Second District conference to convene in Clathe
The Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs plans a Saturday and Sunday meeting in Clathe. Miss Minnie Mar, Kans 38, director of Howe ahal l and Mrs. president will direct sessions. The gathering will include local planning and regional participation, with attendees traveling from Lawrence and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Minnie Mar
Kans
Howe Ahall
Pioneer women in business push for better education
The article recalls a 1919 founded movement by women seeking professional training and standards in commerce. Leaders discuss funds, organizational growth, and the role of conferences in advancing women business progress.
Beauty in Kansas Club Event Echoes Moral Tre nds
A fragmented note describes a University of Kansas gathering titled FIND BEAUTY IN KARSAS. It mentions a dinner, poetry and music, and speakers reflecting on literature's shift toward a more moral, ordered life. The program included speaking, vocal and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kxb
Baneas
Kansas
Rathtan
Morning Concert Bulletin From Athletic Vice Regan
A morning concert bulletin details a program at the University focused on violin performance. Key participants include a dean, a violin professor, and Karl. The event showcases Beethoven selections and features the School of Training Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valie Proseam
Uni- P
Kanaus
Tming
Beethoven
Hy Vling Dean
Karl
Rareen
Dcha
W. Bunny
Guy Maier Recital at High School Saturday
Local notice announces pianist Guy Maier will give a recital at the high school this Saturday at 8 o clock. The program includes his well known two piano work and a piece linked to Lee Pat-Bate. County Board in session will discuss relocation of Eudora roads and school board meets tonight at the high school.
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Guy Maier
Leeal Reusie
Ioc
Lee Pat- Bate
Dowsday Commission
Eudora
Board of Education
Heroic Rescue Aboard During Great Atlantic Storm
In a daring feat four days amid a fierce Atlantic gale, President Roosevelt and Capt George Fried stood by the wrecked British freighter Antinee and helped tow 95 crew members to safety. Lifeboat arrangements were led by Mrs D C Sutton Mrs Lafe King and Mrs John Cline as the rescue drew to a close. The detailed report preserves the peril and endurance of all involved in this historic wartime recovery effort.
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United States
Roosevelt
George Fried
Atlantic
Heroic
This Week's Events and Basketball Schedule
February 2 events include Chamber of Commerce fancheon with Mrs. TJ. Smart and Merchant Bureau chairman election at luncheon. February 4 features Sigrid Onegin concert and Kniver Cite commission meeting. February 5 showcases basketball with St. Mary's at Traskell and Lawrence Junior High vs Sumner at Lawrence. Also Kansas at Manhattan ryling match at Lawrence. February 6 plans Kansas vs Nebraska in Lincoln and other high school games.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fancheon
TJ. Smart
Merchant Bureau
Sigrid Onegin
Kniver- Cite Commission
All of St. Mary's
Traskell
Lawrence
Sumner Junior High School
Topeka
Lawrence High
Manhattan High
Manhattan
Kansas
Kan Agwios
Kansas City
Nebraska
Lincoln
Anerence High
Wamego High
Amezb
University Professor Guest of Omaha Symphony
Prof. C. S Skilton of the University of fine arts recently returned from guesting with the Omaha Symphony to hear his Indian Dances performed by the new orchestra under Sandor Harmati. He spoke to 4,000 school children, played his Indian drum, attended a banquet, spoke at the Rotary Club, and addressed the Fine Arts Association before attending the second concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S Skilton
School of Fine ‘Arts
Omaha Symphony Orchestra
Sandor Harmati
Skilton
Fonterelles
Rotary Club
Fine Arts Association
Second Symphony Orchestra
Athalinee
Cark Hotel Hostess Will Lecture Tuesday Evening
Martha K Hopkins hostess of a Yellowstone hotel will lecture at 8 oclock Tuesday in the University of Kansas Central Administration auditorium. Slides and films show the park journey from Gardiner to Mammoth Hot Springs Norris Geyser Basin Paint Pots and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone with Lake views Handkerchief Pool and upper lower basins The show, courtesy of Northern Pacific railroad, is free and open to Lawrence residents.
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Martha K. Hopkins
Yellowstone National Park
Central Administration
University of Kansas
Park
Gardiner
Mammoth Hot Springs
Norris Geyser
Yellowstone Lakes
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Scientific eating course taught at Kansas Teachers College
A course in scientific eating has been set up at Kansas State Teachers College in Hays. Miss Eth el My Snodgrass, head of the economics department, says education includes knowing how to balanced meals. Etiquette is learned at boarding clubs as students study with weekly instruction.
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Hays
Kan
Kansas Ate Teachers College
Porson
Ethel My Snodgrass
Os Economics
Snodgrass
Lawrence religious council harvest attendance report
Lawrence council of religious education lists attendance by church groups. Major churches include the largest Protestant bodies and colored churches, totaling 2519 and 246 respectively, with a grand harvest attendance noted. The event highlights include class leaders O Foster and Cioland, and the annual fête to be held February 6 at the Vivet Methodist church with tickets sold by church representatives or Dr Gorrill.
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Lawrence Se
le Lawrence
Friends
Church of the Brethren
Episcopal
St. Luke
Wirst Christian
O. Foster
Miss’ Cioland
Doe Braden
Vivet Methodist Church
Gorrill Vewby
Deaths and Funerals in Douglas County and Salina
Mrs. Faye Higgins of six miles southwest of Lawrence died at a local hospital on Saturday. Funeral services were held at Oak Chapel at 5 p.m. Rev M. Testermann officiated. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Nancy Gibler, aged 70, a longtime Douglas County resident, died at Twin Mound Sunday morning and burial is planned at Clinton cemetery. In Salina, divorced men delinquent in alimony were warned by the district court they must pay promptly or face consequences.
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Faye - Higgins
Faye 3
Lawrence
Oak Chapel
M. Testermann
Oak Hill Cemetery
Nancy Gibler
Douglas County
Twin Mound
Clinton Cemetery
Independence and Hopewell Social Notes Mixed
Local social items record visits and calls among Independence and Hopewell residents. Mrs John Ebbitt spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Frank White and Sadie. Mrs Harley Barton called on Mrs Cal Rush. Vaughn returned to school after an accident left index finger lacerated. he visits the doctor every four days.
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John Ebbitt
Frank White
Sadie
Harley Barton
Cal Rush
Lawn Vaughn
F. X. Jardon
Weemsel
Dartlor
Mrz
Toke Helund
Ape
Rey Price- Andi
Christina Tucker
Ottawa
Anna Yakle
Welsey
Kans
Miss Yakle
Reser
Gale
Haas
Damon Jones
Kansas City
Leo Newland and Brothers
Leonard
Charles
FLX
Jordon
Winter
Ena
Will Winters
Winters
Art
Will
Vinland
Railph Teo
N. A
Lizzie Wiche
Anna Day
Sind
Virgil White
Sadie White
Donald Craig
Vintend
James
Cora Eekman
John Rockhard
Chas. Johnson
Vinland A
Lou Newland
Victor Remington
Alden Murray
Baldwin
Mardens
Geo. Williams
Ralph Ice
Harold
Chas
Brown
Baldlvin
Vaughn
L. N. Williams
Everett Pence
Edd Heaston
HH. H. Urick
Topeka
Farmers Union
Fisher
Alta Vista
Everett ‘Pence
H. H. Ulrich
High Prairie
Adriance
Ida
Florence Williams
Excelsior
B. A. Hammond
Ray Price
Ladies of the
Sutton, Cemetery
Wrestle in Wichita feature Pesk and Santel tonight
AP reports John Pesek and Ad Santel are slated to wrestle to a finish in Wichita this evening in a two falls out of three match. Also noted a traffic violation fine of $3 paid by K. C. Beck for parking without lights and three sleepers seeking free lodging at the city jail last night.
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Wichita
Tohn Pesek
Ad Santel
Ge Eed
K. C. Beck
Lawrence Area Social Roster Highlights Local News
Lawrence residents attend visits and gatherings across Baldwin Ottawa Vinland and Topeka. Several families welcome guests, share meals, and travel for gatherings while local clubs plan events and farm meetings ahead of February sales.
Local Social Notes At Santa Fe Depot And Around Town
The day shift operator at the Santa Fe depot greets duties from four to midnight. The Junior class toured Topeka to see The Keeper of the Bees at the Grand, listing attendees including Frye McClanahan and Hazel Taylor. Mr and Mrs N E Whipple hosted dinner guests Rev and Mrs F W Bertschinger, their daughter Mabel, and others. A birthday dinner for Bert Baughman was held at John Day’s home with family present. Daryl McCall, longtime Topeka post office employee, received a transfer to Miami Florida. Various visits and social engagements unfold, including Topeka trips, weddings in Topeka, and neighborly gatherings.
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Whipple's
Tyndies
Methodist Church
Alfred McMurty
Eugene MceMurty
Topeka
McMurtry
If. A. Davidson
Ken Sneth
Matney
Wayne Hall
Grace, Gray
Harley Dark
Florence Gravel
Mabel Bertschinger
Toy Armstrong
Leila Banks
Nellie Slavens
Frank Walters
Martha James
Hazel Taylor
Sara Slavens
Ruth Shaffer
Mary McRae
Elsie Laswell
Hall
Santa Fe
Keeper of the Bees
Gene Stratton
Porter
Grand
Frye McClanahan
Grace Gray
Paul Maust
Billie Schreyer
Joe
Frank Smith
Newt Hamlin
Eldred Day
Smith
N. E. Whipple
Mabel
Olsie Lastwell
Almeda Kettering
John Day
John Day, In Honor of the Birthday of Mrs. Days’ Brother, Bert Baughman
Bert Baughman
Edward
Owen Baughtman
Margaret
Donald
Pauline
Arthur Gibbens
Patricia
Brr
Daryl McCall
Lawrence area visitors and local calls Thursday
A series of short notes records Lawrence area visitors and calls. names include Miss Mabel Flory Henry Landis Rob ert and Jesse Markley Arthur Flory Daniel Beeghley and Charlie Brohammer plus the Train Hatchery callers from Independence Mo surveying Poultry Cullers. Grace Lydia and Doris Histt visited weekend with family in the area.
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Lawrence
Mabel Flory
Wesley Flory
Wil Postma
Abe Flory
L Solon
Arthur Flory
Baldwin
Charlie
Brohammer
Jesse Markley
T. G. Hiatt
Independence
Crosby
Karnes
Train
George Markley
Charlie Brohammer
Henry Landis
Daniel Beeghley
Grace
Clydia
Doris Histt
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Clathe
Business Women
Chris Io
Burin
Karsas
1. U. Radio Program
Arly
Oisia Naugle
Baschor
D. C. Sutton
Lafe King
John Cline
B. Sutton
George Williams
Ice
Rebekah Lodge
Earl T-Black
Lenora Williams
Baker
Lecompton
Spencer Winter
Charles Winter
God's Heavenly Garden
F. W. Bertschinger
M. E
John Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Russel Worley
Mr. Harris
Garnett
Omaha
Prof. Skilton
Cark Hotel
Sterfs
New York
Molla- Mallory
M Edward Raymond
Scarsdale
Bath
Lawresce Council OF Religious Education
Independence and
Hopewell
M. ¥. Maxfield
Mena, Ark
Mayfield
Joan L. Tones
Ms. Jones
Lillian
Alda Brohammer
Clyde Baer
John“ Jones
Wiednest Aross
Charlie Grohammer
John
Charles Brohammer
Farmer's Union
Hone Star
Warden
Emer Chirchbaugh
Andrew Luts
Oss
John Hyre
Charlie Braham
Mar Kiley
Aim
Round Corner
Bell's
School OF Fine Arts
Chrysler
Kahn Garage
Hill
L. L. Reiling
Mass
Shimmons Bros
Pat
ISI
Journal-World
Wellsville
Nyula
Simonth Mouth
John Deere
E. J. Leecy Langdon
Hughts & Foulks
Welleville Tan
Black Deck Ladies’ Farm Bureau
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