University Bands to Present Twenty Second Midwinter Concert
The combined Red and Blue Bands of the University, ninety musicians strong, will perform their twenty second mid winter concert in the university auditorium Wednesday night January 16 at 8:30. Admission is free for townspeople and students. The program, about ninety minutes, includes classical and popular pieces with Ruth Greatt as soloist and Sydney David on xylophone.
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C. McCanles
Ruth Greatt
Plang
Sydney David
Trothelie
Bilis Cave
Alta
Busy marriage day for Judge as licenses issued
In Topeka the judge issued three marriage licenses in one afternoon, two couples wed by Judge Menger. The total licenses granted since January 1 reached fifteen. Separately, bills were introduced in the Kansas House proposing state education institutions in Great Bend Garden City, and a state polytechnic school in Great Bend with appropriations.
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He Menger
Court House
Henry Tedie
Kansas City
Thelma’ Wilkimson
Bates City
Menger
Ernest J.sheldon
Minnie Jenore Craiz
Toneka
Olaf Rosebrook
Vonna May Lymn
Topeka
Great Bend
Kansas
Rep. Blood
Sedgwick
Royal invalids gain as king sinks slow progress at Buckingh
At Buckingham Palace, three royal invalids were reported to be making progress at noon. King George's very slow recovery continued, while Queen Mary's cold improved and she had practically recovered from her indisposition. Prince George's cold was also much better.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Mary
Prince’ George
PUPILS IN PROGRAM AT LIBERTY MEMORIAL HIGH
Sixth grade pupils from elementary schools present a concert in the Liberty Memorial High School Auditorium at 8 15 p m Wednesday admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children proceeds go to the school instrument fund selections include traditional and folk songs with violin solo and choral pieces by noted teachers and composers from the University music department institutes of the era
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Liberty Memorial High School
Mabel Barnhart
Benettoice
Genevieve West
Pinckney
Alice‘Dicker
Wood- Sandred Kirkham
Cord- TH
Public School Music
Tor Music
G. Mar
Hulk Lorpio
Little Susie
Sandman
Hansel and
Gretel
Humperdinck
Ad Korsakov
Fames
Wark Weeker
Norman Edmer
Loomis
Examinations Set At High School Beginning Tomorrow
Final exams on the first semester work will be held at the senior high school tomorrow and Thursday. Students will be dismissed Friday for teachers to grade papers and prepare reports. Grade cards will be distributed Sunday morning and students attend short class sessions during the summer. Enrollment for the second semester is nearly complete. Exams last one and one half hours with a schedule of hours listed for tomorrow and Thursday.
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John R. Barnes
Sas
Fternoon
Farm relief moves eyed by Hoover and lawmakers
Washington reports President-elect Hoover and congressional leaders favor simultaneous farm relief work in the five weeks before the new congress. Rep Parnell Indiana says Senate first with tariff revision in mind while House committees study agricultural aid. Hoover also discussed government reorganization with Rep Dal Hager urging new push for movement begun in Harding era.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Hoofer
Representative Parnell
Indiana
House Agriculture Committee
House Committee
Dal Hager
Massachusetts
Harding
Frankie Civella Dies After Boxing Knockout In Pittsburg
Frankie Civella of Kansas City died in a hospital in Pittsburg Kansas from brain concussion after a knockout in the semi final bantamweight bout with Steve Saline. An inquest was planned for today. Civella, about 20, had fought in several Kansas City area matches over the previous three years and was married.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Frankie Civella
Kansas City
Civella
Steve Saline
Shrine Patrol
Ottawa Pioneer Christine Anderson Dies at 84
Ottawa Kansas January 15 AP Mrs Christine Anderson 84 longtime Ottawa pioneer dies after long illness She came to Ottawa in 1865 Her husband Capt A L Anderson died in 1894 an officer in an Ohio Civil War regiment She is survived by four children Evan Alexander Anderson Wichita Jan Anderson Kansas City and Mig Will Staley Tulsa Okla
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Ottawa
Kan
Christine Anderson
A.l.”Anderson
Ohio
Chil
Will Staley
Tulsa
Okla
Rabbi Levinger Elected National Legion Chaplain
Indianapolis January 16 AP Rabbi Lee J Levinger of Columbus Ohio was elected national chaplain of the American Legion at a meeting of the national executive committee He succeeds Rabbi Herman J Beck of Pottsville Pa who resigned Becks resignation was accepted following his report January 1 and cited health as a possible cause A sub committee will study changing the selection method and report at the May meeting Levinger served as a World War I chaplain and teaches at Ohio State University
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lee J. Levinger
Columbus
Ohio
American Legion
Legi
Levinger
Herman. J. Beck
Pottsville
France
Ohio State ‘University
Beck
Reed urges national action on agricultural relief and tax reform
Governor Reed warns Kansas lags in wealth growth while taxes on real estate rise sharply in proportion to expenses. He urges national handling of agricultural relief, favors a one cent gas tax for roads and outlines a plan to complete an all weather state highway system with 2,095 miles of work and $15 million cost. He proposes a temporary period for the extra tax and cites population stagnation as a concern.
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Kansas
Reed
Read
United States
Michigan
Steed
Edison Off for South to Fort Myers Winter Visit
Thomas Edison, aged inventor, heads to Fort Myers Florida for his annual winter trip joined by Harvey Firestone and Henry Ford. Edison, accompanied by his wife, beamed for photographers at the station and appeared in strong health and spirits, showing he had gained weight recently. Newark N Judati reports from AP dateline January 15.
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Thomas Edison
Fort Myers
Florida
Harvey | Firestone
Henry Ford
Edison
Newark
N. Judati
Divorce Day Grants and Delays Mark November Docket
In district court today Judge Hugh Means disposed of most November term divorce actions ahead of February term. Several divorces were granted or continued, others dismissed on plaintiffs motions. Custody remained under advisement as remaining cases were adjourned to the next term.
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Hugh Means
Judge Means
Luella Ware
William Ware
Charles L. Brown
Lucille Brown
Anna Goodger
C. R. Goodger
Carrie Gulley
Ora F. Gulley
Lillian Steponek
James Steponek
J. Frank Davis
Anna R. Davis
Edericka
Strode
Gordon Strode
Varied Program From University Fine Arts Students
A mid winter recital in the University Auditorium featured upperclassmen from the school of fine arts performing piano voice organ and violin numbers. Dean Swarth commended their technique and interpretation while audience members praised the varied program and the performers Marian McNabb Selma Aas Margaret Drennon Leila Hemphill Amands Wulf Kathryn Langmade Louise McCurdy Bernice Cale Tanet Coulson John Moore Ena Hepler Kathleen Sarlos and Dorothy Kuersteiner participated.
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University
University School of Fine Arts
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Marian McNabb
Selma Aas
Margaret Drennon
Leila Hemphill
Amands Wulf
Kathryn Langmade
Louise McCurdy
Bernice Cale
Tanet Coulson
John Moore
Ena Hepler
Kathleen Sarlos
Dorothy Kuersteiner
K U Glee Club On WDAF Radio Concert
Twenty nicked singers glee club of the University under Prof Eugene Christy will broadcast on WDAF Kansas City Star radio Thursday January 24 from 10 15 to 11 00. Program features semi classics and college songs led by the whole group with To Arms Ole Uncle Moon and Woodland Roses. A quartet or solo will follow with a closing medley including I m a Jayhawk Fight for Kansas and Alma Mater.
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Glee Club
Altho
Oil sets record again as U S production rises
Tulsa report shows the weekly average production in the United States reaching 2,604,862 barrels, a new high. Gains come from Santa Fe California and Hendricks Texas fields while Oklahoma dips. Seminole breaks decline with a 2,000 barrel rise and West Texas adds about 5,500 barrels daily. An epidemic of severe colds among statesmen prompts debate over hats off to the dead at public functions.
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Tulsa
Okla
Santa Fe
Calif
Hendricks
Texas
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Seminole
West Texas
Paris
Tong Periede
Salvation Army Council Considers Booth Retire Request
Sunbury on Thames England Jan 15 AP The high council of the Salvation Army weighs General Bramwell Booths response to retirement demands A vote on the adjudicating resolution was planned for the evening session The councils knowledge indicates the reply was a refusal to step down The adjournment and official statement followed as the decision moved forward
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Sunbury-on-Thames
England
High
Bramwell Booth
High Council
Re Elect Topeka Man Anti Saloon President Reelected
Dr. David Shields of Topeka was reelected president of the Kansas Anti-Saloon League at the board meeting. Rev. Joseph A. McClellan of Topeka was reelected superintendent. Other officers include E. E. Stauffer of Wichita as vice president and W. Clark of Baldwin as secretary. State headquarters committee members span Baldwin Lawrence Wichita and Topeka with several named. Dr. Julius Smith and Justice Richard J Hopkins were elected personal trustees from Kansas.
Cold wave moderates across Kansas after record lows
Topeka reports a sharp cold snap with temperatures sinking to 3 above in the state. Concordia 8 above, City of Coaldand 10 above and Wichita 12 above. State meteorologist S D Flora forecasts moderation in the next few days with mostly cloudy skies and rising temperatures in the southeast and extreme east portions.
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Topeka
S. D. Flora
Concordia
City
Coadland
Wichita
Oskaloosa Banquet Fetes Fathers And Sons In Holiday Event
Miss y Stemsall of Denver and Clifard Hums attended the Sharonport street event. January 13 at 7 30 was the next church session. A Friends of Africa study and a three course Methodist banquet for over one hundred sons and fathers featured Hi Y songs, a cornet solo, and remarks by Superintendent Portwood of Atchison. The event included red and white table decor, fruit cocktail, chicken patties, trvy, creamed peas, pumpkin pie, coffee, and whipped cream. Mrs PFJ Roberts hosted the W. F. M. S. meeting, and Morse returned to open a law office.
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Spurlock
Missy Stemsall
Denver
Colo
Sharon Port
Friendship Hall
Ret. Black
Amos Leech
Billie
Portwood
Atchison
PF. J. Roberts
Methodist Church
Friends of Africa
William Morse
J. W. Roberts
Elizabeth Slade
Grayson
Waggoner
Helen Fulton
Amos, Jr
Billy Leech
Rath Saeher
B. P. Baviz
Plans for Raising the Girl Reserve Budget Face Discussion
Community plans for boosting the Girl Reserve budget were discussed as members praised Mrs. Leech for hospitality. County officials, partly departing the courthouse, attended a farewell banquet at the Commercial hotel, with a list of honored staff. A license issue delayed a Topeka wedding, and local society events included the Methodist Aid gathering in Friendship hall with a January program and luncheon.
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Charles Metzger
Elmer Edmonds
Lloyd Morris
Ray Kellay
Helen Fulton
Theols
Decker
St. Joseph
Topeka
Stow
Friendship Hall
Reber
Mned Metzger
Irwin Dennis
George Wendel
Harry, Brown
Lottie Barnett
Duke Brown
Inez Wheeler
Miss Shrader
Jaeqmann
S Shrader
Lena Roberts
Inez-Wheeler
Warren Metzger
Loraine Dennis
Davis
Our State
iDuke Brown
Ham
E. Dellinger
Dodge City Safurd
Ford County
Dellinger
Hal
Lucy Reines
Toveka
George Raines
Lucy
Isurer
Government Worker Stays On Job After 31 Years
Fred D. Young, a Kansas City post office employee with 31 years on the federal payroll, says he remains at work to stay active and due to his recovery after a long illness. He credits Sargon tonics for restoring his energy, eliminating chills and fever, improving sleep, and ending chronic biliousness and nerve unrest. He reports renewed strength and plans to paint and garden after work. Adapted from a local advertisement.
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Authouch
Fred D. Yoer
Agi City Post Office
Tye
Fred D. Young
Mr. Young
Norton
Kansas City
Sargon
Tuesday Evening Program With Mixed Musical Acts
A noisy schedule lists memory garden, several ensembles, and a theater showing through the night. Acts include Sleenmbergs Carlsing Sextet, Dutch Masters Minstrels, Lonr'ne Correct Time, Sixteen Singers, and other acts. The page notes time slots from 7:00 p m to 10:00 p m with various venues and a Sunrise musical program on Wednesday. A grain markets listing for Kansas City appears amid the program details.
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Sleenmbergs-Carlsing
Freel-Elsemon Estradians
Fresimayn
Dr. Royal
Cope
Jiour
Jenny Wren
Kansas City Board UF
Yodhe
Orchestra Msas City
United States
Annyhem
Keke
Nia Foresters
Bith Brothers
New Yorke
Studio Prograni
Ice cutting and dairy feeding notes in old notice
The text describes ice cut into even rectangular cakes for easier packing in the ice house, with stakes at each end to guide straight cuts. It also mentions dairy roughage quality affecting cow bedding choices and notes Chancellor E H Lindley touring Topeka for a Kansas Anti-Saflom League trustees meeting.
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Gligu
Sem Hunter
West Hills
Lawrencia
E.H. Lindley
Topeka
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