FOR SALE AND RENT AND LOCAL NOTICES
Mixed class classifieds list real estate for sale and rent, farm supplies, livestock, and lost items. Includes notices for a city poll registration period, moved business, and market data from Kansas and Chicago.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1939
Page
8
Mixed class classifieds list real estate for sale and rent, farm supplies, livestock, and lost items. Includes notices for a city poll registration period, moved business, and market data from Kansas and Chicago.
European demand supports grains with several thousand bushels sold from U.S. ports over the weekend. Wheat futures show mixed closes with May around 1.68, July near 1.68, while corn rises about 4 percent. soybeans and oats also feature in the day’s reports from Chicago and Kansas City aerial markets.
Yesterday the fourth and final all musical vespers of the year featured over 200 students and faculty from the K U School of Fine Arts. The program alternated large instrumental ensembles with choirs and small groups, opening with the Lato Span ish Symphony first movement by violin soloist Karl Euersteiner, accompanied by the University Symphony Orchestra under Dean D M Swarthout. Brahms Trio opus 87 allegro with Jan Chiapasso at the piano, Karl Euersteiner violin, and Raymund Stuhl cello.
Pianist Josef Hofmann performs a concert at Hoch Auditorium on Tuesday evening March 2, 1939, presented by the university. The recital features classical repertoire with Hofmann’s renowned technique and interpretive clarity.
Meribah Moore and Irene Pea led a duet of The Cross by Harriet Ware with Aliie Merle Conger on piano and G Criss Simpson on organ. Carl Euerstein er led a quartet from Gardner’s Quintet in F minor To a Soldier with soloists and Howard Taylor on piano. Alex Fielder flutist Olga Eit ner viola and Mervyn Anderson harp performed a Debussy movement. The women’s glee club directed by Trene Peabody appeared in three numbers Ave Verum Morning Hymn and Listen to the Lambs, with Minerva Davis solo. The University band directed by Russell L. Wiley closed with Tschaikowsky 1812 overture Gerald Cole on organ. Program aired on KFRU with a fair audience.
Lyric-coloratura soprano Marie Wilkins wife of Prof Joseph Wilkins head of the Kansas A. voice department will give a recital in Town Hall New York City Sunday night March 26 Professor Wilkins plans to attend The program includes Schubert Grieg Mozart and the aria Caro Nome from Verdi Rigoletto
Seven new members including former Kansas Governor Alfred M. Landon were elected to the grand council of the Order of DeMolay at Louisville on the opening day of a two day convention. Landon was elected a member at large. The council shapes the order program for boys ages 15 to 21.
The KU dramatic production Hay Fever was shown at Wichita University to a large audience. Wichita players will present Stage Door at KU on May 5 during the Kansas Drama conference.
A cryptic list of cities Tirana Oslo Rome Quito appears with a biblical style prompt about John seeing a vast assembly in heaven. The wording blends place names with a spiritual question from Revelation imagery.
Bethel residents gather for a Sunday social with the Hoffman and Owens families. Bethel Aid society met on March 9 for its monthly session with Mrs Cleveland Clark leading devotionals. Twenty members and two guests shared a sack lunch.
Mrs Roy Puckett spent Tuesday night in Lawrence with Mr and Mrs A B Puckett and her health has not improved. Neal Banks family and John Banks family hosted dinner with Delia Whitman at Lone Star. Hay hauling from Mrs W J Curtis' farm by Neal Banks and R W Greenwood. An all day quilting at Hugo Schellhorn's with Mrs John Banks, Mrs Curtis and others. Will Walker and party in Lawrence due to Mr Hodges illness. Braveside services for Will Lee at Oak Hill cemetery. Rock quarry on Mrs John Gray's reopened and county crew works roads. Pearl Brohammer visited Mrs Neal Banks Tuesday.
CORLISS Bobby Lane was absent from school last week because of illness. J. D. Dickerson of Emporia was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. LeSueur a few days last week. Mrs. Sallie Randall is spending two weeks with her kin in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Dc. WeMott of Kansas City are guests of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sonntag and son motored to Kansas City Saturday and spent the evening with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, for Mr. Smith’s birthday.
A Monday afternoon party at the Sonntag home honored Mary Bennett with Mrs Sonn tag as hostess and Mrs Wilma Baker as assistant. Attendees included Mrs Bennett Mrs Austin Mrs Bird from Kansas City and many friends. Prizes went to Mary Bennett Venetta Bird and Mrs Blake with refreshments served. Eddie Zimmerman suffered a broken leg and was taken to a Kansas City hospital. Sallie Randall left Lawrence for Hodge Cal to visit a cousin and tour San Francisco the World's Fair and Denver during a several week trip.
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