Lawrence Tibbett to Lead Lawrence Concert Series
Lawrence Tibbett headlines the 38th University concert course season in Lawrence with seven major attractions. The season opens October 21 with Luboschutz and Nemenoff, followed by Argentinita on November 18, and Kansas City Philharmonic under Karl Krueger on March 4. Guiomar Novaes performs March 10, Efrem Zimbalist returns for a recital, and Tibbett closes May 12. Young American Artists program debuts May 18 with Virginia Haskins and Thaddeus Kazuck. Season-ticket prices remain the same as last year: 6.50, 5.50, 4.50 plus tax.
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Lawrence Tibbett
Lawrence
Tibbett
Richard Crooks
Luboschutz
Nemenoff
New York
Argentinita
Kansas City Philhharmonic Orchestra
Karl Krueger
Kansas State Music.’ Teachers Association
Guiomar Novaes
Myra Hess
Efrem Zimbalist
Zimbalist
New York City
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Virginia Haskins
Chicago Opera Company
Thaddeus Kazuck
Fine Arts Office
Miss Carlotta Nellis Heads Dormitory System Plans
Miss Carlotta Nellis director of a men's dormitory announced her May appointment as the eighty-ninth director. Her career spans Simmons College 1908, the New York Municipal Sanitarium, the Panama Canal Exhibition of 1915, Oakland cafeteria work, Army City Kansas City wartime service, Christ's Hospital dietitian duties, and two years living with Miss Margarette Perkins in Topeka. She audited home economics courses last semester and looks forward to a joyful year.
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Osare County
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Fianama Canal
Oakland
Army City
Kan
Topeka
Christ’s Hospital
Margarette Perkins
Maine Street
Nellis
Miss Mitchell Resigns Teaching Post at Eudora High
Miss Roberta Mitchell resigns from Eudora high school where she taught English dramatics and glee club to take a full time music position at Garfield high school in Coffeyville her home town. Miss Astrid Carlson of Ottawa succeeds her, a recent Ottawa University graduate.
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Roberta Mitchell
Eudora High School
Garfield High School
Coffeyville
Miss Mitchell
Astrid Carlson
Ottawa
Ottawa’ University
Divorce Actions Filed in District Court
Helen Marie Petty sues Champ Clark Petty in district court for divorce and Roy Rogers sues Lottie A. Rogers in separate action. The notice appears among local listings with typical divorce filing language.
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Helen Marie Petty
Champ Clark Petty
Roy Rogers
Lottie A. Rogers
University of Kansas Expands Tuberculin Testing Campuswide
The University of Kansas will tuberculin test all students this year, says Dr. R I Canuteson. Negative freshmen may later develop TB, so tests are now extended beyond new students. Free annual X rays and tuberculin tests are offered to student and non student food handlers through the Student Health service funded by a $5 per semester fee.
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University of Kansas
R. I. Canuteson
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Canuteson
University Hospital
Altho the University
Sunday activities at Clinton Belvoir Presbyterian Church
Fifty four attended Sunday school at the Clinton Belvoir Presbyterian church with the Rev Montgomery delivering the message. The afternoon program featured readings and songs by local residents. guests from Topeka and Lawrence attended and a homecoming was noted as not held this year.
Help Wanted Classified Notice
Short ad seeks assistance for home or office tasks. Contact via phone number 22 for details and applications.
Busy summer for University of Kansas maintenance men
The University of Kansas building and grounds department completed major renovations since June 1939. Projects included remodeling Fraser hall and Templin hall, converting the Lindley residence to Caruth Hall, and updating Chancellor Ma talott’s and other campus buildings. A new steam generating unit was installed in the power plant, and outside millwork and roofing were carried out across multiple facilities. The department, employing about 100 workers, reported completing 3,500 jobs over the year and continued interior work after classes began, including redecoration, refinishing, and space reshuffling to fit new departments.
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Deane W. Malott
Chambers
Son
Templin Hall
Woodward
Ernest Hiram Lindley
Carruth
Bayles
Fraser Hall
Dyche Museum
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Watson Library
Bailey Laboratory
Anatomy
Green Hall
Miller Hall
Oread Training School
Carruth Hall
Memorial Union
Haworth Hall
Blake Hall
Animal House
Journalism
Sigley House
Frank Strong Hall
Fraser
Marvin Hall
Community Notes From McLouth And Nearby
Mrs Nina Davis convalesces at her niece Mrs G E Edmonds home in McLouth after a major operation at Santa Fe hospital Topeka Dr and Mrs Frank Schaeffer spent Wednesday in Lawrence Ednamae Dick and June Steeper prepared for school in Lawrence Gertrude Stout visited Lawrence hosts Miss Margaret Chapman and Clyde Chapman visited Howard and Tom Chapman at Bell Memorial hospital Kansas City Mrs E C Steeper and daughter June vacationed in Kansas City visiting H C Baltis family Barbara Baltis of McAllen Tex visited McLouth Miss June Steeper Thelma Ray and Lucille Dack attended a Kansas City district Methodist rally in Kansas City Kan Dack spoke at the Winona Lake youth conference session Rev Harry Sims attended continuous coverage of local events.
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Presbyterian Church
Montgomery
Joan Clough
Wilma Johnson
Louise Belles
Joe Clough
Jess Oconnor
Carl Woodward
Dorothy
Emma Cummings
Margaret
Catherine
Harley Dean
Jake Brubaker
Topeka
Henry Damm
Big Springs
Frank Dean
Emporia
John Jude Anderson
Richard Patton
Tobler
Emma Anderson
Effie Kampschroeder
Mollie Gibler
Lawrence
Hattie Dotsee
Moran
Jim Alexander
Victor McNish
Donald Woodward
Charles Kampschroeder
Chester Baldwin
Elmer Sawyer
Sawyers
Old Belvoir School
Cletus Lehman
Joan
Thelma
Reno
Fred Baldwin
Clinton School
Myrle Reilley
Junior Kampchroeder
Floyd Tornaden
Miss Reilley
Charles Nemic
Flower Clubh
Clinton Cemetery
Gerald Harrell
Lynn
Earl Belles
Everett
Wash
Betty Jean Harrell
Wichita
Fred Waters
Waters
Laddie Demeritt
Arthur Losh
Lena Murphy
Fred Demeritt
Lena
Demeritt
Harvey Barton
Howard Kampschroeder
Rev. Montgomery
Leavenworth
Missionary Society
Ed Steele
William Johnson
Nina Davis
Santa Fe Hospital
G. E. Edmonds
McLouth
Frank Schaeffer
Ednamae Dick
June Steeper
Gertrude Stout
George Lowman
Lucile Roos
Margaret Chapman
Clyde Chapman
Howard Chapman
Tom Chapman
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
E. C. Steeper
June
H.C. Baltis
Barbara Baltis
McAllen
Tex
Thelma Ray
Lucille Dack
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Kan
Dack
Winona Lake
Harry Sims
Marjorie Sheldon
Oskaloosa
Dan Means
Alvin Means
Los Angeles
Calif
Douglas Airplane
Comany
William Parsons
Frank Nordick
Sapulpa
Okla
Albert Lobb
Doris Neal
Dan Jeffers
Arthur Edmonds
Ottawa
Gerald Brown
Nancy
Garnett
Charles Dietrich
John White
Marlin White
Max. Whitaker
Nortonville
I. L. Davison
Effie Gardner
Couth
the United Brethren Church
Wolf Drive
Jennie Hesse
Edgar Hesse
Bartlesville
Henry Earl
John Earl
Reba Black
Charles
G. M. Baltis
H. C. Baltis
Tom Baltis
E. C. Bheeper
Funeral of Marjorie Sheldon Held in Oskaloosa
The funeral services for Marjorie Sheldon were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church in Oskaloosa. Local residents and relatives gathered for the ceremony as the community mourned the loss.
Valley Chapel News Snippets From Kanwaka Neighborhood
Community notes record visits births and birthdays as locals attend sales funerals and gatherings in Kanwaka. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Higo Schelihorn Mrs Frances Christenson and Florine of Lawrence and Mary Thome’s family alongside railway and mail routes. The district 22 school reports 17 pupils and new beginners Elmer Gray and Charlotte Longanecker.
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Higo Schelihorn
Lloyd Duffee
Kanwaka
Frances Christenson
Florine
Lawrence
Per
L. W. McNeeg
John Canavan
Willis Dunn
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. E. Sanders
Hugo Schetthorn
Robert Wilson
Bobby
Neal Banks
Reta
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
Mia
The
Grange
D. L. Burton
Roy Curtis
District 22
Mary Sparks
Fatcher
Elmer Gray
Charlotte Longanecker
Gottliieb Nieder
David
Roger
Eudora
Roy Curls
Fred Sanders
Billy
BE. Sanders
Hugo Schelihorn
Burton’s Pest Week Notices At Mrs Dunn’s Boarding
A fragment notes D. I. Burton’s pest week and mentions Mrs Mary Sparkes boarding with Mrs John Dunn this week.
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D. I. Burton
Mary Sparkes
John Dunn
Breithaupts Attend Gardner Fair Weekends
Mr and Mrs M Breithaupt were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mitchell in Kaw Valley Readers note the Gardner fairs on September 26 27 and 28 with a fine display and good programs each evening.
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M. Breithaupt
Ruaaey
Cc. Mitchell
Kaw Valley
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