Faculty Recital at KU Features Peabody and Conger
The University of Kansas announces the second fine arts faculty recital in the Administration auditorium on Monday at 8 PM. mezzo-soprano Miss I Irene Peabody and pianist Miss Allie Merle Conger perform, with public attendance invited. Peabody, a 1923 School of Fine Arts graduate, has taught voice since 1924 and studied under notable instructors in Chicago and New York. Conger, a Union University piano graduate, studied under Emerson Liebling and others in Chicago and New York, plus summer study at Chautauqua this year.
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University of Kansas Fine Arts
I Irene Peabody
Allie Merle Conger
Miss Peabody
School of Fine Arts
Fine Arts Voice
Charles W. Clark
Chicago
New York City
Harriet van Emden
Kurt Schindler
Miss Conger
Union University
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Emil Liebling
Alexander Lambert
Ernest Hutcheson
Lee Pattison
Chautauqua
N. Y
Georgetown Students Rally for Hoover Parade Run Afoul
Georgetown University football supporters sought to tell President Hoover they would beat New York University. A parade down to the White House ended with police arresting ten students for parading without a permit and traffic violations as deans and officers intervened.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Hoover
Georgetown
New York University
White House
Pennsylvania _ avenue
Eby
Clifton E. Custard
Executive Mansion
Father Keough
Olice
Scouts Admit At Discount For Kansas Nebraska Game
Scouting groups in uniform can enter the Kansas Nebraska game this Saturday October 22 for ten cents per person. Scoutmasters must pay regular admission. The ten cent offer also applies to grade school pupils 12 and under from any state school. Out of town groups require an accompanying adult.
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K. U
Topeka forum set with National Commander Johnson
National Commander Johnson of the American Legion will speak at a Topeka Chamber forum in the Hotel Jayhawk next Tuesday night. Howard Sutherland, commander of Dorsit Liberty Post, says reservations should be made at the Chamber of Commerce immediately.
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Johnson
The
American Legion
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Jayhawk
Howard Sutherland
Dorsit Liberty Post
Ernest A. Ryan
Ryan
Revival to Be Conducted by Nazarene Pastor at Nineteenth and Vermont
A revival will be conducted by the pastor of the Nazarene church at Nineteenth and Vermont streets. The two week event begins Sunday October 16 at 7 30 p m and continues nightly.
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The
Nazarene Church
Nineteenth and
Vermont Streets
Lucky Jade cast announced for Lawrence High School show
Neal M Wherry announces the cast and business staff for The Lucky Jade musical comedy to be presented by Lawrence High School boys and girls glee clubs on December 2. The committee selected the comedy by Joseph Harrison and Don Wilsonge with a prologue set in a Von Doo temple in Central Africa and two acts in Hampton Virginia. The cast lists Marjorie Roper Guion Marvin Terry Downs Norman Webster Mrs Courtney Janet Allen Liza Marjorie Rowland Nancy Blossom Ewing Jeanne Mildred Wiedemann Colonel Waverly James Garrett Werbert red Riederer Bil Alex Mitchell Ted George White John Endicott Ernest Figgs Mary Ann Vivian Lavery Fanchon Billoween Maccubrie Mr Courtney Woodrow Lindsay Horace Ferguson John Stratton Sheriff Mel Bailey Business Manager Bob Rowland Property Manager Marjorie Perking Stage Managers Harold Grege Mal si caiatatay ice Austill.
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Central Africa
Hampton
Marjorie
Roper Guion
Marvin
Terry Downs
Norman Webster
Courtney
Janet Allen
Liza
Marjorie Rowland
Nancy
Blossom Ewing
Jeanne
Mildred Wiedemann
Waverly
James Garrett Werbert
Red Riederer Bil
Alex Mitchell
Ted
George White
John Endicott
Ernest_ Figgs
Mary Ann
Vivian Lavery Fanchon
Billoween Mac
Special Classes To Start Next Week In North Lawrence
Night school work in North Lawrence will start next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, per Birch superintendent of schools. Mrs Emma Crowe will lead the clothing class. Sessions run Mondays and Thursdays 2 to 4. Although nearly filled, two or three more women may enroll. Enrollment for a Lawrence High School class in home decoration will take place at 7 o'clock Thursday night October 20. the instructor will be announced later.
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North Lawrence
Birch
Emma Crowe
Altho
Lawrence High School
New Choir Number At Presbyterian Service
The Presbyterian church chorus of fifty five voices under Dean D. M. Swarthout of the University of Kansas will sing an entirely new unaccompanied arrangement of Were You There by H. T. Burleigh in eight parts. Miss Virginia LaCroix from St. Joseph will sing How Lovely Upon the Mountain as offertory. The choir meets at Valleyview Saturday at 4 to rehearse followed by a wiener roast and social hour organized by Miss Hartgett Shaw.
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Presbyterian Church Chorus
D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
H. T. Burleigh
Virginia LaCroix
St. Joseph
Fine ‘Arts
W. B. Downing
Harker
Valleyview
Frank Kent to Speak at University Lecture Tonight
Frank R. Kent vice president of the Baltimore Sun will open the community lecture course at 3 20 this evening in the University of Kansas auditorium with The Coming Election. He will speak on politics and is a noted authority. Kent arrives late today and will attend a dinner hosted by Chancellor Lindley. Season tickets and seats go on sale tonight. Indoor Chautauqua comes to Trinity Lutheran Friday October 32s featuring church groups and a muppet act with proceeds supporting church work.
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Frank R. Kent
The
Baltimore Sun
University of Kansas
Kent
Baltimore American
EB. H. Lindley
Shoes and Clothing Drive At Lawrence Social Service League
The Social Service League at 837 Vermont reports heavy demand for shoes and clothing due to cool weather. The children’s shoe fund, funded by subscriptions, supplies half shoes and repsoles worn pairs to keep kids in school. Workers say without the fund many children would stay home. some parents see it as an easy source for new shoes. Miss Minnie Scott chairs the fund committee. Weather: cloudy.
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Lawrence
Social Service League
Vermont
Minnie Scott
Rain Likely Unlikely In Kansas Tomorrow Weather Forecast
Topeka Oct 14 AP Partly cloudy and mild weather was forecast for Kansas today by federal meteorologist S D Flora The next 86 hours were expected to stay Indian summerlike with low temperatures not dropping below 55 to 60 in the east and south and highs around 75 to 80 in the northwest to east and south Flora said no cold weather was anticipated anywhere in the nation
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Mercury
Flora
CANNOT FIND RECORDS Washington fugitive surrenders after 34 years
The justice department hunted for any record of W. Kirby Robinson who surrendered at Leavenworth prison claiming 34 years on the lam. He, 65, said he was sentenced to four years for robbing an Arkansas post office but escaped and now wished to fulfill his sentence. The department wired Leavenworth for more information.
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Washington
Justice Department
W. Kirby Robinson
Leavenworth
Robinson
Arkansas
Kansas athletic director named to national A A U tribunal
Dr. F C Allen of the University of Kansas received notice of his appointment to the National A A U tribunal tasked with selecting the American athlete to receive the James E Sullivan Memorial Medal. The 600-strong tribunal spans the United States and honors the sport figure most advancing sportsmanship this year. Last year’s recipient was golfer Bobby Jones.
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F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
James E. Sullivan
United States
U. S
Bobby Jones
Dolly Gann to Campaign in Kansas for Republicans
Mrs. Dolly Gann sister of Vice President Curtis will tour Kansas with a series of GOP speeches. Schedule includes Hutchinson Wichita Oct 31, Kansas City Topeka Nov 1, Marion Manhattan Nov 2. Also notes church talks at Trinity Lutheran on Sunday, Oct 14 7:30 pm.
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Dolly Gann
Topeka
Curtis
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kansas City
Marion
Manhattan
Fire Prevention Week Assembly Delivers Sixth Grade Playlets
A Friday morning assembly at Pinckney auditorium drew 406 children and many parents for a Fire Prevention Week program. Directed by Miss Mabel Mallory, English classes performed three plays by Amy Jean Edmiston, Elizabeth Ochse, and Virginia Holmes. Sixth graders presented Sparks and Flashlights on fire prevention while fourth graders spoke on prevention methods and fifth graders demonstrated how carelessness can start fires.
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Pinckney Auditorium
Mabel Mallory
Amy Jean Edmiston
Elizabeth Ochse
Virginia Holmes
Personal notices from Lawrence area events and travel
Mrs. George Esterly returned Thursday from a month long visit with her mother in Salem D May. WoC Koenig left Thursday night for Ames Ia to attend the Kansas Iowa State game tomorrow Major Koenig accompanied the KU team. Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes will go to Kansas City Saturday to be a guest at a dinner for the national council of Theta Sigma Phi. Mr and Mrs Evan Edwards Jr Jerry Penney and J Alan Coogan left Friday afternoon for Ames Ia to attend the football game. Dr and Mrs W H Maddox of Wauseon C are in Lawrence for a short visit with their son W R Maddox an instructor in political science.
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George Esterly
Salem
D. May
Woc
Koenig
Ames
K. U
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Kansas City
National Council of Theta Sigma Phi
National Journalism Sorority
Evan Edwards, Jr
Jerry Penney
J. Alan Coogan
Ames la
W. H. Maddox
Wauseon, C
Lawrence
W. R. Maddox
Market News: Wall Street rally boosts stocks and bonds
The Bay in Wall Street reports a buoyant stock session with major issues rising up to eight points as short sellers faced pressure. American Telephone and Santa Fe led gains while there were broad advances in steel, du Pont, Consolidated Gas, and Western Union. Calls money renewed at one percent amid debates on credit and recovery prospects. A grass fire at 2015 Vermont Street prompted station 2 to respond with no damage reported.
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Wall Street
New York
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Case
Steel
New York Central
Southern Pacific
du Pont
Consolidated Gag
Public Services of New Jersey
Western Union
Amerivith Tobacco
International Harbor
Johns Aville
American Can Meetmin
Westinghouse
Goth
Altho
Mervantic
Wail Street
Federal Serve
Massachusetts Street
Vermont Street
Wholesale and Retail Trade Gains in Mercantile Reviews
New York October 14 AP reports business and trade in wholesale and retail markets continue to gain. Bradstreet says 55 leading cities show mostly plus results with seasonal gains and some cities report retail sales at or above year ago levels. Dun and to report stability in commodity prices and strong gains in rail carloadings power output steel and textiles.
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New York
Mercantile Reviews
Bradstreet
Dun’a
Frost touched maples and oaks delight viewers
Lawrence notes frost colors on maples and oaks from crimson to green while a surge of wasps swarms the Massachusetts street business district. Hunters discuss coming season with talk on weapons shells decoys and blinds. Mimeographed high school songs are shared at a pep rally courtesy of the Budget. Nutting parties and persimmons are reported in the country. A joking line about an English major and football punt ends with a pun.
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Lawrence High School
Sampson and
Delilah
Quincy Parent-Teacher Show Hosts Saturday Matinee
The Quincy Parent-Teacher Association led by Mrs. R. L. Grider will sponsor a children’s show at the Pateeheater Saturday morning. The feature film Carnival Boats portrays the northern woods and lumbering industry. School contest events include spelling social science and arithmetic. A standout prize is a football autographed with the names of KU coaches and squad, presented by the University athletic department.
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Quincy
R. L. Grider
Pateeheater
K. U
University Athletic Department
Hayloader Hurt In Fall At McLouth
G. W. Hillix of McLouth sustained a dislocated left humerus after falling from a load of hay yesterday evening. He was taken to Memorial hospital in Lawrence by private car and treated by a local physician. Special Saturday Chocolate Slassed Milk Cake Brinkman's.
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G. W. Hillix
McLouth
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Brinkman's
High Prairie M E Church announces Sunday schedule
The High Prairie M E Church lists Sunday school for all ages at 9 00 a m with Mrs E S Heaston as superintendent and a regular service at 11 00 a m preacher Robert A Hunt will present a sermon The Doubters A basket dinner follows the service all members are urged to bring a basket and a guest First M E Church Tenth and Vermont streets is the location Robert A Hunt minister and director of Wesley Foundation
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High Prairie M
Heaston
M. E. Church
Tenth and
Vermont Streets
Robert A. Hunt
Wesley Foundation
Edwin ¥. Price
Daniels
Earnest Boyce
Pleyel
Pease Charles Wilson
Everlasting God
Frotheros Men
Karl Bratton
Ray Wright
Rolland Stover
Edwin F. Price
Epworth
Glenn Cunningham
Alice Danels
Charles Bonebrake
Wesley
Hunt
God
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Krolaler
Mae Hark
Schumk
Byron C. Doomgoer
Smidton
Lolu Butron
Centenary M.E
Fourth
Elm Streets
F. O. Hesse
Terry Crall
Epworth League
Glenn Colburn
Christian Science Society
Eagles
East Ninth Street
Subjeet
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky
Stocppelwerth
Emmanuel Lutherans
E Dooley
Bert Nash
Hugh Vernon White
Boston
Mass
Alfred D. Grey
Churches of the Eastern Association
Boekmann
Woodward
Flaster
Stern
Association
Clinton Park
Plymouth
Association St. Tha
Philip King
Washburn College
Topeka
Plymouth Church
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth and
Vermont Stree
B. Hemtherington
W.H. Holiday
Hazel. Lefman
Christian Endeavor
Wanda Edmonds
Trayden Jones
Sunday School Invitation and Harvest Church Services
Fragmented church notices describe Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 10:50 a.m. with a sermon on God and the Farmer. Various churches including First Methodist, Immanuel Lutheran, Trinity Episcopal, Plymouth Congregational, and others list services, speakers like Glenn Cunningham and Dr. Hugh Vernon White, and events such as junior leagues, choir numbers, and association picnics.
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Nebraska
W. A. McPheeters
Kansas Hampshire
New Siberian Range
Yakutsk
Siberia
Yakutsk Republic
Stalin
Sam Raffelock
Julius Raffelock
Business College
Adw
J. A. Briece
Lawrence High Glee Clubs
Frank Kent
Baltimore
Will
F. C.allen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Tevan Church
Alice Powell
Alice Dear
Mr. and
Urs
Clyde Tally
Journal-World
Lawrence Business College
Varsity Theater
Bicknell Young
CSB
First Church of Christ
Adv
Schulz the Tailor
Harriett Shaw
Balleville
Kas
Jay Janes
University of Kansas Girls
Associated Press
Patee
Vintand Presbyterian Church
BR. Luca
Hree Methodist Church
F. M. Smith
Young People's Meeting
Suhed
Orville Walter
Orville Walters
Trinity Episcopal Church
Carter Harrison
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alfred D.grey
Sarah A. Celland
Karl Or
Ernest BE. "Bayles
Yong
Neagte
W. M.A
Mise McLanhhan
Dayton
Cneistian
Seth W. Staugater
Dorothy Snir
Munic
Nicode
Aes
Behald
Mer
Raymond A. Schwesser
Tours
Uicha
Geena
Norma Shearer
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Olson Bros
Mrs. Viets
T. D. Viets
Arkansas Street
Quautporuc
Milano
Kay Woodie
Plumb Meernbaum
Jergen
Rankin’s
Rankin's
Laptad’s
Rule
Pollom & Dawson
First National Bank
Fred G. Laptad
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