One Woman Drive Made for Hoover at Convention
Mrs. Francis J. Clair of New York City led a one woman display to support Hoover at the Republican national convention. She climbed onto a chair beside John Hamilton, grabbed a flag, waved it, and cried for Hoover. She vowed to continue until he is elected.
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Cleveland
Francis J. Clair
New York City
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
John Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
Rimme
Mrs. Clair
Liberty Memorial High Band Opens Summer Concert Series
The Liberty Memorial High School band starts its summer concerts tomorrow at 8 pm in Southpark band stand. Shows run every Friday through June and July with diverse soloists and a new public address system.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Southpark
Tschaikowsky
Cleveland
Budd Russell
King Carneval
Bohumir Kryl
Russell
Howard Sutherland, Jr
Clarence E. Sawhill
Pial
Joseph de Luca
Pathetic Symphony Excerpts and Various Pieces Listed
A catalog style snippet lists works including Tschaikowsky King Carne, Bohumir Ervi in London, Russell El Abanicg, Spanish March, Javaloyes Venice, Ethelbert Nevin Dawn and Good Lights Out, Billy Lin Vocal Refrain, Howard Wray The Huskin Bee, Robert B. E. Pickett, and Santa Cecilia Radaell.
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Tschaikowsky
King Carne
Bohumir Ervi
Barytone
Russell El_Abanicg
Javaloyes
Venice
Sulte
Ethelbert Nevin
A. Dawn B
Billy Lin
Howard Wray
the Huskin' Bee
Robert BE. Pickett
Santa Cecilia
Plan Trip Tuesday by Douglas County Historical Society
The Douglas County Historical Society plans a Tuesday afternoon trip to Le compton and nearby Le compton township sites on June 16, the first in a trio of journeys. John Akers chairs the committee, L B Read handles transportation, and drivers will meet at 1 PM in the 700 block of Kentucky Street.
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The
Douglas County Historical Society
Lecompton
Lecompton Township
John Akers
L. B. Read
Mr. Read
Kentucky Street
Poor Pa by Calld de Callan
Betty feels disappointed when the Parker boy unexpectedly catches her in a dress and she wishes for him to catch her in her pajamas. The piece notes interest points and short papers about people and places, with business letterhead offerings and a world co advertisement.
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Betty
Parker
Publishers Syndicate
Memorial Hospital Notes and Nearby Movements
James Van Dyke of 2101 Louisiana street underwent a minor operation yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Newland, in the obstetrical unit for three years, left for Minneapolis to pursue nursing part time while studying for her degree at the University of Minnesota. Lonsilectomies were performed for Mrs. Esther Tait, 735 Missouri street, Mary Lois Eddins, 1311 Tennessee street, and Michael Beardslee, Route six. Mrs. Ethel Anderson, a nursing staff member, has been ill for two months and has gone to care.
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Ethel Anderson
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