University of Kansas Christmas Vesper draws 2000 attendees
An audience of about 2,000 gathered in the University of Kansas auditorium for the annual Christmas vesper and living tableaux program by the school of fine arts. The event featured solos, instrumental selections, and a 50 member vesper chorus led by Virret Drennon and notable student performers.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University Auditorium
Bethlehem
School’ of Fine Arts
University Vesper
University Vesper Chorus
Virret Drennon
Giad Griffith
Helen Lian
Kos Lorn
Jean McElhinney
Merial Meoeaury
Ly Forney
Eanor MacDonald
Alf Merle
Ee Capeland
Dale ‘Grotzmacher
Aboth Seltsam
Liadey
Irvin George el Paul
Hoyt
In Howie
Gerahd
MecElhinny
Ws. Tobeck Milton
Charles
Annual Election Held by Religious Council
The Lawrence Religious Education Council held its annual election at the First Parish church. Officers elected for the coming year include President, Vice President, and various committee heads such as superintendent adult division and superintendent young people division. The council also planned a daily vacation Bible school for next summer and the traditional mid winter Sunday school banquet. Nearby weather notes report nine days of cloud cover in Kansas with limited precipitation and a forecast of very cold temperatures across the state.
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Ian
John F. Ident
F. C. Rev
Charles
Walter A. Shaallrmen
Har Rdon
Wic. McConnell
Young People's
Daniels
Chis
Henry Wen
Erdyer
PUTIN HOLIDAY DISPLAYS New Windows of Penney Store
New windows of the J. Cl ney company on Massa Lis street were decorated for the first time today. Manager D. D. Hoag said workmen have altered the front for the last month. Center window shows a toys display and dry goods form the sides. Walls between rooms will be removed to create one showroom after Christmas.
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J. Clney Company
Massa- Lis Street
D. D. Hoag
Organist and Baritone in KU Senior Recital
Marian Alma McNabb organist and Charles I. Sager baritone will perform in the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts senior recital at 8 tomorrow evening in the university auditorium. McNabb studies with Prof. C. Skilton, Sager with Prof. W. B. Downing. The University Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Karl Euersteiner, will accompany McNabb in Concertpiece for Organ and Orchestra by Reginald Stergall, its first U.S. offering, per fine arts faculty.
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Marian Alma McNabb
Charles I. Sager
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Miss McNabb
iProf
Skilton
Mr. Sager
W. B. Downing
University Symphony Orchestra
Karl Euersteiner
Miss McNabim
Reginald Stergall
United States
Transfer Equipment to New Snow Hall at University of Kansas
A crew moved equipment from Old Snow Hall to New Snow Hall at the University of Kansas. Items from entomology, zoology, and botany are being relocated this morning. Classes may resume in the new quarters after Christmas vacation, with the old science building remaining until action is taken by the legislature. Chancellor Lindley noted no immediate plan to remove the 1885 building.
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Snow Hall
University of Kansas
Lindley
Service Lunch to Expand Quarters at 726 Massachusetts
The Service Lunch at 726 Massachusetts Street begins remodeling to double seating and add a large horse shoe counter. Owners Earl Skinner and Harry Winters oversee the project, with completion expected in two weeks, introducing new stoves, steam tables, and center service for AME servings.
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Massachusetts Street
Earl Skinner
Harry Winters
Lawrence
The Electric Ship educational film shown at KU
An educational film titled The Electric Ship will be shown in Marvin Hall at 7:30 p m Wednesday evening. Prof F Ellis Johnson of the University of Kansas engineering faculty explains the application of electricity to drive large ocean liners and scenes were shot aboard the Virginia. The public is invited to attend. Marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge L H Menger include David Jones and Cora Green, Owes Rover and Ada Dearing, Howard Robinson and Edna Stinson, Bert Hicks and Florence Howser. The House rules committee deferred action on Porter resolution to study Haiti situation. University of Kansas Radio Club will meet in Marvin Hall room 115 at 7:30 p m Wednesday to discuss Talking Movies. Two sets of horse harnesswere stolen in Leavenworth last night police notified.
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Avenin
F. Ellis Johnson
University of Kut
Johnson
Virginia
Paul Shand
Dean George ©. Shand
KK. GO
L. H. Menger
David Je Jones
Cora E Green
Topeka
Menger
Owes Rover
Ada Dearing
Agron F. Mercer
Howard Robinson
Edna
Stinson
Bellville
Wilson
Bert Edwin Hicks
Plorence Elizabeth Howser
Kk, OU
Univsity of Kansas
Radio Club
Bank thief sought as fugitive in Midwest case
In St Joseph Michigan on December 16 authorities pursued Frederick Dane a suspected murderer and bank robber. After wounding a motorcycle patrolman and forcing three escapes Dane’s mansion yielded 519000 in Farmers and Merchants Bank loot plus machine guns and explosives. His wife Viola was detained as the hunt extended toward Coloma and Benton Harbor.
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Mich
Middle West
Frederick Dane
Lake Shore Drive
Dr. Jdekyl
Hyde
Dane
Charles Skelly
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Jefferson
Wis
Viola
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Herbert Church
Columbia ‘Commercial Feed Company
Directo
Jefferson Bank
Berrien County
Stevensville
Steve Keooney
Kooney
Coloma
San Kilooney
Benton Harbor
Pola Negri and Prince Serge Reconcile in France
Paris reports Pola Negri and Prince Serge Mdvani who were near divorce reconciled in a French court chamber. The judge called them for a formal reconciliation, they then went to their country house and plan to travel to St Moritz before heading to America in January.
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Paris
Chicago Tribune Today
Pola Negri
Serge Mdvani
Ars
America
St. Moritz
Amerie
Window display teaches proper wrapping for mail
A window display at Dostoffier showcases correct and incorrect methods of wrapping packages for the mails. Post master C. B. Hosford urges shoppers to heed the lesson and prepare parcels with care. Some packages arrive broken due to poor wrapping, while well wrapped boxes reach destinations without delay.
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Dostoffier
C. B. Hosford
Paroles Sought for Two Douglas County Prisoners
Two inmates from Douglas County will seek parole at the regular board meeting February 4. Frank Diller, sentenced February 19, 1929 for bigamy, and W. T. Hannon, sentenced February 21, 1. For HEE Students Seek Holiday Jobs Baldwin Baker University students extend Christmas break by working in cities as mail clerks and in other roles to replenish funds. New Airship Is Launched R100, largest aircraft in world, launched at Howden Eng. observers watch as it maneuvers after rollout. Bond for Arson Suspect D. L. Piggott released on 45000 bond amid arson case tied to fatal drug-store blast. Auto Collision: Reported Car struck by another on campus. Julian Ralston's vehicle hit while driving through campus.
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State Penitentiary
Douglas County
Frank Diller
W. T. Hannon
Hee
Baldwin
Baker University
Julian Ralston
Tennessee Street
H. S. Glee Clubs in a Christmas Concert
Liberty Memorial High School to stage its annual Christmas concert in the auditorium at 8 PM Wednesday. Combined girls and boys glee clubs and chorus sections perform under directors Miss Mabel Earnhardt and Mr. B C Donmyer with free admission.
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Friends
Liberty Memorial High
B. C. Donmyer
Mabel Earnhardt
Donmyer
Erickson
Christ
Kramer
Barnes
Praetorius
Adolphe Adam
Mlavia Hay
Chorus
Laland
Andrea Couter
Herbert Pine
Echorus
Nazareth—Gounod
Handel
Christmas Assembly at H. L. Friday At Liberty Memorial High
The Liberty Memorial high school will hold a Christmas assembly Friday at 10 20 am. Principal H L Baker invites parents and friends. The Hi Y and Girl Reserves will present Through a Christmas Window with each country shown through a pane less window then the Nativity light at the end.
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Liberty Memorial High School
H. L. Baker
Hi-Y
Lost Nimrod Found After Night Lost Near Reno
A Kansas City youth Joe Renicker and companions hunted along U S 40 between Tonganoxie and Reno. Joe became separated, wandered all night, and was found at 2:30 PM by Deputy Sheriff Bretz near Reno, unharmed. The party members were George Renicker William Blaine and Andrew Huska.
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Kansas City
Ata
Senate
Tonganesse
Reno
W. J. Bretz
Leavenworth County
Joe ‘Renicker
George
William Blaine
Andrew Huska
U.S. 40
Tonganoxie
Renos
Joe
Joe Renicker
iSheriff Bretz
Eeceanor
Car Crash Injures Salina Man Near Assaria
Salina Kansas December 16 Henry Tipton of McPherson Kan was seriously injured when his car crashed into a ditch on US Highway 81 just south of Assaria He remained in a semi conscious condition at a McPherson hospital Funeral services for Dr William Foulkes former pastor of Grandview Park Presbyterian Church Kansas City will be Thursday in Salina He died in Narberth Pa He left Kansas City a year ago.
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Kan
Henry
Tipton
McPherson
U. S. ‘Highway No. 81
Assaria
Pica Ati
Foulke
Kansas City
William Foulkes
Grandview Park Presbyterian Church
Foulkes
Narberth
OOCU
American Citizenship Theme At Rotary Address
Dr. W. L. Burdick, vice chancellor, delivered an inspirational Rotary luncheon talk on American citizenship. He urged intelligence, honesty, and patriotism, warned against unchecked immigration and internationalism, and stressed four core requisites: intelligence, morality, justice, and personal interest in the nation. He warned that true liberty is under law and cited concerns over redistricting and foreign influence, introducing by Walter Thiele among attendees.
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Rotary
W. L.burdick
Burdick
United States of America
Abraham ‘Lincoln
United States
Russia
Senate
School of Law
Injured In Auto Crash Near Willard Cut
Miss Mary Thompson of Topeka and two friends rode an Essex coupe that overturned four or five times and slid down the embankment beside Willard cut west of Lawrence. Thompson was treated at Memorial hospital and returned to Topeka last night. The others escaped injury. the car was badly damaged in the local garage.
Four on Trial in Arkansas Murder Case
Four of the five men charged with murdering Connie Franklin go on trial in circuit court. The group includes Herman Greenway Tinbert Nester Joe White and Bill Younger. Alex Fulks faces a separate bill of indictment and will not be tried with the others. Prosecutors and grand jury pursued the case amid contested identification in Mountain View Arkansas.
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Mountain View
Ark
Connie Franklin
Alex Fulks
Herman Greenway
Conni
Franklin
Christmas entertainment at First Presbyterian church
The First Presbyterian church will present a Christmas program on Sunday evening at 7:30. Mageants will feature the program with sections for Sunday school beginners and children. Committees were appointed at the last Thursday meeting to organize details for the church and Sunday school. The Christus party for beginner primary and junior departments is planned with surprises for children on Monday evening December 23 at 7:32.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mageants
Christmas Party At Presbyterian Church Haskell Students Present
Nearly YOO Presbyterian Indian students at Haskell were entertained at a Christmas party by the Women’s Guild. Dorothy Angelis Bowers is listed on the program. The First Christian Church program featured a sermon on “The Three Actors of Life.” The youth group and college groups from the church presented a tenor of vitality and peace, stressing God’s grace and personal purpose.
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YOO Presbyterian
Howe
Saul
Thipat
Deaver
The
Universi
Futher
Christmas Concert Highlights at Unitarian and First Baptist
A group of four carols lit the Unitarian Church program as lights shone on Titan and soprano soloist Katherine Lang. The choir featured Luther Tensood on violin and soloists Troland Stover Emily Rathner Anderson and Margaret Drenou. The event showcased a season of music and reflected on the churchs role amid modern materialism. First Baptist Church report notes growing Sunday school attendance and a sermon on eternity, with midweek Lost Wars study and a Christmas service lineup including Birth of Christ by Wooler.
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Titan
Wkatherine Lang
Nelson Lane
Little Town
Lethicham
Scott
Luther Tensood
Troland Stover
Emily Rathner Anderson
Margaret Drenou
First Baptist Church
Randay
Thesembly
Wooler
The rstimas pageant Star Leads On Hartlett
A four scene parish pageant directed by Hartlett features nearly forty cast members. The program includes special music by the choir and a revival of the Chilathen class now open to all young people. Miss Winnie Macon will teach the class with seats near the organ reserved. Sunset home and Bethiel Mission gifts will be brought next Sunday. Annual church meeting and officer elections follow New Year’s inning.
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Totton
Cutie He Shepherds Belle
Stu
Thy
Qur Sunaay School
Winnie Macon
Bethiel
Ates Tier Ag
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