Rabbi Wise to Speak at University Lecture
A Friday address at the University promises a noted discourse by Rabbi Wise. Born in New York City, educated at City College and Columbia, he led the Free Synagogue in New York and helped shape Zionist and Jewish educational initiatives. He has written several influential books and has long engaged in civic and religious work.
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Ise
New-York City
Autnd
University
Univerity
America
Pri
Budapest
New York City
City College
Columbia College
New York
Ars
Portland
Promition
Free Synagogue
Zionist Movement
Europe
Mev
Hig
Jewish Fiture of Religion
Rabbi Wise
Anpehr
Names of Films and Talkies at Bowersock Theatre
The Bowersock Theatre wires that it will present any sound film equipment and will open Wednesday at noon with continuous shows. Manager Gerald Baker notes Western Spectric’s patent rights and says film names like Movietone Vita and Paramount are distributor labels, not equipment brands. Extra attractions include Blue Flame Jazz and plantation melodies with Mil Sills in Love and the Devil.
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Bowersock
Gerald Baker
Mana
Western Spectri
Arizona
Var
Wednessy
Mil
Radio Station Schedule Fragments Include Programs and Times
A garbled listing shows multiple radio programs and times across stations. Entries mention Edison Program Real Folks Langines Correct Time KFKU and others, with scattered show titles like The Blue Birds Jenny Wren and Diet and Health, plus a long line of call letters and station names such as WFAA WMC WSR and KPRO.
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Roxy
Ganz
m.—Edison
Langines
KFKU
Bnet
Virginia
The
Blue Birds
Jenny Wren
Sonia
Kansas City Board
Rady Graln
Stromberg-Carlson
Alchelin
Stradians
WMC
Oaks
KONG
WERE
Forther deal stalls amid vague talks and errors
fragmented OCR notes show unclear references to a sale discussion. mentions Prairie, Efforts, and Fitzpatrick as a company president with futile attempts to obtain information. the fragment hints at a two week period in New Ingri(e) and Independence.
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Ingrie
Ieee
Fitzpa i
Ai Ie Company
Winners Announced in eighth annual Douglas County Scholarship Contest
Lawrence hosted the eighth annual scholarship contest under the Douglas County Teachers Association. O J Lane reported many rivals competed across writing, silent reading, arithmetic, and spelling with close results. Prizes included a fountain pen for first place and pencils for runners up. winners represent multiple school districts and grades from silent reading through seventh and below.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Service draws capacity crowd at downtown church
A near full house filled the downtown Fourth Street Methodist church for a union service last night. Dean R A Schwoegler spoke on The Meaning of Christianity, contrasting Christian belief with other world religions. Prof Eugene Christy led the choir and quartet provided a musical selection.
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Eet Methodist Church
R. A. Schwoegier
School of Education
The
University
Schwegler
Christ
Eugene Christy
School of Fine Arts
Australian airmen start voyage to break England Australia record
At Kent England on March 18 flight lieutenant J Moir and flying officer H Owen left the aerodrome at 6 15 am in a 400 horsepower single engine biplane. They aim to fly 13000 miles to Australia in twelve days to beat Bert Hinkler’s fifteen and a half day record.
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Ympne
Kent
England
Australia
J. Moir
H.’ Owen
Bert Hinkler
Girl killed in Joplin traffic accident
In Joplin Missouri a six year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Gordan, died after a motor car collision Sunday afternoon. Her father watched as the fatal accident occurred instantly from a concussion of the brain. The driver was Hugh Burgin of South Coffeyville Oklahoma.
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Gloplin
Argare A Gordan
Ernest Gordan
Hugh Burgin
South Coffeyville
Okla
Henry J Allen Wins Governor Elect renomination
Henry J Allen, moving to the governorship, succeeds the sanction head and follows former Iowa leadership. The Great commission and president roles are noted, with references to past two years and shifting positions as the political frame.
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Bi Allen
of the Great of the
Iowa
Newark Flight Disaster Kills Many on Ford Monoplane
Thirteen or more travelers died when a Ford all metal monoplane operated by Colonial Airways crashed near Newark. Pilot Lou Foote and passenger Reginald Woodward were among the dead. dozens were injured as the aircraft failed to clear a siding during a windy, stormy flight from Newark to New York.
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Newark
Delmont
Passan
St James ‘Hospital
Lou Foote
Ford
Colonial Airways
Gragh
New York
Lyehot
Ceppellers
Brooklyn
Andrew
Stephen Hagmass
Stamford
Santos Dumont
Foote
Parsons
Detroit
Dudley Rowland
Colonial’ Airways
Edwin Weatherdon
March total ahead in income tax collections
Washington reports March income tax receipts at 15,700,165 bringing the monthly total to 72,504,506, up 6,413,083 from March of last year. Friday’s last day filings added about 1.1 million over last year, while the fiscal year 1929 totals remain below the prior year.
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Washington
Mar
Cattle Raisers Meet Ahead of Texas Southwestern Convention
Houston march 18 ap the executive committee of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle association met today as a prelude to the annual convention here tomorrow and Thursday. The association draws leaders from Texas and neighboring states including Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Kansas and Louisiana.
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Houston
Tex
Texas’and
Southwestern ’ Cattle Association
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas
Louisiana
Emporia Teachers College to Offer Master’s Degree in Education
An official statement from President Thomas W. Butche announces Emporia Teachers College in Emporia Kansas will offer a master’s degree in education. March 18 marks a future program expansion with anticipated accreditation and additional faculty developments.
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Emporis‘ College
Emporia
Kan
Revival Services at Church of the Nazarene
Revival services continue at the Church of the Nazarene at 19th and Vermont Street with F C Savage of La Junta Colorado as evangelist in charge. The spiritual and financial campaign features a girls quartette and nightly services at 7 30 with subjects Preying Prayer and Pentecost urging all Lawrence residents to attend.
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Church of the Nazarene
19Th
Vermont
F. C. Savage
la Junta
Colorado
Savage
Termysop
Herman Alderson
Nora
Florence Herron
Lawrence
Personal notices of townsfolk and visitors reported
A. H. Peters underwent an air operation at Ball Memorial hospital and is recovering. Miss Edith Fowler was en route from Kansas City to Hutchinson. Sisters Miss Mary Fowler visited at Simons hospital, and Mrs. R. M. Horn of Kansas City spent the day with relatives. Alan Darents and Mr and Mrs Noak visited. Alberta Cherry from Kansas City stayed with Mrs. F. A. Russell. Mrs. Chester Woodward of Topeka and Mrs. W. S. Metcalf were weekend visitors. Helen Rose and first year cooking students visited Kansas City. R. M. McConnell and son Richard, from St. Joseph, Mo, spent weekends with Miss Myrtle McConnell. Mrs. Edward Hislop of Kansas City, Mo, spent the day in town. Mrs. H. W. Guest of Baldwin was a Lawrence visitor.
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A. H. Peters
Massachusetts Street
Ball Memorial Hospital
Kansas
Edith Fowler
Kansas City
Hutchingon
Mary Fowler
Simmons Hospitr
R M. Horn
Theeir
Alan Darents
W. S. Metcalf
Helen ‘Rose
Memorial High School
R. M._McConnell
H. W. Guest
Baldwin
Lawrence
Plane crash near Coffeyville claims two lives
Eldon Amick aged 15 and Charles Lyons, a student pilot, died when a plane lost control and spun from about 200 feet near Coffeyville Kansas. Authorities expect a government investigation to determine the cause after the wreckage is inspected. Gladys Amick, sister of Eldon, witnessed the fall. Lyons had 40 hours in the air and planned to get a pilot license. his home was Carroll Iowa.
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T Coffeyville
Kan
Py.a
Eldon Amick
Amick
Charles
I.yons
Gladys Amick
Lyons
Carroll
Aera Gee Ey
Bomb wrecks garage in Kansas City blast hits three cars
Police say a dynamite bomb wrecked a private garage owned by Bernard B. Cohen at 4221 Prospect Avenue, demolishing Cohen's car and damaging two others in a nearby public garage. an adjacent apartment building was shaken but no injuries reported. motive under doubt. Baldwin stock and Radio Corp shares moved as markets fluctuated with scarce money. copper and railway equipment stocks showed strength.
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Kansas City
Bernard B. Cohen
Prospect Avenue
k _ Cohen
Cohen
Baldwin
New York
Baldwin Locomotive Works
New York Stock Exchange
Radio Corp
Salina Jury Deliberations Extend Over Noon Session
A Salina jury, hearing a case involving Eugene Graves and Mackmei, deliberated for six hours after discussion resumed at noon. The extortion-related trial of doctors in Salina proceeded with intense exchanges and a lengthy afternoon session before adjourning.
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Ugene Graves
Cea Py
Mackmei
Salina
Hheery
Jock - Catarday
Lone Star Community Notes and Dinners in Lawrence
Local social roundup from Lone Star reports Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis and relatives visiting Lawrence. Neighbors Hirschmanns and Florys are mentioned with birthdays and dinners. Several trips to Kansas City and Tulsa noted, plus farm work, corn husking, hay hauling, and church meeting updates.
Sunday Dinners and Local Visits Across Hopewell and Lawrence
Hopewell residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with family dinners in Hopewell and Lawrence. Multiple neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. George Hardtaker and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Vaushn, shared meals and called on friends and relatives throughout town.
Mutual visits and gatherings across Hopewell and Ottawa
A long list of social visits figures prominently with families such as the Williams, Purvis, Reser, Merchant, Vaughn and Hammond households visiting, dining, and attending events in Lawrence, Ottawa, and High Prairie. Community members from the Hopewell country club, Clyde Puckett, and local churches hosted and attended dinners, musicales, and meetings.
Weekend Guests Share Games and Dance at Shaw Home
KANWAKA Risdon Godlove of Glendale Kansas visited Edward Shaw in a weekend gathering Saturday evening hosted by Opal Shaw. Attendees included Virginia Colman Dorothy Elliott Rena Elliott Ruth Colman Mabel Shaw Ella Shaw and Raymond Williams Everett Petafish Carl Williams and Godlove. Earlier Charles Trusted of Midland visited Edward Shaw on Sunday. Dr F G Hardaway and Mrs Hardaway traveled to Ottawa to see his mother Anna Harbour.
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George, Hardtaker
Lawrence
W. W. Vaushn
William Adriance
Schnebly
Frank White
Wellsville
George Williams
Raymond
Herbert
Conrad
Laughin
Geneva
Snyder
Dan
Dale McMillen
Fred Purvis
E. H. Purvis
E. H.purvis
J. W. Peaslee
Gon
Roy
Pyrehe Peaslee
Charles Vaughn
No. 50
Henry Pipperd
George Reynolds
Henry Baily
Frances
Ed ‘Heaston
A. Auehn
W. W
Rush
E.J
Hershel Merchant
Donald Vaughn
Lewis Tucker
Hopewell
Clyde Puckett
A. M. Reser
Andrew Taft
Arthur Smith
Herbert Williams
Smith
Henry Bailey
Drew Hammond
Madison
Roy Merchant
Ottawa
George Craig
Stony Point
LB. Snyder
Kansas City
B. A. Hammond
Dc. J. Fisher
Izzy
Paul Evans
Centenary Hall
Andrew Elms
Leonard Whitted
Ted Brown
Baldwin
Frank John S
Charles Brown
Tonzanoxie
W. W. Vaughn
George Rexnolds
Anna Johanning
Charles Elm Home
Lois Tucker
Frank Johnson
Hopewell Country Club
Eit
Dauschee Gladys
High Prairie
Phil Fleshman
Geo. Williams
Helen Keller
National Highways
Loren Williams
Georg Williams
Puckett
H. Ulrich
Ed Houston
Risdon Godlove
Glendale
Kan
Edward Shaw
Opal Shaw
Ste Virginia Colman
Dorothy Elliott
Rena Ellott
Ruth Colman
Mabel
Luella Shaw
Raymond Williams
Everett Petafish
Carl Williams
Mr. Godlove
Charles
Trusted
Dance events and social rounds at Kanwaka Hall
Miss Florence Smith spent Friday night with Miss Mabel Shaw and Saturday they shopped in Kansas City. Miss Josephine Scetin attended a Lawrence benefit concert. The community hosted euchre parties, social visits, and school updates. Measles sidelined Charles Dews. Kanwaka enrollment sits at 18 as families relocate.
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Kanwake Hall
Florence Smith
Mabel Shaw
Smith J
Miss Shaw
Kansas City
Josephine Scetin
Lawrence
Ray Scetin
Concrt
A. E. Ulrich
M. J. Pierson
Guy Bigsby
J. Rumsey
Charles Dews
Kanwaka School
Wilke
Guy
Bigsby
Ambrose Bigsby
George
Helen Norwood
Louise Clark
Leécompton
Ray
Sam
Josephine Seitin
Ida ‘May Richards
S. B. Seetin
George Richards
Hetrick
Phillip Ackerman
Douglas County
Wisne Tion
Wm, Richards
M.C. Ti’ Kett
Merle Colman
Grover Rothwell
Mike Buhnmeier
Mary Elizabeth Topping
J. R. Topping
Kanwaks School
L. H. Petefish
Martha Ulrich
A. FE. Ulrich
Ulrich
E.G. L. Harbour
Guy Biesby
Marguerite Harner
S.A. C
Elizabeth Rante
Douglas County’ Farm Bureau
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Movietone
Pato
Arithmetica
Mary Grist
Jean Hockensmith
Ambretta‘Gabriel
Myrle Reilly
Horrell
Elizabeth
Esther Et
Elmer Ribison
Frances Breithaupt Eee
Youith
Theopolis Holmes
Helesi/ Dreher
Lois
Fisher
Norman
Jones
Amoretta
Gabriel
Marguerite Hird
Fat Methodist Church
R. A. Schwerler
Hinkler
Fayyer
Joplin
Henry J. Allen
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Kansan
Lone Star
Roy Curtis
Fred Flory
Virgil
Gottlieb Nieder
M.D. Fiery
Cree
Will Curtis
Margaret
Clifford Christenson
Lom Childs
Frank Schnide
George Tuttle
Earl
Everett
Harold
Wallace ‘Tuttle
Marion Tuttle
Marion Childs
Charlié Corbin
Phillip Roser
Walter Whitman
Kenneth Bond
Frank Schnider
Nashia
Mont
Low Childs
Tome
Tom Curtis
Near Baldwin
Will’ Curtis
Marvin Bond
Charlie Sanders
Marvin Bona
Roy Puckett
Porter Bond
Frank Flory
Marion
Raymond Sanders
Murry Bond
Austin Flory
Fred McKinney
Maryland
Marion ‘Childs
Avs
Curtis Farm
Roy’ Puckett
Robert N. Watts
Tulsa
Oklo
Pasadena
Calif
Wiliam Johnson
Fred ‘Flory
Flory
John Canavan
Ellis Bond
Lon Childs
Everett Bond
Morris Bond
Margaret Curtis
Florine Ward
Lone Star Ladies Aid Society
William Johnson
Porter’ Bond
Kenneth
Everett Pond
Church of the Brethren
Bradford’ Powell and
WilCurtis
Marry Bond
Porter Bend
Johnean
Wil-liant Johnson
Evenine
Gilbert Whitman
Ed Whitman
Trav Puckett
C. Potter
Fannia Frantz
Bert
Rudalah
Kanwaka
du Bean
Onda
Aidneyer
Sigte I
Doan
Lian Femer-Milbern Co
Mig Chen
Bulfato
Mrs. A. King
Seetin Farm
Sibey
Emmett
Topeka
L. H. Emmett
Flora Nell Bigsby
Barney Bucher
Coffeg
Ile
J. C. Button
J. Mercer
Wanda
O Lawrence
John Benander
Misa
Esther Benander
Richland
J. M. Crowder
F. H. Roberts
Optometrist
Mays
Ste
Erchants National Bank
Rumsey Funeral Home
ST Daes
Milton Sills
Blue Flame
Black’ Harmony
Dixieland
the Ritz
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Marion Davies
Art MIX
Tom Mix
Oregon Trail
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