Sion to be honored at Kansas oratorio premiere
Independence Kansas March 24 AP the guest of honor will be Charles Sanford Skilton of the University of Kansas School of Music faculty at the premier of his oratorio The Guardian Angel The Kansas Federation of Music Clubs brings the work to the seventh annual State convention with a 150 adult and 500 child chorus and four soloists Dirs W C Cavert Minnie Dorn Theodora Owen and Sail J Evans lead the performance with pivotal support from music clubs across Coffeyville Neodesha Cherryvale Parsons and Independence with the Kansas City Little Symphony providing accompaniment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Kansas
Charles Sanford Skilton
University of Kansas School of Music
Skilton
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Arza J. Clark
Topeka
Tsowirk
Federation
North Cartina Hills
ston-Salem Academy
Winston-Salem
N. GC
Kansas University
W. C. Cavert
Minnie Dorn
Lawrence
Theodora Owen
Sail J. Evans
Cherryvale
Parsons
This City
Kansas City
Detective identifies hold up suspect at boxing show
Martin Williams of Topeka, 30, spotted a swarthy man among boxing spectators in Kansas City Kansas, leading to the arrest of Stene Lamento, 35, of 228 Olive street. Williams lost a $2,500 diamond ring in the January holdup at his Lyons Street home. Detectives Costello and Little assisted, with Mrs. Williams also confirming the identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Martin Williams
Doy Fanker
Topeka
Williams
Lyons Street
Memorial Hall
Kansas
Cudahy Athletic Club
Charles Costello
Charles
Stene Lamento
Olive Street
Prisoners in Millersville at Big Springs school house
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club presents the play Prisoners in Millersville on Friday night March 26 at the Big Springs school house with admission 10 and 25 cents. The event features violin solos by Mrs Merle Coleman and vaudeville by the Men s Trio and a ladies quartet plus the one act farcial comedy Cullin Chickens. The program includes local reports on community improvements and Society activities with numerous residents named among presenters and attendees.
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Reese’s
Kanwaka Hall
Millersville
Big Springs
D.C
Charles Custard
The
Missionary Society
United Brethren Church
Coblenz
Verna Kettering
Fred Rahnmaier
Herbert Wymer
H. ©. Swadley
Carrie Cree
Hazel Plateman
Anna Swecket
Nora Bertschinger
C. W. Boursau
S. §. Holloway
Walter Johnson
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Orville McCall
Topeka
Elza Bahnmaier
George Henry
D. K. Henry
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
Rollins Buck
Merle Coleman
G. M. Balnmaier
Vesta Bahnmaier
Rollins’ Buck
Howard Henry
Elizabeth Randle Howe
Esther Bahnmaier
C. F. Wilson
Amelia Hartman
Gus Noe
Grace Watts
Clothing
Fred Bahnmaier
Big Springs Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
McElmurray
State of
Kansas
Local School Music Demo and Family Visits
Mrs. Leonard demonstrated her music work at the school on Monday afternoon. R. W. Yeoman and son Arnold Fralick visited Karns Hatchery last Thursday and brought two hundred Rhode Island Red chicks. J. T. Jefferies went to Claremore Oklahoma last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kirby and family visited his parents Thursday evening. Guests at the Wilbur Jefferies home.
Danderine Offers Quick Hair Revival for Girls
A vintage ad touts Danderine as a remedy for dry lifeless hair caused by constant curling and waving. It claims the tonic nourishes, stimulates and strengthens each hair, restoring youthfulness, vitality and luster while stopping falling hair and dandruff.
Local social and club notices fill Kanwaka area page
Sunday afternoon gatherings include Mr and Mrs Roy Orr and daughter Angretta Mr and Mrs Lee Coleman and sons Albert and Keith new farm bureau millinery meet led by Mrs Jack Kelsey flower making A Wayside Dramatic club minstrel set for Kanwaka hall Friday March 26 at 8 30 Merrel and David Judkins of Pratt attended high school basketball tournament They also called on Geo Avis Andrew Lewis and Mary Lee j attended a Wayside rehearsal in Topeka Mrs Reeves Doris Kirby Lee Coleman Keith Arnott attended school music demo led by Mrs Leonard Miss Thelma Reeves of Olathe visited aunt and uncle E S Reeves in Lawrence for the basketball tourney Mr and Mrs Arnold Fralich visited Topeka last Sunday Mrs Kirby and Anna visited Mrs Keifer Thursday afternoon Mr Seele had dinner with Mr and Mrs Eriksen and sons Garl and Karli Sunday Alberta Brown of Omaha and sister Leona of Lawrence were guests at the Robert Lee home Mrs Davis and pupils plan a weiner roast Wednesday and the children look forward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Henry
Joan Dreyer
Herbert Wymer
Ferne
Helen
William Platemin
Ralph
Big Springs
Christian Endeavor
United Breth‘ren
Lawrence
T. J. Custard
H.C. Swadley
S. S. Ebersale
B. F. Emery
Junior
Rolfins Buck
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Roy Orr
Angretta
Lee Coleman
Albert
Keith
Charles Topping
Farm ‘Bureau
Jack Kelsey
Wayside Dramatic Club
Kanwaka Hall
Merrel
David Judkins
Pratt
Geo. Avis
Andrew
Lewis
Mary Lee J
Topeka
Reeves
Doris Kirby
Arnott
Leonard
Thelma Reeves
Olathe
E. S. Reeves
Arnold Fralich
Kirby
Anna
Keifer
Seele
Eriksen
Garl
Karli
Alberta Brown
Omaha
Leona
Robert Lee
Davis
Lawrence Social Notes Highlight Local Visitations
Wallace, Lewis, Andrew and Mary Lee spent last Sunday evening with Miss Leona Brown in Lawrence. Miss Anna Kirty entertained the Stitch-a-Bit club last Wednesday. Mrs Kassold and Miss Alice Long were guests of the club. Virgil Lee of Lawrence called on the home folks Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace, Lewis
Andrew
Mary Lee
Leona Brown
Lawrence
Anna Kirty
Kassold
Alice Long
Virgil Lee
Co P. A. Quarterly Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Co P A will hold its quarterly meeting tomorrow evening at eight o clock at Midland hall. Initiation will occur, with several members expected to attend.
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P. A
Midland’ Hall
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SION
K. U
Fd. V. Price
W. E. Wilson
Ady
Mount Hope
West 4Th St
Lawrence, Kansas
Merchants National Bank
Chrysler
Lunsinger Motor CO
Mass ST
Detroit
Bull Durham
Round Corner Drug Co
Ladies of
Fountain Service
Wate
West 8Th
West
Mother's Choice
Colgate
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont
Lawrence, Bane
Rumsey
Indiana St
Ward
Chrasler
Sa” Yoo
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