Faculty recital announced by Preyer and Christy at Fraser Chapel
Free recital for University summer session students and the public tomorrow at 8 o clock. Prof. Carl A. Preyer pianist and head of the piano department and Prof. Kuene Christy tenor will perform. Dean Swarthout will accompany. two groups of four numbers include Preyer’s Sonata in C sharp minor and Christy arias and pieces.
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Carl A. Prever
Kuene Christy
Fraser Chapel
Orelock
D. M. Swarthout
Ue S
Prats
Preyér
Prof. Preyer
Christy
Preyer
Keeper of Inn in Black Hills Saves Swans From Wolves
In Sylvan Lake the keeper of a Black Hills inn, Mrs Myra Peters, recounts how she saved two pet swans from wolves and bobcats during a harsh winter night. She built a large bonfire and watched all night as predators prowled the shore, finally the swans returned to their pens at dawn.
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Black Hills
Sylvan Lake
Local residents travel and a rail excursion offer cited
In Lawrence many citizens visit Kansas City and nearby towns for weekends and appointments. Union Pacific promotes Fourth of July round trips to Lincoln and Kansas City with special rates of 3.75 to Lincoln and 1 to Kansas City. The National Amateur Athletic Union meet is noted as a reason for the Lincoln trip. A birthday celebration at the Fraternal Aid Union marks J J Sweeney Sr.’s day, with cake as a friendly surprise.
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lincoln
Web
Kansas City
Kansas ‘City
National Amateur Athletic Union
J. J.sweeney Sr
Fraternal Aid Union
Beekeepers Meet In Kansas City July Session
Missouri and Kansas State Beekeepers Association joint meeting set for July 3 at 1209 Tennessee Street starting 10 o clock. Speakers include Frank C. Pellet and A L Parker with short talks, noon luncheon, and a genera get-together outdoors in the afternoon. Participants from Missouri and Kansas expected, Heart of America Estate anticipated.
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Eve’ Association
Missouri
Kansas State Beekeepers’ Association
X. Jay Kennedy
Tennessee Street
Sthan Frank C. Pellet
The
American, Beekeepers’ Journal
A. L. Parker
Kansas Stategricultural College
Rehearing sought for Kansas City official ousted by court
A motion for a rehearing was filed today by attorneys for C. Darnall former Kansas City Kansas commissioner ousted June 11 by the State Supreme Court on charges of moral turpitude and irregularities in office The defense argues the record shows little or nothing to oust him and questions the findings The notice also mentions a change of address for Meng
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Topeka
Kans
Darnall
Kansas City
Welay
supreme_ court
Darngl
Meng
U Graduates to Persian Railway Staff in Teheran
Carl L Meng, 1924 University School of Engineering alumnus, informs the alumni office of a change of address. Formerly at Mohammerah Persia, he now serves on the engineering staff at the Persian government railway headquarters in Teheran. He arrived in Persia on March 3 after a sightseeing tour through France, Egypt, Palestine, Syria, and Iraq.
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Carl L. Meng
University School of Engineering
Fred Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Mohammerah
Persia
Teheran
Mr. Meng
France
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Irac
Lawmakers mull resuming inquiry into public service panel
In Mayes Toneka Kansas June 30 AP Senator M V B l Van De Mark of Concordia who chairs the legislative committee probing the public service commission has polled four other members about resuming the investigations The dismissal of Robert Vermilion an Atchison World War veteran from a clerical post on the commission has prompted veterans groups to urge further inquiry by the committee
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Toneka. Kans
M.V. B.l van de Mark
Concordia
Public Service Commission
Robert Vermilion
Atchison
Deaths and Funerals: Hunter and Simon Obituaries
Marion Eugenia Hunter died after a two week illness in a Kansas City hospital. Funeral services will be Friday at 2:20 pm from First Christian Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Hunter and three sisters Marie Bernice Ruth of 830 Missouri Street. Nicholas Simon, 81, died at home. Services Saturday at 10 am from St Johns Catholic Church with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Osborn buried Tuesday at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Edna Hartwell
Kansas
University
School of Fine Arts
Dorothy Arnott
Clara Seeley
Brackett
Ellen Batchelor
State Elericultural College
Manhattan
Elizabeth Randle
Leavensworth
C. W. Nu
Wits
C. H. Wilbur
Ronald
Doe
Polo
Wichita
di P. ‘Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Amy Tyevie
Radcliffe Int
Excelsior Springs
Alon
Marion Eugenia ‘Hunter
Marion Eugenia Hunter
Kansas City
First Coristian Church
C. A. Richard
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lauren Hunter
Missouri Street
Marie
Bernice
Ruth
D. Nicholas Simon
Nicholas Simon
Maile Street
Limerail
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Fitzgerald
Ing
Rock Creek Temitery
John Osborn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Clarence Brown
Zayah
Fredonia Silvers
Homer Hughes
Baxter Hughes
Vand
John Porter
Andrew
Tollganoxie
L. F. Taylor
Taylor
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Ben Heckert
Martin
Frank
Belter
Morse
Olin Jewett
H. Gordon
Bert Mell
Leo Beadleston
Beadleston
Deichman's Ridge
Eudora
Lawrence
Ars
Beadlestoréther
Urs
Goodway
Rsa
Garnett Moll of
Gardner
Ben Moll
Lathe
Vinie Rogers
Borrier Springs
P. G. Luther
Red
Claude Taylor
Fort Worth
Texas
George Kouns
Claude
Kentucky
A.B. Burks
Fra Tobler
Lawrence Monroyle
Ted
Johin Giebener
Miles
Harrigan
Thex
Hebener
Barargh
Bonner Sprie
Raymond Weldy
Forest, Springer
Lucille Man
Olathe
Dorothy Watson
Anna” Mary Eastwood
Linwood
Beulah Loveall
Iski
J. 3. Torbert
Mildred
Fay Butler
W. H. Silv
EE. Baker
Fred Watson
E. Lothian
Boulder
Celo
Missouri
Warlie Capinghem
Cunningham
Katherine Dear
Ay Burks
Beecroft
Edith
May
Stilwell
Slaxine
Mildred de- Weese
Bonner Springs
Haitian Hale
Prairie Center
Jesse Reynolds
John Odoifler
Garnett
D.w.osborne
Qdotfer
Wilma
Troja
Topeka
Lawrence Sunny
Ralph Beena
Wiliam Everhard
Bell Memorial Hospital
Everhard
Kansas Y
John. Lappe
Uolden
John Johnson
Johnson
Coltrine
J.D. Buckinhan
Ralph Boone
Budora
Lloyd’ Castle
Depot
Frank Rhodes
Cecil Koons
Fred. Gordon
Alfred
To- Reks
Mac Gordon
Halton
Lois Johnson
Nancy White
Edwardaville
Mary Rise
Cedar Junction
Charles Filsworth
Bert Castle
Sarah Rhodes
Rhodes
Frank Williams
Williams
Qlathe
Lamar Smith
Smith
O. Wright
Syesi Tentlin
Victor Solbert
John Smith
Se‘rah Smith
Cora
Janes Anderson
Ollie Miller
Aubrey Fishburn
Roy Carths
Jatin Anks
Neal
B. Johnson
Fred Flory
George Roser
Lon
Childs
Donald Anderson
Delbert
Marion
Austin Flory
Trobert Flory
Dye Aub
Fishburn
Ed Whitman
Johny Novity Sudh
Nate
Donald Tonrad
Constance
Schott
Sea
Ghigeer Intion
Barber's Drug
Local Notices and Updates From Lawrence Area
Dr H W Craig redecotates Baldwin offices successor to Welchs Harry Phillips seeks parole at state board August 2 Twenty Douglas county students attend summer session at Kansas Teachers College Emporia Captain Ray Rickard returns from North Dakota National Guard camp Delinquent tax payments few since June 20 says county treasurer A E Huddleston Nutrition expert Connie Foote Kansas State Agricultural College works with district leaders on Table service and whole cereals Embattled architecture not favored by Spaniards proverbially scarce castle in Spain
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Douglas County
Kansas Teachers College
Emporia
A. E. Huddleston
Connie Foote
Kansas State Agricultural College
Miss Foote
What Is Education All About Lecture At University
Dr Thomas H Briggs of Leacher's College Columbia University lectured twice on higher education value at Fraser chapel and Little Theatre Green hall discussing education as a continuous process. He argued the real question is how education changes the student beyond the eighth grade and that a well educated person seeks broader possibilities. A dinner in his honor followed with Chancellor Lindley and Dean Heouffer among the faculty attendees.
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Thomas H. Briggs
Léacher’s College
Columbia University
Fraser Chapel
Little Theatre
Greenhall
Briggs
Thimble Theatre
Tag Shhool of Education
Dr. Briggs
E. H. Lindley
Heouffer
Local social notes mix with visits across towns
De Soto and nearby communities share weekend visits as families, friends, and relatives travel between Linwood, Ottawa, Kansas City, and Topeka. Notes list dozens of names, kinship ties, and casual gatherings, with church events and a post confirms a postponed ice cream supper.
Lawrence Country Club plans Fourth of July fête
The program committee of the Lawrence Country Club meets tonight to finalize plans for the Courtery Fourth of July celebration. Details are scarce but organizers promise variety and interest with a golf tournament as a major attraction.
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Lawrence Country Club
Robber Admits Long Career in Church Thefts Across U S
Cincinnati detective records reveal Ray Marsden, jailed in Upper Sandusky, confessing a 27 year spree with 15 000 robberies in 7 000 churches across the United States and Canada netting about 81 000. He links accomplices John Vogt Perry Vogt and Clifford MenArthur and lists Kentucky and Ohio targets while resisting naming other cities.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Canada
Ray Marsden
Upper Sandusky
Marsden
Kentucky
Covington
John
Perry Vogt
Clifford MenArthur
Kipeinnatt
Evry
Eudora Fund Receives 96.20 for Red Cross Relief
The Douglas County Mississippi flood relief fund total stands at 3157.97 after a 96.20 contribution from Eudora. The update lists recent donors and amounts, including individuals and organizations, with several entries showing small contributions and unclear names due to OCR.
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Red Cross
Eudora
Douglas County
Mississippi
American Red Cross
Will Linnerty
Baldwin
Sunday School Friends Host Large Brow Grove Picnic
Mrs Gottnels Nieder and Miss Elizabeth Dunn led a Sunday school class gathering at Brow Grove on June 22 with a 2 picnic supper. Numerous neighbors attended, including Della Bond Betty Lou McKinnes Anna Lindell Venila Bond Jane Potter and several families. The afternoon featured visiting relatives, Lawrence trips and numerous mentions of Flory Anderson and related households.
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Gottnels Nieder
Elizabeth Dunn
Brow Grove
Della Bond
Betty Lou Mckinnes
Anna Lindell
Venila Bond
Jane Potter
Messra
Donald
Dudley Bond
Raburi McKinney
Kenneth. Bond
Gottlieb
Donald Anderson
Anderton
Delbert
Imogene Shafer
Lawrence
Rogert Joh
William
Freda
Lin
Arlene
William Ewing
Paul Bethel
Mart Flory
W. Milley
Homer Flory
Theda
Alice
Raymond Johnson
Washington Creek
Majel Anderson
Lilie Anderson
Robert Jahnson
Joe Flory
Maxine
Warren
Clive Inne
H.C. Meadows
Charles Banning
Betty Jane
Arthur Flory
Wag
Sarah Flory
Co. W. Miller
Wayne
Nancy Sanders
Low Childs
Austin Vlory
Frank
Esther
St. the
Will Curtis
Frank Fishburn
Winifred Garber
Mia
Fred Simons
Pauline
Lapeer
Roy Flory
Will Pentlin
Horace Meadows
C. W. Miller
Laura Fox
Earl Flory
Edward Anderson
Betty Kane
Abs
Maiel Anderson
Kansas City
Ollie’ Miller
Lillite Anderson
Lawrence Ahity
Lloyd Garvison
Wilelis Dunn
Saar My
Floyd Childs
Gene
Robert
Tho Childs
Roscas
Whitma Aml
Austin Flory
Lanvisticott
Maud
George J
Lawrence and My
Everett Kingery
Arthur Sanders
Lotte Kingery
Charlie Sanders
Minnié Dieta
Berryson
Ande
Alvince Luta
Jory
Pildon Llinch Hamas
Robertfolnson
Willng
John Smith
Faye
Pharon Miller
Bethel
Clyde Hoover
Eunice
Raymond
Hngo Schelihont
Marty Bowen
Aurusy Nieder
Margaret
Curtis
Carlisle
Potter
Hira Bond
Jarden
Ollie. Miler
Wilford
Elmer Hunter
Pearl Jamison
Cecil
William Johnson
Clive Mors
Wayne Miller
Marguerite
Jane
Anderson
Ted
Joe Flare
Russel Harevel
Ales
Cal Ward
Chester md
Sus
Fred Flory
Joss Trenberry
Sturday
Prank Fishburn
Thelms
Jatin Atton
Chesley Ward
Wilt Curtis
Marvin Bond
Carlisle Potter Helitle
Charles Mowder
Lillie Anderson
Will Johnson
Nancy ‘Sanders
L. B. Bethel
Laura. Fox
L. Masters
Ollis Miller
Warner
Hepler
Canada's Diamond Jubilee Radio Celebration Leads Dominion Night
July 1 1937 Toronto Ottawa Montreal and other stations join CNRC for a coast to coast Dominion Day radio program starting 9 30 pm EST with Canadian songs patriotic airs and concerts from WEAF WJZ WTAM and many others.
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Canada
U.P
Dominion of
CNRC
Baltimore
WCR
BALO
WEAF
Blatter Orchestra
WMAK
Buffalo
WGY
Wahesa
Orn
Clearwavers
Aneaecait
WTAM
Qretane
Detrot Symphony Orch
Gy Oriele
WTIC
Hartford
Bond
Leura Gaudet
Toreador
United Press Sports
Broadway
Renee
Daney Orchestras
WJZ
New York
Natntiey inRera
Royal Stenographers
Phileg
Mere Orekastis
WNYC
WMCA
WLWL
WABC
WGHS
Pan Whn
WPCHK
CNBO
Ottawa
Ance Pro
Nps
Usburgh
Rochester
Dinser
WHAN
Neighborhood News From Lawrence Family Circle Quietly Grows
Local residents of Lawrence and nearby farms share visits and help with harvesting. The record lists numerous calls, suppers, and Sunday gatherings among McGee, Ulrich, Flory, Sanders, Anderson, and Johnson families, with several trips to Lawrence for errands and church.
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State College, Penn
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G. J. Rangom
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I. U
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H. W. Craig
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Hais
Harry Phillips
Thei J State Board
Ats
Ray ¥. Rickard
North Dakota National Guard
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Na Hensl
K. U
DE Soto
Italy
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Parr
William Andre
Wuntz
Bert
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Caxedian Oden
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Kyw
P Ghigaco
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Ee Tacs
Chentea
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Wertong Orientale
Asic Tinte
WLIB
Atorise
WSBM
Ehestra
Udier Musicale
Des Moines
Phittreck
Springs
Foley
WBAF
WHAS
Louisville
Mageteces
WCCO
Pau
Leon
Tone
WSM
Nashville
Atudio
Louis
Nate, McGee
Austin Elgry
Eldon Ulrich
Minnie Dietz
Lila
Earl Linderl
Charles and
Elmer
J. L. Masters
W.E. Johnson
Fred
Raymond ‘Sanders
Marguerita
Jane Anderson
Tionald Anderson
Tane
Kenneth
Beryt
Edd Johnson
Lop Childs
Roscos Whitman
Gilbert Whitman
Guy Meadows
Ben Garber
Imogene
Shafer Fy
Nate McGee
Laborence
Robert Johnson
Rudolph Dielz
John Pentlin
Elmer Munter
Charles Tewh
Kansaes City
Ww. E. Johnson
Willis Dunn
August Dietz
Minnie
Esther Sanders
Penal Anderson
Ford Sanders
Arithur Flory
Tomar Vlory
Wed Watts
I Noy Curtis
Myrtle
Cora Dolhee
Edd Sanders
Columbia
Charles Sanders
Lawrents
Esther Flory
Marvin Bend
Florine
Charlie Topping
Kanwaka
Clok
Myrtle Dolbee
Kenneth Bond
Ilbert Whitman
Charlie ‘Sanders
Néd Watte
Jimmie Childs
Ignite
Baden Wists
Linas
Opsl
Mae
Schubert Funeral Home
Lsauree Nha
Ere