Reduced Fares Sought For Two Kansas Lodges Meetings
The Public Utilities Commission is asked to approve round-trip fares at one and a half times the one way rate for two Kansas lodge gatherings. The Santa Fe Railway filed for all Kansas carriers to Des Moines Lodge in Leod May 10 11 and for the I B P O E in Emporia May 10 12. Concessions depend on attendance of at least 350 and follow a 25 percent prior policy when approved by carriers.
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Topeka Kans
Public Utilities Commission
Sahta ‘Railroad
Kansas
Ights Templar
Uleod
Emporia
Commission
Ford Pays Off Major Debts In Wall Street Liquidation
New York reports of Henry Ford seeking extensive Wall Street financing were denied as bankers announced he had liquidated loans totaling 25 500 000 in Detroit. Y M C A Board to Meet tonight will convene at the association building with dinner served at 6 o'clock.
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New York
Henry Ford
Wall Street
Detroit
Association
Glenn and Community Activities Near Cyrus Glenn
Local notes recount visits to Cyrus Glenn including Mrs Fred Bahnmaier and Mrs Walter Moore. A fall injured Mrs Vester Robinson and prayer meetings led by Rev J F Steves were held at Glenn Church. The Lecompton rural high school district convened with board election results, and Mrs Jessie N Glenn was noted as teacher.
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Fred Bahnmaier
Cyrus Glenn
Vester Robinson
Elizabeth McClanahan
Eudora
Miss Hemming
Greenwood Valley
Walter Moore
Geo. L. Glenn
Rosemary
Glenn Church
J. F. Steves
Starr Glenn
Ivan and
Eiteern
Thos Glenn’s
Ollie Welcher
Reuben
Alva Lee
Clarence Welcher
Topeka
Will Gienn
Big Springs
George Young
Fred
Nannie Young
Gladys
Geo. L. Glenn’s
Welcher
Lecompton
John Matney
Lecompton Rural High School
Wm. C. Hill
F. P. Shirley
Brown
Telek
Chas. A. Wells
Ne ‘Hoyt Claar
Glenn
Jessie N. Glenn
RB. M. Gray
Glenn Sheffer
Jessie N. Glehn
Ags
Vaisy Cyrus
A. Mikesell
Davidson
Lodge
Will .Glenn
Ed. McClanahan
Ecompten
Ge. L
Irs
Pani Glenn
Kanity
Local notes from Lecompton community stream of visits and chores
The Lecompton area reports visitors and trips as Geo L Glenn and family motor to Lecompton and Perry. Mrs H A Davidson visits at Geo Glenn’s home while Mr Davidson drives to Big Springs. Church ladies clean the M B Church. The White Eagle Oil Co. truck passed through. A gentle rain fell early Wednesday and wildflowers bloom in timber pastures and along roadsides.
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Pisas City
L. Glenn
Joe Obsid
H. A. Davidson
Lécompton
Geo. L. Glenn
B. F. Glenn
Harvey Glenn
Lecompton
Geo
Wm C
Cyrus Glenn
Otis Morris
Will Glenn
Journal A. M. A. Wim
Geelan
Greetwood Valley
Gilbert Henry
Big Springs
Henry
Glenn
Families travel from Glenn to Berryton revival services
A Sunday evening trip gathered about a dozen families from Glenn and Lecompton at Glenn church at 6:30 to ride to Berryton for revival services led by Rev. Glanz. Participants included John Mathey, H Z Brown and family, Walter Brown, Cyrus Glenn, R M Orray, Fred Smith, Vester Robinson, George L Claar, Rev Memier, Kettering family, and Arthur Clark’s party.
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Lecomptonne Glens Church
Grane Soneson
Glenn Church
Glenn
Lécompton
Berryton
Glanz
Lecompton
John Mathey
H. Z. Brown
Walter Browns
Cyrus Glenn
R.moray
Fred Smith
Vester Robinson
George L. Claar
Rev. Memier
Ketterinig
Arthur ‘Clark
Madge
Enthusiastic Meeting Attended by Dover and Elizabeth McClanahan
A lively gathering drew 4 Marguerita McCall and Frank with many others from Dover and Elizabeth McClanahan. Attendance included several attendees, though the event was aborted by those present.
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Marguerita , McCall
Frank
Elizabeth McClanahan
Dover
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