Long years of blessing or sorrow for a dear baby
A Kansas era column notes Miss Marjorie Badgette’s Boston study and a dinner hosted by Mrs. Carey with a red centerpiece. Cheyenne social items include costume party with Miss Badgette as guest of honor, and visits by Professor Schwiering and Mrs. Hanson. Generous local events feature five convent graduates and travels to Lar ame Estes Park Mitch ell University of Nebraska and Iowa events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Badgette
Boston
Mass
Ashe
Joseph M. Carey
Miss Badgette
Genevra Brock
Emily and Evelyn Jones
Helen Abbott
Frances Davis
LeRoy P. Collins
Mystic Mase Club Entertained by Mrs Sigler
Mrs J A Sigler will entertain the Mystic Mase club Thursday at A Bt 5. The All Round Social club held a pleasant dance at Labor hall last evening with Mrs Susan Cahill and Miss Marie Buchanan providing music. The cool weather made dancing a delight with supper served during the intermission. Memorial services for departed members will be held by the Fraternal Union at Fraternal hall tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Hall
Susan Cahill
Marie Buchanan
Fraternal Union
Church Circles Sunergae Meeting At St Mark's Parish House
The Sunergae of St Mark's will meet this afternoon at the Parish House for the regular session at 2 30. The Baptist Missionary society will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Poteet Mrs Norcross and Mrs Kinnear. The Methodist Aid Society Picnic if weather permits will be at City Park Thursday afternoon with families joining the outdoor business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Baptist Missions
Baptist Missionary Society
Poteet
Methodist Aid Society
City Park
Education notes and playground work across the nation
The notice details a 1915 kindergarten pilgrimage to Japan for the Panama Pacific exposition and plans by the International Kindergarten union. It notes the Sioux City Bird club’s goal to inform the public about local bird species, and warns American doctors about Egypt license requirements. It covers playground institutes in Cleveland, school hygiene in cities, and success in engaging students in West Chester and Tacoma through class athletics. It reports colored and white kindergarten efforts in the south, including Richmond’s experimental program and Chattanooga demonstrations, and mentions the Palot brushes andIng omar event details with unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
International Kindergarten Union
South
Richmond
National Kindergarten Association of
New York
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ice Cream and Cure Notes From Philadelphia Letter
Fragmentary text describes a Philadelphia letter promoting ice cream as a remedy for fever and recovery. It hints at a medical claim about freshness and air, with references to investigation and recovery, but remains unclear and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediby
Philadelphia
Conmion
Forest Notes and Forestry Initiatives Highlighted
The article notes a government forest nursery capacity of 26 million trees and references Cornell dedication of a forestry building tied to a state agriculture college. It discusses optimal times for spotting fires from lookouts, cooperation with Coos Bay port authorities to control dune movement, and Jack pine trials in Nebraska yielding fence posts from ten year old plantings. An agricultural experiment station in Pullman aims to establish an arboretum with a planned group of trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forest Service
Coos Bay
Washington
Sand Hills
Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pullmag
Timber and forest notes and a lost collie pup
Four buffalo calves bring the Wichita national forest herd to 61. Oregon Agricultural College students work at the Siuslaw forest nursery, aiding practice and cutting costs. Red alder from the Pacific coast proves good for clothespin pins, possibly leading to a Portland factory. Forest rangers, with the weather bureau, will measure snow depths in the western mountains. Lost collie bitch white with sable heal, reward, return to 314 W 29th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita National Forest
Oregon Agricultural College
Siuslaw Forest
Weather Bureau
Sable
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mag. L. R. Tyson
Fannie G. Stowe
Fitll Daughter
Mark Chapman
C. C. Schwiering
Laramie
Mrs. Schwiering
Cheyenne
Emily
Evelyn Jones
Misses Jones
Agnes Wright
Ruth Breisch
Maurine Carley
Mildred Sterling
L. P. Collins
Fort Riley
Ariney Lardon
Mra
L. J. Larsen
Convent
Convent Hall
O. C. Schwiering
Professor Schwiering
University
Schwiering
Estes Park
A. P. Hanson
Mitchell, Neb
Fred Attebury
Mr. Attebury
Mrs. Attebury
James N. Adams
Sunady
General
Mrs. Hanson
California
Georgia Sullivan
Misa Sullivan
Joyce Sullivan
Misa Dorothy Knight
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Goodrich
J. T
Rex. Gcinitger
Moorcroft
Roy Jones
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Mark Peterson
Mystic Mase Club
Sunergae Meeting
Education Notes
Sioux City
Bird Club
Egypt
Prhe Khedive
Cleveland
Ohio
A. E. Peterson
Department of Hygiene
Arthur ©. Moses
Washington Playground Association
West Chester, Pa
Tacoma, Wash
Palot Brushes
Sherman Co
Ingomar
Janet
Org
Browns
Cornell Whiveralty
State College of Agriculture
Ttia
Denver
Brest Market
Hocky Mountain
Sebring
Cale
Chicago Title & Trust Company
Denver, Colorado
Pacific Coast
Portland
Oregon
Givner
Jess
Studebaker
Overland
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