Beatrice Belkin Praises Work At Roxy Theaters New York
Beatrice Belkin gains praise for her singing at Roxy’s Theater in New York before a 4,200 seating capacity audience. Garyl Dodds, visiting from Lawrence, details Belkin’s strong reception, broadcasts, and rising career as she aims to establish a name in music.
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Beatrice Belkin
Roxy's
N. Y
New York
Lackner
Garyl Dodds
Lawrence
Galli Curci
Miss Belkin
Mr. Dodds
Kansas
Dar
Roxy
Miss Schaff
Seventieth Street
Vice
Aunt of Senator Curtis Predicts Victory in November
Mrs. Louisa M. Curtis of Lawrence Kansas, aunt by marriage to Senator Curtis, believes her nephew will win the vice presidency with Hoover. A 78 year old mute due to childhood illness and rheumatism, she follows Kansas City nominating conventions closely and remains hopeful, noting she is certain of his election. Senator Curtis visits her when in or near Lawrence.
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Curtis
United States
Louisa M. Curtis
Kansan
Herbert Hoover
Lawrence
Altho Arite
Kansas City
Sunflower State
Charles C. Curtis
Senator Curtis
Jordan Neil
Kansas
Tiinois
Franklin
Kansas Plains
Quantrill
Rhode Island Street
Nellie Calhoun
Baldwin
Qlathe
Charles Curtis
Pat Shook
Roy Grammer
Geral Hoover
Pat’Shook
Bobby
Elroy Eberwein Gant
Vernon King
Esther Wilber
Arlene Underwood
Bessie Finley
Ed Stoll
Topeka
Fternoon
George Hardtarfer
U and I Club
White School
R. T. Geshe
Mary Louise
R. P. Tripp
Phyllis and
Murry
Harry Dauberman
Frank
Texas
Elmeda Cook
G. W. Hill
Claude Parker
Eugene
William Shook
Gotlieb Nieder
Lone
Star
T. B. DeWitt
Garland Susie Mae Wilkerson
Clark Wilber
L. G. McGee
Clara
Frances Marie
Norman-Nichols
North Lawrence
Oscar Powell
Russell Herd
Lloyd Douglas
Linwood
CG. J. le Shore
Ray_Herd
Mary Lee
Hutchinson
Kan
Aes
E. Donald Siscoe
Wilber
Amos Wilbur
William McGee
Robert Finley
Alfred Yehle
Roscoe Pine
Lotte
A. T. Fincher
Hazel
Richard Wiley
Carl
Susie
Mae Wilkerson
Frances Matie
W. Bu Pine
Herd
Ray Herd
Grandma Shook
Ed McNamara
S Shook
Famce
Hardware
Journal- World
Bankers
Union Pasifie
Journal-World
Union Pacific
Kansas Electric
Hardware and Painters
Tome Hardware and Painters
Fay
Keeping Flowers Fresh By Avoiding Drafts And Fans
A Lawrence woman shared a lesson from an evening party about keeping bouquets fresh. She found that flowers need air and water but should not be placed near drafts or electric fans, which quickly drain moisture and cause wilting.
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Lawrence
Burt
Something new in garters fashion item from a summer vacation
A fragmentary note describes a small gift, a pair of dainty garters with narrow elastic and pearl bead trim. The item was given by a friend during a summer vacation, and the Lawrence girl is rejoicing at the purchase and its decorative design.
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Toller
Avagon
Lawrente
Found Ornament From Bead Colors Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a found ornament made of beads in two colors palé blue and a top element marked as found. The readable text is incomplete, but indicates a jewelry-like item with two bead colors and a noted top piece.
Wise parenting on children's ice cream and conduct
A 1900s style parenting note advises on safe treats for children highlighting dairy desserts as rich but recommends fruit sherbets ice cream or frozen custard as better options. It warns against overindulgence with sugar urging moderation and promotes diluted cool drinks. The piece stresses parenting methods, discipline, humility, and teaching unselfishness through shared tasks and steady guidance.
Lecompton Social Roundup Details Visits and Funeral
Lecompton residents shared weekend trips to Topeka and Lawrence with relatives and friends. Funeral services were held for May Baughman Brown at the Methodist church, followed by burial in Lecompton Cemetery. Rev. F W Bertschinger and Rev. W Glenn Megill led the rites with a quartet and pianist. A union church service featured sermons on The Suffering of Christ as July and August gatherings grow in attendance.
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R. M. Gray
Grage
Robert
Topeka
Marion” Lasswell
Mary Nell
Opal
Rand
George Holly
Emily Browning
Browning
George Yardley
Capper
Garfield Park
N.E. Whipple
Will Hill
Hill
H. F. Watts
Mac Watts
Watts
Methodist Church
May Baughman Brown
Research Hospital
Kansas City
F. W. Bertschinger
W. Glenn Megill
United Brethren Church
H. Q O. Morris
George F. Bahnmaier
John Day
E. J.hill
Fritz Hill
Hazel Gray
Lawrence
Harry McCall
Ruth Morris
Justus Gellan
Geelan
F.W. Bertschinger
Orville McCall
Elza Bahnmaier
Marilyn Mae
Roy Paul
Waterville
Rosemary Gletin
A.A. Davdson
J. McCall
Tonéka
Lecompton
Ottawa
5. L. Dark
A. F. Kerns
Herbert Hunter
Cecil Browne
J. E. Shirck
Shirek
Elizabeth Gickerhoss
Michigan Valley
George Hardtaker
Clarence Stallard
Williamstown
Ed McNamara
Clark Wilber
L. G. McGee
Clara
Frances Marie
Sam Uttinger Sunny
Pat Shook
William. Shook
E. F. Longanecker
Eddie
Wilbur
Oak Ridge
Arthur ‘Robinson
South Lawrence
T. B. DeWitt
Jim Attinger
Richard
Faily
Oscar Powell
Frank Walters
L._G. McGee
Clark Will
I. T. Herd
Ora
Russell Herd
Eugene
Ray
Herd
Mary Lee
C. J. LeShure
Forest Dodge
Fairyland Park
Missouri
Hesse
Roscoe Pine
Bherlboys
W. C. Brown
Charles Jr
Millard Wiley
Frances McGee
R. J. Finley
Bessie
Jack Gardner
Gilbert
Albert Holliday
J. H., Uttinger
Es Hazel Wiley
Virginia
Weekend visitors and social rounds in Lecompton
Local residents of Lecompton and vicinity hosted and visited kin and friends through the weekend. Gatherings featured teas, ice cream, and homemade desserts, with numerous attendees from Kansas City, Waterville, Lawrence, and Topeka. Other notices include funeral attendance, club meetings, and ongoing family visits across the region.
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Mpton
Lawrence
Strickler’s Business College
Peka
Lecompton
Fay
Hazel Taylor
Charles McCarty
Kansas City
Glora Nace
Gertrude ‘McCarty
Ruth Bahnmaier
Ruth Nace
Faye Glenn
Etta Taylor
Fannie Smith
Will Hill
Ada Libers
Waele
J .Shirek
Libers
Shirek
Waterville
J. G. Elliot
St. Joseph
J. W. Kreider
Kreider
Weis
Ray Morriss
Morriss
Nelia Morriss
Nelia Morris
Cyrus Glenn
R. M. Gray
J. McCall
Topeka
Abe
Harry McCall
Billy
Roy Ridgeway
South Forks
Colorado
Aire
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U. S. Institution
Esperattan
Noor SR Songind
Alderson
W. C A
Mary B. Harris Cleft
Mareuerite Eustace
Oweek
W. Va
Federal Industrial Institute For Women
Aps
Mary B. Harris
Pennnsylvania
Greenbriar River
West Virginia
Congress
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Federal Industrial Institute For
Helen Hironimus
Indiana Bar
Etda von Rose
Catherine Jones
Dorothy Godfrey
Charles ‘Bitzer
Mary Elizabeth
Oklahoma City
Children — ‘Magazine
W. H. Shirck
Jerald Gilbert
Gilbert Holliday
Elroy
Eberweins
W. S. Attinger
Millard
Wiley
A. B. Ewing
Bill Yocum
Clark A
Fred Wilkerson
Howard Hardtarfer
Wayne
Lake View
Elmer Miller
G. J. LeShure
T. Herd
Hutchinson Mon
Clarence Hine Tugsflay
Tessa Yehle
Edward ‘Roseman
Junior Schowenherdt
Osawatomie
Fred Laptad
Roy Wilber
Daughtey
Esther
Susan Denman
Cora Denman
Ridgely
Clyde Husted
Junior Boner
W. S. Uttinger
Elmeda
William
Nadine
Glenn Stallard
I. T
Agnes Pine
Ruth Johns
Arthur Belt
Fred Lapted
Henry Knabe
J. H. Uttinger
R._d. Finley
Odell Wiley
Morris Pine
Dunn
Henry
Clarl
Dane
cNamat
Clark
Fri Wilkerson
Robert Tonted
Uttinger
Catherine Betts
Pat
Miss Agnes
Pine
Farm , Bureau
Baton Grove
J. A. Moran
Kans
Mae’ Wilkerson
Moranville
Ollie Cofian
Vivian Lefferd
Ben Gun
Chidren Benjamin
Gaterine
Sam Uttinger
J. H. Ittinger
Jack
Barbara Anne Knott
Roy. Wilber
Shimsons
Midland
Topeka Road
Swidre
Asalatant
A. MW
Pltapatrick
Friend
Ties Gadeky
Robert A. Steels
Direst
A. Smart
Mellon
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