Women discuss democracy and voting at local meeting
Miss Gertrude Bly urged voters to study candidates before casting ballots and to engage from the precinct level. Miss Electa Kindelsperger spoke on nonpartisan civic duty, while University women heard the talk and planned future programs at Robinson Gymnasium and in classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude *Bly
Presbyterian Church
League of Women : Voters
Philadelphia
Ims
Miss Ely
New Voters
National League of Women Voters
Republic Sets Regular Session For Tomorrow Afternoon
The Republic will hold its regular session tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the G A R hall.
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the Republic
G. A. R. Hall
Personal notices from Lawrence social circle travel far
Mrs. F A Kelsey travels to Tong Anoxie to stay week with daughter Mrs Ralph Phenicie. Mrs E Mott and Mrs J W Detwiler visit Lansing for the day with Mrs Ed Van Ousdahl. Sept 0 Lane goes to Topeka on state superintendent office business. Prof Seba Eldridge and about thirty socialist class members visit Armour packing and H D Lee Mercantile in Kansas City. Harry L Snyder of Los Angeles visiting sister Mrs Fred Clarke goes to Kansas City. Mrs C C Aston spends the day in Kansas City. C W Hemphill on Kansas City business. Stanford Randels Merle Dye Jake Richard Edwin Young spend day in KC. Mrs George Meyn of Kansas City visits Lawrence guest of Mrs Fritz Neyn. Frederic Carman visits grandparents Mrs F B Carman and Mrs A N Gordon and aunt Mrs T H Marsh in Herington. Dr and Mrs W C McConnell and Mr and Mrs W H McConnell of Parsons return from weeklong motor trip to Chicago to visit Mrs Sylvia McConnell Wood. Mr and Mrs Charles Fox attend automobile show in Kansas City. Mrs Sonia Russell summoned to St Joseph Mo by sister’s serious illness. Prof and Mrs T J Smart depart for the East. Mrs Smart to Farmville Va and Mr Smart to Washington for National Education Association meetings.
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F. A. Kelsey
Tonganoxie
Ralph Phenicie
E. Mott
J. W. Detwiler
Lansing
Ed. van Ousdahl
J. Lane
Topeka
Seba Eldridge
Kansas City
Armour Packing Plant
H. D. Lee Mercantile Company
Harry L. Snyder
Los Angeles
Fred Clarke
C. C. Aston
C. W. Hemphill
Stanford
Randels
Merle Dye
Jake Richard
Edwin Young
George Meyn
Lawrence
Fritz Neyn
Frederic Carman
Herington
F. B. Carman
A. N. Gordon
T. H. Marsh
W .C. McConnell
W. H. McConnell
Washington
National Education S Association
Community Notices From Excelsior Chronicle Readers
Charley Gilliland helped Harry Flory with wood Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Schwartz visited the Will Schwartz home Monday. Russell Dyer and L W Haas called on Charley Gilliland Monday evening. Mr and Mrs John Cline spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Tom Gilliland. Albert Dyer did his butchering rites, Mr and Mrs Harry Flory, Mrs Maries, Mr and Mrs Charley.
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Charley Gilliland
Harry Flory
Carl Schwartz
Will Schwartz
Russell Dyer
L W. Haas
John Cline
Tom Gilliland
Albert Dyer
Maryies
Charley
Harry
Flory
Ike’ Montgomery
Glenna
Letha
Neva Faye
Etta
Kenneth
L.W. Haas
Charley. Gilliland
Hazel
Glenn
Dudley
Tom. Gilliland
Local residents attend visits and chores around town
Gilliland and sons aided with butchering at Haas home while Frank Wacker of California visited his parents. Charley Browne and family spent Tuesday evening with the Florys. Dan Johanning hosted helpers for butchering. Homer Disque cut wood for Gilliland. Flora and guests toured Ottawa and Lawrence. Multiple calls and visits mark a busy midweek in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Gilliland
L. A. Flora
Ottawa
Harry Flory
Helen
Marie
Florence Williams
Charley Osher
Frances
James
Conrad’ Gastrock
L. W. Haas
Eva
Lawrence
Homer
Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye Each 15 Cent Package
Directs simple dyeing at home for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Offers permanent rich shades for clothing and decorative textiles. Advises confirming fabric type with druggist before dyeing. Diamond Dyes advertised as the sole brand.
Anna Johanning and neighbors recall a quiet weekend
Anna Johanning hosted Friday evening visits while Mrs Glen Flora and children called on Saturday. Ike Montgomery and daughters traveled to Baldwin. The C P A wolf drive produced no wolves though several were seen. Funeral services for Joe Harshman were held at Centroplis Christian church with family mourning a long illness. Will Peffly and sons from Ottawa visited the Haas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Johanning
Glen Flora
Ike Thomas
Ike. Montgomery
Glenna
Letha
Alvin
Baldwin
Mary Peffly
Harry Flory
Opal
Helen
Marie
George Markley
Joe Harshman
Christian Church
Centroplis
Lawrence and
Harold
Ottawa
L. W. Haas
Names Come Back to English Locomotives
After years, English railways revive engine naming as coaches once did. The practice aims to spark interest among passengers and engineers by giving locomotives distinct names, linking tradition with modern train travel.
Food Sale By Ladies of St. John's Church at Metzler's
A church fundraiser notice announces a food sale organized by the Ladies of St. John's Church to be held on Saturday, February 20 at Metzler's Furniture Store.
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St. John's Church
Metzler's Furniture Store
Inouyekueisha Education Fund Founded in Tokyo
An institution to aid deserving students to obtain higher education is forming in Tokyo with a 1,000,000 yen fund contributed by Marquis Inouye. The money comes from the sale of part of his art collection, which yielded 2,400,000 yen. Also noted is Bulgarian Peter Ferichtanoff lifting an automobile load of nine people totaling nearly two tons on an inclined plank.
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Tokyo
A. P
Marquis Inouye
Peter Ferichtanoff
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Mothers’ League
Ella Doering
Tennessee Street
Jay Smith
BE. W. Soxman
Ira Wi
West Sixth Street
Hogg
J. J. Simmonds
New York
Meha
M. T
Tamnix
J. B
Maloney
Sternbersworth
His
Burn Cor
Rees
Bradshaw
Gagliardo
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Wheeler, Ihester
Steff Wie
Hika
Ean Oh . Klosz
Frof
T. Sx. Larremore
Fritz Meyn
Colonial
Clarence Bleisner
Ed Peterson
Arthur Reed
Walter Johns
Clyde Teter
Carl Graeber
Thomas Gerhart
George Comstock
Newcomers Club
Myers Hall
A. A. Schaeffer
Marion Talley
Loyal. Helpers
F. N. Courtney
Wen
Women's Alliance
Unitarian Church
Woman's Society of the First Baptist Church
Violet Hull
Jennie ‘Gaw
Dorothea Simons
Miriam Wood
Harry Houk
Carl Holbeck
iLawrence
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Betty Washington
W. B. Dalton
Belverton
Eighth Street
E. H. Lindley
E. Friend
Jay
First Presbyterian Church
L. D. Club
van E. J. Netzer
James W. Kensett
Missouri Street
Simmons Hospital
James William Jr
Washington’ Relief Corps
Grand Army of
Excelsior
Children’s
White
E. W. Penchard
MJB
Theo
Ben Abraham
Princeton
Bradfield Reculator Co
Atlanta
Tell
Ward’s Flowers
Wrigleys
Vicks VapoRub
Ctsfa Ways
Acts Oey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana’ St
Grayson & Kopp
Mr. Motorist
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