Music Club Meeting Highlights Opera Plans And Lecture
The Music club met at the Thimble tea room with Mrs. Herbert Hunter as hostess chair. Talks covered the Albert and Sullivan opera The H M S Pinafore to be staged March 9 by high school glee clubs. Prof. Charles Skilton spoke on the orchestra’s 19th century evolution. A festivity followed with a small reception. other events include a postponed Fully Stitchers program and Chi Chi Phi sorority dinner.
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Thimble Tea Room
Herbert Hunter
L. E. Sisson
Kate Riggs
May Riggs
T. A. Lartermore
W. B. Dalton
Reda Ott
Clayton Lott
Aml
Charles S. Skilton
University Fine Arts
Skilton
Weber
Mendelssohn
Skifton
Professor Skifton
Tree
Chi Chi 'Pheta
Domenico Gagliardo
Sylvia Paulsen
Elizabeth Short
Elizabeth Smith
Marie Hay
Jean Bachman
Opal Shaw
Katherine Culver
Department of Economics
School of Business
John
Joyce White
Kiwanis
Thimble Ton
Bonner Springs Business and Police Visits
C Wilbur was in Bonner Springs in business today. Will Johns, chief of police, was in Kansas City today. Miss Mae Houston, visiting her sister Mrs Leo Smith, left this morning for home in Kansas City.
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C. Wilbur
Bonner Springs
Will Johns
Kansas City
Mae Houston
Leo Smith
Pep assembly boosts Lawrence Northeast game
A Lawrence high school pep assembly will be held tomorrow morning in the school auditorium to arouse enthusiasm for the Lawrence Northeast basketball game in Kansas City tomorrow night. The Lawrence band will debut at the assembly directed by G. Bueche with members Fred Liscum, Rey Schiedemann, Elza Stone, Van Roy Ayer, Lynn Butcher, Gordon Simons, LeRoy Metzler, Donald Conner, William Holloway, Arthur Endicott, Kenneth Never, Harlin Burgert, Donald Hope, James Masters, Ted Schoenlein, Herbert Worley, and Clarke Adams.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas
G. Bueche
Fred Liscum
Rey Schiedemann
Elza Stone
van Roy Ayer
Lynn Butcher
Gordon Simons
LeRoy Metzler
Donald Conner
William Holloway
Arthur Endicott
Kenneth Never
Harlin Burgert
Donald Hope
James Masters
Ted Schoenlein
Herbert Worley
Clarke Adams
Fay Young Submits Essay in Chemistry Contest
Fay Young a senior at Lawrenee High School submitted an essay to the American Chemical Society prize contest titled The Relation of Chemistry to Agriculture. Contestants could select from six subjects and the best state essays advance to a national contest with entries due by March 1.
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Fay Young
Lawrénee
American Chemical Society
Young
Pinafore Tickets On Sale By Lawrence High School
Tickets for Her Majestys Ship Pinafore presented by Lawrence high school glee clubs go on sale March 7 at Round Corner Drug. Prices are fifty cents for lower floor seats and thirty five cents for balcony seats. The show debuts March 9 with performances by the glee club.
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Lawrence
Round Corner
Work on Red and Black yearbook progresses at Lawrence High
The Red and Black yearbook at Lawrence High is advancing in a polished factory style under Miss Virginia Davis, with most artwork completed and writing efforts taking shape. Hi-Y members heard Rev A Puts discuss Joseph’s life and impact, his address engaging the students throughout.
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Lawrence ‘High School
Virginia ‘Davis
Lawrence High School
A. Puts
J.joseph
Chicago Divorces Lead Nation Says Clerk of Court
Telegraph briefs report Chicago as a divorce center with Alwallace claiming five states have more separations than Cool county. Chicago averages just over 20 divorces daily. Los Angeles sees red tape delaying marriage after license purchase. a couple flies to Tijuana to wed. A Giants player’s wife loses her husband and trousseau while he trains in Georgia. A college pilot race for 5000 dollars prizes is announced with Lindbergh and others as judges. The Lancaster item ends abruptly.
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Dlssocreted
Chivagi
Chiago
America
Thomas O. Walllace
Circuit Court
Uinio
Cool ‘County
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
John EB. Mills
Kalamazoo
Michelevyer
Marie Terrell
Tulsa
Oklo
California
Tijuana
Mexico
Lenten Bible Reading Draws 1000 Plus to Saint Methodist Church
In a First Methodist church service, a 14 hour 45 minute reading of the New Testament from Saint Matthew to Revelation was heard by over 1,000 visitors who brought baskets of supplies for mining area children. Provisions and 110 cash were collected for relief. Hatfield English pub The Fight Bells, linked to Dick Turpin and Bill Sikes, is shut after residents vote for fewer saloons.
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Hatfield
Eng
Dick Turpin
Bill Sikes
Oliver Twist
Two attic fires cleared with no damage in city homes
Last night a blaze in the attic of Mrs. A. Coughlin and Mrs. F. A. Riddel at 927 Louisiana street was extinguished before damage. Cause undetermined. A chimney spark started a morning fire at Mrs. Martha Littell’s residence, 1617 New Hampshire street, which was also put out with no damage. February saw fewer marriage licenses issued in the county.
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Louisiana
A. Coughlin
F. A. Riddel
Louisiana Street
Martha Littell
New Hampshire Street
Quiet Title Suit in District Court Over Land dispute
Caroline M Hyland through lawyer W B Pleasant of Ottawa files a quiet title action in district court against defendants including David Feaver. Land involved totals 4 in the northeast quarter of section 7 15 21. Also note February licenses issued at probate court with 33 last year and 29 in 1926. North Side Methodist church event invites city and county residents for a chicken dinner to raise 50 cents for the ladies budget.
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Caroline M. Hyland
W. B. Pleasant
Ottawa
David Feaver
Tot
Will Pine
North Side
Holstein dairy talk scheduled for area breeders
H R Lascelles, Holstein Breeders Association field representative, will speak at Tonganoxie High School at 1 30 pm next Tuesday on economical dairy production. He will also address the Topeka Chamber of Commerce building March 8 at 12 30 pm. Holstein breeders and farmers are invited to attend. William Hackley has filed for divorce from Freada Hackley and seeks a quiet title to their property.
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H. R. Lascelles
Holstein Breeders Association
Tonganoxie High School
Lascellés
William Hackley
Freada Hackley
Prince of Wales wins Welsh Guards race at Beaufort point-to-point
The Prince of Wales rode for the Welsh Guards in a tense Beaufort point-to-point race at Tetbury England. The course covered over three miles of tough country with several fellow officers competing aboard De Gomme.
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Tetbury
England
Mer
Prince’.of Wales
Beaufort Tan
Tony
de Gomme
Welsh Guards
Kitchen Demonstration At Baredu Farm Improves Homes
Fourteen women attended a Women’s Farm Kitchen Improvement demonstration held in the Brackett neighborhood afternoon at the home of Mrs. Li Yavettes. Manwaring led the meeting while Roy Lynn spent the day at Holon.
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Li Yavattes
Brackett
M Manwaring
Roy Lynn
Holon
Revolving Shelves Bake Bread in Bakery Process
A bakery uses S163 racks that rotate to bake fin bread. Materials placed on shelves revolve during the baking process, with about twenty items at a time. The description notes the revolving shelves and their role in the baking sequence.
Sulphur Menthol Cure Claim for Skin Relief
An ad-style claim promotes a sulfur menthol treatment that clears the skin by penetrating deeply to kill parasites causing skin troubles. It promises fast itching and burning relief and claims the product heals conditions like pimples blackheads and eruptions, marketed as inexpensive and available in jars through druggists.
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Bowles
Menthee
Belsure
Rowles
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Grover G. Loening
Mitchelfield
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Henry P. Davison
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Lancaster
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Bradfield Reputator Co
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Wales
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