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American Passion Play by DeuPree-Ayer Players
The DeuPree-Ayer Players present an American version of the Passion Play in Kansas City at Rand Avenue Temple on Palm Sunday and Good Friday. The one-and-a-half hour production features a 25 member Methodist church student cast led by Eleanor Beatie as soloist and Dorothy Enlow on organ, with no admission but an offering collected.
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DeuPree-Ayer
Methodist Church
Eleanor Black
Richard Lommasson
Paul Wilson
Jack Beebe
Gilbert Meinhertz
John Haslam
Bailey Winton
Richard Good
Robert Brooks
Robert Lommasson
Donald Dyer
University
Mary Louise Beatie
Dorothy Enlow Filler
Rand Avenue
Kansas City
Farm Bureau Meeting Draws 100 Plus at Baldwin Hall
More than one hundred men attended the Ponthly Farm Bureau meeting at Fellowship hall in Baldwin last night. entertainment was provided by Baker University men glee club. Speakers included L E Willoughby extension agronomist and C A Logan soil conservation director. Lunch was served by Vinland Farm Bureau unit women.
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Ponthly Farm Bureau
Fellowship Hall
Baldwin
Baker University
L. E. Willoughby
Mystery coma grips Los Angeles widow in self induced death case
Helen Wills Love, 31, has remained unconscious for over six days in county jail after a New Year’s Eve shooting death. Doctors warn recovery could come by Sunday though she recently began psycho therapy and forced feeding. Her husband, convicted of second degree murder, faces sentence delays due to her condition as experts seek to reach a deep subconscious state.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Helen Wills Love
Marcus
Harry
Love
Aide for Huxman appoints James Woodrow as aide
Governor Huxman names James Woodrow of Independence as an aide-de-camp with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He becomes the fourth aide appointed by the governor, joining Wes McManigal of Horton Clayton Kline of Topeka and Frank Duggins of Wichita. Officials announce a 15 percent pay hike at the American Salt Corporation mines and plant in Lyons, increasing payroll by about $26,000 annually.
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Huxman
Topeka
Walter A. Huxman
James Woodrow
Independence
Woodrow
Wes McManigal
Horton
Clayton Kline
Frank Duggins
Wichita
Lyons
Kan
Mar
American Salt Corporation
Arch Miller
Trained Employes Needed by Cities
Lawrence municipal consultant George March told the Kansas Water and Sewage Works Association annual meeting that cities must expand technical training for municipal workers to meet rising service demands. He cited the extension division courses by the University of Kansas and Kansas State College and noted the high cost and need for public education to support training.
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George March
Lawrence
League of Kansas Municipalities
Muniel
Kansas Water and Sewage Works Association
March
K. U
Kansas State College
United States
Slenbees
University of Kansas
K. VU
Institute For Training
International City Managers Association
League of Kanass
Kansas State Firemen
Community Notes From Fairview and Nearby Areas
Fairview residents and relatives visit, move, and help neighbors across Vinland Lawrence and Blue Mound. Ed Howard and Winston Peters attend Eckman giton sale near Vinland. several families relocate to farms near Vinland and Overbrook. Local social events include Christian Endeavor rallies, parties, and visits to Kansas City and Ken san City.
Obituary for Mrs. M. E. Littel of Lawrence
Mrs. M. E. Littel born February 4, 1844 died January 27, 1987 at 1617 New Hampshire street in Lawrence where she had lived 72 years since 1865. She moved to the death home in 1882 and funeral services were at LeRoy Christian church conducted by Rev. Floyd R. Shively. Burial followed at LeRoy Cemetery. Survived by son Mortimer C. Littel of Huntington Beach, a sister Mrs. Sarah McMurty of LeRoy, brothers G. W. Ringle of LeRoy, William Ringle of Salmon City Idaho, C. B. Ringle of Hutchinson, grandson George Dick of Chicago and great granddaughter Nedra Dick of Lawrence. The dial telephone system was patented in 1892 after Bell's 1876 invention for transmitting multiple telegraphs on a single line.
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M. E. Littel
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
LeRoy, Kan
Floyd R. Shively
LeRoy Every
Littel
Indiana
Kansas
LeRoy
David W. Littel
Mortimer C.littel
Huntington Beach
Calif
Sarah McMurty
G. W. Ringle
William Ringle
Salmon City
Idc
C. B. Ringle
Hutchinson
George Dick
Chicago
Nedra Dick
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Wittess
Cate
Mins Lysa Ayer
Robert DeuPree
Mary Magdalene
Christus
First Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Baldwin Hall
Earle G. Brown
State Board of Health
Lila Dangerfield
John P. Mi 87
City
Leavenworth & Western Railway Company
Fairview
Ernest Schulmeyer
Frederick
Welcome
Ernest Leary
Clarence Parker
Leary
Cheater Howard
Winston Peters
Eckman' Giton Sale
Vinland
Albert Williams
Therklesen Farm
Perry Mullholern
George Figgs
Justine Brown
Homer Brownlee
Richard Stroble
Junior Hand Guy
Lloyd Howard
Christian Endeavor
West Side Presbyterian Church
C.E
Alberta Reusch
Albert Lynch
Edd Paasch
Ada Kirkpatrick
Kensan City
Mabel Peters
Waltersard
Walter Howard, Jr
Joan
Dolores
Carl
Earl Johnson
Will Cooper
Henry Bowman
Vinton Peters
Chester Howard
Mra
Eugene Leary
Norman
Blue Mound
Mr. Desking
West of Lawrence
Oscar Brownlee
William Wella
Overbrook
Lucille
Gladys
Paul Koehler
Picken’s Machine Works
Alexander Graham Bell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Boyan’ Tec
CC Penney Company. Inc
Western Auto Sup Company
Ig ‘Automole Supply
BUC
C. R. Bratton
W. L. Morrison
Phone 274
Fords
Sie
Pharis
Pennsylvania
Penn
Fed. Tex
Wizard
Ball- Bears
Aks
Ero