Recital Enthralls Fraser Hall With Fine Arts Students
A capacity Fraser Hall audience heard a University School of Fine Arts recital during commencement week. Highlights included Ruth Whitfield on piano with Dean Swar thout on organ, Lee Greene on organ in Vierne, and Frances Robinson on violin. Verdi, Handel, Schultz- Ephrases, and Massenet pieces showcased student mastery.
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University School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
Perhapps
Ruth Whitfield
Austin
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Ist
Vierne
Lee Greene
Handel
Frances Robinson
Greene
Helen Kennedy
Thomas
Motorcycle Tour Promises Two Day Gypsy Ride
The Gros es the lino chasetts feet sets a two day motorcycle tour to St Joseph and back. Fifteen to twenty riders are expected with enthusiasts urged to join. Law members arranged events and entertainment along the route with sponsors including Hartley-Davin dealer Knoles inviting riders to apply through the club secretary.
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St. Joseph
Mr. Knoles
Hartley-Davin
Bayagsa& Operach
Law
St. Joseph, Afc
Canme
Interhay
Annual Inspection at Fort Leavenworth Sherman Tour
Major General Robert H. Allen chief of infantry arrived at Fort Leavenworth for an annual visit tied to infantry activities at the general service schools. Allen addressed garrison officers and will resume his tour next month to inspect the Seventeenth Infantry, now stationed at Fort Omaha, while Major General Herbert Crosby, chief of cavalry, was scheduled to arrive north on June 11.
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Leavenworth
Robert H. Allen
Fort Leavenworth
General Service Schools
Allen
Seventeenth Infantry
Citizens Military
iFort Omaha
Nebr
Herbert Crosby
Thief of Cavalry
Marriage License Granted in Lawrence for Harold Brown and Gladys
Harold Brown and Gladys Harmon of Lawrence were issued a marriage license by Probate Judge Menger today. The ceremony was expected to be performed by Rev. E Z McFarland.
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Harold Brown
Gladys. Harmon
Lawrence
Menger
E. Z. McFarland
This Week Events At University Campus
Friday dramatic art plays at Robinson gymnasium and Saturday commencement week golf tour ney starts at 9 a.m. Faculty alumni baseball at 7:40. Open house for School of Engineering at 4 30. Sachem dinner at 6 o clock and Chancellor's reception. Alumni senior hall. Sunday alumni reunions. University band on campus at 3 o clock Mortar Board at 2 30. Baccalaureate sermon in stadium at fa.
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School of Engineering
Sachem
Frontenac State Bank Closed Over Frozen Loans
Frontenac State Bank in Ford County was closed by its directors due to frozen loans. P J McGinley, Kas State Bankers Assoc president and bank cashier, and J S Patton, bank president, said deposits were $253,245.29 with loans at $242,244.97 and that the guaranty fund protects depositors. Fr W Miller, a state examiner, is in charge. The bank, organized in 1904, serves a farming and coal region and may reopen pending banking department findings.
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Topeka
A. P.j
Frontenac State Bank
P. J. McGinley
Kan State Bankers Association
J. S. Patton
Roy L. Bone
State Bank
Ing
Ford County
Frontenac
A.P
Trontenac State Bank
J. Patton
Civil Cases Heard in District 1 Court
Judge Hugh Means presided over four cases today with witnesses in the Lottie May McCann versus Reta Bell Cummins money suit. A demurrer to the evidence was taken under advisement. Judicial actions included judgment for $198.75 plus costs in a note suit by J. All Heng, receiver, against Mrs. Charles Tatum. Foreclosure for a mechanic’s lien was heard in Coleman's case against Fred E. Johnson. Ralph C. Lindengegger’s suit for money and lien foreclosure against Emma May Zweifel et al. was scheduled for later. Frank Sommer versus W. G. Martin money case continued to a later date.
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Hugh Means
Lottie May McCann Niner
Reta Bell Cummins
J. All Heng
Iowa
Charles Tatum
GC. Coleman
Fred E. Johnson
Johnson
Ralph C. Lindengegger
Emma May Zweifel
Frank Sommer
W. G Martin
Minstrel Show Tonight at Turner Hall by Lawrence Entertainers
A minstrel show presented by the Lawrence Entertainers with sixteen leading colored performers is scheduled tonight at Turner Hall at Ninth and R streets. The program opens with a band concert at 7:30 followed by dancing in the hall after the main performance, reflecting the Lone Star success that inspired the local appearance.
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Lawrence Entertainers
Turner Hall
Ninth
R. I. Streets
Lawrence
Lone Star
See
Historical Pageant Set for Manhattan July Fourth
An elaborate historical pageant portrays events from Civil War through World War I and will employ 1,000 people. It will be staged at Memorial Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas, with 20,000 seats. Congressman Poly Tincher will deliver the oration.
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Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Poly” Tincher
Engineering professors plan summer activity trips
Faculty members from the University of Kansas School of Engineering announce summer plans. Dean P. F. Walker will lead a two week command at Ft. Riley then a Maine trip. F. M. Dawson will do work at Cornell. G. J. Hood heads to the Pacific coast by car. F. N. Raymond to New York. G. W. Bradshaw CG. McNown and E. F. Kindswater join a civil engineering summer camp with students. J. P. Jensen and F. E. Johnson attend Society for Promotion of Engineering Education meetings at Iowa City. H. A. Rice attends an IEEE meeting at Iowa City. Goldwin Goldsmith stays for Union building work. H. W. Anderson attends GE teachers conference at Schenectady. R. L. Grider travels to New Mexico to inspect a silver mine.
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University of Kansas
P. F. Walker
Society For ‘Promotion of Engineering Education
Cial
City
Ft. Riley
Maine
F. M. Dawson
Cornell University
G.J. Hood
Pasine
F. N. Raymond
New York
G. W. Bradshaw
CG. McNown
E. F. Kindswater
Europe
J. P. Jensen
J. A. Dent
Westinghouse Electric Company
Philadelphia
F. L. Brown
Minneapolis
Joe
F. E. Johnson
Society For Promotion of Engineering Education
Iowa City
Goldwin Goldsmith
Union
H. W. Anderson
General Electric Company
Schenectady
R. L. Grider
New Mexico
Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Broadcast Planned
Rev Joseph Fort Newston of St Pauls First Christian Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon titled The Higher Education on Sunday at 7 30 p m. Dr William C Thompson, University of Ohio president emeritus, will give the commencement address Factors in National Stability Monday at 7 30 p m. Miss Miriam Cox of the school of fine arts will play the pipe organ during the broadcast.
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Joseph Fort Newston
First Christian Church
St.Paul
Wiliam C. Thompson
University of Ohio
KFKU
University of Kansas
Newton
Thompson
Miriam Cox
School of Fine Arts
Watch for bag worms in county orchards
County agent H. C. Colglazier warns orchardists to monitor for bag worms as the infestation grows. To save trees, spray infested specimens with two pounds arsenate of lead per fifty gallons of water, applying a second spray 10 to 12 days after the first since worms emerge at different times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Colglazier
Two Issues Summer Session Kansan Set for Tuesdays and Fridays
The Summer Session Kansan will publish weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays this summer beginning next week. The first issue may appear Saturday with Alice Van Meensel and Agnes Smith as joint editors and Jon Finch as business manager. All University summer school students receive free copies. Eeeeee sets new javelin record.
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Kansane
Alice van. Meensel
Agnes Smith
Kansan
Clay
Jon Finch
University
Eeeee
Javelin
Arkansas Youth Hurls Spear 199 Feet 5 Inches
D Braydon of Little Rock Arkansas set a world scholastic interscholastic track record with a 199 ft 5 in javelin throw at the Chicago national meet finals. Event preliminaries and field finals completed this afternoon as Fort Collins Colorado’s 1925 champions remain favored.
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Chicago
D. Braydon
Little Rock
Ark
University of Chicago
Braydon
Fort Collins
Cole
Pleasant Grove News Sees Life Along A L Williams Circuit
Ray Vaughn visits A L Williams for sweet potato plants as Owen Flory and others call on Williams for plants. Residents attend Lawrence events, hospital visits and repairs. A thunder shower, Memorial Day weather, and road grading affect travel while oil leasing activity and local social visits shape a busy Pleasant Grove week.
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Ray Vaughn
A. L. Williams
Virgie Landis
Ward Landis
Warren and
Armin
Lewis Churchbaugh
Dan Flory
Oscar Markley
Montana
Washington
Oscar Shoemaker
Riley Barnhart
Wenatchee
Oscar
Lewis Charcbaugh
Williams
Owen Flory
Hallie ‘Peterson
Mary
Lawrence
Boland
Will Goodell
Hargett
Grand Avenue Temple
Kansas City
Clyde: Puckett
Baldwin
Wilbur Eberhart
Williams Home
W. D. Lyons
Independence
Kansas
American Legion
Clyde Puckett
Cecil
Hibner
Ivery
Sandy
Francis Williams
Fred Scott
Iva Flory
Nettie
Marry Flory
Elmer Flory
Lawrence Yesterda
Flory
Harold
George McClure
Fred Pratt
Vinland
Twin Mound
Jesse Hurt
Bud Purdue
Avery Hibner
Gondwill
Harvey Flory
Amos Flory
Jones Hospital
Douglas County Farm Bureau Attends Kansas Field Day
Several Douglas County Farm Bureau members plan to attend the agronomy field day at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan on June 12. County Agent H G Colglazier says travel will be by car if weather permits. The program features tours of experimental fields morning and talks in the afternoon by L E Allen Calli on soil fertility, J Mohler on crop production, and R I Threckmorton on experimental work at the Agronomy Farm. A special afternoon program for farm ladies is also planned.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
H. GC. Colglazier
Thean L. E. Alen Calli
J. & Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
R. I. Threckmorton
Early KU yearbooks reveal long history of titles
Display at Watkins Library shows KU publications from 1873 74 The Hierophantes to The Cyclone The Cicala Helianthus Quivira and the Jayhawker as first in 1901 The earlier volumes were miniature in size and lacked today's scope Vandals on campus uproot a flower bed at the west entrance damaging about 600 salvias and a tulip bed with little result on the eastern end Authorities attribute the act to a single person with destructive motive Potter Lake will close all day Sunday and after 4 pm Monday due to commencement activities per H H Ball University buildings and grounds supervisor Enamels Barber's Drug Store ad
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University of Kansas
Watkins Library
Potter Lake
H. H. Ball
Banquet Honors Lawrence Alumnae At Alpha Chi Omega House
The annual senior alumnae banquet gathered about thirty five alumnae at the Alpha Chi Omega House at six. Attendees from Lawrence included Persis Cook Mrs Dinsmore Alter Mrs J W Sternberg Mrs John Sabo Miss Marianna Dunkel and Miss Betty Tenney among others. The senior officers listed include Miss Anna Dorothy Lester Evelyn Shidlen Dorothy Gsell Helen Wilkin Annabelle Taylor and Ruth Whitfield. The program featured Ruth Whitfield piano Chopin Nocturne in G sharp minor As We Part by Ligenfritz sung by Miss Marjorie Evans Harp Impromptu Schnecker by Miss Fay Crouse Piano Etude by Pagnini Liszt sung by Miss Virginia Arnold. Toasts were given by Misses Josephine Mace Leod Ina Bonney and Peggy Farrell with a talk by Maurine McKernan former publicity manager of the Woman's Benefit Association Chicago. Red carnations decorated the table and seniors received candle sticks as graduating gifts. Golf tournament participants may reserve 7 o’clock dinners at the Country Club by calling 404. One Monday auction club will host a 1 o’clock luncheon at the Country Club next Monday.
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Alpha Chi,Omega House
Lawrence
Persis Cook
Dinsmore Alter
J. W. Sternberg
John Sabo
Marianna Dunkel
Betty Tenney
Anna Dorothy ‘Lester
Evelyn Shidlen
Dorothy Gsell
Helen Wilkin
Annabelle Taylor
Ruth Whitfield
Chopin
Ligenfritz
Marjorie Evans
Schnecker
Fayé Crouse
Virginia
Arnold
Cnet
Mrs Arthur Thompson Guests in Lawrence for Weekend
Mrs. Arthur Thompson and her little daughter Ray Arlene of Los Angeles California are guests of Mr and Mrs Vic Johnson Mrs J T Gephart and son John Marshall of Oklahoma City will arrive in Lawrence Saturday
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Arthur Thompson
Ray Arlene
Los Angeles
Cal
Vic Johnson
J.t.:.gephart
John Marshall
Qkiahome City
Lawrence
Travels and Family Visits Mentioned in Local Tablet
Mrs. Isabelle Sharp returns from a nine month visit in Scotland and plans to visit Colorado with her daughter Mrs. Cone. Mr. and Mrs. John Cone of Kansas City will join them and come to Lawrence to spend Sunday with J P Cone’s family. Sharp visited Edinburgh Perthshire Ayrshire and Glasgow among other towns during her trip.
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Colo
John Cone
Kansas City
Lawrence
J.P. Cone
Colorado
Isabelle Sharp
Scotland
Tennessee Street
Edinburgh
Perthshire
Ayrshire
Glasgow
Natura's Purification for Health Ad by Calotahs
Health guidance claims Natura’s Purification by Calotahs cleanses the whole system. Advises taking Calotahs once or twice weekly for several weeks. Promotes a family package with directions priced 35 cents at drugstores.
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Taki Ljing
Elimination of Two Grade Crossings Near Wellington Planned
State highway commission approves federal and state aid to remove two grade crossings near Wellington. A $35,000 substitute will replace the Santa Fe crossing east of Wellington and an $18,000 project will replace the crossing west of the city. Both crossings are on state highway number twelve. Open Forum at Chamber of Commerce luncheon to discuss projects and seek member input.
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Topeka
Jupe
Wellington
State Highway Commission
C of C
Chamber of Commerce
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Liscet
Helen Marcell
Marguerite Fisher
Pion Carlo
Verdi
Miss Ott
Massenet
Heracli
Naomi Rom
St. Joe
Robinson Gymnasium
Close State Bank
Associa‘tion
Frontenac Bank
Georgia P. Chalfan
Fred W. Coon
Pruidential Insurance‘ Company of America
IK. U
U.S
K. U
KEFKU
Colglazier
Arkansas
Niagara Control Board
Niagara Falls
Hoover
Chetopa
Labette County
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Pleasant Grove
Topeka-Kansas
Cit
Teavenworth
Lawrence - Wiliamstown Junction
Topeka- Manhattan
Topeka - Atchison- St. Joseph
Beom
Williamstown
Juction
Eldridge Hotel
County Farm’ Bureau
Manhat Tan
Enamels
Barber's Drug Store
Adv
Dramatic
Green Hall
Willie
Spooner
Thayer
Theatre
Dean Sayre
Ohio
the Merchant of Happiness
Olson Bros
Oberworth
Yiwannished
Lawrence Lumber Co
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