Local fraternal lodge installs officers for new term
Mrs. George Dunkley presided as president with officers including Mrs. O. C. Le Suer as worthy president and Mrs. E. D. Haldeman as worthy oracle. The event featured a Beauceant reception and a dining room of red roses and poinsettias.
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Anil
George Dunkley
Worthy
O. C. le Suer
Worthy Oracle
E. D. Haldeman
Ail
Blanka Worthy Fontress
aEratik Mareh Marshal
Paul 2Lange
Marshal
Weirone
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Old Folks Home President and Kansas City Visitors
Local notes list Misa Alice Chapuis as president of an Old Folks home group, with various social mentions. Birth announced at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on December 16: a son named Sam Howard. Several residents and visitors travel between Kansas City, Topeka, Lecompton, Emporia, and Omaha. World news cites France and Britain debt discussions. local ads mention stationery and pipes in Kansas City.
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Misa
Alice Chappuis
Virgil. Farley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sam Howard
Jack Dunkley
Kansas City
Mary Foley
Alberta Collins
Lecompton
F. L. Courtney
Harry Huffard
Emporia
D. W. Owens
Dolson Beery
C. E. Lindley
Topeka
Dean John Dyer
Frank Isenhart
Charles Bedell
George Swope
E. A. Edwards
Frank, Lescher
Frank
Thomas Burtch
Omaha
Neb
F. W. Jaedicke
B. E. Wilson
Kansas Teachers Association proposes five measures for state schools
The legislative committee of the Kansas State Teachers Association submitted five proposed measures to governor elect Ben S. Paulen. They seek certification reforms, simplified tuition laws, vocational course support, a rational tax plan for schools, and an extended teacher annuity program. Christmas vacation at the University of Kansas runs from Saturday noon to January 5 with Saturday classes meeting as scheduled.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Ben S. Paulen
Jegs W. Miley
Miley
Obituary for Mrs Johanna Will of Vinland Kansas
Obituary details the life of Mrs Johanna Will born April 30 1850 in Groseenmeyr Oldenburg Germany. She married Frederick Will April 30 1878 and moved to Lawrence Kansas in 1873 then Vinland where she lived until her death December 21 1924. She left two children Johanne Griffis and Fred Will. Burial was at Stony Point cemetery beside her husband. Neighbors recall her generosity hospitality and Christian faith.
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Johanna ,Brunes
Groseenmeyr
Oldenburg
Germany
Frederick Will
Lawrence
Kansas
Bebush
Vinland
Johanne. Griffis
Fred Will
Stony ‘Point
Grage
Will
John Walton
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