Missouri Valley Club Seeks National Intercollegiate Crown
The University of Missouri men slee club represents the Missouri Valley association tonight in Carnegie Hall New York for the National Final Intercollegiate Lee Club contest. Missouri sings first in the choice group and uses Through Eastern Gates. in the prize group they perform The 2nd Melody. in the privilege group they perform Dance of the Gnomes. Other finalists include Yale Northwestern Pennsylvania State College Syracuse Amherst Lafayette and more. Judges are Howard Hanson Mme Olim Saryavoff and Richard Aldrich.
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University of Missouri
Missouri Valley Association
Lee
Carnagie Hall
New York
Wichita
Granville -Bentock
Missouri
Turm
Sibelius
Elsile
Tion
Kansas
K. U
Whitten
Dean Jas
T. Queries
Wesleyan
Connecticut
Yale Las
New York University
Columbia
Dartmouth
Princeton
Fordham
Northwestern
Ferman
Pennsylvania State College
Syracuse
Penn State
Amherst
Syracuse University
RIFLEMEN OF K U WIN AT INDOOR MEET
The Kansas rifle team defeated Missouri 1726 to 1678 in a shoulder-to-shoulder indoor meet here. Lloyd Mulley led Kansas with 186, Tomlinson 181, Kerr 177. Missouri’s Winston 183, Ed Swonson 178, with Wescott and Couchman at 274. Pathe took pictures as the meet occurred. Missouri heads to Manhattan to meet the Kansas Aggies next.
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Missourians
Lloyd Mulley
Tomlinson
Kerr
Winston
Edgwonston
Wescott
Couchman
Riverside Raj and Biscuit Hours Highlight Local Radio Schedule
The listing outlines a dense, fragmentary radio programming grid with stations and times. Shows include Owl club, Biscuit and pancake program, Studio program, Cooking class, Tea cake hour, Roexy and His Ganz, and Riverside Raj on blue network, with Monday and Sunday entries.
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Roexy
Ganz
Hue
Riverside Raj
Blue Network
Gospel Meeting Tonight at First Presbyterian Church
Guy Green invites all to a gospel meeting at First Presbyterian Church tonight from 7 45 to 8 45. He will speak on Loyalty with prior stops in Davenport and Fort Dodge, Ia. remarks emphasize repentance and missed chances. Lawrence Withers will close the stay with two addresses on Sunday morning and night.
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Guy Green
First Presbyterian Church
Guy
Green
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Mra. Green
Anab
Igmardey
Naboth
Ahad
Merle Michener
Marjorie
Jean D.M. Swarthout
Deaths and Funerals William J. Roberts
Funeral services for William J. Roberts aged 40 of New Jersey will be held at 2 30 PM Monday in Funky chapel Rev G N Jackson of Ninth Street Baptist Church will officiate
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William J
Roberts
Willian J. Roberts
New Jersey
G. N. Jackson
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Real Estate Transfer and Campus Theft Report
Lydia A Fogerty and husband of Douglas county transfer property to Harry Faltz re shennes county Syne 1917. Take Typewriter from KU Office A Royal typewriter stolen from Water and sewerage lab in engineering building University campus last night. Door left unlocked per police. Grass fire at 13 Winona avenue put out by fire department this afternoon before damage.
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Lydia A. Fogerty
Douglas County
Harry Faltz
Shennes County
Syne
K. U
Winona Avenue
International Night at University Cosmopolitan Club
An annual program titled International Night will be held Friday evening March 23 at the Orpheum theater. Nine nations India Siam Japan China Hawaii Philippines Mexico Germany and America will be represented with music drama magic and dances. Notable acts include Zapata troubadours Hawaiian musicians a Hindu magician and a Chinese orchestra. Bon Yap will play Hawaiian instruments and sing Spanish songs. The event ends with group singing. tickets go on sale soon per Cosmopolitan Club president Oscar Snyder.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Orpheum Theater
India
Siam
Japan
China
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Germany
America
Zapata Troubadours
Lyceum
Bon Yap
Cherits
Xolony Cleo Wilcox
Ben Yap
Aubrey Roselle
Lupe Alvarado
Phillip Welu
Mandalay
Siri Hastie
Raoy Kenakadri
Samson of Indian
Swagic
Hans Lakra
Oscar Snyder
Tim
Paris Cars Beset by Attacks in Red Circle Neighborhoods
Paris observers note automobiles risk stone throwing and vandalism as extremists surround the city. Police protectors falter and drivers are urged to avoid suburbs like St Denis and Pantin. Roadblocks and improvised hazards persist. some robbers use bundles of brushwood to blend in and escape. Several local personals report recent travels and visits across Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Paris
St. Denis
Pantin
Ates
Coe
Brishwood
Riverside Notes and Local Visits Across Douglas County
Riverside community news covers visits by Philip Netherland of Emporia to the Martin Miller family, flu cases among Fern Kasson and Theo Speery, and plans for rural pupil contest attendance. It notes road conditions in northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas, neighbors visiting, livestock care, a memorial tablet project for World War II fallen, and school attendance rates at Lone Star with February results.
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Harry Watt
Martin Miller
Philip Netherland
Emporia
Fink
Fern Kasson
Theo Speery
Lawrence
Elen Gentry
Virginia Bearman
Roy Oatman
Oklahoma
Jpulie Dillon
Jack
Marjorie
Galvin Trent
Tompkins
Lee Lashmett
Fred M. Brown
le von Took Iiiner
Frank Brown
Roy’ Oatman
Glen
Ruth
Oatman
J. S. Taylor
Riverside Farm
Bureau Club
G. W. Husted
Husted
Minnie Beurman
Louis Beurman's
Boston
Pacific Coast
Douglas County
Lone Star community notes on visits and local events
Residents and guests fill Lone Star area as neighbors visit Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City. Activities include family calls at Jess Ikenberry home and Johnsons, Lone Star Bank meeting, school notes, illness updates for Ned Watts and Ethel Sherry, plus many messages about dinners, travel, and farm chores.
Washington Creek Family Visits Highlight Sunday Socials
Mrs Fret and Simson with Pauline spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Low Childs of Lone Star. Mrs Harrell and children were guests Friday with Mrs Ralph Weybright and Elda. Byron Morrison and others visited the Hollanple family. Mr and Mrs George Mill Fravjens and Ruby attended a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs E BoInt.
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Lone Star School
Elizabeth Mowder
Chester
Lawrence
Wilda Boerkircher
Ralph Yey
Roy. Flory
Lone Star
George “Miller
Frances
Ruby
Pearl Johngor
J.a.milleri
Ina
Ottawa
Oblie Miller
Wayne and
Wilford
Independence
George Minchel
Overbrook
Holsapple
Will
Kingery
Myrtle
Oscar Wilson
George” Miller
Orie Smith
Carl Boerkircher
Elsa
J. A. Miller
Topeka
Bob Morrison
Byron
Fret
Simson
Pauline
Low Childs
Ray ‘Harrell
Ralph Weybright
Elda
Bob Morrison Begon
Hollanple
George Mill Fravjens
Miss
E. BoInt
Local Social and Church Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Hesper Miss Clara Votaw visited Lawrence with her parents Mr and Mrs Irvin Votaw spending Saturday night and Sunday with relatives. Numerous neighbors and families attended Sunday school and church with Mr and Mrs J W McBratney and children. Several local residents hosted or visited relatives from Topeka Kansas City and Fraivie Center, with anniversaries and birthdays noted. Vesper Christian Endeavor elected officers and committees for the coming year with a small luncheon.
Local Social Notes From Lawrence Area Eventful Week
Mrs Olive Santos hosted a small gathering with friends, a ten o’clock game, and a later bridge score. Frances Page visited in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Vor received guests, and Alice Walters returned from Kansas City. A house fire destroyed over 300 young chickens, a loss to Mrs Keck. The Will Miller circle hosted a bridge night with high scores by Fred Rothberger and Ray Miller. The Women's Foreign Mission group met at Mrs Brady’s home on February 20 with 12 attendees and refreshments served after the meeting. Ray Jones and family moved to Bellview from Hesper, sending their children to Bellview school.
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Frank Flory
Abe Flory
Low Childs
Marion Childs
George, Miller
Ruby
William Johnson
Marvin Bond
Carlisle Potter
Will Curtis
Walter
Whitman
Frank
Porter Bond
Lone Star ‘School
Alice
Cecil Johnson
Marvin’ Bond
Emporia
Ed Watts
Preumonia
Low
Childs and Son
Jimmie ‘ Callad
Ice
Valley Chapel
Thenberry
Lawrence
Fankie
Frantz
Plains
Lucy Frantz
Kansas City
Everett Kingery
Charlie Sanders
Lon Childs
Victor Solberg
Joe Anderson
Cora Dolbee
Laura Fox
Lillie Ulrich
Jess Ikenbertry
Opal Mae Dietz
All- East
Dietz
Victor’ Solberg
Kansas ‘City
John Dann
Murry Bond
John Banks
Porter
Bond
Lone Star Banks
Jess Skénberry
Mart Flory
Frank Fishburn
John Smith
Sia
Faye
Pharon Miller
Topeka
Joe Flory
Austin Flory
Rudolph Diets
Opal Mae
L. Be oBethel
Lawrénce
Hriday
Gilbert Whitman
Fred Flory
Everett’ Bond
George Tuttle
Everett
Harold
Beverley
Cane
Rudolph’ Dietz
Margaret’ Curtis
Robert Johnson
Rudolph Dietz
Pearl "Johnson
Harrold ‘Harrell
Aeee
Fred Simons
Mporia
Ned. Watts
Esther
Delbert Anderson
Independence
Alva Millers
Ethel Sherry
Floyd “Garber
Venital Faye
Alva Hodge
Asa
Ae Boerkircher
Bert Flory
Mildred
Bruce Gress
Fred Hilbert
Jon
Earl
Harve Hellstrom
Oscar
Malmburg
Elbert Goff
Milton
Kring
Dillon
Alda
Tom Dillon
Lawrence Persinger
Eleanor Jean
Bert MeIntire
L. FH. Griffith
Mary E. Metsker
Charles Hoover
Dessy Metsker
Quin
Ina Miller
Hisapple
Windell
Simon
Alice Hoover
Lonzie Kingery
Laura
J. A. Miller
Frankie
Cecil
Johnson
J.S. Ditton
Ben Hoover
Lawrence Cailler
L. H. Griffith
Carl, Boerkircher
Hazle Pauline
George
Miller
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Stuby
Oh Morrison
Evert ‘Kingery
Charles Sanders
Léne
Phylander Rusch
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Peart Johnson
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Lone Star
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Hill
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Ohio
Eddie Johnson
Williamohnson
Lone Sat
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Rand
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Leslie Kindred
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J. Johnson
J. de Adams
Henrietex eSembert
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Brady
Ray Jones
Hesper
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