Plans Outlined for Child Health Week Observance
General plans for the spring observance of Child Health Week were set at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Miss Matie Neeley was elected general chairwoman and George Hedrick secretary. O. J. Lane served as temporary chairman. The program centers on May Day themes and a May track and field meet to focus on child welfare.
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Chamber of Commerce
Matie Neeley
George Hedrick
O. J. Lane
Aas
Minnid Scott
J. Lane
Christie Hepler
Mark Neeley
Minnie Scott
J. W. Taxlor
Electa Kindelsperger
FE. Birch
A. E. Woestemeyer
C. J. Lane
J. H. Fritts
Harry Woodring
Neeley
Exhibition 1 at Senior High School Auditorium
Junior high students showcase classwork in an 11 item program at 7 20 pm with L R Perry directing Grand March Helays Seventh grade balances Calisthenics Marching Seventh grade Double stunts Diving fraction Psrramids Buck Vaulting Tumbling Ninth grade Flips quality and pace reflect PE progress during evenings parents and friends attend to view demonstrations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Perry
Four Judges Named for Disarmament Essay Final
Four men have accepted invitations to judge the final six essays on disarmament from seventy three entries in a contest by the International club at the University of Iwantas. The judges are Baron Frederick von Prittwitz und Gaffran, German ambassador to the United States, Stephen P. Duggan, director of the Institute of International Education, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University and Nobel Peace Prize winner, and Mrs. Lucia True Ames Mead, author and lecturer in international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Club
University of Iwantas
Baron Frederick von Prittwitz Und Gaffran
United States
Stephen P. Duggan
Institute of International Education
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia ‘University
Lucia True Ames Mead
Cattle judge John Gosling, 87, dies after long career
Kansas City notes the death of John Gosling, famed cattle judge known as the man with a ray finger. A London born American judge, he spent fifty years selecting winners at major shows including Chicago and the American Royal in Kansas City. He touched flesh quality with skill, earning a reputation across livestock circles.
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Kansas City
Mar
John Gosling
America
Chicago
Gosling
Staffordshire
England
Glee Club
Temperance talk at junior high assembly by WCTU rep
Miss Aubra Dair Williams of the national W C T U spoke to ninth grade students in the study hall at 1 15 this afternoon. She discussed the effects of alcoholic drinks and narcotics and presented scientific facts supporting her lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Aubra Dair Williams
Scientific Temperance Instruction
Miss Williams
KU Phi Delta Theta Banquet at Kansas City Club
The University of Kansas Phi Delta Theta chapter attends founders day with about 100 alumni in attendance at the Kansas City club tonight. Roland Boynton, guardy general for Kansas, will be among those attending.
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University of Kansas
Phi Delta ‘Theta
Kansas City Club
Kansas City
Chauncey Olcott Dies As Seniors Pick Play
Paris reports Chauncey Olcott noted American singer dies in Monte Carlo after long illness. Born Buffalo July 21, 1860, famed for Irish ballads and My Wild Irish Rose. Also notes Liberty Memorial high school's senior class to perform A Lucky Break on April 22 with full cast announced.
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Chauncey Olcott
Lawrence
Paris
Monte Carlo
Buffalo
Altho
United States
Olcott
Vila
Pate
Zelda Sears
Liberty Memorial High School
New York City
George MacFarlane
Lina M. Shippy
Flavian Hay
Margaret Kelsall
Joan McWilliams
Clyte Hosford
Paul Beck
Ireta Mae Fetters
Cleo Cosley
Robert Barnes
Seaver Owen
Arnold Gilbert
Maxine Miller
Virginia Hosford
Kathleen Myers
Bonnie J. Daniels
Ben Barteldes
Donald Metzler
Edgar Ella Fox
Virginia Detler
Fernita Dodge
Harold Greggs
Deaths and Funerals and Claudel Visit
Mahlon Perkins died last night at home on Arkansas Street and funeral services will be 2 30 PM Saturday at Funk Chapel with Rev H L Huffman officiating. Burial in Memorial Park. survived by wife Lottie B Perkins and daughter Alice Day Perkins of Bartlesville OK. Delia Hadde died in local hospital with arrangements later. French ambassador Paul Claudel visiting KU Sunday, address at 4 PM in university auditorium. no dinner in his honor due to prior Kansas City engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon
Arkansas’ Street
Funk Chapel
H. L. Huffman
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lottie B.perkins
Alice Day Perkins
Bartlesville
Okla
Delis Hadde
Delia Hadde
Tennessee
Street
Kansas City
M. Paul Claudel
United States
University of Kansas
Claudel
University Auditorium
IN SENIOR RECITAL AT UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Enterprise Whitcraft Knox and Katherine Kaull present a joint University of Kansas fine arts senior recital in Administration auditorium at o o'clock Monday evening. Mrs Knox studies with Agnes Husband and Miss Kaull with Howard C Taylor. Each performs four groups from modern and classical composers with Evelyn Swarthout as accompanist. The program is touted as an outstanding recital of the year. Kaull is a Lawrence High graduate and honored student. Knox is also an outstanding student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Whitcraft Knox
Katherine Kaull
University of Kansas Fine Arts
Knox
Agnes Husband
Miss Knull
Howard C. Taylor
Evelyn Swarthout
Miss Kaull
Lawrence High School
J. G. Kaull
Rhode Island Street
Spiritual Singers to Perform at Snyder Memorial Church
The Benson Spiritual Singers from the Kansas state penitentiary will present a half hour of Negro spirituals before the sermon at Snyder Memorial United Brethren church Sunday evening. Rev. Fred S. Benson, penitentiary chaplain, will deliver the sermon. Supper follows at 2345. George McCarty of Lecompton, on the penal institutions board, makes the event possible.
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Benson
Kansas State Penitentiary
Snyder Memorial
George McCarty
Lecompton
Board of Administration of the Penal Institutions of Kansas
Guests of Patee Theater host K Club at show
About sixty members of the K Club were guests of Stanley Schwahn at the Patee Theatre for a program featuring a complete play by play and pictures of the Notre Dame Southern California football game from November 21. The Rockney Memorial Foundation sponsored the film, with invitations extended through Larry Mullins. Also shown was Tabu, a South Sea island love story, and Tangee The Great, a character reader, performed daily through tonight and tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Schwahn
Patee Theatre
Notre Dame
Tangee the Great
Patee
Interesting College Connections Come to Light
Lawrence items note K U alumni article reprinted in New York Times and Graduate Magazine. The column covers student activities from swimming in the Kaw river to radio program signups, Olympic race memories, a coin collection, and weather quips. It records local anecdotes and small town observations with names and places such as Brutus Hamilton and KFKE. The piece ends with a note about common law marriages being declared illegal by the Nebraska supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ellsworth
K. U
New York
Times
Graduate Magazine
K. U. Alumni Association
Brutus Bamilon
KFKE
Hamilton
Stockholm
Sweden
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Patee presents Tabu romance film shot with native islanders
A two day run at the Patee features Tabu a romance film using native islanders who had no prior motion picture experience. Reri the native girl leads with Zeigfeld later hiring her for his Follies underwater and slow motion scenes accompany the USC Notre Dame game reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee
Reri
Zeigfeld
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
South Bend
Birthday Celebrations Highlight St Patrick Theme Parties
Mrs Robert Rowlands hosts a St Patrick themed birthday dinner for her son Billy with guests named James OBrien Wallace and Curtis Hinsaw etc. Bell Telephone Employees host a leap year dance at Eagles hall with green decor and dances by Miss Marion Rice pupils. Out of town guests from Topeka attend. Miss Helen Weed gives talks on home life of Japanese families at Finney school. Pledges of Jay Jones hold dinner at Colonial tea room. fifteen pledges initiated. Birthday party for Buddy Herriman ages ten with games before dinner and seats for family and friends.
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Robert Rowlands
Billy
James
Obrien
Wallace
Curtis Hinshaw
Bill
Bob Greene
Harold Herren
Bob Rowlands
Bell Telephone Company Employees Association
Eagles’ Hall
St. Patrick'says
Marion Rice
Heck
Frances
Virginia Walters
Helen Louise St. Clair
Marjorie Criss
Marjorie Helen Louise
Anita Boughton
Marguerite Garrison
R.A. Boene
Chris Williams
Boyd
Topeka
Helen Weed
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Finckney School
Miss Weed
Japan
Jay Jones
Colonial Tea Room
Waunita Luke
Helen Russell
Helen Fleming
Eleanor Beth Baer
Bernese Grizzell
Christine Marsh
Arleen Wade
Katheryn Collier
Helen Gardner
Jessamine Jackson
Frances Jordan
Jane Livingston
Roberta Works
Wanda Edmonds
Dorothy Mae Davis
Ruby Johnson
Harriet Shaw
Two Alarms Answered By Station Two Firemen
Firemen from station number 2 answered two alarms last night one still alarm. They were called to the corner of eighth and Tennessee streets where a trash fire had been left burning no damage was done. At 12 41 this morning they answered a still alarm to the Bell Music Co 925 Massachusetts street where a gas stove had been left burning in the basement and someone saw the fight and believed that it was a re.
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Eighth
Tennessee
Bell Music Co
Massachusetts Street
Joins Charlton Force In Lawrence Territory
Ellsworth Schoeni, a mid semester graduate of the University School of Business, has joined the Charlton Insurance Agency sales force with headquarters here. He will focus his work mainly in the Lawrence area, after time at Kansas Wesleyan University and the University. He formerly lived in Kensington, Kansas.
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Ellsworth Schoeni
School of Business
Mid-Smester
Charlton Insurance Agency
Lawrence Territory
Schoeni
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Kensington
Kan
Transform Your Mind and Heart to Escape Sin
A sermon-like reading warns that self fault lies within and conscience misleads, urging renewal of the mind and heart to avoid turning away the Holy Spirit. It laments unrepentant souls, the fear of God’s judgments, and the consequences for those who resist reform. A musical interlude features Glenn Jones's trombone and a vocal duet titled Oh Make Me Clean.
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Satan
Holy City
Glenn Jones
Crose
King
Market News Government Bonds Report
New York market news notes the closing levels for U S Government bonds on March 18. Liberty bonds and Treasury issues show final prices around 98 41 and 100 20, with 4tis and related issues cited along with Treasury 108 and 19 figures.
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New York
Mar
LU. S
Liberty
Treasury
Market Reports and Livestock Prices From Treasuries to Calves
Kansas City markets show steady to higher prices on several cattle categories with top bids around 410 while 180 to 160 pound calves fetch 3.90 to 3.205 and stockers and feeders attain 4.80 to 6.23. Wall Street opens with heavy selling in utility shares easing later as funds coordinate amid price-level anxieties and sector losses spread across electric, chemical, and rail issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Carrles Ap
Neil Choir
Wits
Personal notice of Brodhelds' Colorado trip
Mr and Mrs Brodheld left Wednesday morning by motor for Denver Colorado Springs and Woodland Park Colorado.
Nine Liberty Memorial students join National Thespians
Nine Liberty Memorial high school students were elected to the National Thespians, boosting the local chapter which joined the national group last year. New members include Billoween Macoubrie, Jean Russell, John Chandler, George Hamilton, Clara Lindquist, Ralph Haveley, Harold Grege, Leonice Wad hams and Carolyon Storkwell. Declare two ineligible.
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Liberty Memorial High School
National Thespians
Billoween Macoubrie
Jean Russell
John Chandler
George Hamilton
Clara Lindquist
Ralph Haveley
Harold Grege
Leonice Wadhams
Carolyon Storkwell
Ineligible KU Student Council Officers Hold Posts
Two officers of the University of Kansas men’s student council, Phil Cook and Maurice McManus, were declared ineligible but will retain their offices until new officers are elected next week. John Frei was also declared ineligible for scholastic reasons. The notice also advertises church food sales and bake sales with locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Men’s Student Council
Phil Cook
Lawrence
Maurice McManus
John Frei
FLASHES OF LIFE AND NOTICE FROM ACROSS THE NATION
A scattered collage of sensational items: a thief in Detroit steals six size 38 suits after falling into a black dye vat. Detroit zoo clears bargain prices on guns and lions. New York fashion chatter on hats and Parisian style. Shields defeats Bell to reach the national indoor tennis final in straight sets. a Lawrence Kansas bankruptcy notice offers tracts A B and C with leasehold notes and bid rules. a Nazarene revival led by Rev. Sam Jones urges repentance and a return to faith.
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Nashua
N. H
Detroit
New York
Robert Dudley
Shields
Mar
Francis X. Shields
New Yorker
Berkeley Bell
Bell
Nazarene Revival
Sam Jones
Christ
Bond and Share Rumors Drive 1931 Electric Stocks
Irresponsible rumors allegedly spurred selling in the electric sector. The main loans in the group total about 50 million dollars for American and Foreign Power due Oct 24 and 21.25 million for United Gas, a subsidiary of Electric Power & Light. Interest on these loans is accruing, with firms and bankers reportedly unconcerned. Bond and share firms now carry costs exceeding 100 million, while brokerage houses note rising trading activity tied to Senate banking and currency committee disputes over the Glass bill. The American Torrado earnings report showing 9.07 per share, up from 8.31 in 1930, supported optimistic forecasts and had little market impact.
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Electric
Bond
Share
United Gas
Electrica Power & Light
Ave.ry
Hearigh
Senate
Seanate
Torrado
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Jewe
Claude Harris
Charles Spring
Coogan
Donald
McFarland
Hearine
Harris
Delta Tau Delta Social Fraternity
Yerau
NCEY
M. Claudel
Kansas’ City
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U. B
Patee Theater
I. Lettermen
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American Legion Bugle and
Will Johns, Jr
Round Corner
Mr. Johns
Mr. Hoover
Win Newmark
Newmark
Squires
A. P. Fey
Jupiter Pluvius
Green
Junior Bliesner
Clarence Bliesner
Junior
Newcastle
Journal-World
Imogene Herriman
Vermont Street
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Buddy Herriman
Ruth
Mary Chandler
Reed Whetstone
David Courter
Gene Whetstone
Evelyn Herriman
Charlton Force
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Electric Bond & Share
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Am; & Light
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S. Steel
Santa Fa
Union
Dupert
Alied Chemical
Amerean Can
Christ of the Mount
Jones
Bruce Barton
Douglas
Hottes
Bibles
Mass
Thespians
St. John’s Church
Frisco
Ladies of Clinton Presbyterian Church
Eli Wilson & Co
Shell Petroleum Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Douglas County
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Midland
Midland Elevator
D Anderson
Eli Wilson & Company
Ady
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
Moraine Electric
Shimmons Bros
M.J.B
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