Bond
Richard Sanders
Eldon Ulrich
Lou Childs
Murry Bond
Austin Flery
Gottlieb Nieder
Jolly, Stitchers Glub
Solon Markley
C. C. Potter
Austin Flory
Austist
Flory
Frank
Florence Kingbry
Everett Kingery
Esther Sigcy
Simmons Hospital
Roy Curtis
Martin
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Margaret
Tom|Curtis
Baldwin
Esther
Tenn. Street
Simmons
Chanlie Sanders
Aseum
Senegambia
Beause
Senegal
Gambia
Anmual
K.U
Pearl Henry
Jack Henry
Billy Evans
Harryee Wilnamen Bertschinger
Arlen Spencer
Cloyde Dreyer
Cliffor Hartman
Archie Evans
Leonard Sick
Alma
Fred Katzer
Fred Fejton
Seabird
Harold Slaughter
Herbert Wymer
Clarence
Rose Fox
Frances Wilson
George Morris
Arthur Dreyer
J.H. Dreyer
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Nesbitt
Kansas University
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Chicago
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Neta Milliken
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Robert Oldham
Watson
Bie Springs Fair
Walter Rabottom
C. F. Wilson
O. J. Thompson
Bert Rernolfs
Bureau
Business and Professional ‘Women’s Club
Charles Babcock
Perkins
Cecil Smith
Smith
John. Fox
Hawk Hollow
Nswer
Scott
Brunswick
Brunswick Records
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Cleveland Orchestra
Josef Hofmann
Elisabeth Rethberg
Albert Spalding
New Brunswick Electrical Records
Pista
Merchants National
William Docking
Y. K. Hoover
W. F. March
V. Pree
Truat
A. F. McClanahan
F.C. Whipple
Y. Hires
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