Audience Enjoyed Musical Program by Professor Preyer
A large audience filled the Administration Auditorium for an afternoon of Preyer original compositions. The program featured first public performances of recent works and new two piano miniatures arranged from a Fairy Legend, with praise for Trovillo, Moncrieff, Moore, Gelich, Taylor, Underwood, and Ruth Orcutt. A reception followed at 1125 Tennessee Street.
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C. A. Preyer
School of Fine Arts
Preyer
Howard C. Taylor
Roy Underwood
Piano Department
Ruth Orcutt
Fine Arts Piano
Tennessee Street
Session notes for 24th annual college business officers meet
The twenty fourth annual gathering of the Association of University and College Business Officers opens for a two day session at the Kansas Memorial Union. About 60 to 100 representatives are expected. The program covers registrations, committee appointments, speeches on efficiency and organization, a luncheon with welcome by Chancellor Lindley, and evening events at Haskell Institute with Dr. Henry Roe Cloud.
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Association of Mversity and College Business Officers
Kansas ‘MemorialOnion
Kansas Memorial Union
Shirley W. Smith
University of Michigan
T. B. Woodmore
State Teachers’ College
Murfreesboro
Tenn
University
J. B. Speer
University of Montana
E. H. Lindley
The
University , of Kansas
Be.e
McInnis
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
NRA
Ite
H. B. Abbott
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
W. EB
Ball State Teachers’ College
Haskell Institute
Henry Roe Cloud
Haskell
Roosevelt announces birth of daughter in Fort Worth
Fort Worth May 9 AP reports Mrs Elliott Roosevelt gave birth to a daughter and the President's granddaughter and daughter in law were said to be doing nicely. Mrs Roosevelt formerly Ruth Goggins of Fort Worth. Elliott is the President's second son who wed Miss Googins in Burlington Iowa after meeting at a Fort Worth rodeo.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ruth Goggins
Fort Worth Society
Burlington
Elizabeth
Browning Downer
Philadelphia
Min- Uden
Nev
Eliott
Nevada
Miss Goorgins
George C. Swiler
Elliott
New York
California
Miss Googins
John’b. Googgins
Texas
Swift & Co
Kansas University Fullback Ray Brinkman Won’t Return
University of Kansas coaches have word that Ray Brinkman, fullback from Ft. Scott, will be lost to the team after completing his Zealleriate competition. Brinkman played two seasons for Scott Junior College and two years at KU and had three years of competition.
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University, of Kansas
Ray Brinkman
Ft. Scott
Brinkman
Scott Junior College
K. U
Special Design Exhibits At K U This Week
Design department exhibits in West Administration building showcase textiles, commercial drawings, and nature class works by students. Wall displays include butik hangings, pottery, metalwork, and leather bound books. recent Design magazine features student textile designs and Prof Rosemary Ketcham article. Visitors may view weekdays 9 to 5 and weekends afternoons.
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West Administration Building
Columbus
Rosemary Ketcham
Lawrence
Sheen
Crusade Institute Led by W C T U in Douglas County
The Crusade Institute sponsored by the W C T U and the Kansas Prohibition Emergency Committee met yesterday at the First Presbyterian Church. Leah Thomas led the morning addresses on alcohol education and youth involvement. An evening program featured talks on ignorance, knowledge, and the influence of the wet press, with notes on a countywide temperance drive to Hesper on May 20. The Rev Theodore H Astman will speak in Hutchinson Monday night at a union student banquet.
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Crusade Institute
Kansas Prohibition Emergency Committee
First Presbyterian Church
Leah Thomas
Spalding
C. C. Cunningham
Kansas Prvn
Precine
Stevenson
Arthur Ward
Big Springs
F.C. Barber
Baldwin
Loyal Temperance Legion
Warnic
Katherine Price
Golden
Topeka
Douglas County
Oscar Ingle
Herbert Huffman
Nettie Wismer
C. E. Birch
R. A. Hunt
E. F. Abels
John R. Golden
J. A. Briece
Anti-Saloon League
Geo. Hammond
E. Jacqumain
Temperance
Christian* Education Organization
Conner
W.C. T
Hesper
Hutchinson
Theodore H. Astman
Paving Delays On Massachusetts Street Change Plans
Break delayed road work as a broken concrete mixer part from Milwaukee was en route by air. Engineers shifted pouring from Sixteenth to Eleventh Street due to rain and to avoid delays, with steel reinforcement already set and crews ready to begin once the part arrives.
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Massachusetts
Sixteenth Street
Eleventh and
Massachusetts Street
Sixteenth
Eleventh
Eleventh Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Call for CCC Corps in Kansas
Captain W G Muller of the third recruiting district and Miss Mary E Jamison announce a call for 128 CCC men in Kansas. Douglas County quota is ten. Applications go to Miss Jamison at the courthouse. report on available men needed by May. Preference for relief roll members. selection based on experience and training for skilled trades. Final picks by Captain Muller. Bulletin sent by John G Stutz, executive director of the Emergency Relief Committee.
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CCC
Kansas
W. G. Muller
Mary. E. Jamison
Douglas County
Muller
Miss Jamison
John G. Stutz
Arises
TWO CLINICS TUESDAY IN DOUGLAS COUNTY TB WORK
Under sponsorship by the Douglas County Tuberculosis Association two clinics were held yesterday and Monday for Lawrence and Douglas County residents and for University of Kansas students. Dr C F Taylor examined 23 at Memorial Hospital and 18 at KU Hospital, aiding prior student clinic work. Miss Agnes L Evans announced final TB seal sale results totaling 1461.61, up 112.95 from last year, with contributions from Lawrence and surrounding communities supporting ongoing clinics.
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Douglas County Tuberculosis Association
Lawrence
Douglas
County
University of Kansas
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Memorial Hospital
University of Kansas Hospital
Agnes L. Evans
Douglas County
Public School
Kansas University
Haskell Institute
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Vinland
Taylor
Theft at construction office during schoolhouse excavation
A thief entered the construction office working on the New York schoolhouse last night and pried open two desk drawers. Only a small amount of pencils was taken. no other items were reported missing.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham's coaching dream shifts to rural mail route
In a recent interview Glenn Cunningham hints at preferring a job that lets him fit in running for the next few years. A postal worker named Jess Mercer suggests a rural mail route on foot could suit him, aligning with supporters who say he "carries the mail."
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Glenn Cunningham
Glenn
Kansas Miler
Jess Mercer
Elkhart Express
Kansan Strip Mine Protest March spreads through district
Kansas Miners III staged a protest march across strip mines two weeks after a two day work stoppage. The plan called for committees to visit each mine while the main group waited at the highway. Deep miners joined today demanding reopening of deep shafts under NRA scale of pay, with strip pits still paying 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Field
Society notices mix club dinners and bridge prizes
Mrs. R. R. Jackman hosted a Variety club dinner bridge at Hotel Eldridge with guests Mrs. Evan Edwards and Mrs. Eugene Coombs. Prizes went to Mrs. James Moore Mrs. Hugo Rumsey and Mrs. Harold Zuber. Coterie club entertained at Colonial tea room. shower for Mrs. Carl Neider. 4-H Sunflower club May meeting at Riverside schoolhouse with Helen Rhode Hoopes speaker. Beta Theta Pi dance at Eldridge. Happy Hour club meet. Methodist Ladies' Aid luncheon. Music club program canceled due to Prof. Owen's death. Luncheon for wives attending the Association of University and College Business Officers meeting in Lawrence. Arrangements by Mrs. R. W. Elliott Mrs. Karl Klooz Mrs. George M. Beal Mrs. Fred Elsworth and Mrs. Harry Craig.
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R. R. Jackman
Eldridge
Evan Edwards
Eugene Coombs
James Moore
Hugo Rumsey
Harold Zuber
Julia Hill
Bernice Jones
Gertrude Jensen
Coterie Club
Colonial Tea Room
Carl Neider
Mabel Stevenson
Emma Wagner
H. W. Craig
Walter McClain
Association of University and College Business Officers
Lawrence
Country Club
R. W. Elliott
Wichita
Karl Klooz
George M. Beal
Fred Elsworth
Harry Craig
Social activities calendar for midweek club events
Wednesday events include Music club open program at the Administration building with Scottish forenames and buffet suppers at En Regle and Imperial clubs. Thursday features bridge and whist clubs, a Legion of Women Voters gathering, Chamber of Commerce rooms, contract clubs, and a Logsdon luncheon. Friday lists duplicate auction, benefit bridge, and Elks club activities with Mrs G L Knight noted.
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T. G
J. D
A. R. Oleee
Johnson
Imperial Ion Club
Stadeline McKone
Buffet Sup
C. E. Friend
Bridgettes
O. W. Maloney
Hincheon
E. W
C. W. Sparr
J. S. Barrow
Elks Club
G. L. Knight
Social Notes From Salina Rotary and Local Visit
Early this morning in Salina attendees at the Rotary club convention included Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ramsey Karl Klooz Fred Ellsworth Caryl Dodds Dr R CG Moore and Wayne McCoy. Miss Daisy Cagle has returned from a visit with her parents in St Louis Mo Accompanied to Lawrence by her niece Loretta Chase of St Louis who will live with Miss Cagle in the Wren apartments C Simons attended the quarterly Kansas Baptist Convention board meeting in Topeka yesterday.
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Salina
Rotary Club
M. F. Hudson
Clifton Ramsey
Karl Klooz
Fred Ellsworth
Caryl Dodds
R. CG. Moore
Wayne McCoy
Daisy Cagle
St. Louis
Lawrence
Iss Loretta Chase
Miss Cagle
Wren
Haskell Coach Ward Leaves Staff After 1928 Season
Egbert Ward, long time Haskell Institute assistant coach and former star athlete, announces he will not return to the coaching staff next year. He says he received notice of release on April 1 and has not been actively connected since then. Ward, a Haskell alumnus (1923 1926), played multiple sports and led teams under Dick Hanley and Harley, later directing the team in fall 1928. He will stay in Lawrence and plans to enter the Indian service.
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Egbert Ward
Haskell Institute
Ward
Haskell
Dick Hanley
Harley
Lawrence
Indian Service
Hadley Scholarship Awarded to John H. Lehman
John H. Lehman of Abilene is named the Herbert S. Hadley memorial scholar at the University of Kansas law school for his senior year. The award, in memory of the late governor and university president, was given on faculty recommendation and funded by Mrs. Henrietta Hadley Lyman of Kansas City.
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Herbert S. Hadley
K. U. School of Law
John H. Lehman
Abilene
School of Law
Henrietta Hadley Lyman
Kansan City
K. A
Missouri
Washington University of
Personal News From Local Community Figures
C A Douglas was moved to Memorial Hospital this morning from 500 Illinois Street with an infection in the upper lip. Miss Jennie May Richardson, home from Chicago for ten days, visits her sister Miss Pauline Richardson of Topeka. Mr and Mrs C E Mott and Mr and Mrs Harry McGuire of Em-Doria drove to Lawrence to attend a kindergarten band program in which their daughters Miss Marion Mott of Cordley and Miss Mildred McGuire of New York School are band directors. The following group returned.
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C. A. Dougla
Memorial Hospital
Ilinois Street
Douglas
Jennie May Richardson
Chicago
Pauline Richardson
Topeka
C. E. Mott
Harry . McGuire
Em- Doria
Lawrence
Death notices and funerals in two Lawrence area families
Funeral services for John Johnson aged 67 will be held Friday at 2 PM from Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by brother Andrew F. Johnson of Guthrie Oklahoma and sisters Mrs P J Loveland of Monticello Missouri and Mrs Emma Marshall of Lawrence. Mrs Gertrude Lewis, previously of Lawrence, died in Hutchinson. Burial arrangements to be announced. Survived by husband Herbert Lewis six siblings, uncle Frank Hunter of Lawrence, and sister-in-law Josie McWilliams of Lawrence.
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John Johnson
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Andrew F. Johnson
Guthrie
Okla
P. J. Loveland
Monticello
Emma Marshall
Lawrence
Gertrude Lewis
Hutchinson
Frank Hunter
Josie McWilliams
Program Wednesday Night on WREN at 8 30
The Continental Oil company broadcast airs every Wednesday night over station WREN at 8 30. Stars featured include Harry Richman Jack Denny and his orchestra and radio commentator John B. Kennedy.
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New Continental Oil Company
WREN
Harry Richman
Jack Denny
John B. Kennedy
Hooper named Warrensburg manager in postal office move
Lawrence briefs note Mark Hooper, three year messenger at the Postal Telegraph office, is promoted to manager in Warrensburg Missouri and has moved there. Other items mention hot weather, straw hats, a humorous child exchange about future work, a Kansas City broadcaster error on a student strike, Harrison Construction delays and a large concrete mixer part shipped from Milwaukee by air for Kansas City. Big wheat crop cut.
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Mark Hooper
Warrensburg
Hooper
Harrison Construction Company
Massachusetts
Milwaukee
Wis
Kansas City
Wallace Sees 1934 Wheat Yield Around 450 Million Bushels
Secretary Wallace said current weather indicators point to a 1934 U S wheat production as low as 450 million bushels, versus a normal crop over 800 million. A precise crop conditions report will appear tomorrow in the crop reporting board’s monthly bulletin.
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Washington
Wallace
United States
Crop Reporting Board
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Association of Business Officers
Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt
Ray Beiskman
Hilger
Greta
Elsa
Maria
Lawrence of Beethoven
Austria
Dr. C. F. Taylor
Uiventeck
Bill Phipps
Columbia
Phipps
Jayhawk
Thetas
Catherine Clifton
Olen Roark
Yale
Gamma Phish
Lucille Wilson
George Hulteen
Miss Wilson
Mrs. Halteen
William Blowers
Kan
Jack Miller
Sour Owl
Blowers
Mt. Dread
Kansas Miners
Sunflower 4-H Club
Riverside
Helen Rhode Hoopes
Washington Study Club of
K. C. Haas
Beta Theta Pi
Shaweroneee K. Ogden
Taft
Margaret Perkins
N. K. Thompson
Happy Hour Club
J. Babbitt
Route 4
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
A. E. Woestemeyer
T. D. Funk
A. L. Owen
En Regle Club
G. H. Allen
Madeline McKone
Buffet Sup Pein
Otto Barteldes
Hadley
Mount Hope
Dad
Kansas City, Mo
University ‘of Kansas
University of Kansas City
Sinclair
EIT
Coow PS
Arkansas
Peoples State Bank
Patricia
Rollins
H. W. Keene
E. L. Haynes
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