Music Students Present Recital at University of Kansas
Marian McNabb organist and Charles Sager baritone led a recital before a sizable audience in the University of Kansas auditorium. McNabb showcased the university organ with three groups of numbers, closing with Reginald Stegall’s concertpiece with the University Symphony Orchestra. Sager, a pupil of Prof. Kownine, sang three voice groups with strong range and control. Miss Harriet Lull accompanied. The program included Lealian, French, and English songs. the event drew praise for both performers and the orchestra alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian McNabb
Charles Sager
University of Kansas
Uns
University
Miss McNabb
Reginald Stegall
University Symphon
Karl Euersteiner
Orchestre Bathground
My. Sager
We RB. Kownine
Sager
Harriet Lull
Mu Phi
Phi Mu
Yountai
Firca Webster
Ki U Student Recital to Be Held Tomorrow
Seven University of Kansas School of Fine Arts students will perform in the eleventh student recital at the university auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Performers include Marjory Friesson violinist Kathleen McMorran Elmer Anderson Helen Carlos pianists Madge Palmer Meta Murphy organists and Marjorie Jacqmain Smith vocalist. The public is welcome free of charge. The program features works by Handel Morozowsky Toszkowski Frouier and Massenet among others.
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University of Kansas_school of fine arts
University
Marjory Friesson
Kathleen McMorran
Elmer Anderson
Helen Carlos
Madge, Palmer
Meta Murphy
Marjorie Jacqmain Smith
Lexington 18 At Tacoma Power Deal Details
The Lexington 18 will supply Tacoma with 26 000 kilowatts daily for 30 days from the aircraft carrier. Tacoma will pay 1 cent per kilowatt plus dockage of 360 000 monthly. The arrangement allows shutting down a hydro plant at Cushman dam, aiding water levels after a drought.
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Fiesma
Wash
Dee
Lexington
Tacoma
Cushmendam
Cushman Dam
Drouth
Price Cut Announced for Caterpillar Machinery
A Douglas county Caterpillar distributor and affiliates in twelve eastern Kansas counties announce immediate price reductions from 25 dollars on the 16 tractor to 495 dollars on Holt combines due to higher production and lower unit costs. The full Caterpillar line is carried by Martin Tractor and others in Morris, Chase, Lyon, Osage, Miami, Linn, Coffey, Woodson, Jiquala, Franklin, Anderson, Allen, and Bourbon counties.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Holt
Miami
Lynn
Coffey
Woodson
Franklin
Anderson
Alan
Benefit basketball games on K U court tonight
Three games on Robinson gym program led by Tom C Bishop raise funds for university student loan and Christmas candle sale. Feature matchup pits two faculty quintets with KoU varsity facing former stars and freshmen in gloves and galoshes. Evening receipts support student fund. five-cent admission for children.
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Robinson Gyn Nim
Tom C. Bishop
Nos Gram
Univers
Evenie Tometer
Christman
Kou
Herbert G. Allphin
Univer Auditorium
Burris A. Jerkins
Linwood Boyle Christian Church
Kansas City
Jenkinny
Russi
Karl
Euersteiner
Alica Moncrieff
V-Ctra
Kuersteiner
Wil
Mrff
Ku Ku University
Argion
Ure
St ‘Ioan
Connegion
Fraser Theater
Blake Hall
Deaths and Funerals for Hurley Petefish Metsker
Funeral services were held for Clark B. Hurley at the Catholic church with burial at Leavenworth. Charles Petefish, 73, died in Topeka. services Thursday at 1 pm at Ru-Sey Funeral Home, burial in Clinton cemetery. Marvin C. Metsker died yesterday. services Thursday at 2 pm at Washington Creek Church, burial in Washington Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Hurley
Clark B. Hurley
Leavenworth
Charles Petefish
Topeka
Ru -Sey
Charles Thomas
Clinton
I. Petefish
Taylor Petefish
L. H. Petefish
W. E B. Petefish
A. E. Petefish
Lawrence
Martin C. Metsker
Marvin C. Metsker
Alocal Hospital
Washington Creek Church
L. H. Griffith
W.J. Kinzie
Washington Creek Cemetery
Soviet Ambassador Not Yet Received by Great Britain
London reports speculate on why Soviet ambassador K Sokolnikay has delayed credentials. The Daily Express notes the Prince of Wales may deputize King George to receive the Moscow envoy before Christmas. The piece reflects lingering royal discomfort with post czarist Soviet recognition and mentions the czar’s royal connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
London Daily Express Today
K. Sokolnikay
Pve Bcamment
M. Sokolnikov
Prince of Wales
George
Moscow
King George
Mary Bell
Alice
John Henry
Henry Metsker
Quinton Johnstone
Freeman Munson
Chieagy
Clyde Bowser
Niles
Grace- Metsker
Ivy Brown
Lawrence
Lutherans to Hold Last 1929 Meeting Tomorrow
The Lutheran church midweek service will be Thursday at 7 45 PM marking the final 1929 gathering. Ednah Hopkins will sing two pieces Romance by Wieniangti and Thais by Massanet, followed by Christmas carols and Rev Puls’s Bible talk on Mark 10. The hour long event invites community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran’ Church
Ednah Hopkins
Yiblinist
Wieniangti
Massanet
Puls
Mark
Cordley Teachers Association to Meet for Christmas Program
The Cordley Teachers Association will hold a regular meeting at 2 PM on December 20. The program features Christmas carols by various school grades and the orchestra, including Silent Night, The Christmas Tree, O Come All Ye Faithful, and O Christmas Tree, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordley arent-Teachers Association
Ile
Vesner Jie
Pinckney Parent-Teacher Association
Genevieve West
George Wetzel
Senate approves $15.98 million for new veterans hospitals
Washington reports the Senate passed a bill authorizing a $15,980,000 nationwide appropriation for construction of new veterans hospital facilities. The measure returns to the House with amendments adding $1,200,000 and more. The House also moved to fund maintenance at various sites and consider linked resolutions and highway funding shifts.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Chillicothe
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
Veterans’ Hospital
West Virginia
Salt Lake City
Utah
Memphis
Tenn
Camp Custer
Mich
House Roads “Committee
Tay
Federal Highway Aid Fund
Liquor-crazed man wounds three fatally in Romney
A man visiting homes in Romney West Virginia fatally injured justice of the peace H C Inskeep and jailer Ben E Miller with a public safety item. Three others, including 11 year old Mildred Hott and women Carrie Wright and Grace Wolford, were hurt as Walter Crabtree, 35, later jailed, carried out the attacks. Crabtree had just finished a six month sentence for liquor possession. A list of names matching the fatally injured men was found on Crabtree.
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Miller
Walter Crabtree
Crabtree
H. C. Inskeep
Carrie Wright
Grace Woolford
Mildred Hott
Men Hunt for Burke Centers in Chicago
Chicago, Dec. 18. A massive man hunt for the wanted Burke continues across Chicago and other cities as police seek to link him to the Moran gangster massacre and a string of crimes. Burke, once linked to Scarface Al Cupone’s ring, is described as a killer, kidnapper and former lieutenant. Authorities hope ballistic tests will connect bullets to the Burke home machine gun. Loot from Burke’s crimes nears a million dollars in value amid the wider pursuit.
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Chicago
Burke
Scarface al” Cupone
Moran
Vicentine
Detroit
Ie ‘Nan
St.” Joseph
Mich
Chivare
Calvin Goddard
New York
Eeereore
Dinner Ridge Party At Country Club Opens Season
The Country club hosts the first of four seasonal dinners tomorrow at 7 PM with a four course turkey menu, red candle decor, a bright illuminated tree, and a social program led by Glenn Chariton. Bridge prizes and small gifts will be handed out by Dr. R C Moore, Dr J B Elliott, and Paul Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glemn Chariton
Dhia Winter
Tomor
Nial
R. C. Moore
Free Wrapping Station Pleases Many Shoppers
The Chamber of Commerce wrapping station run by the merchants' bureau drew praise from users today. Shoppers praised convenience saving trips and avoiding extra wrapping tasks. Postmaster C B Hosford noted neater, securely wrapped packages among those ready for shipment, with over 200 packages wrapped yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mmerchants' Bureau
C.B. Hosford
Geltches to Wisconsin for two Christmas recitals
Prof Waldemar Geltch of the University of Kansas will travel to Wisconsin for two violin recitals during the Christmas holidays. He will open Friday evening at St Lawrence College in Calumet and perform again Thursday in Sheboygan with Mrs Geltch as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Geltch
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Geltch
Wisconsin
St. Lawrence College
Calyry
Sheboygan
Professor Earl Hay Prize Essay Winner Named
Professor Earl Hay of mechanical and industrial engineering at the University of Kansas is named a prize winner in a United States essay contest sponsored by mechanical refrigeration equipment firms. Hay wrote Why Fifty Degrees is the Danger Point. The winner list appeared in the last Saturday Evening Post. Fenn remains to give concert tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earll. Hay
University of Kansas
United States
Hay
Saturday Evening Post
Glee Clubs to Sing at High School Auditorium
Liberty Memorial high school glee clubs and chorus will perform tonight at 8 in the school auditorium. Miss Mabel Earnhardt and Byron C. Donmyer will direct the free public concert, despite cold weather, in hopes of a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirh
Liberty Memorial High School
Mabel Earnhardt
Byron C. Donmyer
Births and local civic notes mix of items
A string of local notices reports births at Memorial Hospital including Lois Ann Fulier, Weather Elaine Bechtold, Alta Delores Ralston, Scott Elroy Ralston, Robert Warren Weibel, plus business and city hall items. Other items mention a highway fatality near Miami, cross appeal in state supreme court, a lost boy found lead, Helen Wills wed, a first PhD from Kentucky, immigration and labor nominations, a Wichita radio station fire, Ness City sewer vote, and a Ford car wheel incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woyd Lawrence
Lois Ann
H.R. Fulier
Memorial ‘Hospital
Wsther
Elaine
Alfia
Paul Bechtold
Robert Sheets
Simmwing Hospital
Scott Elroy
Charles EB. Ralston
Simmons Hospital
Robert Warren
Cy Weibel
Simmons
Etvypital
Community Notices From Montgomery Area Weekend Socials
Local residents report a weekend of visits and gatherings. Families including the Churchhaughs, Schuler, Elm, Flora, and Haas groups hosted relatives and neighbors in Ottawa and Lawrence. A charity play by the CPLA and Pleasant Neur Circle drew a full house, with cast members named and a second showing planned at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Churchhaugh
Schuler
the Montgomery
Foun
Mary Peffty
Harry Flory
Walter Dyer
Harry Klory
Charley GiLad
Andrew Elm
Ters
Esther Perne
Mild‘i
Lawrence
Glen Flora
Als
Charley Elm
Ott
Charley Osher
James
Alvin Johanninz
Esther Johannine
Eva
Hans
C.pla
Pleasant Neur
Father
Harry Flora
Alvin Johanning
Donald Stewart
jGarl Schwartz
Clar Hice Craip
Ottawa visitors share a Sunday dinner at Kinsey home
A group of Ottawa residents including Sathirday Mr and Mrs Henry Pobl afl chitiren Orvilla Ralph and Wubinge Mat and Mrs mas Miller and others gathered for Sunday dinner at John Kinsey's home. Also present were Mr and Mrs Mary Flory and Gayerhters Helen and Marie.
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Ottawa
Sathirday
Henry Pobl Afl ‘Chitiren
Orvilla
Ralph and
Wubinge
Mat
Mas Miller
Googe Bechtel
Hillix
Jane Hall
Charley Kirchner
Gierald
Maurie
Uarry Plory
Helen and
Marie
Mary Peffly
Vane Kring
Mentromers
Nova
Faye
Bitte
Kenneth
John Kinsely
Flory An Gayerhters
Helen
Mary Veffty
Will Linch
Aatuhters
Wawel Syd Trene
Rinday
Aesind
Henry Davideon
Lon Wora
la Verge
Kennath Cal Clifford
Tie Lee
Themias Hom
Larry Sedigaet
Flmyr Dade
Asteh
Eudora area holds numerous social and church events
KAW VALLEY reports from Eudora and nearby places show Mrs John Moody and Mrs Frances Hughes among guests at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Morris Star south of Eudora. The Women's Missionary Society held a basket dinner and meeting at the Evangelical church. Numerous families, dinners, and club gatherings followed through the week including aids to the Ladies' Aid, birthday dinners, and high school events in Lawrence and De Soto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moody
Frankis Huches
Morris Star
Eudora
Women's Missionary Society
Evangelical Church of
Burene McCabria
Ma's
Gidgon Nies
Famity
Emma Schneider
Carl Schneider
Charles Gerstenberger
Joe Strobel
Gms Koehler
Harry Tagenbach
John Ott
Annie
Josephine Gilmore
Bon Wa
F.ee Hughes
Eudora M. Ee Lae
Clara Cox
Merion Hughes
Mera
Ralph Davis
Topeka Sund
Stereo
Min
Nellon
Oita
Altenbertall
I Won Albert
Lawland
Wm. Chang, Jr
Atul Sire
Bert
Mitchell
Alice
Harris
Keystone
Charles + Starkwesther
Lawrence
Bert Brown
Eudota
Gilmore
Qorek
Altenbernd
Calchie Bernd
Otto Atay
Tog
Bert Mitchell
Chester Mitchell
Carl
John Mitchell
Joe Davis
N. UG
Huhes
H.C. Brinkhtan
Lawrence Thursda
Gustave Kehaake
Schaake
Ge. i A. Stariwix
William Cox
Chamber of Commerce
Jay Smith
J. Hughes
Memorial High School
Law- Tellee
Frank Steele
David Mathia
Turkeyford, Oklas
Mathia
KE. Cox
Janity
N. Parker
de Soto
N. G. Hughes
Portia Club
Jahn Edmonds
Oliver Schutz
Tarkeview
Charles Mitchell
Jos
Ros ‘Mitchell
Vii
Arthur Mitchell
Kenanth
As, Jr
Carl Mitchell
Dasehters
Annie Gilmore
Josephine. Gilmore
L. Corel
Nydia Hughes
Woman's League of the Methodist Church
Charles Starkweath- Lawrence
Corel
Hughes
Mig Hoste
Carl Perkins
Franklin van Patten
Kansas City
Charles Cox
William
Eugene McCabria
James McCabria
Do. Hughes
Mary G. Allen
Sue Cox
Dorothy Lee
Stanford
Topeka
Grant Risley
Willian
Martin
Lawrence Flower Club
Josephine Vintage
F. G. Hughes
Local Families Attend Dinner and Social Gatherings
The report lists social visits and dinners with Mrs Bertha Knopp Mrs Charles Strong Mrs A M McCarroll Mrs Fred Strong and others. Coons hunting yielded one coon and a sun sun while Letcher from Lawrence was injured in a highway accident riding Perkins horse. the horse died. Nearby meetings include a Douglas County Farmers Union gathering and various Sunday evenings with relatives in Lawrence and with the Gilmore family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strong
Bertha Knopp
Charles Strong
A. M. McCarroll
Fred. Strong
Les Leotu Shrang
C. E. Proyer
Grant Risley
J.c.saunders
C. G. Perkins
Fluroltt Saunders
John
Ible
Letcher
C. CG. Perkins
Perkins
Annie
Josephine Gilmore
Nydia Harhes
Mary G. Allen
Francis G. Harhes
James Gilmore
Gertrude
Lawrence
Charles Cox
Clara
Jay Saath
Programs and People in a Varied Wednesday Lineup
Readable fragments show a local program schedule with names like Irene Ceabordy and Mer ius Moore and venues such as The Wesdinghouse St. and The Yeast Foamers. Entries mention concerts, weather forecasts, and school events including a January programs list and performances by groups like Serenade and Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyylreedy
Hele
Irene Ceabordy
Merius Moore
Wesdinghouse
Yeast Foamers
Syiysunia
Andy
Aleom Wettier
Maui
Thuregny
Sarah Vest Lerates Mei
A.m
Harbour Gould
Ponu—Park Central
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Ki U
Miller's Ht
Mud Creek Bridge
K. U. Court
C Pines
Cordley
T. A
Man
Dread High School
Shubert
G. M. Pennock
N. O. Nelson
H. E. Eustace
L. C. Allen
Cruikshank
Fort. Sill
William — M. Cruikshank
Fort Sill
Alahoma
Dwight E. Altman
Kans
Mildred. Mixon Miller
Edward Miller
Denver
J. &. Elliott
Paul Weaver
C.S. Skilton
Marian McNabl
Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Weaver
Grand Avenue Temple
Geltches
Earl
Engineering
Carman Goodyear
Connecticut Street
Miss Pearl Johnson
Goodyear
C. H. Daugherty
Miss Johnson
Daugher
House
Hoover
Haiti
Harold Hoover
Newampshire Street
Committee On
Cliy Conte Missioners
Okla
Ed Brown
Tulsa
Moser
Pittsburg
Kan
Brown
S. Highwa
Wyandotte
Aetion Browght
Federal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Kanga P Supreme Court
I _ay
Caltonbus
APJ
Howard Lively
Iate
Prinein
John d. Chester, Jr
Melvin I. Borst
Orrville
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Cal
Frederick
San Francisco
St. Clements — Chapel
Claremont
University of Kentucky
A. Yates
Kansas State Teachers’ College of
Harry E. Hull
Iowa
Ethelburt
Wichita
KEH
Ness City
Ness
APY
Ford
Richard Nickey
K. A
Twelfth Street
Tennessee
Excelsior
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Vraxvanty
Grove
Shimmons Bros
Schubert
Funeral Home Ambulance
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
ATL
Ind
Erchants National Bank
Elgin
Oltendorff
Shaw
Cowan
Virgin Diamond Dealer
Mass
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