Concert Course to Open Monday With City Little Symphony
The twenty fourth annual concert course opens Monday at 8 29 p m with City Little Symphony Orchestra conducted by WN DeRobertiss Tadisrauch They perform an hour and a half of music than five years ago the troupe has grown to twenty five players Mrs Owden soloist Genevieve Rice Cowden a top regional soprano will sing an aria The full program includes Verdi Aida excerpts and other pieces. A Kansas City Little Symphony concert follows at Memorial High School auditorium Monday at 2 14 p m All patrons urged to stay seated for the start of the program and mention of a school contest affects announced numbers The feature concludes with KFKU radio program listings.
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Olclock
City Little Symphony Orchestra
WN DeRobertiss Tadisrauch
Tychetra
Topekadin
Stra
Andias
Saltty
Owden
Genevieve Rice Cowden
St. Louis ‘Symphony Orchestra
Lindsberg Messiah Chords
VinesAris Das
Robinson Gymnasinn
Wheeler
Sian
VeRubert
NeRuber
al March
Dwarfs
Griege
Kansas City
Little Symphony
Lawrence
Memorial High
Schow
Ood Music
KFKU
University Station to Broadcast Monday Morning
The university radio bulletin announces a 10:00 a.m. air time for the campus station with the Symphony Orchestra performing, coached by Coach Franklin C. Capen. The program includes a talk on music history and a 7 p.m. segment titled Radio Bulletin. The item lists various stray names and phrases from the broadcast lineup.
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Afin Oprogran
Kuneas
Tithe Symphony Orches
Franklin C. Capen
Tourths
Hlack
Joe Aranged
Vochoh
Arraheod Tachon
Banged Tprehon
Lannis News
Tegital
The
Kansas Baptist Convention at Eldorado Ends With Harmony
The Kansas Baptist Convention closed its sixty seventh annual meeting at Eldorado with a strong evangelistic theme and harmony. Nearly four hundred delegates attended along with visitors as resolutions included support for the Kansas Anti Saman league and speakers from New York Ohio Iowa and India presented religious fervor in a quiet tone. The Eldorado church and citizens received guests warmly with comfortable lodging and meals at reasonable prices as the Young People led Thursday night sessions and the event continued through the weekend.
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Kansas Baptist Convention
Eldorado
Kansas Anti-Saman League
Men- Baptist Church
C. Simdas
Lawrence
Mit
Wwisso
Peaial Hay Board
New York
C York
T. King
Finn
Grace Lewison
Towa
Assam
Bri Richardson
Baptists
India
Frank Nighswanger
Neita
Ses
Nightwonger
Baptist Church
Mare
Wil Eontinue
Kansas City officials eye convention of Whynsas Heague
Expect 400 EO attend over officials at Kansas City as 30 are connected to attend the 1st annual convention of the Whynsas Heague of Municipalities at Newton from Monday to Wednesday. Officials named include Mayor Fepecrenter and city staff. meetings, sermons, and lectures described. the event runs with religious and civic programs through the week. Also reports the dirigible Los Angeles flight ending at 4:55 am after a 780 mile trip from Detroit. a speeding charge leads to bond posting at the police station.
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Kansas
Joe
Whynsas Heague
Newton
Thasiven
Fuh Siutz
Lawrence
MM. Holliday
Cy Man
Commissionish Aid
C. C. Stewart
Cit
Floyd Lawrence
Citylerk
The
Leanarin
Lawrence Will Attan
Fohper
Stutz
Albert
Masti
Attornet
Chester Shore
League
Magazing
CiHale
Acesantant
Harold
Ponent
Los Angeles
Detroit
Deaths and Funerals in a Local Paper Clipped Notes
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices detail services for George W. Lewis 2, William H. Wible 86, Charles G Mathews and others. Services set for Sunday afternoon, burial at Lakeview Rock Creek Oaks Hill cemeteries. A wreck report cites excessive speed as cause of a Denver and Rio Grande Western derailment. Traffic fines issued in police court for speeding near a school and a local violation. One trainman killed in a Queen and Crescent derailment near Withamstown Kentucky. Miss Inez Porta guest in Leavenworth.
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George W. Lewis
George W Lewis
Lakeview Church
I. B. Childs
Yopeka
Lakeview Cemetery
Brooks Lewis
Jewis A. Broo
Mississippi Street
Wunk Mortuary
Gerrit Snyder
Rock Creek Cemeter
Joseph A. Wahl
Funk's Chapel
Lewis A. R Brooks
Willian H. Wibleis
William H. Wile
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Butler
G. A. Ree Willl
Oaks Hill Cemetery
API
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Waco
Colo
Safety Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
AL P
Queen and Crescent
New Orleans
Withamstown
Inez Porta
Leavenworth
Gamma Phi
Wheat and livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago reports advance in wheat prices with December and May deliveries in demand as traders cover short positions. Live cattle and hog markets show higher feedlot values and mixed gains across weights, while Kansas City notes unchanged to higher grain receipts and steady hay markets amid a fluctuating livestock scene.
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Chicago
Argentina
Kansas City
Ns Hart
Mile” Mara
Bonnie Barley
Market notes from Kansas City and Chicago grains and bonds
A transcription of commodity prices and market updates from Kansas City and Chicago on October 16 to 18. Includes butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and grain receipts, plus U S government bond closes and a Wall Street summary noting a continued selling downturn with weak closing prices and about 1 million shares traded.
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Chicago
U. S
Wall S Reet
New York
Lack Steady Employment Spreads in Kansas Cities
Kansas survey shows over four thousand men in the state lack permanent work with only half employed in the same jobs. J H Crawford of the federal labor department notes Kansas City area relies on savings or part time work, while Wichita Parsons and Hutchinson hire around five hundred men seeking full time jobs. Rail shop construction and manufacturing gains cited as main causes.
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Topeka
Kansas
J. H. Crawford
Federal Labor Department
Kansas City
Kat
Craward
Wichita
Parsons
Hutchinson
Cralford
Sacred Musical Service At Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational Church presents its first sacred Musical Service Sunday at seven. The choir features Suthertin, Beard, Lavett, and Wright under Professor Raymond H. Wheeler, new organist and choir director. The program includes choir pieces, violin and organ works, with pieces by Mendelssohn, Bach, and Vexilla Regis among others.
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Plymouth
Pompero—Berridge
Mendelgsohn
Reynolds
Albert E.wiet
Harry Helson
Buce
Alfred G
Helen Beard
Ray ‘Ight
Batiste
Clearing House Condition Shows Reserve Rise
Clearing House banks and trust companies for the five day week report a reserve of 26 052 990 dollars up 1 900 340 from the prior week when excess reserve stood at 37 008 330 dollars. Throat Nose and Ear clinic announced by Dr W O Nelson for next Wednesday 2 to 4 pm in Worthesiday. Heart clinic to be held at city health offices Monday 8 to 4 with Dr L H Edmiston in charge.
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Clearing House Condition
New York
W. O. Nelson
Heart Clinic
Heal’ Office
Lh, Edmiston
Hunsinger Motor Co Wins Chrysler Sales Contest
The Hunsinger Motor Company earned first prize in a Chrysler dealers contest in 41 Kansas City district counties. Running September 11 to October 6, the top seller wins a fully paid two person trip to the Chrysler factory in Detroit. Eugene Gallaher and Chris Hunsinger expect to depart within sixty days.
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Chris Hunsinger
High School Football Scores Roundup Across Kansas
A fragmented list of high school football results from Kansas includes Kingman 2 Hutchinson 1, Chanute 6 Neodesha 7, Pittsburg 21 Iola 0, Altamont 6 Cherokee 0, Mulberry 14 Frontenac 0, Bronson 35 Arcadia 40, Coffeyville 34 Fort Scott 1, Independence 14 Girard 0, Fredonia 10 Cherryvale 0, Aurora 66 College High Pittsburg 0, Carthage 6 Monett 6 Mount Vernon 15 Lamar 0, Carterville 12 Baxter Springs 18 Iola 1C 6 Fort Scott 1C, Newton 6 Chase County 0 Manhattan 0 Lawrence 14 Parsons JC 18 Ozark Wesleyan.
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Kingman
Hutchinson
Chanute
Neodesha
Pittsburg
Ioa
Altamont
Cherokee
Mulberry
Frontenac
Bronson
Arcadia
Armit
McOune
Coffeyville
Fort Scotta
Independence
Girard IB
Fredonia
Cherryvale
Aurora
College High
Carthaze
Monett
Mount Vernon
Lamar
Carl Jubiction
Iola
Fort Scott IC
Arkansas City Indians
Kansas City
Newton
Chase County
Manhattan
Lawrence
Parsons JC
Ozark Wesleyan
Abilene 23 Junction City Students at Manhattan Football
University students from Abilene and Junction City traveled to Manhattan for a football game. The group included Beryl Mermillian, Forestine Gooch, Helen Mark, Claudine Roberts, Irene Abhimersian, Eleanor Rawn, Katherine Hatfield, Lola Bates, Marian Chak, Nina Fish, Margaret Baugh, Maurine Bartlett, Mary Lee Robins, and others. Several locals shopped or attended events in Topeka and Kansas City.
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Manhattan
Beryl Mermillian
Forestine Gooch
Rene “Shurmers
Helen Mark
Claudine Roberts
Lucy Rts
Alice Snaderass
Irene Abhimersian
Fred Houchehs
Nadia¢ Miller
Eleanor, Rawn
Katherine Hatfield
Lola
Bates
Marian Chak
Marian: Holster
Nina. Fish
Margaret Baugh
Freda Baugh
Maurine. Bartlett
Marthur Bartlett
Mary Lee Robins
Duran Dener
Gorflon Lott
Vivian Shilton
Mildred Snyder
Lou Leaming
Kather
Nevich
Wansa
Weeknight Theatres and Big Features Schedule
Theaters announce nightly programs with Reginald Deny and Lehnitzka leads, Follies and Bride of Midnight, plus Parsionate Quest and Midnight Follies. Patce Theatre lists Malcomb Bac Gregor and Gavan with Mary Cattins Bolores. Orpheum presents The Silver Treasure and Friday caper Married Clause with Bushman and Dove. Rudolph Valentino’s Stella Dallas praised for its impact. A pre natal clinic notes delay affecting Varcechte Deime opening.
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Bowercock
Reginald ‘Deny
M Thursda Lehnitzka
Patce
Malcomb Bac Gregor
Pawling 'Gavan
Mary Cattins Bolores
Cosreld Edin Cadb
Orpheum Theatre
Ra la Plante
Fran Bushman
Billie ‘Dove
Black Pirate
Douglas’ Hanks
Rudolph ° Valentin
Stella
Dallas
Mandalay
Stella Dallas
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Kansas Teague
Hell Af
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W. Thom
Serman
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R.A. “Schirerl
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Lawrence Leigh
Jaatnieht Fleged
Uid Street
Arvers Hunter
Charles G. Mathews
Charles Geehews
Sedges
Raymond Standing
Lee
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Russell
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Chigazo
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Meite Brassay
City
Hay
Graig
Reese
Kansas Cit
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Girls’ Reserve
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Continental Oil Company
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Ply Mouth
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Olathe
Theke
Walter Bradley
Roy Potter
BH. Barnes
D. A. Brooks
E. G. Pete
Shelton
Gibson
Taylor
Ali Ber Guaeber
Massachusetts’ Street
Lawrence Reading Club
E. W Rich
Calvin Coolidge
William Allen White
Isabel Sharp
A. G. Alrich
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Straffon
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Judassohn
Anahem
Shelley
Miss Pearl Anderson
Rosary
Nevin
Kreisler
Leonard O'Bryan
Durschmann
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Lyndall’ Nutter
Lave
Gappocci
Gertrude Gough
P.M. Holliday
Evi- Dean
Dean
Foster- Milburn Co
Chemin Buffalo
Hunsinger Co
Abilene
Junction City
O.ee Personals
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Daugter
Frances
Pearl White
Myrtle Wilson
Wilma Lindsay
Palmer -Lindsay
Platte
Friend Wansas
Guy -Owen
Percy Til
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Mrr
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Verge Miller
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Maude Hammond
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Tiny" Turner
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Triveth
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Strely Modern
Tao Lztel
Stoney
Aia
Narite
Leopold Godowsky
Ong
Claire de Luhe
Liebestraum
Fantasie Imprompti
Goldwog's Cakewalk Minstrels
Brunswick
Light Ray Records
J. Underwood & Sons
TELE
Schubert Mortuary
Mass
St. Limousine Ambuilance Service
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