Record Audience At Joint Recital At Fraser Hall
Large turnout for a summer session concert at Fraser Hall featuring contralto Alice Moncrieff and violinist Waldemar Gerlich, faculty from the School of Fine Arts. Performances spanned dramatic pieces like The Grey Wolf and Song of the Robin Woman, with lively arias and a humorous encore Grandma. Dean Scrarthout praised the series as one of the finest. The next program lists Henry Berg tenor and Ella Bear accompanist for a solo recital at Bociock.
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Alice Mone F
Waldemar Geltch
School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
D. MM. Scrarthout
Alice Moncrieff
Robin
Cad-1
Shanewis
Rons Tesh
Dvorak
Palmerat
May Wight
Engle
Gelich
Dean Arthout
Henry Berg
Miss Ella
Bear
Fraternal Aid Band Concert in Central Park
The Fraternal Aid union band under Walter Rigden will give a concert at Central Park Tone 23 at 8 o'clock. The program includes March The Star Spangled Banner Field Artillery Sousa Mi Serenade Tender Hope Romantics and selections from opera with light comic numbers.
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Fraternal Aid Union
Nurere
Walter Rigden
Central Park
Tone
The
Field Artillery
Sousa
Romanti Sa
Lawrence Police Report Of Youth Disturbances And Local Notices
Lawrence police logged several juvenile disturbances on New Jersey street between 10:50 and midnight. Other items include milk theft report on New Hampshire street, a minor car collision at Ninth and Massachusetts, Lowery fined for traffic violations, vandals damage a pecan grove in Arkansas City, and local classifieds advertising furniture displays and room suites.
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New Jersey
Oread Male Quartet to Broadcast From WREN Tonight
Oread Male Quartet and Red Wolf Coffea Roasters will be aired on WREN at nine. Farewell Song closes the program, with a mix of Kan sas tunes and miscellaneous numbers. The night includes several performers and pieces such as The Goblins and Aly Lover, Greddy, and others in a varied musical lineup.
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Oread
Red Wolf
WREN
Kansas
Pestat
Gornaeid
Fre
Baight Legan
David Stevens
IL - Tai the Goblins
Dent
Aly Lover
Greddy
Hanzas
Rob
Edwin F
Pricai Datsu
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Traffic Sign and Signal Study Aims at National Standard Code
Nearly one hundred committees of the American Engineering Council conduct a survey of traffic conditions in major U S cities. Dean Dexter S Kinball of Cornell University says the goal is to determine best practices for signs signals and markings to improve safety and traffic flow. Major W C Rigby chairs the Topeka Kansas area committee with city and state engineers among members. The study covers all cities with populations above 50 900 and includes extensive city official questionnaires to collect facts and city experiences with signs signals and their effectiveness. A main committee led by W B Powell of Buffalo will draft a standard code for universal adoption.
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American Engineering, Council
Dexter S. Kinball
Cornet’ University
United States
W. C. Rigby
Arca Toheka
Kans
W. E. Baldry
W. V. Buck
J. Heckie
Kansas Owners
Autemobile, Association
Eppsanni A
Lagerwail
Dean Kimball
W. B. Powell
Buffalo
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence and Nearby Cities
Local notices report deaths of Godfrey Vieasdin in Kansas City Kansas Clara Lane in Oklahoma City Annie Morris in Topeka and Mrs Vincent Hardie Ward in Washington D C. Funeral details list Maple Grove and Oak Hill cemeteries with dates June 24 and 21 for services, plus burial plans and survivors including Cyrus Crane and Lewis Crane. Also mentions loco weed outbreaks in Arizona and various police court fines for drunkenness and overparking.
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Godfrey Vieasdin
John Pleasant
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence Priday
Arthur Letcher
North Eighth Street
Maple Grove Cemetery
Annie Morris
Topeka
Ness
W.L. Morris
Centenary Methodist Church
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B. F. Adams Mig
B. F. Adams
Cyrus Crane
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rotary Rally Wins 2-1 over Odd Fellows in Pitchers Duel
In a tight game Rotary edge Odd Fellows 2 to 1 after a late rally. Mayer struck out six for Rotary while Weidman fanned four for the visitors as errors and a fifth inning miscue proved decisive. Allen left with an injury but stayed in, and a pair of walks in the fifth fueled Rotary’s decisive frame.
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Mayer
Odd Fellows
Eut
Aerosd
Rotary Club
Odd Fellow
Rotary
Hoth
M. Allen
Rene
Tucker
Byle
Allen
Tenorsay
Elks and Eagles
Johny Hanhedt
Lotus
Gray
Turker
Hall
Ar Alen
Hurnett
Lecne
Wun
Adllen
Suns
Farmers Work Late With Headlights In Pennsylvania Fields
In Mercersburg area near Gettysburg Pennsylvania farmers plow at night using tractors fitted with headlights extending work beyond sunset despite old adages. The scene illustrates farmers in the region laboring long after dark to finish needed tasks.
Cupid Depletes Ranks of London Operators
London report notes 7802 girl telephone operators with 330 married last year. Officials cite occasional flirting on the wire despite strict rules, warning romances frequently end in marriage. Also cited are a Kansas Supreme Court land decision and Ottawa University asset appraisal details.
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London
Cunid
President Coolidge Angling With Worms At Sauase Creek
Rapid City reports Coolidge abandoned worm bait and used flies on a trout trip to Sauase Creek. Edward G. Taylor, Chicago journalist, notes the Izaak Walton League opposes worm angling. A South Dakota irrigation delegate urged the president to attend a Newell farm picnic, but Coolidge declined. In Kansas, vital statistics show births fell to 19.5 per 1000 in 1926 while deaths rose to 11.4, with Ellis and Finney counties highlighting high birth or death rates amid regional economic notes.
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Coolidge
Sauase Creek
Izaak Walton
Edward G. Taylor
Chicago
Izaak Walton League
Taylor
Sanders
Chicareau
Bellefourche Irrigation
Representate Williamson
South Dakota
Newell
Ardmore. &. Tf
Williamson
W. T. Bucholtz
Irrigtion District
Topeka
Kansas
G. Brown
Kantar
Brown
Kansas Cour
Filia County
Ellis County
Ellis R
Douglas
Ruth's two homers lift Yankees in double header sweep
In Boston on June 22 Babe Ruth powered the Yankees with two homers, one in the fifth inning and a second later, as New York won the day’s first game 7-5. Wiltse allowed another Ruth blast in the seventh to extend the lead while the second game ended 4-0 in favor of the Yankees.
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Red Sox
Yankees
Babe
Ruth
Goreheath
Wis
Wiltse
Hase
New York
Thomas
Moore
Collins
Mattiss
Hartley
Grabowski
Ruffing
Philadelphia
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
NIA
Hoo Moo
Hb Tisenbee
Ruel Quinn
Pate
Cochrane
Aeington
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Crowder
Burke
Tate
Gray
Perkins
Chicago
API
St Louis
St. Louis
Stewart
O'Neil
Connolly
McGurdy
St. Louis Lace
Gaden
Ant ‘Schang
Y McCur
Second Round to Begin in State Golf Tourney
Manhattan Kansas June 22 AP fractically all of the favorites of the Kansas golf tournament won their first round today and advance to the second round tomorrow. Last year’s champion Neil Colbourne of Wichita competes again with a crowded field including Ecklund Wright Scott Scheiver Betts on Salina Lott Minneapolis Hettinger and others.
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Kans
Kansas
Neil Colbourn
Wichita
Ecklund
Wright
Scott
Scheiver
Bettison
Salina
Lott
Minneapolis
Hettinger
Hutchinson
Vety
Imay
Sports goods market boosts New Zealand athletic import trade
Washington reports the Commerce Department notes a growing market for sporting equipment in New Zealand driven by rising popularity of winter and summer sports. Football remains the leading winter sport, cricket and tennis compete in summer, golf is year round, with bowls and track also strong. skiing is limited to mountain resorts and hunting and fishing attract many enthusiasts. Miss Marianna Dunkel plans a six week visit to Los Angeles, visiting Mrs. Anna S. Himee and Miss Charlotte Himee who formerly lived here.
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Washington
UPI
New Zealand
Commerce Department
Thhe Island
Marianna Dunkel
Los Angelis
Cah
Anna S. Himee
Charlotte Himee
Radio Concert Of Victor Herbert Pieces Tonight
A WEAF network program presents a half hour concert of Victor Herbert compositions with Harold Sanford conducting. Stations nationwide list schedules with varied orchestras and dinner music in a Father Time era radio overview.
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New York
Icter Herbest
WEAF
SCR
WER
WAT Ksd
WTAG
WRC
WDAF
Harold Sanford
Alkielat Ph Nanan Dlei
Atlantic City
Esice
Mupi
Baltimore
WHAL
Boston
Big Brother
Buffalo
Sunlsy Orchestra
Buffalow
Dxay
Foralar Ehtertainerk
Wsal Srgrehetra
Grehestra
Clearwater
Cleveland
Wii
Fom Weaf
JHE
McCarrie
Oon
Dinnes
WCX
Pogelar Prngretad
Detroit
Sina Ridold Ee
Oriola Wti
Hartford
Tring News
Fadeline Uel
Soblmgdleinwe Prastan
Finsth
Wear
Mary and
Ted
Anneate
Brena
Tels
Liveriawn Orchestra
WIZ
NEW Ork
United States
Ibn X
Tote
Ein Giks
WNYC
WGBS
Je Qhadries
Newton Hous
WEAP
KDI
Pittsburgh
Silvertown Orchestra
WRVA
Richmond
Wham
JWG
Madrigal
Artet
Schenectady
Amence
Studia Musicale
Eskimos
MacMadagal
Ramsay
Radin Rodina
Demassealt Ensemble
Rinsh Berkaibine Fouy
Goldorf
Heyward
Picnic marks Blue Goose gathering at Country Club
Members of the Blue Goose in Kansas with Topeka headquarters held their annual picnic at the Country Club. S. W. Atkinson and Gleon Charlton are local members. Men golfed while women bridged and golfed. Prizes went to Fryman White of Kansas City and F. A. Scott of Topeka with Willett of Topeka for the law gross. About one hundred guests dined followed by dancing.
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Blue Goose
Kansas State
Topeka
S. W. Atkinson
Gleon Charlton
Eby
Fryman White
Kansas City
F. A. Scott
Me. Willett
Charles Kervlall
Marguerite
Carl Kirby
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