The Idaho Artists Association Plan For Prize Distribution
Abe Idaho outlines a plan by the Idaho Artists Association to select 150 top works for a three year cycle. Lay members pay 200 annually for a chance at prizes up to 1000 and 600 for the best pictures. An expert committee will judge, with prizes from 1000 to 200 in a multi-tier system.
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Idago
Abe
B. ‘Camp
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Galleries Association
Gilleries
Autinin
Oakridge Social Notes Record Local Promenades and Guests
Oakridge notes list guests and visits familiar names from Brackett and Lawrence. Leland Colman and families hosted and attended dinners at Miller home while Jim Jones, John Clevenger, and numerous friends traveled to Leavenworth and Kansas City. Several residents returned from trips to New Mexico and Colorado and extended family visits continued through the week with picnics and visits in Mend Herriott’s circle. The community shares condolences for Mrs. Rush, an longtime Lawrence resident.
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Leland Colman
Brackett
Davis
McConnell
Kentucks
May
O. G Miller
Jim Jones
John Clevenger
Leavenworth
Leonhard
Mills
New Mexico
Grace Jones
Lawrence
Ross
Chester Toms
Abs
Frank
Toms
Mend
Herriott
Rush
Kanty
J. W.gdleman
Andose
Margaret Rush
Hom
John F. Richard
Henry Kenyon
Guernsey
Wyo
Ed Foreman
Fred Kelley
Florence Crane
Elizabeth
Topeka
John Earl
Morrow
William Harris
James’ Phillip Rogers
Phillip. Rogers
Edm
Edmonds
Thurman
Parsons
Thomas Edmonds
Lloyd Chapman
Minneapolis
Anna Clark
Neodesha
Alice Tomia
Claud
Earl Chapman
Lawrence Hospital
Laura Reeder
Baldwin
Henry. Means
Church of the Brethren
Winchester
E. H. Patton
Clem Weir
Ind
Weir Stewart
Land-Ate‘cousing
Saari
Carl "Perkins
C.G. Perkins
Delbert
Perkins
Delbéré
W.B. Ross
Salvin
Alia Josephine
Kenneth
Margaret
Robert Ogden
Eudora
Doris-Davis
E. S. Eatsman
Doris Castle
Rhodes
Oscar “Cox
Pof. Lawrence
W. B. Ross
Lola Perkins
Calvin
Alia
Josephine
G. G. Perkins
Greenshoro
Viola Neis
Eugene McCabria
McCabria
Neig
Evangelical Sunday School
Forest Park
Bert Mitchell
Cecile
Charles
John
Arthur Schutz
Carl Perkins
8. M.cowgill
Miss. Josephine
Terre Haute
Carl, Perkins
David Perkins
Tonganoxie
Marjorie Kiefer
Oskalobsai
Miles Saunders
J. G. Saunders
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Grant Risley
Heyward
G. P. la
George Hank
Georgine
Laura
Alieda
Carl, Jr
R. K. Nicholson
Will Koehring
Kaw Valley
McGee
Rosemary
Virginia
Martha
Kansas City
R. K.saunders
Oklahoma
J. C. Saunders
Arndt
R. S. Saunders
Roy Perkins
Hetzel Place
James Saunders
Relph Standing
Harold
Mary Evelyn
Mary Davis
J.C
Thomas Robins
Evelyn
Ralph Gibbs
Gertrude
Edith
Oskaloosa
W. L. Kiefer
Clarence Copy
Eliot
West Virginia
McLouth area notes and community updates in 19th century record
Local residents including E Whipple and Colman are listed among long-time town figures since the 1850s. The McLouth Times building was sold to the highest bidder while J E Lewis plans a move to Novelty Missouri. Building foundations progress for Dick Bross and John Richard, with social news on visits, family arrivals, church gatherings, and plans for Epworth League Institute.
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McLouth
Union
Sonic
Jas
Agill
Thomas M.'Gasa
Albert
Ed Yonds
H. W
Wellman -Bince
Linwood Notes Mention Visits and Local News
Linwood community columns recount Paralee Anderson’s Beloit trip and Ozarks visit, plus relatives visiting in Versailles Missouri Excelsior Springs and Kansas City. Local residents, church talk, farm bureau camp attendees, and residents returning from Colorado and Topeka populate the week’s social and civic notes.
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Paralee ‘Anderson
Beloit
Kans
Ozarks
Mr. Browning
EF. Wilson
Versailles
Roy Sarviss
Colorado
Frank Muzzy
Kansas
Gitsis
Hamilton
Mary
Catherine
Frederick
Katherine Hemphill
Farm Bureau
Leavenworth
Miles
Hy “Stotts
Myr
Gerald
Wilson
Linyoad Times
Bert ‘Dint
Kansas City
T. P. Frederick
Pearl Lockwood
Gennell Bluffs
Towa
Jennie Ha Hard
A. H Engle
Harry Presgrove
Wheaton
Max Frederick
Kansas University
Elia Horrell
Geo Kirkman
Indianapoli
Wid
Chay
Alys [Veitch
Detroit
Mich
Kaw Valley Social Roundup at Kaw Valley
Kaw Valley residents and visitors share Sunday dinners and gatherings across Baldwin, Eudora, Lawrence, and Topeka. Families like Campbell Mitchler Schutz Ott and Perkins mingle with relatives, campfire and C P A picnic attendees, and local church aid society activities.
Social news from area families and guests
A long list of visitors and social gatherings from the area is reported. Includes Mr. and Mrs. W T Ds guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Barnes and children, Mrs. Harry Douglas and Miss Dorothy Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Martin with Perkins guests, and cousins Perkins on a California motor trip stopping in Lebanon Indiana. The Ladies Missionary Society hosted a China program at Mrs Kirby’s home. Other notes cover moves and jobs, visits, and birthday observances among local residents and neighbors.
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George Snoddy
Martha Louise
Salt Lake “City
Utah
Paul Winter
Marshall Gorzill
Lewis
Seigel Rose
Mies _Helen_Keith
F-Tawranea
R. W. Gorrill
Grover Rothwell
Helen
Ernest Bigsby
Anna Mitchell
Misa Josephi Eldridge
Kansas City
Dorothy’ Bryan
Topéka
L. R. Bryan
Virginia Myers
Barr Gorrill
Paul
Winter
Mise
Helen Harshberger
Charles Winter
Joe Harrison
Ozarks
Jonés
Roy
Topaka
Ambrose
Bigsby
Seigel
Rose
Harry—Carr
Marshal
Jenis
Batt
Gorrill
Family Swere
Calters Ats
Gorrills
Shipman Carter
Richard
Brose
Gri Rothwell
J. C. Saunders
Ames Saunders
Lawrence
Frank Lohman
the Valley
Walter Witt
Kaw Valley
Edward Schaake
Homie Folks
H. H. Gerstenberger
Hilda Helen
Carl Altenbernd
Ralph’ Davis
G. M. Kirby
End
E.S. Eastman
Arthur Eastman
Helen O'Dell
Ot Greencastle
Ind
Gilmore
Oscar. Cox
Dorothy and
Albert
Jay
W. T
Jeff Barneighters
Colleen
Bonnie Idan
Harry Douglas
Dorothy
T. S.wiseley
E.w."houghton
Ruth
Elizabeth ' Houghton
Murray
Wagoner
Snyder
E. P. Reeves
Anna Kirby
C. P. Davis
McConnell
Walter Davis
John van Arsdale
Wilson Martin
Perkins
Burton
Zone Star
Olive
Maude Evans
Warren Richey
Oliver Evans
Barker
Mabel Highy
Lee
Emporia
Nancy Cummings
Charles Cummings
Davis
Levette
G. F. Brown
Maffet
Lee Colman
Keith
Willis Colman
Foster van Neste
Indiana
Hert Gregory
Iola
Mrs. Perkins
Margaret Gregory
Misa Margaret Phillips
Martin
Howard ‘Burnett
Leland Colman
National Guards
Fort Riley
Jack Myers
Obituary of John F Harms from Hillsboro area
John J. Harms born November 11 1859 in Paulsheim county Russia came to Kansas in 1875 and married Susanna Bidinger February 3 1883 in Hillsboro. Five children three died young a grandson survives along with a sister and brothers. Funeral held at Frozen church with Rev Epp. buried Brethren cemetery Henderson Nebraska.
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John. F. Harms
John J. Harms
Paulsheim County
Russia
America
Kansas
Susanna Helena Bidinger
Douglas County
Hillsboro
Tioelock
Funer
Peter Harms
Elizabeth
Jake Harms
J.¥. Harms
Lavern Henry
Edgar Arms
Ionder
Omaha
Neb
Great Northern
Harms
Elizabeth. Sailer
Kas
D. A’ Biding
Stull Kan
Kate Benander Richland
H. H. Epp
J. Fi Epp
Brethren Cemetery
Henderson
Cleaners and Dyers Hold Conference in Wichita
A Kansas State Association of Cleaners and Dyers member announced a Wichita conference tomorrow. The event will discuss industry needs and professional standards for cleaners and dyers in the region.
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Cleaners and Dyers
Wichita
Ang. W
Kansas State Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Dyeing for a living draws attention at county gathering
Yesterday and today the angdal meeting heard speakers discuss dyeing as a living. M J Robison of the local committee noted the focus on the craft. R A Cleaver of The El Dorado Times and Carl Harold spoke, with officers J A Welte president, Lloyd Lewis treasurer, and Mr Robison secretary. Read the Market and Want Ads.
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Angdal
M.J
Rébison
Standard Oil Company
R. A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
Carl
J.harold
Pat Wichita
J. A. Welte
el Dorado
Lloyd Lewis
Hutchinson
Mr. Robison
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Oscar Cox
Albert Amd
Frank Rhodes
de ‘Soto
T. Gilmore
Mabel Gilmore
Aid Society of the Methodist
Bullora
G. B. Johnson
Ed Haverty
Valley
Ralph Davis
C. Gilmore
Mary Allen
Nydia Hughes
Anna Gilmore
Don _Westheffer
Alma Hughes
Helen ‘O'Dell
Greencastle
Joe Stanko
Pueblo
W. B. Rose
Carl Mitchell
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Henrietta Schubert
Ethel Tucker
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Clyda Hiatt
Doris_ Hiatt
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William R. Hughes
Katherine Corel
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Charles Cox
Iowa
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