LaFollette’s wife aided his rise in Wisconsin politics
The article recalls how Belle Case La Follette stood by Robert La Follette from college days at the University of Wisconsin through his legal career and early political life. She helped draft cases, campaigned publicly, and supported his stance on women’s suffrage while he served as governor and beyond. The narrative links their partnership to his public achievements and influence on reform.
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Bob
Miss Case
LaFollette
Dance County
Wis
Wisconsin
Weekly Social Calendar Features Several Community Events
Monday highlights include a violin recital by Pearl Robertson and Ruby Ford at First Christian Church at 8 16. Palo Duro Bridge Club meets at 9 30 at 1901 Hughes with Mrs Maize. Adelphia Society hosts devo led by Grover Bishop. Security Benefit Association meets at 8 in S B A Hall with E M Blackburn and J W Caldwell. Tuesday lists sewing at Amarillo Country Club and luncheon for Llano Estacado Chapter D A R. other meetings at O E S and First Baptist. Wednesday covers W M A, Belle Bennett Missionary Society, Women’s Auxiliary, and multiple church meetings. Thursday features Jolly and Hi Jinks clubs. Saturday the Security Benefit Association picnic at Palo Duro Canyon at 8 30.
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B. B. Holland
Pearl Vivian Robertson
Ruby Ford
First Christian Church
Palo Duro Bridge Club
F. W. Maize
Hughes Street
Adelphia Society
W. C. Rhodes
Kentucky Avenue
Grover Bishop
Devo- Security Benefit Association
S. B. A. Hall
E. M. Blackburn
J. W. Caldwell
Needle Club
Amarillo Country Club
Llano Estacado
M. T. O'Neill
Fairmont
Masonic Hall
Sixth
Polk Streets
First Baptist Church
Boetcher
M. J. Sayer
Washington Street
Jolly Club
Hi Jinks
Julian Bivins
Madison Street
Recital announced for Wednesday at First Baptist Church
A B Y P U business meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 o clock in the parlors of First Baptist Church. Directors leaders and all members are urged to attend the regular B Y P U night. Also announced is a Wednesday recital by Harold Flamm and Grace Hamilton at Central Presbyterian Church with a free will offering for the building fund.
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Harmony Club
Philharmonic
Harmony Clubs
Amarillo
the Panhandle
First Baptist Church
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Christian Church
St. Paul’s Missionary Society
Yates
Polk Street
Mesdames T. M. Gavin
M. E. Smith
Sam Lewis
I. M. Crotty
L. J. Smith
Allen Young
H. C. Guertz
Ben Henson
T. R. Clark
Frank Smith
Otto Lievelt
C. C. Blair
R. J. Kretchmar
Charlies Cadwallader
Miss Spence
Fort Worth
Harold Flamm
Grace Hamilton
Central Presbyterian Church
Flamm
Miss Hamilton
Local Recital Showcases Vocal Talent and Violin Solo
Clark delivered a memorable performance from start to finish with dramatic and vocal skill. The quartet has been invited to perform at luncheon clubs citywide. Mrs Wilson led her vocal pupils in the final recital of a series. Miss Sadie Claude Curtis contributed a violin obligato regarded as a treat.
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Clark
Wilson
Sadie Claude Curtis
Rev Irvin to Preach at Brady School House
Reverend G J Irvin superintendent of the Children’s Home will deliver a sermon to Brady citizens today. The services will be held in the Brady school house.
Music Study Ends July 13 1925 Endorsed by Educators
A music study begins July 13 1925 and is endorsed by the world's leading musical educators. The program aims to improve teaching methods and performance standards across institutions worldwide.
Pearl Robertson to perform violin recital at church
At First Christian Church 8 15 Monday evening Mrs B B Holland presents four year old Pearl Vivian Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs H V Robertson and Ruby Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs Quincy Ford in a program including Sonata in F The Buzzling Bumblebee The Juggler Humpty Dumpty Italian Song and more with accompanist Ophelia Wray Other notes mention Aleinda Pennington 11 year old spelling champ visiting Kentucky and Maj Gen John L Clem family trip to San Antonio and Europe
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Pearl Vivian Robertson
John L. Clem
Elizabeth Clem
San Antonio
Europe
Miss Clem
Washington Society Rises For Fall Rush
Washington Society moves to White Court Swampscott for six weeks as the Coolidges depart the White House. Grace Coolidge rumored to have cooked for Calvin and Grace for part of the period, while Mrs Coolidge will rest and wear simple frocks. Cabinet members take vacations, and society plans debutantes and dances as December events loom with several families traveling and hosting gatherings.
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Washington
White Court
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidges
Grace Goodhue Coolidge
the Land
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Friendship House
The
Supreme Court
Harlan
Mme. Heilmann
San Francisco
Miss Harlan
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Dallas
Robert Wilson
Gladys Marsalis Glenn Normal
Texas
Musical Educators
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Albuquerque
N. M
Tyler Street
Amous
Amarillo Hotel
University of Texas
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New York
Aleinda Pennington
Houston
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A. B. Foster
E. P. Byars
Fort
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Catherine Francis
Daily News
Eugene Black
Hampson Gary
Tyler
Helen Gary
Gary
Farmington School
Connecticut
Lillie Roosevelt
Robert Roosevelt
Evelyn A. Foster
Virginia Beach
Miss Foster
Mrs. Mansions
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Carl Sullivan
Margaret
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