Holiday Society News Recaps Parties and Visits
A bustling holiday page features notices of house parties in Kansas, with guests from Topeka and Lawrence. Mr. Robert Werod travels to Tulsa for a week party hosted by Dan Campbell, and a Sigma Chi dance draws several local freshmen and guests from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Werod
Tur
Tulsa
Ola
Dan Campbell
Campbell
Eeeter
Kappa Sigma Frater‘nity
Miss Fanie Melee and Social Events Listed
Local notices describe upcoming gatherings in Manila and nearby towns including dances, dinners, and card parties. Attendees include high school and university students, Phi Delta Theta delegates, and several named hosts and clubs with plans through December and into January.
Kans City and Topeka visits by local residents
A series of personal mentions notes residents traveling to Kansas City and Topeka for visits or business. Ed Schall, Joh Strong, WwW Blackmar, Professor Whitaker, and others are listed as spending the day or visiting relatives in Kansas City or Topeka. Mr and Mrs Barker plan a move to New York City from Lawton Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Schall
Kansas City
Joh Strong
Blackmar
Mr. Can Squirts
David Ting
Hust
Ben, Ernest
Fel Shinmon
Local residents listed as visitors and a criminal case note
The column lists numerous visitors traveling through Sedalia and nearby towns, including Phillip Wonsorl heading to Midland Texas, Miss Dorothy Riddle visiting Marion Henley, and several others from Iowa Kansas City and Oregon. It also notes Ed McDaniels convicted of forgery, with prior penitentiary time, and referenced local fraud cases.
Injured Man Recovers After Fall At Patee Theatre
Orville Courtland fell from a ladder while fighting a lamp outside the Patee Theatre as the icy sidewalk caused the ladder to slip. He was not seriously injured and returned to work soon after. Scoop Verguson faced a preliminary hearing for assault with intent to kill in Clark's court and was bound over to the district court with bonds set at 400 dollars amid dispute with Frank Dimeryhie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee
Orville Courtland
Courtland
Scoop Verguson
Spaldings Plan Extended Trip to Northwest Region
Mr and Mrs Arthur Spalding plan an extended trip in the coming weeks through Oregon Washington and the British Northwest Ralph Carter will occupy Mr Spaldings house on Vermint street Chief Reinisch returns to duty though hoarse and limited in speech after injury A D Weaver slips on a sidewalk at Vermont and Eighth streets sustaining a serious head injury and is rushed to his office for evaluation
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Arthur Spalding
Oregon
Washington
British Northwest
Ralph Carter
Spalding
Ah Tan Vermint Street
A.D. Weaver
Vermont
Aelliigelts
Eighthst
Dans
First Campaign Meeting Sparks Membership Drive
The Y M C A membership drive opened with volunteers split into two squads named Grape Nuts and Com Makers. Collectors pledged just over fifty dollars for the first morning’s work. Kansas clerks discuss census planning for 1915 with the state tax commission and agriculture secretary Mohler, meeting O S Swayze to discuss taxation and census methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Me Oc.al
Kansas
State Tax Commission
Mohler
Ment of Agriculture
Kansas Clerks’ Association
O. S. Swayze
Tax Conference and Census Work Highlighted in Memo
A conference with the tax commission and Secretary Moh touched many tax law details and interpretation. The census effort is noted to involve additional work in coming years as part of broader government administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toine
Lugishitare
Moh- Tere
Fonlyas Muade
King George First at White House for Congratulatory Reception
A damaged report notes King George I of Guatemala arriving at the White House with a cabinet delegation yesterday evening to extend congratulations. The gathering marked a rare social event after President Wilson's death, with messages from parents and children celebrating birthdays and the president's fond memories.
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King George's
Washington
Georgee
Ale Pentident
Boerage
Wilson
Trachoma Prevalent Among Puerto Rico Schoolchildren
Public Health Service report finds 74 percent of examined Puerto Rico pupils in public districts show positive trachoma or are suspicious cases. The condition risks impaired eyesight or total vision loss among children in the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Tuitka States
Public Health Service Alien Landing Policy Noted
Fragmentary report notes U S Public Health Service rules barring aliens afflicted with iP from landfall in the United States. The text is garbled but references a false investigation in Porto and a damaged inquiry regarding safety and enforcement of medical criteria for landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
Porto
Jon
Lou Reity
Slok
Lhd Devetsn
National Prohibition Sparks Taft Waston Commentary
Massachusetts farmer and President Taft address the prohibition issue at the seventeenth triennial banquet of the Luston association. He argues national law would destroy local government and overburden the federal system with enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Waston
Mass
Farmer
W HH. Taft
Spe
Luston
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Aurora
Paramount Picture
Thomas H. Ince
Als WU
OREPE
Virline
Stermuers
Guiteser Queliby
Sanialey
Newslat
Valug Ati
Forestreet
Storm Serges
Frency Serilowoel
Serges
Dineen
Nals
Malitits
Phai
Childre
Mjediun
Kael
Christanis
Sophie Mr. Morgan
Sigma Chi
Louse
Bernice Renkin
Matilda Smithmeyer
Margiaret Fitch
Lucile Smith
Eleanor Atkinson
Hutt
Kpelery
Dorothy Keeler
Agnes
Dorothea
Isva Melride
Elon
Wag Murial Strong
Messrs. Riestadt
Henry
McCurdy
Dwight Buchanan
Lawrence Hughes
Ker Kedler
Harry Dumas
Dlerman
Ene
Uarlin
Rnesell
Cleo Prabeisen
Garth Nebning
Gene Glabn
Talhor
Clingman
Harold Lowaaneckers
Herbert Coleman
McPherleon
Mro .McKeever
William
Duty Elinth
Pope
JA. Keeler
Aoeard
Poe
Gloucester
Jaly Wongson
Matas
Wah
Port Worth
Monroe
Frank Monroe
Mystery Meader
Agnes Murtaugh
Lmr
W. HL McKonewill
Ipl Street
Hancock
Derentber
Uanegek
Lillian Pharson
Lawrence
Gusie Marel
Topeka
Grace Ehnore
J. J. Russell
Annie Adams
M. O. Russell
Emma Russell
Susia Endaly
8.P. Adams
Robert Stewart
Margaret. Stubbs
Annabel. Garvey
Miss Garvey
Fanie Melee
Manila
Weaver
Ars
John Jerking
Birmingthaw
Alu
Angela Fogarty
T. le Bps
Louisi
Fdna Teeter
York
Neb
C. BE. Teeter
Telluride
Golo
Baptist
Case
Porsid Legar
John Nevin
Winda
James Legar
Or Tints
W. W. Holyfield
Nevin
Davidson
Kentucky Street
Walla
Harper
Mase
Dias
Dinas
Wiley
Hanna
D. M ‘Dunakin
Lawrence Circle No. TA
HL Hall
Sahanyas
W. AL Whitaker
F. Ww. Blackmane
Jackson
B. Coweles
Fiol Rankkin
Rex Miller
Engle
Morrow
Dan Waugh
Parry
Ruth Jackson
Ellen “Morton
Girard
W. BR. Brownell
Evelyn
George , Chambers
Mfrens
Mr. Nelson Griffith
Mrs. Griffith
Mr. le Edwards
Mrs.Edwards
Roy F
Barker
John Robertson
New York City
Lawton, Oklahoma
Sedalia, Mo
Phillip “Wonsorl
Midland
Texas
Donald Hutt
Dorothy Riddle
Herrington
Kan
Marion Henley
Will
Albert
Clifford
Gus. Hartman
Leampton
Schooly
FE. ‘Ainsberry
Hillburroughs, Iowa
Clyde Teeter
Charles Teeter
William O. Toms
Clifton
Frank Toms
J. Eddy
K. City
CB. Root
H. 8. Burdick
U. S. Navy
D. P. Burdick
W. J. Burdick
Walter. Xoentz
J. Underwood ‘Toft
Alamosa
Colo
W. C.roberts
Walt
Portland
Ore
George O. Foster
Roberts
Marvie Ward
McDaniels
Ed. McDaniels
Smart
Bureau of Identification
Slate
Penitentia Ve
Parsons
Ue Hai
Leavenworth
Ted
Reinisch
Reinisehios
Heig
Newmark
Rester & Roberts
Optometrists and Jewelers
ST. Bell Od
Monk
P. L. Wilson
Lawrence Nat'l Bank
Bell
Porto Rico
S.& S.grocery J
St. Clair
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