Night at the Theatres Promotes Starry Week
The page lists upcoming screenings across multiple venues with stars like Janet Gaynor, Irene Dunne, Dick Powell, and Spencer Tracy. Highlights include Change of Heart with Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone, Sadie McKee, and Stings with Richard Dix and Irene Dunne. The note references theatre lineups, cast details, and musical accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee Theater
Owl
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
Sadie Mckee
Dick Steele
Troy F Joy
Irene Dunne
Richard Dix
Crown and Freed
Miss Crawford
Adrian
Vina Delmar
Liberty Magazine
Gene Raymond
Esther Ralston
Edward Arnold
Dick Mills
Gloria Stein
Uncle Sam
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
James Dunn
Ginger Rogers
Beryl Mercer
Gustave von Seyffertitz
Shirley Temple
Kathleen Norris
Manhattan
Scouts Camporee Brings Douglas Osage County Troops Together
Scouts from Douglas and Osage counties gathered at Brown's Grove for the first annual Bay Scout camporee. Gen. Wilder S. Metcalf delivered a talk on the Boy Scout oath emphasizing duty to God country and neighbor. Troops set up neat tent lines, competed in athletic events and Scoutcraft, with awards to be given and a camp cleanup planned after final events.
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Brown's Grove
Douglas-Osage County Bay
American Legion
Kansan notices Hollywood life and ranch dreams
Richard Doan surveys Hollywood excitement as Kansans chase ranch purchases in California. Notables like Paul Muni and Edward Horton join buyers in San Fernando Valley while stars such as Dick Powell and Colleen Moore eye homes. Rumors touch Rex Ingram and international censorship, with locals peeking at kidnapping sites for 10 cents.
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Hollywood
Cal
Kansas
San Fernando Valley
Paul Muni
Horton
Warren Williamsg
Muni
London
Gus Arnheim
Cocoanut Grove
Dickie Moore
Ben Bernice
Rex Ingram
Four Horsemen
Max
Col. Lawrence
House of Rothschild
Germany
France
Plans for Round-Up 4-H Groups Attend Manhattan Gathering
Raymond Miskimen of Belleview 4-H will attend the Round-Up at Manhattan June 4. Miss Geneva James, Belleview project leader, will chaperone the girls from Douglas County. Belleview club met with Mary and Frances Eichelmeyer. Clothing girls plan monthly sewing lessons on the first and third Wednesdays. boys hold meetings on the first and third Thursdays. Thirty four members attended outdoor games.
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Raymond Miskimen
Belleview
Bond election planned for Eudora water works project
Eu dora city officials met in a special session at city hall to review C A Shockley Kansas City engineer's survey. An ordinance calls a bond election of 45000 for the water works. total project cost with interest runs about 56000, higher than the 3 year old estimate. Sewer plans discussed but separate from the water works bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Adams
Eudora
C. A. Shockley
Kansas City
Eudora Schools Hold Annual Meeting Vote to Reduce Budget
Walter Gerstenberger was reelected to a third term as director at the Eudora Rural High School meeting held Thursday afternoon. Patrons voted to cut the district budget by 2000 dollars. All teachers signed contracts except Frances Thompson who did not return. Scon Wagner will replace Thompson as domestic science teacher. Oscar Lothholz elected director at the district No 28 meeting Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gerstenberger
Eudora Rural High School
Gerstenberger
Frances Thompson
Scon Wagner
University of Kansas
Japan Abandons Parity Claims Ahead of 1935 Naval Talks
Tokyo indicates willingness to give up naval parity with the United States and Britain, seeking a higher ratio and equal theoretical standing. Officials hint observers and editors expect discussion of limitations at the 1933 naval conference while aiming for pre conference talks in Washington and London. The Asahi Jiji Hochi papers push for new, fair agreements and dispute misinterpretation of Japan’s aims.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Britain
London
Washington
Asahi
Jiji
Hochi
Tsuneyoshi Sakano
Navy Office
Jaran
Paraguayans Retreat as Bolivians Pursue in Chaco
From La Paz May 25 AP reports three Paraguayan divisions withdrew through Gran Chaco jungles while Bolivian forces closed in. Army dispatches claim 6,000 Paraguayans killed and twice as many wounded after a surprise Bolivian counterattack. Paraguay's defense minister says the assault was halted with heavier Bolivian losses.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Canada
Paraguay
Police Aid Housewife In Key Delivery Incident
Topeka police rushed to help Mrs. John Thompson after her husband was taken to jail for drunkenness. She asked for the keys to her house and the officer promised delivery. Kenneth Hedrick and other officers retrieved the keys from Thompson and brought them to her residence.
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Topeka
John Thompson
Kenneth Hedrick
Thompson
Japan’s naval parity urged amid costly defense burdens
An Asahi editorial argues for parity with Britain and America while noting Japanese agreements force maintenance of unnecessary warships, a burden. It asserts sovereign rights in defense decisions and warns that unless the United States and Britain adjust conditions, the next naval conference could fail.
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Great Britain
America
The
Asahi
Japan
United States
Community Notices From Columbia Area Gatherings
Edward Sanders traveled to Dickinson county on business. Sawyer residents John Wray family visited A. J. Flory and relatives. Webb Postma home hosted Tuesday evening gatherings with multiple families. Markleys bought a new super-sex refrigerator. The annual school meeting is set for Friday May 25 with a director election on the docket. Donald Wray Florence Postma Evelyn Wray and Olive Flora listed among attendees.
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Edward Sanders
Dickinson County
John Wray
Evelyn
Donald
Arthena
Sawyer
Charlie Brohammer
Olive Flora
Abe Flory
Wesley
Oscer Shuck
Byron
Will Postma
Florence and Laurie
Lloyd Shuck
Eva and
Warren
Wesley Flora
Cecil Dover
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Donald Wray
Florence
Postma
Evelyn Wray
University program listings feature lectures and performances
KFKU broadcasts include a Saturday 3 43 p m sports review with Prof RR Elwel and a Monday 2 20 p m book review by Kenneth Rockwell done with the University Extension Book Club. An ar ranged musical program by Prof Roy Underwood presents pianist Miss Clarice Sloan. Proviness of Poetry by Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes assistant professor of English.
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Kenneth Rockwell
University Extension Book Club
Roy Underwood
Clarice Sloan
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Enclish
Community Socials and Visits Reported in Lawrence
Residents share outings and visits across Lawrence and nearby towns. Lloyd Beeghley and Mrs. Loyd weave a picnic in Lawrence while Jolly Stitchers meet midweek. Families visit Marion Childs, Edward Sanders, and Frank Deay homes. Wingerts host at Basehor. multiple gatherings document social ties.
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Lloyd Beeghley
Cecil Dwyer
Lawrence Wadnesday
Solon Markindy
Chester Wible
Jolly Stitchers Club
John Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Harold
Marion Childs
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Frank Flore Same
Charlie Brohammer
Solon Markley
Edward Sanders
William Wingert
Mabel
Basehor
N. Peterson
Hallie Peterson
N. D. Messer
Ralph
Rose
Frank Deay
Pleasant Valley Dinner Guests from Colorado Springs
Newton Schall of Colorado Springs, Mrs Alice Tian and Miss Olive Ilian were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E H Ilian and family Saturday. Leonard Page of Norton visiting cousin Orville Carey, joined by Mr and Mrs Jake Ochlert and children Esther and Richard, and Mr and Mrs Ward Landis and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Schall
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alice Tian
Olive Ilian
E. H. Ilian
Leonard Page
Norton Is
Orville Carey
Jake Ochlert
Esther
Richard
Ward Landis
Chil-D
Local Socials and School News Near DeSoto
Dren Donna and Donald visited Sunday at the Swartz home near DeSoto. Ruth Blough returned home from Strong City after teaching there this term. Mrs Jack Keller of Ottawa and Miss Mildred Maloney of Lawrence visited the Maloney home Monday evening. Baccalaureate services held at Liberty Memorial high school auditorium Sunday. S T Griffin and son Buddy of Fairview visited the Ilan home Friday evening. Ed Tryon family and Mrs Ulrich of North Lawrence visited the O Neals Sunday afternoon. W E Peters attended a benefit card party in Lawrence at St John’s church Tuesday evening. Phil Blough among the 1984 Liberty Memorial high school graduates. commencement Friday evening in the high school auditorium. Cecil Smiths announce the birth of a son Sunday at Memorial hospital. Jack Maloney and Bert Carey visited Lawrence Tuesday evening at McKay hone. John Maloney and Crissie Richardson and Opal also called there. Mrs Vernon Garratt and Jack Maloney met with the school board Monday evening to audit district books. Mrs Jack Maloney spent Tuesday in Lawrence with Mrs Neil Thayer.
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Dren
Donna
Donald
Swartz
DeSoto
Ruth Blough
Strong City
Jack Keller
Ottawa
Mildred Maloney
Lawrence
Maloney
Liberty Memorial High School
S. T. Griffin
Buddy
Fairview
Cecil Smith
Memorial Hospital
Jack Maloney
McKay Hone
Bert Carey
E. H. Milian
John Maloney
Crissie Richardson
Opal
Vernon Garratt
Neil ‘Thayer
McKinney visit and local rounds in Belleview
Belleview observers note Mr and Mrs Howard McKinney visiting Charles Baker's home Wednesday to meet newborn Howard Curtis Baker born Saturday morning. J W Deay of Baldwin City spent Tuesday with cousin Mrs Gertie Steffen. Miss Geneva and Miss Flora Mac James joined Vinland high school pupils who travelled to Ottawa for the annual all school picnic. A woodcock banded in Fairhope Alabama in December 1932 was captured near Sydney Nova Scotia in October 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McKinney
Charles Baker
Howard Curtis Baker
Baker
J.W. Deay
Baldwin City
Gertie Steffen
Geneva
Flora Mac James
Vinland High School
Ottawa
Fairhope
Ala
Sydney
Nova Scotia
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Rogers
G. Faraty
Orm Theater
Owl Show
Roll
Otto Kruger
Henry
Joel McCrea
Sallie Blane
Ken Maynard
Varsity Theater
Sumay
Spencer Tracy
Helen Twelvetrees
Alice Faye
Arnold Rothstein
Dunn
Benn W. Levy
Henry Dewip
Nancy Carroll
Heather Angel
Nigel Grace
Herbert Munch
Arthur Hoyt
Geneva Mitchell
New York
George White
Sadie Meltce
Tocate
Berton Churchill
Loretta Yount
Maree
Stingaree
Miss Dunne
Thoroudly
Dorothy Dix
R. de W
Cimarron
Patee Theatre
Nazcy Carroll
Iyhieh T
Dickinson Owt
Douglas
Osage County
Richard Doan
Barthou
Paris
Louis Barthou
Defense
Dickinson
Tyas
Rainbow Riders
Hiai
Meer
Jesse L. Lasky
Columbia
KFKU
Sports Review
Prof. 3. RR
Elwel
Pleasant Valley
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Vincent Lopez
Glose Stells
Torch
Michael
Mitty
Sational Liberty Magazine
Varsity
Geo. Arliss
Loade
Cigie
Ork
Spencer
Tracy
FOX
Decoration Day
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