Recital Highlights at Fraser Hall Features Hultz Piano
A senior piano recital at Fraser Hall drew a large audience in Lawrence. Mr Hultz delivered a strong Fourth Sonata by MacDowell and Chopin pieces with notable rubato. Conrad McGrew joined on violin performing Schubert and Kreisler pieces. the evening closed with Grieg and organ color from the new Fraser Hall instrument.
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Ariadults
Lawwrenge
Preyer
Mults
Lawrence
Fraser Hall
Univers
Conraul Meizen
Baghos
MacDowell
Mr. Hults
Chopin
Friedman Gacrner
Prita Kreister
O. A. Preyer
Schutta-Evler
Geneerta
Miner” de Grieg
McGrew
Fraser Halt
Charles M. Courhoin
Firefighter and Drayman Addison Manter of Lawrence
Addison Manter of 521 Michigan Street, early Lawrence drayman and former firefighter, hauled first telephone equipment to the city and later served about fifteen years with the local fire department. He remembers rope-drawn hose carts, seven cisterns, and water hauled from the river to Hill top, plus work for Guest and Brown Distilling and the Kansas Pacific rail project. He cached stone for Woodlawn School in 1868 and recalls cavalry horses housed at North College in its infancy.
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Addison Manter
Lawrence
Manter
Guest and Brown Distilling Company
Santa Fe
Mgr. Manter
Lindley
Connery
Kansas
Ed Prend
Seventh
Massachusetts Street
Drayman’s
Mr. Manter
A. Marks Jewelry
Telephone Company
Mark's
Buiding
Woodlawn School
Myr. Manter
North College
Orient seeks court approval to sell 83 miles of unimproved right of way
In federal court Judge Pollock will consider selling Orient railroad right of way between Fidgrsado and Hayporia to Santa Fe. William Kemper, receiver, plans to sell the corridor while Orient retains traffic rights for possible future tracks. Proceeds go to satisfy Orient debts exceeding three million dollars.
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Adyas City
San
Mar. An.a
Jom
Pollock
Federal District Court
Orient Railroad
Fidgrsado
Hayporia
Dudgere Pollock
Cliford Histed
Wiliam
T. Kemper
Wiener
Dude Vollack
Histed
Sante Fe
Orient
Feeders
Wichita
Eldorade
Tlldorade
Emperor
Debaters Clash in Kansas Intercollegiate Finals
Bethel College dominates southern division with wins over Fairmount Friends and Southwestern, totaling 1888 by audience vote. In the northern division Bethel wins using a three judge system. Kansas Wesleyan, Bethany, and Sterling follow. Beth el's six member team includes Willis Rich and Gerald Pearson. A separate incident reports a fall into an elevator shaft at Eldridge Hotel injuring none.
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MaPherson College
Bethel coHege
Bebhel
Fairmount
Friends
Southwestern
Clarence Rupp
McPherson
Lie Lengel
Ora Houston
Wand
Harvey Lehman
Kenneth Rogk
Reconciled in Court Duttons Choose Joint Household Plan
In a Chicago divorce trial Mrs. Marcella Olpistead Dutton reconciled with husband E. J. Dutton after his illness was discussed by counsel. She vows to work to support him as long as his health lasts and the couple will live in Oak Park. The pair, former Lawrence residents, married in 1925 and previously separated two months.
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Marcella Olpistead Dutton
Lawrence
Chicago
E. J. Dutton
Dutton
Earl
Duttons
Oak Park
Fred’ Olmstead
Kentucky Street
University of Kansas
KOU
Nuttans
Fifty Eight Students Make J H S Honor Roll
The six weeks honor roll lists fifty eight Junior High pupils under Principal J E Stdnecipher. Girls outnumber boys 42 to 16 with higher than usual female percentage. Highest average goes to home room 201H taught by Miss Milde O Meara and the nine grade room.
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J. E
Milton Allen
Donald Bliss
Helen Welch
Lorene McManness
Wilma May
Josephine Marshall
Maurine Poe
Esther Broinson
William Corcoran
Esther Eddy
Lawrence Mills
Kenneth Bruner
Jacqueline Shepherd
Helen Brown
Alice Hosford
Margaret MacNown
Jimmie Metzner
Jimmie Smith
Evangeline Clark
George Guack
Margaret Johnson
Lloyd Metzler
Margaret Sherwood
Lila Lawson
Ruth Stockwell
Evelyn White
George Crawford
Helen Hatchell
Letha Lemon
Alice Pierson
Rae Stoland
Lynne Makepeace
LeRoy Metzler
Jean Jackman
Lila Anderson
Virginia Colman
Georgiana
Melvin Griffith
Princes Heaston
Helen Heaston
Allena Hicks
Eugene Hird
Gladys Noa
Deaths and funerals at Hesper and nearby towns
Obituaries detail the deaths of Dr. Fred J. Fassett in Glendale California Mrs Julia Brock Mrs M J Mix Edith Pierson Fox and Ellen Holden with services and burial plans in Kansas and Colorado Also in memoriam for S C Barricklow and Easter candy ads from Reese's Drug Store urging early selections.
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M. J. Mix
H. A. Rica
Topeka
Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary ‘Company
Ellen Holden
Greeley
Colo
Hesper Friend’s Church
T. EB. Williams
Hesper Cemetery
William Helden
Greclex, Cole, Et Ee
Reese's Drug Store
Mass
Dread magazine contributors host social events at local venues
Reported social notes describe a get acquainted dinner at the Ceniial tea room with Agnes Smith as board chair, a Broad View Inn dinner for Miss Cora Davenport and Mary McKinney, and a Dancing club party of about twenty couples at Elke's hall with favor dances. Additional gatherings include Hill Tor bridge club at Mrs Walker’s home, Old Friends club to meet Mrs Keiser, and the birth of Katherine Mae Cain on Elm street.
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Dread Magazine
Agnes Smith
Cora Davenport
Mary McKinney
Broad View Inn
Bridge
Elke’s Hall
Wasi
L. A. Gustafson
C. E. Fox
Jesse Mercer
Clarence Dahlene
Phil Bowen
PL FL Walker
Hill Tor
William Cain
Elm Street
Katherine Mae
Personal notices from Lawrence Kansas item list
Mrs. L. H. Emley spent the day in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. F. Adams went to Kansas City to spend the day. M. T. Gillock returned to Fort Scott after visiting his daughter Mrs. George W. Everhart and Mr. Everhart. Mr. and Mrs. L. Conger of Eudora spent the day in Kansas City. Prof. H. C. Tracy went to Mane sag Kansas to meet a medical school faculty committee. Mrs. Wilfred McClain spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Emily Ferris leaves for Detroit to spend three months in the Merill Talmer school. Mrs. W. W. Blaker leaves for New York to join Mr. Blaker and visit relatives until June 1. J. D. Frost leaves for Kansas City because of a relative’s illness. Otto Rothenberger of Leavenworth motored to Lawrence for a short visit. Rosemont Losh of Kansas City is in Lawrence to spend time.
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L. H. Emley
Kansas City
Adams
M. T. Gillock
George W. Everhart
W. W. Blaker
Newt York
Blaker
Relaives
J. D. Frost
Otto Rothenberger
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Rosemont Losh
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Youthful Vitality
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a body builder for seniors. It claims vitamins in cod liver oil boost strength and endurance and offers a money back guarantee after a 30 to 80 day trial. The 60 tablet bottle costs 60 cents at local druggists.
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Earth
Voan
McGoy
McCay
Round Corner Dragon
McCoy's
Quaker Oats Stands By You Through The Morning
An ad extols Quaker Oats as a balanced breakfast food, noting 16 percent protein 58 percent carbohydrate and essential vitamins. It promotes quick 3 to 5 minute preparation emphasizing morning energy and laxative benefits.
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Quaker Oats
Singer Eugene Christy Appears Across Kansas Oklahoma Tour
Eugene Christy the University of Kansas fine arts instructor has performed in several regional music festivals with strong approval. He is scheduled for multiple Kansas and Oklahoma appearances including April 20 in Kansas City Missouri and April 27 in Bartlesville Oklahoma, with further return engagements in May and a May 6 recital in Tulsa. A Lawrence High School assembly led by Miss Mabel Barnhart features group songs. Chickens for sale from Rawley Creamery with Easter party notice.
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Eugene Christy
School,of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas City
Sterling
Tulsa
Christy
Lawrence Choral Union
Lawrence High School
Mabel Barnhart
Washington hearing on relief bill continues before committee
Report notes a continuing House relief hearing as discussions proceed. The Senate acts on the Woodlock nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission while a fire department call is reported at 5:57 PM to the home of Benjamin Jake Ina with no casualties.
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Washington
House
Senate
Woodlock
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Benjamin Jake
How Vectors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or shorten a attack of influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bed time with water clears the system by morning and no salts or nausea occur. A family package with full directions costs 84 cents at drug stores.
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St AL Swarthout
University School of Fine Ary
Charles Skilton
Memorial Hall
Independence
Charles Skil
Independence Music
Dean J. Mc Swarthout
N. DeRobertis
Kansas City Pattie Symphony
Kart Reinberg
Horner Institute
Kean Henry V. Stearns
Washburn
Henn Swarthout
Phulieve
Reading
Avia Hults
Trinity Lutheran
Chhurch
G. FE
Jerusalem
Gouand
Mildred Reuter
Luther League
Fof Department
Drayman
K. UL
Michigan Street
Journal-World
Bethel
Floyd Nalsbn
Eldridge Hotel
Henry
Springer
Hetzel
Jones
Fdinwndaen
Tenpins
Hartig
Heglund
Wall Street
New York
General
General Electric
General Motors
Hudson
Mack Trucks
Pullman
Weaver's
A. D. Weaver
J.H.S
Kathleen Asher
Pauline Gill
Margaret Reagan
Mary Virginia Smith
Cleve Bowser
Rachel Edson
Marie McPhesters
Edna Jane Penny
Margaret Ines
Barbara Buarteldes
Alice Gill
Helen Kinney
Ma Thomson
Herbert Weatherby
Anna Welch
Fred J. Fassett
Glendale
Calif
Fred. Fassett
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frederick
Fassett
Agnes Radford
Julia Brock
Julia_Brock
J. F. Brock
Ohio Street
Edith Pierson Fox
Kan
Frank Fox
Hesper
Hesper Friends Academy
Clara Peirson
M. L. Pierson
Emporia
8. C. Barricklow
Otto Spitzlis
Fred Seitz
Old Friends Club
Henry Keiser
McCoy’s
State Home Economies Association
Emily Ferris
H. T. Penney
Bowersock
Paramount
Mary Ban
Wallace Beery
Raymon Hatton
Holme-Rooms
Mildred Ad
Miriam Hand
Lou Gallagher
Mary Wickersham
George HB. Fetty
Riley B. Fetts
Dr. Chas. J. Simmons
San Diego, California
Ron Works
New Hamp
Mount Hope
West 4Th St. Vhone
CIACH
Elm ST
Dicker Bros
Rawley Creamery
D_ MILLS
Tnc
Wes
Geo. Reynolds & Son
Phos
L. L. Riling’s Furniture
Sid Streetet
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