Denver Music Week set with 500 events across KOA radio
International News Service reports Denver prepares for Music Week and Spring Festival featuring the opera Erminies, 4000 pupil chorus, ten grand pianos played together, 40 bands, 50 choruses, 60 church choirs, community singing, and lectures. Talbot of KOA notes radio fosters universal understanding across religion and arts.
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Michael F. Dacey
International News
Servicsa
Denver
Freeman A.albot
Denver Music Week Association
Radio connects distant lives and cultures across vast lands
A speaker extols radio as a unifying force breaking isolation. He notes audiences from bailees to miners share broadcasts, creating companionship and exchange of ideas. Radio brings intimate connections to city dwellers and outposts alike, letting people feel the pulse of metropolitan life. The piece also mentions Princeton Notes and local social visits with various residents and events in New Castle and Pleasant Valley.
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Tigelf
Talbot
Dalands
Pleasant Valley neighbors host dual birthday reception
Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8 H Young to celebrate, with informal viewing and refreshments. A separate 82nd birthday honor for Thomas Taylor included music games and a luncheon. Attendees listed include the Taylors Harlon Braden Grumble Hanlan and others.
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Pringeton
Pleaseant Valley Cemetery Association
Emery Bool
Wampum
Harederson Houk
Jiiny
Matthew Besnell
Sam White
Magi
H. Young
Pleasant Valley
Hunt
Jack Frew
George Grumble
J. G. Taylor
Song Merman and Guaylor
Albert Allison
M. I. Bessell
William Hanlan
Ester McConnell
Erma Grumbel
Deoruthy
Lois Young
Walter Hunt
Otto Grumble
Gerald Hanlan
Walter Dean
Joe
Reno
David
Pasel Young
Thomas Taylor
Mdie
Thore
William Harlon
Margaret and
Everett
Tone Up The Liver With California Lemons
A 10 day home tonic suggests Californa lemons in hot water before breakfast to balance acidity, aid digestion, restore appetite, and improve bowel function. Claims include improved health and surprising results after daily use.
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California
Toath
Ady
Bank Cashier Foils Revolver Bandit at Keedysville Bank
In Keedysville near Hagerstown Maryland last night a masked bandit attempted a $5,000 cash robbery at Citizens Bank. Cashier George W. Bixton, under threat with a gun, backed away and fled to a cellar, triggering the burglar alarm. The robber fled as accomplices were believed to be outside, and a town-wide blackout followed as electric lines were cut and a warehouse fire was started but extinguished before major damage.
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Hagerstown
Citizens Bank
Keedysville
George W. Bixton
Don Ce Ales
Pulaski News Highlights Local Social and Business notices
Mrs. B T Mitcheltree hosts L A T club with games and chat and elaborate refreshments. Easter plans by Mrs Marle Boyd include guests from multiple towns. About 75 members attend the annual banquet at the Presbyterian church with yellow and white decor. post banquet social at K O Z M hall. Numerous locals and visitors noted including Smiths, Camerons, and Kanes. Several personals cover Sunday school groups, school staff, and community movements.
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L. A. TL ‘Club
J. F . Myers
Las Tor
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James Shannon
Ister Rose
Erle
Lloyd = Mitcheltree
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K. O. Z. M. Hall
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New Castle
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Sharon
Frank Clark
F. A. McConnell
Bernice
J. R. Meek
Arida Ure
Maxing Clark
Ana Urey
Dorothy Meek
Marjorie Layton
Gertrude Wintera
Ruth McConnell
Dorothy Menster- Wilma Mitcheltres
Harriet Winters
Cp. L. Cameron
Columbiana
Marydell Dai Farm
Cameron Molly
J. W
Smith
G. Smith
Sweesy
C. I. Robingog
Grove City
C. I. Layton
Passasion
Squire
G. Boyd
W. F. Kane
Hagues
J.T. O'Brien
Niles
Layton
Jamey Black
Youngarown
F.C. Lostelser
Miles
Clarkayie
Sys
Buchanan
J. K. Hodge
J. H. Davidson
Andrew Edeburn
West Middlesex
Lloyd Davidson
Miami
Fla
Rebecca Hull
Fred Hull
Beaver Wally
Davidson
Clarence ‘Junnor
Jalnese
Frank McBride
Ixing
Chapet
Frank Clari
G. W. Curtiss
Hotel Pulaski
Cleveland
el Baiac
Lifebuoy Lifebuoy Soap Endorsed By Mothers In Ads
A collection of testimonial letters extols Lifebuoy Health Soap for cleanliness and skin care. Mothers describe its antiseptic value, fragrance, and benefits for plays in parks, bathing, and keeping children free from dirt. The letters promote Lifebuoy as a trusted household brand alongside a separate note about a jail sentence being partly served for a Cook case.
Cook Leaves Jail For Leavenworth Ending Long Fight
Tort Worth dispatch reports physician explorer writer actor convict Frederick A Cook leaving jail for Leavenworth. He vows to return, promising Leavenworth as his home when free again, amid bitter prosecution over alleged mail fraud.
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Cook
Leavenworth
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