Moore To Fort Worth Paleontological Meeting
Dr Raymond C Moore of the University of Kansas will join the Southwestern paleontological gathering in Fort Worth October 28 and 29. The event, organized by local geological and paleontological groups, features field trips to Pennsylvanian and Cretaceous formations led by noted scientists and plans for papers and collecting.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Raymond C., Moore
University of Kansas
Southwestern Paleontological
Chas, Gould
Oklahoma
E. H. Sellards
Texas State Bureau of Economic Geology
Charles E. Decker
University of Oklahoma
Ralph E. Grim
Mississippi State Geological
Charles Sehubert
Yale University
Peabody Museum
Joseph A. Cushman
Harvard University
American Journal of Palcontology
Winson U
T. C. UL
Winton
Tulsa
Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Announce Orchestra Thirty-Four Pupil Members Named
The Junior high school orchestra was announced at the school office this morning. Thirty-four pupils were selected after recent tryouts. Members include William Corcoran, Kathleen Eustace, Ruth Gress, Ralph Hawley, Virginia Hosford, Bob Hunzicker, Hazel Rice, Harold Wampler, Layton Weed, and others across first violins, second violins, cornets, clarinet, cello, piccolo, trombone, saxophone, and drums.
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William Corcoran
Kathleen Eustace
Ruth Gress
Ralph Hawley
Virginia Hosford
Bob Hunzicker
Hazel Rice
Harold Wampler
Layton Weed
Charles Alexander
Charles Doane
Samuel Ericsson
Arthur Johnson
Carl Lehman
Harlan Miller
Berry Senne
William Lee Smith
Lawrence Spassary
Robert Viets
Dean Webb
Kenneth Bruner
Louis Kuhn
Richard Cook
Donald Metzler
Helen Welch
Bank
Hilda Mae Bushey
Carl Bushey
Walton Ingham
Eugene Phillips
Morrs
Herbert Alexander
Otto Barteldes
Erwin Branson
United Brethren church posts appointed in Wichita
The annual conference named Rev. C L Heatherington of McCracken to lead Snyder Memorial church in Lawrence. C Tudor and wife will move to McCracken. Appointments announced by Bishop Stratton E McAferty and V Priddle in Wichita. Sentinel is found dead at Fort Leavenworth, Private Dudley Kanatzer, 20, was shot by his own pistol beside a telephone box during an interrupted report. His mother Mrs Fannie Belle lives in Pawhuska. Fitch’s Dandrof Remover advertised by Rankin’s Drug Store.
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United Brethren
Wichita
C. L. Heatherington
McCracken
Lawrence
Snyder Memorial Church
C. Tudor
A. B. Stratton
Kansas City
E. E. McAferty
V. Priddle
Sentinel
Leavenworth
Kas
Dudley Kanatzer
Pawhuska
Okla
Fort Leavenworth
Kanatzer
Pie Fannie Belle
Pawska
Paulen Flood Bound on Return From Tulsa
Governor Paulen and private secretary Charles Beebe were flood-bound in Wilson County Kansas delaying their return to Topeka. Paulen had attended the American Petroleum Institute in Tulsa while Beebe traveled to Neodeska for the weekend. Heavy rains in southeastern Kansas slowed travel home.
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Topeka
Paulen
Charles P. Beebe
Wilson
Fredonia
American Petroleum Institute
Tulsa
Okla
Beebe
Neodeska
Kansas
Knapp Charged With Census Fund Waste in New York
The New York Times reports former secretary of state Florence E. Knapp, a Republican, faces malad ministration charges over 1925 census funds, including over $25,000 paid to relatives and papers burned at her Syracuse home. The accusations allege unproductive payments and records misused while she led state government from 1925 to 1927.
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New York
The
New York Times
Florence E. 5. Knapp
Knapp
Syracuse
Smith
Robert Moses
Creomulsion: touted relief for persistent coughs and colds
An old advertising notice promotes Creomulsion as a guaranteed remedy for persistent coughs bronchial conditions and other breathing illnesses. It claims creosote-based formula soothes inflamed membranes and fights germs with general health benefits. Money refund if not relieved. Avty reve druggist.
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Avty Reve Druggist
John Dalzell Is Dead Former House of Representatives Member
John Dalzell a longtime member of the House of Representatives from Pittsburgh died at home after a long illness. He leaves a son Samuel of Altadena and a daughter Mary McDonnell of Pittsburgh. The body will be taken to Pittsburgh for interment. Other local items note theft of a barber pole at Ninth and Massachusetts, a poultry demonstration near Baldwin, and an ear nose and throat clinic at the city hall health rooms.
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Losteal
Scober
A.P
On Pael
House of Representatives
Cona
Fittaburgh
Punner Dalzell
Ale Tadena
Dea
Samuel
Altadena
Mary McDonnell
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Watkins
Ninth and
Massachusetts Streets
Hallolwle'en
C. N. Detwiler
Baldwin
A. Gilkison
City Hall
Rankin's Drug Store
Motion Pictures and Music Program At University Extension
On Monday Oct 3 at noon Ellsworth C. Dent, secretary of the Bureau of Visual Instruction, unveils a motion pictures program. Music by the School of Fine Arts features Miss Florence Beamer at the piano with works by Debussy, Kreisler, Tchaikovsky, and more. Karl H. Bratton sings tenor as part of the campus broadcast. The Silver Rains of Clare and Ishtar among pieces, plus songs Bright Eyes and Blue Are Her Eyes. Radio Bulletin of Campus News airs 7:45 p.m.
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KFKU
Ellsworth C. Dent
Bureau_of Visual, Instruction
University’ Extension Division
School of Fine Arts
Florence Beamer
Sarabande
Debussey
Kreisler
Tschaikowsky
Karl H. Bratton
Clare
Osgood
Clutsain
Ishtar
Spross
Watts
Edwards and Moore Families Visited From Vinland and Fairview
Blue Mound resident Mrs Burk Edwards hosted a social gathering with Mr and Mrs Burk Edwards and children from Vinland, along with Mr and Mrs Herbert McClintock and children, Mr and Mrs Estel Moore and children, and Mr and Mrs Clyde Edwards from Fairview, last Sunday.
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Burk Edwards
Herbert McClintock
Estel Moore
Vinland
Clyde Edwards
Fairview
Smoots and Community Gather for Weekend Visits Near Franklin
Local residents gather for a busy weekend with visits and calls. Families including Boehle, Smith, Smoots, Welch, and Brown share time at the Smoots home and other nearby houses. Several neighbors, children, and relatives attend Sundays and afternoons, reflecting small town life.
Brown place threshed 1937 wheat buyers named
Brown place threshing report describes wheat from bottom land and machine threshing. Purchasers of seed wheat include Frank Deay Avenue Flory Christ Petergon Hoesen, Oscar Shuck of Willow Springs, Charles Hubba rover Ulrich Frank Horrell Will Iohanning Orville Elm Hal.
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Frank Deay
Avene Flory
Christ Petergon
Lo Hoesen
Oscar Shuck
Willow Springs
Charles Hubba Rover Ulrich
Frank Horrell
Will
Local family visits mark a quiet Friday to Sunday span
Hale and August Boehle along with J A Smoots spent Friday at the J Palmer home in Indian. The Burk Edwards Clyde Edwards and children were guests Sunday at the Enter Moore home. Mr and Mrs Herbert McClintock joined the Henry Tut Tattle and Smith households for afternoon calls.
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Stora
John Rhi
Baldwin Dockhold
Frank, Smith
Mest
Saat Ted
Soules
W. C. Boehi
Gerald
Oth
Baldin
John Ohn Irvin
McClintock
Will Churchbaugh
Will Boehle
Arguerite Smith
Norman Smoots
Ednad Duncan
Lawrence
Henry Welch
Ernest Brown
Ruetts
Smoots
Andts
A. E. Welch
Franklin
Lie Hale
August Boehle
J. A. Smoots
J. Palmer
Indian
Burk Edwards
Clyde Edwards
Herbert Mc
Clintock
Moore
Tut Tattle
Henry
Smith Maith
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