Sayre Club Active at Topeka Kansas Meeting
At the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association gathering in Topeka this week the Sayre club held a morning breakfast in honor of the late Dean J. L. Sayre of the University School of Pharmacy who died July 21 1925. The club with 100 members listed charter members S. J. Kelsey Olathe Fred Ireland California E. I. Fish Sedan Amos Kansas City A E Langworthy Topeka W S Bacon Piqua J F Firgenbaum Lawence and L W Snepp Olathe. Officers for the state association were reelected Charles Th Andrews Wichita as president Frank Shoemaker Fort Scott as first vice president Kelsey Petro Topeka as second vice president Earl Shaffer Sedgwick as treasurer CG W Gates secretary. Travel's auxiliary elected Dean Bates president W C Gilmore vice president M A Andrews second dean Chet Williams third vice president Ed Hamill secretary-treasurer Joc Kohler sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Topeka
Sayre Club
JL. E. Sayre
University School of Pharmacy
S. J. Kelsey
Olathe
Fred Ireland
California
E. I. Fish
Sedan
Amos
Kansas City
A. E. Langworthy
Tope
W. S. Bacon
Piqua
J. F
Firgenbaum
Lafwrence
L. W. Snepp
State Pharmaceutical Association
Charles TH
Andrews
Wichita
Frank Shoemaker
Fort Scott
Kelsey Petro
Earl Shaffer
Sedgwick
CG. W. Gates
Association
Travels
Dean, Bates
W. C. Gilsmiore
M. A. Andrews
Dent
Chet Williams
Ed Hamill
Joc Kohler
Senior Recital Tonight at University of Kansas
Miss Bertha Thomas pianist presents a senior recital in central Administration auditorium with assistance from Helen Beard contralto and Lee Greene accompanist. Program includes Chopin pieces, Schutte, Rachmaninoff, Dohnanyi, and Bertha Thomas pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Thomas
University of Kansas
Central Administration
C. A. Preyer
Re Elect Directors Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Vote
Three directors were re elected by stockholders in Topeka Kansas in the annual meeting. Joseph E Otis and W B Storey of Chicago and Myron Taylor of New York were named for four year terms. The note mentions Elkhart and Santa Fe railway and local community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System
Joseph E. Otis
W. B. Storey
Chicago
Myron
Taylor
New York
Elkhart and Santa Fe Railway
Community notes from Kaw Valley extend to family ties
Local social calendar covers dinners with J D Adams and Mildred White of Eudora, Elks and Eastern Star chapters in Eudora, quilting, and church activities. Obituary honors Mrs. R A McGee of Oak Grove. multiple mentions of Corel and McGee families reflecting settlement history in Douglas County. Road repairs improve after heavy snows. school elections reappoint Don Westheffer and Kaw Valley treasurers with nine month terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Adams
Mildred White
Eudora
Dorothy Cox
Kaw Valley
Don Westheffer
Helianthus
Eastern Star
Mary. Moody
Nineteen Hundred
Clarice Miller
Mary Allen
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Society
John Patterson
Ralph Davis
F. G. Hughes
Ed Perkins
Walnut Grove
Michael Schutz
Franklin
Oliver Schutz
Lake View
Arthur Schutz
Ear Ott
Albert Miller
Garnet Hughes
Epworth League
R. A.mcGee
Thomas S. McGee
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Althoush
McGee
A. Gray
N. B. Owings
J. D. Pierson
Oaks Grove
J. J. Smith
A. E. Reynolds
Baldwin
James McGee
Burlingame
Kaw
J. H. Corel
Is Ter
Osear Cox
Lemmel
Albert
Roy Cox
Iss’ Garnet Hughes
Lisikasti
Westheffer
Leavenworth
Farmland
Kaw Walley
Oscar Cox
Oscar Leonart
Don Weatherfer
Donald Eugene
Franklin School Basket Dinner Announces Apr 27
Franklin pupils and Ina Bahnmeier will host a basket dinner at noon Tuesday April 27 followed by a program after dinner. All come with well filled baskets and enjoy the day. The event features a teacher led program and is a community gathering.
Lawrence News Notes Local Visits And Social Events
Mrs. E B Bayart recovered from flu after illness last week. Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Elzy Davis and family visited Ralph Charles. The White and Commons families host a dime tea for the Friends church primary department at 2110 Barker Ave. Mary Lynn Davis dined with Will and Mrs Fairly. Clifford Enyart and Lee Enyart take exams at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Heizmann
George Tuttle
Harold
Tom Murphy
Will
Bert Mitchell
Faye Gosper
McLouth
Frank Gosper
Marjorie
West Chambers
Lawrence
Clark
Fred Chambers
Anna Schutz
Will Hornberger
Worden
A. B. Welsh
Fred Florance
Bessie
Rachael Fletcher
Robert, White
Perry Harris
James Childers
Albert Sommers
Plin White
Lawrence Glock
Will Fairly
Ralph Davis
Kaw Valley
Joe Davis
Billy Lemon
Caroline
Dorothy Heizmann
Robert Zing
Hesper
Y A. E. Welsh
Sherman Fiet‘cher
Clarence Davis
Johnnie
Ralph Standing
J. M. Palmer
John Ervins
Blue Mound
George Snyder
Mary ‘Mohler
Globe
F. P. White
Sherman Fletcher
Robert White
Edward
Kansas City
Claude Cottrell
Mr. Cott Irell
Mr. Clark
Wilt Fairly
Devore
Law
Lloyd
Faye Young
John Garret
William Risele
George _ Florance
Samuel Fletcher
Elzy Davis
Connecticut Street
Davis
Alice
Mary Anna Smith
Geneva
Evelyn White
Leslie
Leeds
Kindred
Volney Holmes
Bellview
William Eisele
Michael Schutz
Henry Stoebner
Conrad Gastrock
Lutheran
Carl
Lester Hegeman
Branson
Lawrenee
Edward Davis
Ina Bahnmaier
Oskaloosa
Paige
Samuel Fletcher Sherman
Elizabeth Fletcher
J Br
William Gentry
Lipz
Floyd ? White
R. A. Wingrove
Charles and
Roland
Tonganexie
C. D. Lewis
Wingrove
Lewis
Helen Talley
Esther
Leonard
Donahd
William Thayer
Vera Jones
Tulsa
Ola
Duncan
Ottawa
John McGhire
Mrnd
Ugh Craig
Jimmie
Sas City
Lawrence Glew
Pony
Laurence
Mattie McKinzie
Rock
Creek
Neil
E., B. Enyart
Elizabeth
Adlerika claims gas relief and digestion aid
Mrs. B. Brinkley reports years of gas and stomach discomfort eased after taking Adlerika. Advertisement promotes Adlerika as a intestinal evacuant that relieves bloating and constipation and claims one spoonful removes gas and waste from the system.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas Pharmacists
C.P. A. Lodge No 4
R. E. Jones
Toyeka
Kanwaka Literary Club
Willis Colman
Frank Cummings
Near Richland
Seigel Tose
Helen Harshberger
Eldoyada
Kansas
Ernest Bigsby
Elizabeth Ann
Ambrose Bigsby
Louise Emick
Lawrence Nesbeen
Grover Rothwell
Carr
Leig
Tueille
Mildred Gentry
Homr Totke
Leslie Rose
Lincoln County
Arthur Rege
Harry Jr
Helen Harshberrer
Minervian Club
Watt
Rale
Avith
Daker
Anna Mitchel
Mrs. Shearer
P. J. Peterson
Miller
Mary Springer Ora
Jennie Watt
Guy Grimes
J. M. Har
J. B. Wiggins
Bernice
Chamney
Santa Fe Railway
Marion
E. Sheldon
Keniper
Herbert
Albert Grosdidier
Holy Family Catholic
Father Reich
Gerald J
Flora
Nell Bigsby
Ethelmas
Dodds of
Kaw Velley
Miss Newton
Vinland
Koaf Farmland
Don Westhefferd
Ladies’ Aid
Mirs
Chas
Corel
George Dunkley
Alfred Meber
Conrad Hahn
J. H.corel
Wroyd Fink
Kans
Frank Kennedy
Lawrences Kennedy
Daughtes Garnet
Rose Lawson
Nineteen Hundred and New Club
Mary Moody
Laura Alieda Perkins
L. M. Walters
Carl Perkins
Paola
John Strong
Warne William
Strong
Baby
McConnell Hospital
Lloyd Bigsby
C. G. “Perkins
Sh. M
J. M. Walters
Myrtie Walters
Tay Walters
Edward Martin
Loraine
Oscar Towell
Dorothy
Frank Watters
Vireginia
Frances
Mitchell
Lakeview
Arthur Corel
Pittsburg
Penn
Lloyd Fink
Kennedy Home
Don Westhofer
F. E. Fink
Eli. Westheffer
Gail Perkins
C. G. Perkins
Martha Lehchrer
Farmland School
Sehehrer Airways
Lawrence iGreen
Mr. Perkins
C. G ‘Reney
MS Perkins
Oscar Leohard
Valley
Wan. Altenhernd
Ray Ogden
Memorial Stadium
Donald Nuffer
Bryan
Harald Eisele
John McClure
McClure
R. Hollinger
Jim Duncan
Evelyn
L. K. Perkins
Keansas City
Elizabeth Pletcher
Fred Florancv
C. Saunders
Mildred
Mary Evelyne Will Nuffer
Stull
Leonard Nuffer
Nuffer
William Schwartz
Lutheran Church Lone
Johnnie Steebner
Jamie Worden
Mary Mohler
Glos
R. C. Elliott
Tom Dodson
Kanwaka
Anna Wosdcock
Tna Hahnmaier
Michael Hirmann
J. Schieup
Sylvia
C. BR. Carey
Rence
Michael Heizmann
Wil- Lent Boehle
Blue Mound Thursay
Dee Jimmie Tennyson
Wesley Miller
Hudson
Mick
Atlanta
Geo
Ford
Eudaly
BROS
Rumsey
Funeral Home Funeral Coach
C. B. Rumer
J. C. Rumsey
H.C. Rumsey
the Merchant of Happiness
Hart Scasimer & Marx
Boomerang
Round Corner Drug Store
Sawitex
Jg Cleaners
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