Music program lineup announced for Kansas summer session
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts unveils a rich summer session program headlined by Alberto Salvi harpist Cecil Leeson concert saxophonist and Clifford Lillya cornet virtuoso. The Midwestern band and orchestra camp begins with weekly campus concerts and a schedule featuring faculty recitals student recitals and multiple band and orchestra performances through July on University of Kansas campuses.
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Storm Sewer Work Advances in East Lawrence
Work on Section I of the PWA storm sewer project in east Lawrence nears completion at about $42,000 with 45 percent funded by the federal government. The 2100 foot box runs from Fifteenth and Santa Fe tracks to Twelfth and Haskell, varying from 6 by 6 feet to 10 by 6 feet. Section II, finished in the southwest city, cost about $11,000.
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East Lawrence
Santa Fe Branch
Oregon Street
Thirteenth Street
Fifteenth
Santa Fe
Twelfth and
Haskell Avenue
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Campus Music Schedule Across July and August
Thursday July 00 Campus sing at Fowler Grove 7 30 p m Friday July Summer orchestra concert University auditorium p m Sunday August 2 Band concert campus 3 20 p m
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University Auditorium
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Marriage License for Deward Green and Leona May
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Deward Green of Topeka and Leona May of Valencia. The couple planned to marry by a Topeka minister. Mimeograph paper, typewriter band, scratch pads, tooling leather listed, with contact as Phone 22. The World Co. Adv.
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Topeka
Leona May
Valencia
the World Co
Roosevelt Arrives in Arkansas for Centennial Speech
President Roosevelt travels aboard the Roosevelt train toward Little Rock to celebrate Arkansas centennial with a 20 minute address at Centennial Stadium. The nationally broadcast speech is the first of a 4,000 mile swing ending in Indiana. He will also speak at Dallas Cotton Bowl and at Vincennes next Sunday.
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Sneegas Plans Welding Motors From Old Street Car Units
Carl Sneegas of Sneegas Plumbing at 704 Massachusetts Street bought six old electric motors formerly used in Lawrence street cars. He rebuilt one into an electric arc welding unit mounted on a Buick chassis powered by a 60 horsepower Buick motor. He plans more units and to sell them after testing. He changed the motors from 500 to 53 volts, increasing amperage, and will add voltage regulators. Estimated cost per machine is about $300 versus $1,010 commercially.
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Sneegas Plumbing Company
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
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G O P Onlooker’s Grandson Visits Valley Grove
Local notes recount Raymond Longanecker, grandson of an Onlooker, visiting California native relatives at Valley Grove. Community members attend CPA supper in Lawrence and various social calls, dinners, and hospital news across nearby towns.
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California
Willie Puckett
Valley Grove
John Banks
Mort Benson
Kansas City
Benson
Hugo Schellhorn
Marvin Bond
Earl Lindell
I. C. O. F. Hall
Lawrence
Valley Chapel Event Sees Ellis Bond Guests Longanecker
A Valley Chapel gathering featured Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond along with guests Mrs Clara Longanecker and additional attendees. The fragment notes a social occasion with these named individuals present.
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Ellis Bond
Mrs
Clara Longanecker
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