Local recital features violinist Gafney in 8 o'clock program
Tonight at 8 o clock the public may attend a free concert by outstanding artists of the summer session faculty including violinist Proy Geltch and tenor Gafney. Gafney, teaching during the summer at the University, brings a pleasing voice to church and university musical affairs. The program, under varied modern arrangements by Elman and others, promises a refined showing of violin work, with Gafney's voice adding to the appeal. The concert also touches on arms disarmament discussions led by Ambassador Gibson in Washington, highlighting ongoing international dialogue and the Geneva experience.
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Charpe
Mar ‘Geltch
Ancy Gafney
Tefior
Ital
Elman
Zee Ir
Gafney
Lawrence
Arts
Schoo
Mgas
Moms
Ahs
Mr. Geltch Even
Coli
Tate
Deaths and Funerals for Hunts Hunter Frantz
Funeral services were held for Lyno Hunter who died at home with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs Mary Frantz, age 87, died this morning and her services, led by Rev Gordon, followed by burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving family includes daughter Mrs John Dunn, daughter-in-law Mrs David Frantz, and ten grandchildren. Other lines note property transactions and local land descriptions in Lawrence and vicinity.
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J. Hunts
Lyno Hunter
Pps Road
Grey
Pigmott Ieangterational Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pallbéaz Senithmeyer
George Es- E ‘Friend
H. Hoyt
Re. G
West
Besie
Mary J. Frantz
Mary
Lawence
David Frantz
Kansas City
Corncob Diplomacy At State Department Allegedly Revealed
June 27 AP report describes undersecretary Joseph P Cotton as a playful expert on corncobs who keeps a supply in his office. The piece notes his habit of removing the corncob from his desk before meeting Secretary Stimson to avoid mishap.
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Winston
Basue
Sader
Joseph
P. Cotton
State
Ibd
Stimson
Cancel Hill concert due to acute laryngitis
Barre Hill baritone who was to perform tomorrow night in Fraser Theater will cancel after doctors warn vocal strain could end his career. Swarthout of the fine arts school announced the decision following a telegram from the management. Hill was rushed to Kansas City for treatment and has canceled three other engagements. Refunds for tickets are available where secured.
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Barre Hill
Fraser’ Theater
D. M. Swarthout
Fmne ‘Arts
Chicago Civé Opera
Hmparia
Hill
Kansas City
Dean Swarthout
Five Montana men tied to Leavenworth chicken ring
Five men from Montana were arrested after a chicken stealing ring near Leavenworth. Drew Holt pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received an indefinite term in the state penitentiary. Ackerman, captured after a farm altercation, pleaded not guilty and awaits trial in jail on $1,000 bond.
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Drew
Holt
Round Prairie
Leavenworth
I Rt
Ackerman
J. B
Goff
Montana
Rattlesnake Killed Near Smith Farm West of Lawrence
Samet, living on the Smith farm three miles west of Lawrence on the Topeka road, killed a 46 inch rattlesnake with a hoe after it was found in an old hog house fifty yards from the house. Nearby, a police dog alerted Mr. Perry, who recovered nine rattles and a button from the snake. The reptile was believed to be the same one seen two weeks earlier by Dare Perry while tending strawberries. A watch had been kept since the sighting.
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M.r. Perry
Al-Smith
Lawrence
Topeka
Mr. Perry
Dare
Perry
Picnic Plan for Fourth at Lecompton High Grounds
A community council plans a Fourth of July picnic on the Lecompton High School grounds. Representative Plummer will give an address, followed by an afternoon ball game and an Epworth League play in the evening.
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Ompton
Lecompton
Will
Plummer
Epworth’ League
Prof and Mrs Smith Headed to Madison for Summer Session
Prof and Mrs W R Smith have left for Madison Wisconsin where Mr Smith will join a summer session at the University of Wisconsin.
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W.R. Smith
Dison
Wis
Smith
Theniversity of
Wiscan
Sins
Fairfax Airport firm ties Kansas City to state
AP dispatches report Gov. Nor Glyde M Reed attended the annual motion picture theater owners convention in Kansas City to discuss industry issues before planning a departure to Montrose Colorado to visit his sister Miss May Reed who was reported critically ill. Additional briefs note a Wichita divorce case involving Ida Willite and M. R. Diver, a Kansas City cafe robbery yielding two diamond rings, the death of Dr. Charles Francis Martin, and a fire at M B Schuitz home damaging a piano and scarf.
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Fairfax
Kasax City
Kan
Toneka
Govnor Glyde
Reed
Kans City
Motion: Picture Theater
Kansas
Missouri
Montrose
Colo
Hutchinson
Diver
Kansas City
Gloria la Farge
Twelfth Street
Charles Francis Martin
Manchester
Amsterdam
Neighborhood Social Notes Chronicle Busy Visitations
Mrs George Kirchner of Palm California visited Sunday at the Charley Bichner home. Neighbors Mr Winters from Nebraska and others called. Several visits to Ottawa Lawrence and Lawrence Avenue, with charivarI and wedding congratulations for Elmer Pippert. Misses Jane Hall of Colorado and Esther Johaninn visited, while many locals motored to Ottawa and Emporia for family events and dental work.
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George Kirchner
Palm
Calif
Charley Bichner
Mr. Winters
Nebraska
Was- Sun Vnl
Wal Site
Aeyone
Laie Mildred Lane
Beulah
Rl Ry. Flory
Chéster Gibson
Pohl
L. W
Haas
Charley
John Sturmant
Johnnie
George Andd
Chicago
Herman
Ernest P
Fred Disqueis
Harry. Ftory
Helen
Marie
Ottawal
Theodore] Glasier
Stella
Wagener
Ottawa
L.W. Haas
Eva
Mabel
Irma
Will Lyrich
Hood
Elmer Pippert
Henry Rappard
Esther
Ruth Johannin
Carl Schwartz
Jane, Hall
Colorado
George Bechtel
Emporia
Hatgeat
Oe Merv
Pétfly
Harry Eey
Johhn
Flora
Noob Alvin
Reetz
Anna
Johanning
Homer
Topeka
Charley Kirchner
Joal
Hans
Essere
Harry Flory
Tom
Gilliland
Roy
Shurley
Fula Belle
Marjorie May
Ortawal Peidey
Miv
Carl Schvtartz
Charley’ Kirchner
Gerald
Anday
Mae Swinl
Marshall Ghotebaugh
Joan
Mer
L. Montgomery
Walter
Mr. Jand
Ernest Ae
Mes
Daghters
Margie
Charley Brown
Elmer Lutzate
Mr. and
iLiland
Ehildfand
Valley Chapel Social Roundup and Visitors
Sunday evening at Valley Chapel Mr and Mrs Potter and children and Miss Murray were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Bond and children. Many neighbors attended Children’s Day at Lane Star, with names listed among attendees. Courtship and visiting notes from Bond, Puckett, Schellhorn, Banks, Thorne, and others fill a weekly community diary in Lawrence area. Funeral for Jerry Longnacker noted. Schellhorn’s harvest help linked to local farms. several residents seen shopping in Lawrence and visiting homes through midweek.
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Potter
Miss Murray
Marvin Bond
Lane
Star
John Banks
Neal Banks
Pearl -Polthson
Will Curtis
Margaret
Florine Ward
John Dunn
Elizabeth
Morris Knott
LeRoy Puckett
Kantneth
Merry
Marvin
LeRoy
Puckett Lome
Hugo Sefeithorn
Marie
Henry
Beck
Lawrence
Ellis Bond
Everett Bond
Elmer Tidrow
Pearl Johnson
Harry Bowen
Hugo’ Schellhorn
Witi
Alec Banks
Lawrence Hopper
Nick Thorne
Walter
Elfig
Bond
Puckett
Hugo
Hugo! ‘Schellhorn
Big Springs Church Opens Doors After School Event
Community notes show Big Springs Catholic Church opening following Sisters of Charity tied academy, with Edith Reese and son visiting Newton relatives. Deliberations include Fresno summer plans for Reese, visitors from Emporia and Topeka, and local gatherings. A vacation reading class at the Big Springer schoolhouse lists 20 children enjoying Snow White, with plans to raise funds for new library books.
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Edith Reese
Francis
Newton
Garl Baird
Earl Evans
Oscar Webbes
Bof
Buck
Achman
Toneka
Homer Childress
Tecumseh
Dora Major
Kansas
C. B. Fleenor
North Topeka
Din
Evening recital at Big Springs United Brethren church
Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Webber Cecil Johnson taught music for general Big Springs teachers Soderstrom’s pupils attended a recital W C Perne Ymer John Holloway returned from the Chusian convention held at McLouth delegates from Big Springs United Brethren church Charles Oldham left Monday for Kansas City to summer with friends and relatives Mrs F R Webber hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Evan Webber a Topeka born daughter Pearl Henry is visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Gyrus Glenn at their home Dreyer berries
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Oscar
Webber
Cecil Johnson
Big
Charles Oldham
Kansas City
Fairview Social Notes From Oxford to Chanute and Beyond
Louise Eaton of Oxford Calif visited relatives in Chanute Ottawa and Kansas City then stayed with sister Mrs Paul Koehler and family from Saturday to Monday. Guests included Rev J K Morgan Walter Pohn Ethel and Dorothy Leary and Buddy Griffin. Lugene Leary home from Leavenworth camp visited with KE Leary family. George Leese left for harvest, Miss Emma Koehler had dinner with the Koehler family Edna visited. Storm damaged the north side of Bob Edmondson’s dam. Mrs Sophia Hunsinger visited. Frank Smith of Greb Neb spent days with sister Mrs L Brown. Henry Boshle lost a valuable horse. Shower for Miss Alta Ruth Brown hosted by Mrs G W Cooper drew many Browns and Day relatives.
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Louise Eaton
Oxford
Calif
Chanute
Ottawa
Kansas City
Paul Koehler
iRev
J. ‘K. Morgan
Walter Pohn
Ethel
Dorothy
Buddy Griffin
Lugene Leary
Leavenworth
KE. Leary
J. G.pRoss
Lempns
George Leese
S. T. Griffin
Harvest
Emma Koehler
Presbyterian Aid entertains with June luncheon at church
OSKALOOSA Presbyterian Aid held a June luncheon in the basement hall of the church with rambler roses hollyhocks and arugus decor. An instrumental trio Miss Hazel Fulton Miss Lois Gay Irene Brock performed while children sang and a reading titled Marandy and Hannah Jane delighted attendees. The Guild chorus conducted by Mrs. Amos Leech accompanied by piano provided music and a rhythmic poetry interpretation by Miss Viola Weugh followed. Luncheon hostesses included Mrs. E. B. Slade Mrs. J. H. Johnson Mrs. Roscoe Jenkins Miss Frank McClellan and Mrs. D. L. Klein.
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Presbyterian Aid
Hazel Fulton
Lois Gay
Irene Brock
Marita Jenkins
Imogene Davis
Bis. Slade
Marandy
Hannah Jane
Guild
Olive Edmunds
Margaret Stevens
Grace May
Sylvia Rice
Madeline Davis
Juanita Duffield
Grace Klemm
Lang
Amos _Leech
Viola Weugh
Roscoe Jenkins
E. B. Slade
J. H. Johnson
Frank McClellen
D. L. Klein
Mary
Methodist Aid
C.H. Manger
Billy Abbey
Ansel
Hardesty
Mary Abbey
Faye Munger
Paul Wheeler
Murphy
Emerson Oyoke
Louise Hantish
Marjorie
Grace Kiefer
Lawrence
Grace
Boston
Everett Kiefer
Efla Larner
K. U
Otis Shrader
Central Chapel Club
L . Fido Smarr
Cantons
Qlathe
Roy Grayson
Irene Louise
Grayson
Brock
Topeka
H. G. Aiman
Et Lou Aman
Hiawaisit
Chester Small
A.J. Simon and Son
Hugh
Marri age of Carl Pentz and Miss Wagbner
Mrs Heberling of Wakarusa Kansas City area learned of the marriage of Carl Pentz from the Xalgore community to Miss tie Wagbner of Kansas City Kan The couple wed at the Methodist parsonage in Leavenworth with Rev Wylie Kieve performing They plan a wedding trip then reside in Kansas City Rawl Broken text notes other items: visits, sales postponed by storm, club meetings and community events across Meriden Topeka and nearby towns with numerous local names and activities.
Local residents and visitors noted in daily columns
A mix of social items lists appointments, visits, and travel. A.C. Wilson received a governor's appointment. Mrs. Henry Casebier hosted relatives from New Mexico. Amos McLouth planned to move to Deka Loosa. Miss Margaret Ford traveled to Salisbury and Chicago. the McCoys visited Westminster and St Paul. Mrs. Joy Hannah's illness was reported. Dr. Mudger and family planned Abilene health unit duty. Ella Bell planned Colorado visit after visiting Lobb families. Judge Qstar Raines attended court in Topeka. Fred Nettlebeck returned from Lincoln, Nebraska. B. Slade visited Atchison. Rebecca O'Brien planned Edmonton trip. Mrs. John Weishaar visited Nortonville. Charles Noble awaited minor neck surgery in Halstead. Mary and Silgins wedding at W. B. Humphries home. The piece also notes J. O. D. Glover’s work as county farm agent and school musical lessons in progress. Juanita Rumbaugh returned to Christ’s Hospital. Arthur Jones and Tom Zickafoonie to wheat fields. Will Decker of Perry spent the weekend with family. Marian Ellers and Margaret Roberts attended. Mrs. Conrad Full planned home return from Kansas City hospital. J. E. Worswick dined in Lawrence. Ralah Snyder, state farm bureau president, in town. Government bonds closing prices are listed for New York.
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Wylie Kieve
Kansas City
Raw
B. E
Vanderpant Fand
Rowan
Detroit
Mich
Dave Waugh
Harry Metzger
Frank Haines
Colonial Club
Edgar Martin
Presbyterian Church
Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Topeka
David Waugh
Tola
F. W. Coleman
Mildred Pence
Carthage
Edwin Pence
Hesi
Thave
Simon
Sinclair Products Company
Sinclair
Leslie Wapraner
Mary ‘Alta
Helen
Fulton
Hazel
Laura‘Sloop
Lawrence
Smith
H. T. Phinney
Sarah Phinney
Haviland
Limoges
France
H. J. Phinney
Alr
May
Nell
Agnes Ninceheldser
Maute Thompson
Ted Ku AY
Kias City
Kueny
J. M. 'Pakington
Frank Coleman
Winchester
Asher
Margaret Stout
Margaret
Frankie Jennings
Peerea
Aline Jeppard
Earl
Annie Godidar-Canfield
Holton
Fred Nettlebeck
Dewey Jessup
Atchison
Harry. Bliss and
van Bliss
Charles Bliss
Dorothy
Kathleen Weig
Salina
Fred Smith
Lone Tree
Bet
Tom Sharkey
Owen
Wilson
Henry Casebier
Leslie Brunton
New
Mexico
Amos McLouth
Deka
Loosa
Amos Leeds
Margaret Ford
Salisbury
Chicago
Northwestern University
Wélls McCoy
Westminster
Gal
Curtis Patrick
McCoys
St.Paul
Presbyterian Assembly
Joy Hannah
C. H. Mudger
Abilene
Ella Bell
Muskogee
Okla
Ed Lobb
George Lobb
Grantville
Edmonton
Canada
John Weishaar
Nortonville
Carl Stebbing
Foy
Charles ‘Noble
Halstead
J.B. Miller
W. B. Humphries
Mary
Silgins
Cameron, Mo
J . O. D. Glover
R. Glover
Phillips
Juanita Rumbaugh
Christ's Hospital
Matt Rumbaugh
Juanita
Arthur! Jones
Tom Zickafonée
Will Decker
Perry
Ecker
Miss Marian
Ellers
Margaret Roberts
Conrad Full
Kansas’ Ciy
Evening Radio Schedule With Concerts and Talks
A detailed Thursday program list shows a full evening of broadcasts and performances. Entries include Ampha at 5:30, Lahn and Fink Serenade at 6:00, Magner Men at 7:30, Bellerive String Saloon at 7:30, Atwater Kent orchestral at 8, Goldkette at 9, and Slumber Music at 10. Weather forecasts and grain market notes are interspersed, with Health Talks and live performances featuring Joe Rines orchestra and Mildred Hi By im. Salon Singers. Sporadic times and fragmented phrases indicate a busy radio roster and varied programming throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Patel
Lahn & Fink
Magner
Re. Weedai
Bellerive
Saunes
Atwater Kent
Orchestra
Gena
Goldkette
Pounce
Belrs
I. Sauibb
Edd McGrew
Tagore Joe Rines
Mildred Hi
Salon
Stine Asemble
Billy
Mi—Tinterwoven
Fonte
Ernie Hare
Two Men Arrested on Speeding Charges in Local Incidents
Two men were arrested last night for speeding, with one accused of driving at thirty five miles per hour on Elm street and another at the same rate on Locust street in Eudora. A third man, Lloyd Hill, faced a delivery truck speed charge of forty one miles per hour on West Seventh street and posted a ten dollar bond for Monday police court appearance. Births reported at Floyd L. Lawrence city clerk office include seven babies born this past week to families in Lawrence, among them Martha Eileen, Charles Henry, Cleo Beulah, and other infants from May to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornig
Spo‘live Court
Mok
James Weed
R. G. Zimmerman
Elm Street
Charles Calhoun
Richard Hughes
Ed E. H. Welder
Eudora
Locust Street
Lloyd Hill
Toneka
John Ingall
Henry Smith
West Seventh Street
Hit
Floyd L. Lawrence
William Altenbernd
John
Arthur G. Otaman
Martha Eileen
Clarence A. Bleisner
Lawrence
Clarence A. Jr
Len
Marmon line dealer in Lawrence showcases Roosevelt eight cylinder car
Lawrence Marmon line dealer Rutter Motor Company at 1st Eighth street sells Marmon Roosevelt eight cylinder car over 21,000 at factory. Georg C. Rutter and R. C. Rutter run the business. they also offer Marmon models 68 and 78. Phetato C J Rutter, father of the owners, started the first motor agency in Lawrence with one of the early cars. Four sleepers stayed the city four sleepers at jail last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Rutter Motor Company
St. Eighth Street
Roosevelt
Georg C. Rutter
R. C. Rutter
Rutter
Phetato C. J. Rutter
Iit Lawrence
Old Folks Endorse Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Claim
The ad recalls Dr Caldwell and his Syrup Pepsin as a trusted laxative since 1892, promoted as a simple vegetable remedy for constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and stomach sourness. It markets the product as mild gentle safe non narcotic suitable for babies and adults, with long reputed effectiveness for all ages.
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Caldwell
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