Community Choral group plans park supper and concert
Members of the choral group announce a Friday gathering in the park near the grandstand. A picnic supper and coffee will be provided, with the choir leading a half hour of singing at 7 30. Messiah selections will close the evening as the group meets at 9 00. Organizers include Ray Brewster Mrs Stratton and Mrs Van Bruner.
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Fine Arts
Eirerta
Tie
Conor
Ray Q. Brewster
Ene. Birs
W. Straffon
Chord
Ani
Igik
Brewster
G Stratton
van, Bruner
AREKU Broadcast quartet weekly program at University station
A university station brings a semi weekly pro night featuring a quartet of performers. The lineup includes Bel tina Pochon Laighetto Conzanetta Men eed nam ay Star Sores lo Phillips and others presenting readings and shows. The feature segments include The Buried Treasur of Kansas The Steiry and a Joseph Conrad tribute. Esther Wilson and TM Elementary Spanish segment are noted among planned offerings.
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He ‘University
Agikanses
Beltina-Pochon
Laighetto
Ons Conzanetta
Meneed Nam Ay Star
Soreslo
Phillips
Treasur
Kansas
Steiry
Steiry: At He Pspauis Beds,"Prat R. S. Knagp. “Famed Joseph Conrad
Wilson
Poppy Day Observed by Local Veterans Groups
Today marks Poppy Day with red paper poppies distributed by Spanish War Veterans and the French American Legion auxiliaries. Volunteers sold poppies at street corners and ahead of Memorial Day, raising funds for veterans services.
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Legion
Haskell Band Concert Tomorrow at Alexander's Hall
The Haskell band under conductor Theo Tobani will play a varied program tomorrow at 6 pm at Alexander's. Highlights include Patyal Coppers on Parade, Grand Selection from the Bo hemiah, Allegro Agitato, Andante, and the overture Folly Robber estosa.
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Haskell
Haskell Rampus
Alexander’ S
Patyal
A. B. Bell
Gil
Arline
Tobani
Theo
Alfalfa Research Visit In Douglas County Monday
Prof L E Melchert plant pathologist at Kansas State College will arrive in Douglas County Monday with a U S Department of Agriculture representative to study alfalfa conditions. Kansas production has fallen markedly over five years. Melchert aims to identify causes and suggest corrections.
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L. E. Melchert
Kansas ‘State Agricultural College
Douglas County
Kahsag
Melchert
Fragmentary Baldwin social notes with family visits
A garbled Baldwin area social column lists multiple names and events. Mentions Mr. Halmi and Mrs. Greese, nurse care for Chas. Mathias, straw deliveries, John Hyland farm work, visits by Dr. and Mrs. McLeen and Mrs. Catherine Brown, Zelda Leach helping with strawberries, and dinners with the Craig family. References to W. A. Kincaid, Gleason of High Prairie, W. W. Vaughn planting corn, and planned Hopewell school meeting for Produce Association speakers. Includes many fleeting visits, church activities, and children's program planning references.
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Halmi
Baldwin
B.A. Hammond
Triumps
Chas
Mathias
Greese
Chiale
Smile
John ‘Hyland
Ithe F
Umre
John Craig
M. J. Tatton
Gleason
High Prairie
W. W. Vaughn
Ellis
James,Gale
B. A. Hammond
Preston
Nichols
Ed ‘Pardee
Archie Hall
Jack
L. A
Earl "Lederer
Ride
Lederer
Excel
Star
Lewie
Georgie
Noah
Wiemer
Local College Notes and Community Updates
Warren Decker retires from the business college staff as the Wak ins National bank hires new payroll staff for summer term starting June. Mildred Herkins handles graphic work for Poehler Mercantile Co. Substitutes teach commercial branches in junior high. Severt Wulfkuhle becomes bookkeeper for Poehler Mercantile Co. Topeka. J R Holmes prize boosts rapid calculation classes. Summer school attendance expected to rise. demand for trained talks is high. Lawrence visitors, church activities, and local family visits noted. De Soto senior class holds commencement events and farewell activities. West and rural Kansas social exchanges described along with a stock market brief from New York.
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Warren
Decker
Wakins National Ba
Mildred- Herkins
Poehler Merveantilé. Co
Mildred
Pardeer
iSevert Wulfkuhle
Poehler ‘Mercantile Coat
Topeka
J. R. Holmes
Thoradeay
Maxine DeWeese
Thelma. Murphy
Homer Hughs
Gertrude Atkinson
Attech
P. T
Sumptiads
Paul Jewett
Woods
J. A. ‘Eastwood
Esther L. Root
J. A. Eastwood
R. J.robinson
R. J. Robinson
Louise
Mator Tescott
Western
Kansas
Lawrence
Robinson
Basil
Esther Root
Morday
S. F. “‘Taylor
Harwood
Linwood
Alberta Reynolds
Gardner
Welter Os
PIANO RECITAL BY PUPIL OF PROF PRESER AT FRASER HALL
Senior recital features Miss Ott with support from Russ Esterfield and Louise Baller. Program includes works by Scarlatti Scarlatti Tausig Cui and Grieg. Concerto in A minor by Grieg and other pieces. The public is invited.
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C. A.preser
S. O'Clock
Fraser ‘Hall
Russ Esther Oit
Soprang
Louse-3aller
Milt
Thei
Thel Éanigert
Scarl
Scarlatti-Tausig
Beethoven
Strauss
Kenny Téchaikowsky
Miss
Ott
Cauzerie
Cui
Chaplin
Bright
Wilds Gesse
Rogers
Spiers
Warren
Miss. Ott
Grieg
Brin… Lutheran Church Services and High School Commencement
Sunday schedule lists Bible classes at 10 and worship at 11 with social hour at 6, and evening service omitted to allow attendance at a high school baccalaureate. Public invited. Also notes Andrew H. Chambers death at Lane, Ottawa, Kan, age 81, survived by wife and two daughters. funeral planned tomorrow. Eye Clinic next Wednesday monthly meet to be held in the afternoon.
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Maryin Borlil
John Dunn
Abs
Lida ‘Wilson
Ottawa
Ladies Aid
Inez Bowen
Harry Bowen
Hugo Sckelhorn
Ellis Bond
Phureday
Marvin Bond
Donald
Della
Dudley
Venus
Alvis Bond
Gladys
Alvena
Edna
Alvin, Jr
Baldora
Elizabeth Dunn
Inez
Bowen
Rev. Dial
Ior
Wm. Packet Jr
Keith
Valley
Grove
Lawrence
LeRoy Puckett
Kenneth
Harry
Epley
Carl
Reser
Eplig Bond
Valley Chapel
William, Smith
Lane
Star
Ellis Bend
Olan Longnecker
Noth
John*Banks 2Nd Neal
DE Soto
Ilth
New Hampshire
Beccalaureate
Lane Ottawa
Kan
Andrew HE Chambers
Lene
Sas
Sik
Fatal attempt robbery ends with guard shooting
Kansas City May 23 A unidentified man tried to hold up a 60 year old woman returning from a bank with 4300. Nesse Foors, 26, a negro bodyguard for Mrs Fritz Mader shot the attacker. Mrs Mader said she went to banks for money to cash checks at her husband’s soda parlor. Foors, the porter, was always with her.
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Kansas City
Nesse
Fritz Mader
Mader
J C Wilson Guilty Of Stealing Mink Fur Piece
In district court yesterday afternoon T C Wilson was found guilty of larceny for stealing a mink fur piece from the daughter of Mrs F W Gaunt. The jury returned the verdict around 9 0 clock last night and the jurors were dismissed subject to the judge Means. The court fixed the fur piece value at ten dollars. A separate charge of attempting to steal a car from W R Green was dismissed by the state.
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T. C. Wilson
F. W. Gaunt
W. R. Green
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