Whiteman Concert Adds Circus Day Number at KU
Paul Whiteman will perform at Robinson Gymnasium Kansas Friday evening. D M Swarthout announces added act Circus Day with Rareback Rider Jugglers trained animals trapeze performers and finale. Seats selling fast with sales at Bells Music Round Corner and Fine Arts office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Whiteman
Heid
Robinsonsymnasium
University of Kansas
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Whiteman
Shevor
Lawrence
Ames
Swarthout
Bells Mu
Round Corner
Fine Arts
Nive
Six Men Brought to Court After Gambling Raid
A police raid on $20 street Saturday night led to six men charged with gambling or operating gambling devices. George Bivens and Walter Johnson posted 200 bonds, while George Tyron, Trank Yenshike, Bogus Brown, and Earl Cline await morning trials. Items found included dice, dice boxes, dominoes, and numbered checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Parker
Southern
Gaul i
Ingalls
George Bivens
Walter Johnson
George Tyron
Trank Yenshike
Editors to Meet The Golden Belt Editorials
An editors gathering is scheduled for May 1 at the State Teachers College in Oak yhie. Paul Jones, editor of the Oaki yhie, and college president Hars announced the event. Ernest Trimmer of Hays and Ben Jibbs of the journalism department lead the organizing committee.
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Golden Belt
Paul Jones
Oaki Yhie
Hars
State Teachers’ College
Jones
Ernest Trimmer
Hays
Sociatiean
Ben ‘Jlibbs
Direcor
Deaths and Funerals and Various Notices
Clarence Z Kelso 72 died after a short illness at a local hospital. A Douglas County resident since 1566, he was born in Indiana and married Wyke Pratt in 1896. Long employed by Pochler Mercantile, he became a pit man two years ago. A Mason and Knight Templar, he leaves a widow, two daughters A Henley and Sarah Wheeler, a granddaughter Gen Wheeler, a brother in Pasadena, and a sister in Brooklyn. Funeral Wednesday at 1:00 from the Episcopal Church with Masonic graveside rites at Oak Hill Cemetery. Imma Quick died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Susquehanna, Pa, services at 4:20 Tuesday from 1400 Louisiana Street, Rev. H. J. Long in charge, burial in Susquehanna. Imma Will Rehearse Wednesday Night. Lawrence Choral Union changes meeting to Wednesday due to basketball game. Vera Gerker and Eddie Herd head to Topeka for Southwestern Bell positions. Hazel Getker also to join after March. Closing Out sale advertised for Art Furniture Co. at 718 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Kelso
Clarence Z. Kelso
Theneumon
Argent
Douglas County
Acadia Lodge No. 9
Knights Templar
Masonic Order
Talks Lodge
Na Street
A. Henley
Sarah Wheeler
Chicago
Ill
Anilsane
Gens Wheeler
Hara Kelso
Pasadena
Cal
A Nna Moore
Brooklyn
New York
Episcopal Church
J. A. Edwards
Masonic Lodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
Emma ‘T. Quick Quick
Richard LL. Grider
Louisiana Street
H. J. Long
Susquehanna
Imma
This Week's Events in Lawrence February Schedule
Tuesday features Chamber luncheon with Prof Ernest and swimming talk by Boyce, plus B and P. W. dancing at F A U hall. Kansas faces Drake in Lawrence with basketball. Wednesday includes Lawrence Choral Union. Thursday hosts Council of Religious Education banquet at M E church and Kansas vs Oklahoma Aggies in Lawrence. Haskell plays Park College at Haskell. Friday brings Paul Whiteman concert at the University and Lawrence high versus Baldwin. Saturday lists Lawrence versus Topeka in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest, Boyce
F. A. U. Hall
Kansas
Drake
Lawrence
Lawrence Choral Union
Council of Religious, Education
M. E. Church
Oklahoma Aggies
Haskell
Park College
Hasells
Paul Whiteman
University
Lawrence High
Baldwin
Topeka
Pleasant Valley Weekend Socials and Local News
Pleasant Valley reports weekend visits among residents including Bertha LaDuke and the Tobler and Shuck families. Dowding injured at a Kansas City cement factory is hospitalized and improving. Farm Bureau activities, meetings, oyster supper, elections of officers, and school events are noted with multiple visits to Lawrence, Vinland, and Baldwin.
Midland social notes and community gatherings galore
Local residents visit relatives in Kansas City De Soto Perry and Lawrence attend Grange programs and club meetings. Horses traded hands at Linden sale with multiple purchases. Various families share weekend visits, dinners, and neighborly calls across Midland and nearby towns. The piece ends with a brief historic note on the first U S strike in 1741 and a society notice for a spring millinery shopping trip.
Lawrence Sunday School Attendance Report Totals 2879
The Lawrence Council of Religious Education logs attendance across churches and groups. White totals 2660 with 854 children 643 youths 347 university students and 16 adults. Colored totals 219 across Ninth Street Baptist St Luke Methodist North Lawrence Baptist St James Methodist Holy Grove and Christian. Grand total 2879.
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Lawrence
Ninth Street
Baptist
St. Luke Methodist
North Lawrence Baptist
St. James Methodist
Holy Grove
Christian
Grand
Missionary sermon and weekly church activities at First Methodist
Dr Hislop spoke on The Missionary noting the need to fund World Service work as missionaries face return due to lack of support. Weekly events announced include Bible Circles, Women’s Society meetings, mid week supper with Bishop Waldorf, a Lawrence Council banquet, and Women’s Leave. Sunday school and youth programs featured stereopticon lessons and Be attitudes.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Hislop
World Service
Bible Circle No 1
Romine
Vermont
Bible Circle No
Mary Good
Maine
Woman's Home Missionary Society
J. E. Nelson
Bishop Waldorf
Wesley Foundation
Lawrence Council of Religious Education
Frank Richard
Topeka
Wesson to Speak on Hockey at University of Kansas
Cynthia Wesson of Cambridge, president of the United States Field Hockey Association, will visit the University of Kansas Tuesday to address the game of hockey after a 3:30 tea in Dean Agnes Husband's office and a 4:30 talk. Ruth Hoover, on leave from KU’s physical education department, also earned second all American honors.
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Cynthia Wesson
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Field Hockey Association
University of Kansas
Miss Wesson
Wellesley College
Ruth Hoover
Agnes Husband
K. U
Local residents travel for visits and events across cities
Mr and Mrs George Melvin attend a brother in law funeral in Olathe. Mrs Elmer Myers of Vinland spends the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Charles Braham and daughters with Miss Mabel Flory visit Kansas City on business. Mrs Edith Lowrey and Miss Helen Lowrey in Kansas City. C E Cadwell spends the day on business in Kansas City. Mrs Blanche Nutt returns to Kansas City after visiting her sister Miss Mabel Jett. Mrs C D Cowgill spends the day in Kansas City. Eva Oakes in Topeka. Miss Elizabeth Stilwell to Topeka for the day. Mrs J D Ritchey spends the day. Mrs C M Judy to Kansas City for the day. Pauline Holiday visits with her parents and attends Alpha Xi Delta initiation. Rev W M Backus returns from Salina after delivering a sermon yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melvin
Tennessee Street
Olathe
Elmer Myers
Vinland
Kansas City
Charles Brahamnd
Lillian
Alda
Mabel Flory
Edith Lowrey
Helen Lowrey
C. E. Cadwell
Blanche Nutt
Mabel
Jett
C. D. Cowgill
Eva Oakes
Topeka
Elizabeth Stilwell
J. D. Ritchey
C. M. Judy
Pauline Holiday
Wellsville High School
G. M. Holiday
Alpha Xi Delta House
W. M. Backus
Salina
Intoxication Charge Leads to Fine in Lawrence Court
Charley H. Brown pleaded guilty through his attorney in police court to drunkenness on the streets of Lawrence and was fined ten dollars. He was arrested early Sunday morning by Night Chief Moore. In Cannes, France, Helen Wills won her first match at the Carlton Tournament defeating Miss Ethel Fischer 6-0, 6-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley. H. Brown
Lawrence
Moore
Wills
Cannes
France
Helen Wills
Ethel Fischer
Yellow cab driver fined for careless driving on Lleventh street
Albert McKinley, a Yellow Cab driver, was fined $5 in police court this morning after pleading guilty to careless driving on Lleventh street near Massachusetts street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McKinley
Lleventh Street
Massachusetts Street
Pape's Diapepsia Advertises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as the fastest, surest relief for indigestion acidity and stomach distress. It claims rapid stomach and digestion improvement with a few tablets, offered by druggists selling millions of packages.
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J Music
Golden Belt Association
K. A.drake
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Vera Gerker
Addie Herd
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hazel | Getker
Art Furnpiture Co
Pleasant Valley
Bertha’ LaDuke
Will Fairley
Franklin
Davis
J. Tobler
John Hagen
In OQ
B. Shuck
Charles and
Evelyn
Roy Schuler
Willow Springs
Mrr. Schuler
Charles
Schuler
Ak. H. B. Axe
S. Dowding
Dowding
St. Margaret’s Hospital
John Tobler,Jr
H. B. Axe
0. B. Shuck
Shuck
Carrie Deay
D. J. O'Keefe
St. Louis
John Maloney
Maloney
Jack Maloney
Berner Springs
P. W. Rieger
Mrs. Rieger
Blanche LaDuke
Frances Dyer
Edith Ingle
Independence School
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union
A. L. Holcom
Fd Tilian
J. S. Tabler
Oscar Leonard
Helen Golf
Hazel Bowen
Myrtle Jacobs
Jacobs
John Garratt
Tabier
Harry. Johnson
Hendricks
Harry
Russell Petefish
Belvoir
Jack
Luckan
Fall Leaf
Trenon
Louis Howell
Robert Dunn
Bertha
Frances Holcom
Fern Eberhart
Raymond
Alfred LaDuke
George Bebee
Floyd Pardue
Newlands
Aileen Dulin
Maxine
Harold Howard
Wilma
Paul Curtis
Delbert
Opal Richardson
Dorothy
Mildred Archdale
Eunice Tobler
Louis. Howell
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist’ Church
Alfred
Newland
Charles. Wells
Fairview
A. Li-Holcom
Minton Peters
J. H. Striebel
Walter Howard
Elmie Hallmark
Irma
Lester
LaDuke
Oscar Merkler
Lone Star
Holcom
Mr. Taylor
Jay Richardson
Evan Griffith
Midland
Marion McCall
Ware
Charles Spray
Lawrence Kennedy
Kaw “Valley
Blaylock
Te Soto
Adams
Williamstown
Terrell
Midland Hall
de’ Soto
M. M. D Club
Carl Kelly
Joe Eden
Ronville
Clare
Mr. Brown
Fred Brone
Independence
Albert Brune
Lake View
Gus Brune
Albert Schaake
William Schaake
Perry
Emil Heck
Paul Laptad
Fred Lewis
Linden
de Soto
Mr. Heck
Mr. Laptad
Mr. Lewis
Miss Spielman
S. Ernest Richardson
Elmer Quidahl
GR. Shultz
Guy Shultz
Cate Husted
Vesta White
Anna Jane Hicks
Guy Schultz
Charles Husted
Luiie Sterling
P. S. Sterling
John Nottingham
Alice Oschier
Grandma Hammig
Robert Weibel
H. Q. Bruckmiller
Q. T. Moore
Ord Clingman
Cawker City
Emma Allen
Tonganoxie
Elmer Weibel
F. T. Moore
Fred Brown
Nortonville
Elmer Ousdahl
Edgar Smith
Oakridge
Milo Woods
Fred Heck
Elmier
Ousdahl
Lawrence Terrell
Fred Gantz
Eft
Edwin Schowen
Wefdt
James Houk
Jeanette
Fred Heck Sx
Alfred Heck
John Wilbur
Will Newine
Miss Oschier
New York City
Amfts
S. F
Council OF Religious Education
F W. Hosford
Mesdames Barrows
E. F. Engel
J. H. Corel
Hunzicker
E. Klein
W. F. March
J. S. Penry
H. B. Withington
Beeler
Kappa Phi
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Batavia
S. & S.grocery
Georgia Childaren
Maud Young
Alberta ‘Brown
F.& D. Club
Zulu Irvin
B. Y. P. U. Mixer
First Methodist
First Christian
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Congregational
West Side
Dr. Gorril
A. W. Newby
Orana, Pringle
Lawrence B. & L. Bldg
Plymouth
That City
Clyde Teter
W. W.rohrer
Atchison
Cece Ea
L. D. Wells
Olson Bros
Plymouth ‘Rocks
Spaulding
Putnam
Connecticut
Plymouth Rocks
Journal ~ World
Poultry and Eggs
Journal . World
Wolf's Book Store
Masa St
Oberworth
Kaw Valley & Western Ry. Co
Harry C. Jobes
City Park
O'Brien
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