Delights and announcements from Topeka area clubs and births
The Lawrence W. C. T U hosts a meeting at Mrs J K Youngs with Dean Kelly on moral education and race betterment. Theta Lima Phi alumnae invite Kansas chapters to spring meetings in Topeka. Orin Bales announces birth of son Orin Junior. Golden wedding invite extended to Alexander Parks and family. Mothers and Daughters banquet at the Methodist church seated two hundred guests with violets and mignonettes. annual event favored. Tea hosted for Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller of Indiana Pa with local relatives. Frienmuth Walters wedding to Lota Walters performed at N G Walters country home near Tonganoxie.
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Topeka
Theta Lima Phi
National Journalism
The
State University
State Agricultural College
Lawrence
Manhattan
Kansas City
Alexander Parks
East Mountain Street
Pasadena
Calif
Parksler
Mississippistedt
Mary Murky
Wedding at Tonganoxie Features Roses and Georgette
Mrs Claudine Rein and the groom were married with a ring ceremony in a decorated living room. Professor John Harbeson officiated. The bride wore a cream serge suit with pink and white sweet peas and rose bouquet. A six course banquet followed attended by family and friends. The groom, a local business man, and the couple planned a motor trip after the event. Other social activities included auctions, a church mixer, and a First Christian Church family charades night with games and punch.
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Ding March
Claudine
Sousa
Miss Alma
Frienmuth
Sistr
Ferry Walters
John Harbeson
Tonganoxie
Georgette
Irene Cox
Claudia Keister
Louise Schultz
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Hiawatha
Refugee garment drive lead by Lawrence Red Cross
The Lawrence chapter of the Red Cross asks Federated Clubs and Club Women to assist in April to finish refugee garment work by May 1. Work can be done at the Red Cross room on Mondays or Wednesdays or club members may take tasks home. RS, J. W. O'BRYON, President.
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Lawrence
The
Red Cross
Federated Clubs
J. W. O'Bryon
Pres
West Side Study Club elects new officers in April meeting
The West Side Study Club met on April 1 at Mrs. J W Spencer's 1046 Kentucky street with sixteen members. Papers on Flowers of the Bible Yeats and the Literary Revival were read by Miss Alford and Mrs Wolfe. Officers elected: President Mrs M C Hunter vice president Mrs Riggs secretary Mrs Moran treasurer Mrs Stauffer and representatives to Federation and Civic League. The group will meet next at Mrs Hunter’s 1340 Tennessee street on April 8.
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West Side Study Club
West Side Study Elfih
J. W. Spencer
Kentucky
Alford
America
Wolf
M. C. Hunter
Riggs
Moran
Stauffer
Federation
E. T. Johnson
Civic League
Lawrence
Hunter
Tennessee Street
Local social notes span Kansas and Missouri visits
Mrs. A Haggart hosted Alpha Chi Omega tea while Mr and Mrs Ellis Johnson hosted a Five hundred club gathering. Ensign Hobart McPherson returns on furlough from Chicago and may rejoin the Hill next year. Dozens of locals travel to Kansas City Topeka and Leavenworth for dances visits and work. Presidents and professors plan regional talks and mining school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Haggart
Alpha Chi Omega
Ellis Johnson
Grace M. Charles
Lake View
William Kennard
Russell Carter
Kangas
Ensign Hobart McPherson Haa
U. S. N. Auxiliary
Municipal Piers
Chicago
Ensign McPherson
Edward E. Stauffer
Rifle
Celo
Jess Stauffer
Stauffer
Colorado
J. S. Stauffer
Lecompton
Kans
F. J. Adams
Newberry Port
Mass
Sol Marks
Floyd Staveson
James Davidson
Karl Noll
William Wertz
Kansas City
Jimmie
H. W. Keene
Fairview
Kansas
Keene
G. H. Dixon
J. D. Ferguson
Topeka
Bessie Akers
Leavenworth
Marie Gibbons
L. G
Lola Coghill
Lebo
H. C. Mayes
Eben Baldwin
Martin
Topea
Joke was on Milt Diehl in oat granary case
Douglas County farmer Milton Diehl of Lone Star faced a charge of trying to break into Lou Lawson’s granary this morning. The dispute centered on oats purchases and a locked granary. Diehl reportedly pried off boards but found Lawson absent and the situation resolved after talks between the men.
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Douglas County
Milton
Diehl
Lone Star
Lou Lawson
Dieh
Lawson
Saga
Diehl Thera
County Dismisses Case After Oats Explain Diehl
The defendant Diehl was pleased by the explanation and asked the county to dismiss the case, which was granted. In days following, Diehl’s friends teased him about his oats, reflecting lighthearted talk surrounding the incident.
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Diehl
Program Announced for Harold Henry Piano Concert
Harold Henry, a former university student, is set to perform as a leading pianist in Fraser Hall Tuesday at 8 20 PM. Dean Harold Butter of the Fine Arts department released the concert program including works by Bach, Scarlatti, Beethoven Busoni Chopin MacDowell Liszt and others. The Journal-World notes sales book offerings alongside the arts notice.
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Harold Henry
Fraser Hall
Harold Butter
Fine Arts Department
University
Partia
Ale Ele la Bey
Skilton
Hapsburg Banished by Hungarian Assembly Abolishes Nobility
The Hungarian assembly passed a bill to banish all Hapsburgs and confiscate their property. Other measures abolish certain noble titles and capital punishment except under martial law. Advertisements urge Palace Meat Market quality and courtesy. graduate fellowships offered by the attorney and Dean F W Blackmar with $300 honors, applications due noon April 10.
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Copenhagen
Aussian National Assembly
Hapsburg
Vienna
Atterney
F. W. Blackmar
Graduate School
Poultry Wanted at the Palace Meat Market
Poultry wanted at the Palace Meat Market on 830 Mass. Phone 86. Also reports of a crank obstructing traffic in Lawrence. A local physician observed a crank in the streets, with no clear origin or destination noted. Chief James Monroe aims to remove the nuisance. Midwest manufacturers and Mississippi Valley Association members depart Chicago for a trade tour of Mexico hosted by the Mexican government.
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Palace
Police
Lawrence
James Monroe
Middle West
Mississippi Valley Association
Chicago
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
W. C. T. U. Pushing Great Campaign
The W C T U aims to recruit one million members and raise one million dollars by June 1st to enforce prohibition. Douglas county plans 1200 members Lawrence 600 with a county institute in Lawrence April 16 at the Y M C A. Lawrence holds the largest single council in Kansas with 250 members as captains organize ten groups.
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Douglas County
L. K. Robinson
Eudora
Lawrence
J. D. Kennard
Kansas
Kennard
Chamber of Commerce
Salt encrusts Ogden as windstorm blows salt from Great Salt Lake
Ogden Utah April 5 Violent windstorm yesterday sprayed salt from the Great Salt Lake covering sidewalks and buildings more than ten miles away. An exhibition on killing and treating pocket gophers will be held Wednesday at 10 am directed by E T Ptacek at the Paul Koehler farm near the county poor farm, with a Kansas State Agricultural College specialist in gopher control.
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Ogden
Tah
Great Salt Lake
Utah
E. T. Ptacek
Paul Koehler
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ten Lawrence Students to Represent KU at Topeka Meeting
Ten men, all University of Kansas students except Hugo Dedell who is KU Y M C A secretary, travel to Topeka today for a meeting of Kansas college student leaders. A. Olin Fearing and Wedell are among the Lawrence delegates. Also note sermons at the Baptist church with Rev. R. A. Schwegler of the university delivering both morning and evening addresses.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas
Hugo Dedell
University
Y.M.C
R. A. Schwegler
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Charles
Ray
Fire Village Smithy
Mae Marsh
Sadie
Bert Lytell
Pathe
John Barrymore
Orin BR. Bales
Orin Junior
Methodist Church
Helen Peairs
Haskell
Helen Backer
Virginia Petty
T. BE. Johnson
Ralph Miller
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Miller
M. A. Allison
Walters Frienmuth
N. G. Walters
W. Hans Frienmuth
Lota Mae
Walters
Hester & Roberts
911 Masa
Vicx
Weather Report
Public Utilities Commission For
Ohio
Cleveland
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Weyer
Pittsburgh
Natural Gas Association of America
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Morabore
Bishop
Sam Bishop
Adele Russell
H. T. Moore
Wichita
Baptist Church
Gola H. Roberts
First Christian Church
Scherzo Club
Mantie Sirgliss
le Scherzo Club
W. H. Babb
Progressive Reading Club
E. L. Garrett
Catherine Burnett
Breezedale
No Name Club
Kanaga
Elec
F. W. Cutter
F. E. Burke
J. N. Johnson
E. R. Learned
Cussion
Barrie
Mrs. Kanage
Clarence Browning
L. Flint
A. Baunam
Neodasha
Caroline Spangler
W. F. Freeman
DeSoto
Mildred Miller
Betty Hamilton
Frances Jones
Nadine Nowlin
Katherine Duffield
A.C. Terrill
Department of Mining Engineering
Pittsburg
Baxter Springs
Webb City
J. C. Carter
Burlingame
Christine
Blanche Dolechek
Evelina Watt
Milt Diehl
Journal-World
Hapsburgs
Massachusetts
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Hood
Barber’s Drug Store
Drake
Goodrich
Akron
Silvertown
Silvertowns
Goodrich Tires
Vilverton i
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