Phi Mu musical program well received by audience
A University Auditorium recital closing Music Week featured Phi Mu Epsilon sponsors presenting solo and ensemble numbers. Notable pieces included The Corn Grinding Scene from The Sun Bride and the Spinning Chorus and Senta's Ballade from Wagner's Flying Dutchman. Soloists Corinne Dick Dorothy Ann Martin and Mary Louise Beltz received praise.
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University
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Skilton
Corinne Dick
Zonella Emerson
Dorothy Ann Martin
Clarice Sloan
Keulah Chiapasso
Elizabeth Brown
Maxine Roche
Augusta Mueller
Dorothy Fry
Mary Louise Beitz
Emma Jo Swaney
Adela Poncho
Loreneita Cheremiah
Pueblo
Haskell Institute
Senta
Wagner
Norway
Beu-lah
Chiapasso
Mary
Mary Louise Beltz
Erik
Alice Moncrieff
Allen Crafton
Dramtics
Professor Skilton
Ruth Crcutz
Ruth Stockwell
Margaret McNnown
Liszt
Irma Tholen
Leavenworth
Tschaikowsky
Boulanger
Dorothy Enlow
Margaret Love
Lawrence speaker urges exchanges amid antiwar view
Dr Frank Herron Smith, formerly of Lawrence and 30 year missionary to Japan, said the US and Japan likely won’t go to war, citing 425000 Japanese educated in the U S who love America. He urged more exchange scholarships. Postmaster Roger Williams reports fraud chain letters, including a $1 mimeographed note. Reporter Phil Edwards leaves Journal-World for Oklahoma City Times.
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Lowman Memorial Church
Topeka
Frank Herron Smith
Lawrence
Japan
LU. S
United States
Roger Williams
Phil Edwards
The
Journal-World
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Times
Board to Meet Tonight for Routine May Session
The board of education holds its regular May meeting this evening at local time in the senior high school building. Apart from bid openings on grading the New York school grounds, expected business is routine.
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Board of Education
New York
Test Your Knowledge Query Prompts from Classified Page
A reader prompts seven general knowledge questions from a classified page. Questions cover law equity writs, locations of British military academy, royal titulature, Indian Thug goddess, Clayton Bulwer Treaty, Canadian province north of New Hampshire, author of Innocents Abroad, court of fientiles, Cathay usage, and the surname of the winning house of England.
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Court of Equity
New Hampshire
Baker University A Cappella Choir to Sing Here Sunday
The Baker University a cappella choir directed by Luther C. Leavengood will perform at First Methodist Church in Lawrence on Sunday May 12 at 8 o clock. The eight part fifty voice ensemble sings from memory without accompaniment and includes two male quartets and a girls quartet.
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Baker University
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
10Th
Vermont Streets
Luther C. Leavengood
School of Fine Arts
Baker
Mem
Baldwin Methodist Episcopal Church
Powell Weaver
Kansas City
Leavengood
W. A. Bailey
Kansan
Bank celebrates 21 years of service and life at work
Walter Schaal marked 21 years at Lawrence National Bank with a Saturday party attended by his wife and bank employees families. He shared his career path from farm boy to collection clerk then assistant cashier, noting 91 staff have passed through in his 21 years. Bank milestones showed deposits rising from 141,859 to 2,241,331 by 1935, with George Kuhne and I. J. Meade highlighted for long service. Also noted were an improved condition of Mrs. Edwin Votan after a stomach hemorrhage and local market quotes for grain, butterfat, and hogs.
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Walter Schaal
Lawrence National Bank
Schaal
A. H. Schaal
Mr. Schaal
Goldie Hyre
Lawrence
Douglas County National Bank
George Kuhne
Kuhne
I. J. Meade
Meade
Plane crash described in fog and rain aftermath
Eyewitness accounts detail a night plane wreck in heavy fog and rain. Passengers slept as the craft hit the ground, with one man finding a blanket for a baby and farmers helping notify authorities. The plane struck at full speed, causing total destruction and scattering bodies across the field.
Deaths and Funerals of Mifflin and Griffin
Funeral services for Thomas W. Mifflin 723 years old will be held Tuesday at 10 30 AM from Funk chapel with Rev Seth Slaughter officiating Burial will take place in Clinton cemetery He is survived by two sisters Miss Sue Mifflin and Mrs Viola Gray and two brothers Frank Mifflin and R E Mifflin He was born in Butler county Pennsylvania and moved to Lawrence in 1903 John S Griffin 71 died at his home 1336 New York street Survived by four daughters Edith Griffin Mrs H R Anderson Frances E Griffin and Mrs E A Kohlmeier and two sons Arthur and William J Griffin
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Thomas W. Mifflin
New Jersey Street
Funk Chapel
Seth Slaughter
Clinton Cemetery
Sue Mifflin
Viola Gray
Kansas City
Frank Mifflin
Stafford
R. E. Mifflin
Mr. Mifflin
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Lawrence
John S. Griffin
John
Japanese girl performs daring barrel act with Matsumoto family
The Matsumoto family from Nagasaki introduces a 15 year old girl in America performing a high barrel trick. Boxes support her mother as she lies in a back rest at 40 feet while the girl climbs a tiny barrel, stands, then crawls back and the boxes are removed. The act continues in an aerial sequence with Seal Bros. Circus at the Lawrence venue on May 9.
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Matsumoto
Nagasaki
Japan
America
Miss Matsumoto
Seal Bros. Circus
Lawrence
Tamoman
Woodland Bank
Pitas
K U party indoors amid weather boosts weekend dancing
A busy Kansas University weekend featured numerous indoor parties due to mild, inclement weather. Sigma Delta Chi offered aid to chain letter addicts. A mix of campus tales includes coats knit by coeds, a stag bid mishap, dance visits across Louisiana street, and expectations of the Band festival and psychology convention. In Kansas City live stock news hogs fell, cattle steadied, and lamb prices varied. The Boyds returned from Fort Lauderdale noting strong resort activity and good crop conditions on the trip home.
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J. M. Boyd
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
J. Boyd
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Seeks 100 New Members
All workers are urged to attend a Tuesday night Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Hotel Eldridge with Senator Cliff Titus as speaker. The 6:30 start aims to energize a two day campaign toward 100 new members to bolster community programs and funding. Reservations are five 10 cents and open to the public.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Henry Brinkman
Cliff Titus
Joplin
Brinkman
C. B. Holmes
John Brand
Titus
Community Church of
Lawrence High School
Waldemar Geltch
Dickinson NRA hearing on wage exemption request
In Topeka on May 6 a hearing before NRA officials examined Glen W. Dickinson Theaters Inc to exempt from NRA wage and hour rules. The theater chain operates in 17 Kansas Missouri and Iowa cities and argued 40 hour limits threaten free competition. Opponents urged denial citing unfair wage competition. Testimony will go to NRA advisory boards in Washington before action. Identifies two robbers in Pawnee Oklahoma bank robbery.
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Topeka
Glen W. Dickinson Theaters, Inc
NRA
Robert A. Gaffney
Amusement Concern
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
D. S. Hults
Stanley Schwahn
Commonwealth Lawrence Theater Corporation
Lawrence
Kan
Dickinson
Schwahn
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Industrial Advisory Board
Consumers Advisory Board
Legal Advisory Board
Washington
Sherwin Kelly to Speak on Geophysical Prospecting
Sherwin Finch Kelly, KU 1917 grad, will lecture this evening in Blake hall on Geophysical Prospecting with illustrations and demos. He has worked with Low, Kelly & Zuschlag in mining prospecting and dam foundations. He spoke in Toronto and Denver and will address audiences in Chicago.
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University of Kansas
Blake Hall
University At & O'Clock
Br. Kelly
Ecole Des Mines
Paris
Low, Kelly
Toronto
University of Toronto
Denver
The
Ameri
Can Institute of Mining and Metalllurgical Engineers
Lawrence
Chicago
Kelly
Florence Finch Kelly
University
Charles S. Finch
Pesek
His Dogs Carry Off $2000 In Prize Money at Abilene
Abilene Kansas May 6 A week of coursing events ends with John Pesek kennels Ravena Nebraska as the meet's heaviest prize winner taking home better than $2000 in prize money. It was announced the National Coursing Association fall meet will be held here in October. Great Gangster, famed for multiple derby wins, secured a third National Course crown Sunday afternoon.
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Abilene
Kan
John Pesek
Ravena
Neb
National Coursing Association
Topeka Dem hopeful Omar B Ketchum returns home
Omar B Ketchum, former Topeka mayor and gubernatorial candidate, arrived from Washington after talks with federal officials and party leaders on patronage reforms. He declined to comment on a report linking him to heading Kansas works relief.
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Ketchum
Topeka
Omar B Ketchum
Washington
Rty
Kansas
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