Spooner Thayer theatre project gains support from Kansas University Players
The Spooner Thayer community playhouse plan moves forward as University of Kansas Players’ personnel and community talent back the effort. A Little Theatre in Spooner basement opens this season with Expressing Wille by Rachel Creth and a busy slate of performances. Directors with ties to Repertory Theatre in Boston and local talent, including Linderman and Crafton, will stage a series of plays and one-acts through summer. The project aims for a community theatre hub funded by ticket sales and support, contingent on building a permanent community playhouse at the Community Centre.
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Spooner-Thayer Community Playhouse
Kansas University Players
Little Theatre
Spooner
Wille
Rachel Creth
Allen
Basten
Gairge
Ifter Hampton
Linderman
Thestre Werk
Art Smith
Geotia
Mars van A
Albert Loraine
Crafton
Willie
LLC
Lawrence
Sem Benvill
Gang
Trav
Liities Slovsky
Abel
Vt Centre
Motorists face crackdown as cutouts spark city warning
Local arrests followed a motor cutout raid with L Wimad and V Dhivan taken into custody after police noted open cutouts and noise complaints. Judge H warned residents to repair vehicles, while chief says drivers without warrants risk arrest. ongoing patrols target noisy motorcycles and unsafe riding as court dates loom. Dr Lindley to deliver commencement addresses at University of Colorado Boulder and Colorado College. wife files divorce suit in district court.
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L. Wimad V. Dhivan
Beth
Police Couré
H. Aed
Vislater
Lindley
Willie
Leavenworth Bank Teller Glenn Hines Ends His Life
Glenn Hines, teller at Wulfe kuhler State Bank in Leavenworth, shot himself in the bank’s wash room. A .15 caliber revolver lay beside him. he left notes to A. M. Hines, E. Rice Phelps, and Louis Vander Schmidt. He had worked at the bank since 1923 and bore a strong reputation, with no bank discrepancies found in a quick audit. Hines, a former Nan as University student and Sigma Xi member, had ties to his fiancee’s father and various local figures. The bank officials offered no motive for the act. Local brief items note road work, remodeling, and other city matters on Massachusetts street, plus social updates and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Glenn Hines
Wulfekuhler State Bank
Hines
Otth Giscomella
Tildalelock
Hiness
Aj Utilita
Nanas University
Sigma Winda Epsilon
A. M. Hines
Case of Lyndon bank is argued before state supreme court
The Osage county Farmers Union seeks to organize a private Farmers Union bank at Lyndon via mandamus to force the state bank commissioner to grant a charter. The case tests the commissioner's regulatory power and the law's bank formation language as it affects Kansas banking plans. Local interest grows after Douglas county Farmers Union faced a similar charter denial for Lawrence last year.
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Osage County Farmers Union
State Bank Commissioner's Office
Farmers Union Bank
Lyndon
Supreme Court
Kansak
Zoard
State Bank
Osage County Farmers
Lyndon Armers
Af Dentals
Griffith
Douglas, County
Lawrence
Frat forms Pi Upsilon Delta at Kansas University
Pi Upsilon Delta, an honorary dramatic fraternity, installs a Kansas University chapter with charter members from Lawrence Kansas City and nearby towns. Officers include Laura Ballou president Frank Trousset vice president Alice Lee Smith secretary Leland Barrows treasurer, with Allen Craften as faculty adviser. The group plans active participation despite its honorary status.
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P. Upsilon Delta
National College Players
University of Kansas
Nen
LaVon Rail
The
University
Northwestern College
E. C. Buehler
Pi Upsilon Delta
Russell Culver
Lawrence
Marjorie Thompson
Kansas City
Allen Craften
Upsiion Delta
Deaths and Funerals and Church News and Robbery Report
Deaths and Funerals Samuel Talley 53 dies at home near Vinland services at Vinland Presbyterian Church Sunday 2 PM survived by wife Laura one son one daughter and four brothers burial at Vinland Cemetery Albert Armstrong dies at home 920 Missouri Street service 4 PM Saturday at home Dr Frank Arnold to lead grave interment at Oak Hill Cemetery G A R veterans to assist Emma Brown funeral Saturday 3 PM at 1 mile SW of University Rev John F Watts in charge Curtz Church of the Brethren National Convention opens Lincoln Nebraska Dr D W Curtz McPherson College elected moderator new officers include I B Book writing clerk J Lear reading clerk Ralph Schlosser and M Clyde Horst messengers over 3000 delegates report Robbery Charley Teefere home 2200 Haskell Avenue missing brooch man’s watch earrings stolen Cheese production in France exceeds two hundred varieties.
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Samuel ‘Talley
Samuel Talley
Vinland
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Talley
Lone Star
Laura Talley
Vinland Cemetery
Albert W., Armstrong
Albert W. Armstrong
Missouri Street
Frank Arnold
Oak Hill Cemetery
G. A. HR
Emma Brown
Tniversity
John F. Watts
Curtz
Lincoln
Netra
D. W. Curtz
McPherson College
McPherson
Kan
I. B. Book
North Manchester
Ind
J. Lear
Chicago
Reading
Ralph Schlosser
Elizabethtown
M. iClyde Horst
Windber
State Fair Grounds
Charley ‘Teefere
Haskell Avenue
Judge fines two men in intoxication case at police court
Ossie Thornton and W G Humphrey were arrested after being found intoxicated in Humphrey's Ford roadster by Officers Calhoun and Ingalls. Thornton pleaded guilty and paid 101 dollars, choosing a fine over 15 days in jail. Humphrey initially contested charges, then pled guilty to intoxication and to driving while intoxicated, receiving a 50 dollar fine with no jail time due to farm work demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossie Thornton
W. G. Humphrey
Humphrey
Calhoun
Ingalls
Thornton
C. H. Daugherty
Andrew Jackson Arrested for Disturbing the Peace
Andrew Jackson colored was jailed last night after neighbors called police on a disturbance. He pleaded guilty in police court claiming a quarrel with his wife, who testified she was struck and a vase thrown. she wore a sling. He received a 30 day sentence in the city jail, with Officers Vogler and Callahan making the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Vogler and
Callahan
Public Bridge Opens At Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth June 11 AP The former railroad bridge across the Missouri River at Fort Leavenworth will open Sunday as a free wagon bridge after rehabilitation by the justice department costing 135000 to supply access to 142 acres of Missouri farm land. Built fifty seven years ago, the bridge faced railroad financial trouble and partial closures but has now been repurposed as a public crossing.
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Leavenworth
Missouri
W. T. Biddle
Fort Leavenworth
Department of Justice
War Department
Butt
Body Identified in Smoky Hill River Case Salina
In Salina Kansas the body pulled from the Smoky Hill river Thursday afternoon is believed by officers to be Rob ert Obenhause who had vanished from a local farm days earlier. A partial farm owner identification aided by relatives will be completed today as another possible victim, John Katebaugh, is ruled out. Will Oben house of La Crosse will travel to view the remains. The body’s condition after several days in the river hampers definite identification.
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Salina
Kansas
Smoky Hill
Robert Obenhause
Will Obenhouse
la Crosse
John Katebaugh
Kansas City
Smoky River
Brady Case to the Jury in Federal Court
The J E Brady case charging misuse of the mails through selling false certificates to the Linion National Bank Beloit Kansas went to the jury in federal court in Kansas City. Judge Merrill E Otis said the main issues were whether Brady devised a scheme to defraud and whether he used the mails to further it. Added attraction at Bowersock theater tonight and tomorrow features a local singing team Cecil Gray and Frank Barnes with Gray accompanying on piano and performing his own music including Ella Cinders. A vicious cow killed Mrs Carl Wilson of the Fairview neighborhood north of Oskaloosa in Jefferson county while she helped milk her husband. J A Crawley, 35, formerly of Vatley Falls Kansas, was found dead in his hotel room in Kansas City due to heart disease.
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Kansas City
J. E. Brady
Linion National Bank of
Beloit
Merrill E
Otis
Brad
Bowersock
Bowersock Theatre
Cecil Gray
Frank Barnes
Gray
Ella Cinders
Atchison
Carl Wilson
Fairview
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Wilson
Toyo
Kansan
Kandune
J. A. Crawley
Vatley Falls
Kansas
Frugal Night of Radio Schedules and Concerts
Radio listings compiled by United Press detail Friday evening programming across stations from WEAF to WOR. Entries include organ recitals, orchestral concerts, dinner music, and dance programs with station IDs and times.
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United Press
Atlantic City
StafeeNews
Samuels
Jean Weiner
Ray Baltimore
Sandman
WEES
Boston
Bix Hrocher
Milkigen
WEA
Andrews
WGR
Buffalo
Winger
Stary
LaFrance Orchestra
Stagler Orchestra
WMAK
Danner Music
WGHB
Glearwater
Sleveland
Wilson
Gene Ore
WCX
WIR
Detroit
Hartford
Jleimherker
WKAR
Lansing
Miami Beach
CNRA
Moncton
CFCF
Montreal
Sturba
WOR
Newark
WEAF
Waldarl Dinker
James A. Ames Grabs Western Rail Stock In Big Move
New York reports Commodore Atlen Curtis James, noted yachtsman and society leader, has become the largest single owner of a major property through acquiring a substantial block of Western Pacific stock. He already held large stakes in Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads and is linked to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Analysts foresee possible realignment of western railroads in this purchase and potential clashes with a rival system led by L. F. Loren. James insists the investment is purely personal and says he bought it because it seemed inexpensive.
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New York
A. Pj
Atlen Curtis
James
Western Pacific
Wall Street
Ames
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, Burlington and
Ouney
Pvith
Southern Pacific
Western Railways
Ayall
Jamez Purchase
L. F. Loren
Kansas City
Southern
Louis
Southwestern
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Radio Program Listings of Multiple Markets and Orchestras
A dense schedule spanning cities from New York to Vancouver lists daily radio programs. Includes Olsen's Orchestra, Anglo-Persians, lecture recitals, dance orchestras, market reports, and varied station lineups on WMCA WABC KDKA WGY WBZ WOR and more.
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Cri
WIZ
New York
Olsen
Berenaders
Loddien
Sical
WMCA
Golden
McAlpin
Ines Emiladelpala
Chas
Vital
WOO
Philadelphia
Smusical
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Sealze
Orchestrae
KDRA
WCAE
William Penn
WEAF
Ysar
Providence
Biltmore Orchestra
WRVA
Richmond
O— Quartet
Richmond Hill
WGY
Schenectady
Bornrelits
Setos
Chicago
Maes
WEA
Dallas
Orchard
Orchestra
Pao Day Enport
KOA
Denver
Des Moines
Sog
Philbreck
CNRE
Edmonton
Tara Si—Buchanan
Fort Worth
Edeus Co
Hot Springs
Bascossi
Motsul
Iowa City
Cancers Progrem
Was
Jefferson City
Msic
Kansas City
Sebea
the Ass
Blas
Nighthaws Drotic
Lincoln
Rokentiay
Garoro Decheatta
Ry Nichola
WECO
MPLS
ST. Paul
Risdeal
Dare Mysic
Mooseheart
Preston
Seruap Heul Wam
Nashville
Iad
Quaere Progr
Hooy Owls
KPO
San
Francisco
Metropolitan Cuarter
ESD
Louis
CNRY
Vancouver
The Jumper Dress in New York Fashion
In this summer style survey, jumper dresses move from sports to chic wardrobes. Silk jumpers in georgettes chiffons and lace dominate afternoon and evening wear, with long sleeves and tailored necklines trending. The two piece frock remains youthful, versatile, and affordable, with belts worn at the low waist and varied sleeve lengths.
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New York
Ong
Polo clubs converge for Rocky Mountain polo tourney at Fort Leavenworth
Practically all polo clubs set to participate in the Rocky Mountain circuit handicap polo tourney opening Saturday at Fort Leavenworth celebrate with a horse show featuring the army's best mounts. Entry includes Touraine, a horse that once exceeded the world record for broad jump. Teams from Fort Leavenworth cavalry school Fort Riley second cavalry Fort Riley Wichita Kansas Wakonda Country Club Des Moines Fort Meade Kansas City Country Club Ponca City Oklahoma and Jasbracuct Kansas are listed among entrants.
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Fort Leaveworth
Will
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Meade
5. D
Kansas City Country Club
Ponca City
Jasbracuct
Kan
Miss Louise King Wins Damage Suit in Battle Creek
Battle Creek College co-ed Louise King wins 350000 damages against Arthur B Rich in circuit court. Rich, serving a life sentence for alleged assault on King after a party at the Battle Creek Country Club following an auto outing. Plaintiff sued for 100000 claiming permanent injury from the incident.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Louise King
Battle Creek College
Arthur B. Rich
Rich
Miss King
Young Rich
Battle Creek Country Club
Ponca City May Withdraw From Southwestern League
Ponca City could drop its Southwestern League franchise within days, league president Dale Gear said. If Ponca City withdraws Eureka Kansas would likely join in their stead, he stated noting locals dislike baseball but the league will not dissolve. Decision expected by Monday. Marriage license issued to Jaxon and Bosworth in Kansas City with Rev Frank Knold officiating. Otis Murray and William Ware paroled from city jail after liquor charges. Visitors to New York City average 100,004 daily.
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Topeka
Ponca City
Dale Gear
Poncans
Eureka
Kansas
Ponca
H. Monferta
AL Jaxon
St. Louis
Minnie
Bosworth
Kansas City
Frank Knold
Otis Murray
Blackjack
Willian Ware
C. H. Daugherty
New York City
Ambassador to Europe is a Kansas governor aide
Governor Paulen appoints Kathryn Albaugh pardon clerk as his ambassador to Europe. Her party includes Mary Carswell and other officials as they travel from New York on June 5. The piece notes reforms and taxes while recalling Beebe's acting-governor role and various Kansas officials commenting on the intangible tax and interest rates.
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Topeka
Payten
Europe
Kathryn Albaugh
New York
Mary Carswell
Tax Department
Public Service Commission
France
Maly
Switzerland
Belgium
England
Paulen
Hornia
Charlie P. Beebe
Neadesha
A Bee’be
Kansas
George W. Beebe
Lecompton
Samuel Medary
Glenn Ladies' Aid Ice Cream Social Set
The Glenn Ladies' Aid will host an ice cream social at the Glenn schoolhouse on Thursday evening June 17. A community quilt made by the ladies will be sold to benefit the Capper Fund for Crippled Children and local families. This item will draw neighbors from Lecompton to Topeka as part of a busy week of visits and local events.
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Glenn’ Church
Glenn
Capper Fund
Starr
MLC
Cole
Lawrence Viniot
Topeka
H. F. Putton
Annett
Marguerit
McCall
Lattending Business College
Mir
D. T. McCall
Gladys
Gretchen Winter
Lecompton
Clarence Glen
Rand
G. As Glenn
Nelia Mohatt
Ray” Morriss
Ruth
Merle
Melvin
Sivan
Theodore Kater
Caray Katie
Edith
Georgia
J Theodore
Fred Yardley
Marie
Thompsonville
Edward Glenn
Charles
Esther
Robert Lee
Edear
Tecumseh
Clarence Glenn
Leatha
Mary
Hazel
Earl
Dale
Turner Mir
Fred McClanahan
Baldwin
Leromprin
W. H. Glenn
Aglen
Fulton
Grace Gray
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Gold Fellows Hall
Locomaton
Elmer Kettering
S.C. Coblonta
Tra Kettering
Raymond Eugene
Stroud
Oklo
Orcutt
Mac Watts
Midland
David Paslay
Vester Robison
Isons
John Matney
F. Moore
Glenn Li Aid
R. M. Gray
Grace
Thos. Glenn
B. F. Glenn
Frank’ McGlanahan
G. F. Bahmanier
Fred Moore
EF. Moore
Edith Kuester
Leesmpten
Don Parded
Memorial Hospital At
Lawrence
Ant
H. F. Fulton
A Arlett
Lecomption
W. R. Glenn
Wilma
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Colorado
E. H. Lindley
University of Colorado At
Boulder Bendar
Colorado’ Springs
Lit
Riggs
Ather
Ina Riggs
Fay
D. F. Smit
District Court
University of
Zidge Hugh Means
Garnett
Massachusetts Street
Chamber of Commerce
Farmer's State Bank
Hook & Green Clothing Company
Cecil Hough
Stants
Int
South
Dill
University of Taday
N Press
Round Cerg
Trent
Anna Sta
Earollet
Universi
Affternoone
Berkeley
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Canovan
Starrett
Walla
Here
Br. BT. Sisson
Tlodora
Sumner
Marpie Rent
Okla
Alice van Meensel
Nes Smith
Clayton Finch
Modest Foster
Re G Norman Wint
Ont Street
Foster
Clint
Comrades of
Washington Post No
Post Hall
Farmers Union
K. U
Church of Brethren
Ender Way
Missouri River
Robert Obenhauses
Brady
U. S
Heather
KFAB
Bohemian Bend
KGW
Tominodore James
B. F. Loree
Tor
Anne Wsb
Atlanta
Inmient
KYW
Kitney
KPRC
WSAL
Polo qLcas
Wichita
Etter
Crowley
Reno
Sedgwick
Harper, Harvey
Kingman
Hutchinson
Charles Kilpatick
Eatintyy Y
Capitol Briefs
Frank H. Roberts
Af Ory
Board of Administration
Ephess
Clyde W. Coffman
Osage County
House
Horrow
W. C. Millar
Kiowa County
Roy L. Bone
State House
Capitol
H. E. Shrack
Earl Faust
Mr. Shrakk
Milton R. McLean
Kansas National Guard
Civilis Altire
Washington
Tarnell
Trish
Hudson
Unitec
Led States Weather Bureau
Washington Monument
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