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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1928

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Riverside 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.

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.

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 Frances Stuby Oh Morrison Evert ‘Kingery Charles Sanders Léne Phylander Rusch Vinland George Miller Peart Johnson Marvin, Bond Lone Star Jonas Hill Greenville Ohio Eddie Johnson Williamohnson Lone Sat Clyde Hoover Walter Harrell Dale Johnson Scie "Bwine Colyer Frances Miller Elsie*Mowder Chester Mowder Bilsie Mowder J. S. Ditlon HW. Griffith Dora Ralph Weybright Griffith Winchester Bert Griffith Oskaloosa Gerald Hoover Roy Grammer Fred Simon Pauline Marvin B Rome of Land Star J. A. Milel Martin Otto Boerkircher Elbert Goff Overbrook George Dillon Ana J. S Dillon Alva ‘Miller Clarence Hoover Mowder Clifford Everett Chris- Hanson Aldaah Ali¢s Dale Altha Robinson Lonzie Mable Kingery Eula Wolfe Milard John Behrens Otto Wilda Elsa Boerkirchler Elizabeth Marv dl Elsie Sherman ra-Grifith Clyde Tem Miller Might J. Ay-Miller An Overbrook Paarl Olive Ee Santos John Everet Dora T Com Harry” Menate Dreshmegts Mere Feoree Gewr Aes Oscar We James McCabb Rietta Schubert Harry M Bria Pullers Pearl Page Hazel Royer Iivin C. E. Vor Eriday Walters G. H. Marsh Henry We ‘Terhouse Jr Lawrences Fred Koch Otto Durr Harry. Miller Lof de Soto Y Fred Walker C. E. Cory Will Mertz George Lothholz M. Harris Daugherty Rand Fred. Rothberger Oscar Lothholz Leslie Kindred Oscar Westerhouse J. Johnson J. de Adams Henrietex eSembert C. S Charles Braldy Brady Ray Jones Hesper Tor Bell

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