Washington's Birthday Tea at Mrs. Emery Home
The Betty Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a birthday tea Saturday at Mrs. Peter Emery’s home. About a hundred women attended with officers and guests, red candle decor and small flag favors marking George Washington’s day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Peter Emery
Emery
Madge Bullene
B. B. Beery
W. J. Gilmore
J. W. Murray
T. B. Griesa
Carl Friend
Wilder
Mrs Emmett Visits Lakeview Relative Return Home
Mrs A G Emmett of Lakeview returned home this morning after visiting relatives here since Saturday. Clifford Campbell a University of Kansas student also returned to his home following the visit with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Emmett
Lakeview
Clifford Campbell
University of Kansas
Prominent Residents Visit Topeka and Nearby Kansas Cities
A Kansas City visit notes Mr and Mrs Hamer Ziegenbein of Osage City host guests Mr and Mrs G A Hunter. Rep C E Beeks and Mrs Beeks return to Topeka after a weekend at home. FH Smithmeyer travels to Kansas City while Rep Willard Morgan spends weekend nearby. J W Priestly recovers from appendicitis at Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City. Miss Mary Lindley from Chicago plans visit with Chancellor E H Lindley. Mrs R A Cox returns home to Topeka after care for her ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hamer Ziegenbein
Osage City
Kans
G .A. “Hunter
C. E. Beeks
Baldwin
Topeka
Smithmeyer
Willard Morgan
Hopeka
J. W. Priestly
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Mary Lindley
Chicago
E. H. Lindley
R. ‘A. Cox
P. W. Ewing
Booth Tarkington Seventeen tryouts in Lawrence
The Lawrence Drama League and Council of Young People's Activities announce tryouts for Seventeen by Booth Tarkington. A fourteen character cast includes three middle aged men and women, five young men, four young women, and a child. Tryouts are Wednesday February 25 at 7 30 in Green Hall in Green Hall on February 25 at 7 30. All interested may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Lawrence Drama League
Council of Young People’s Activities
High School
Green Hall
League
City Assessors Meet for Instruction by County Clerk
City assessors gathered at 10 o clock this morning to receive duties guidance from E. C. Bussing the county clerk. The session covered March first start date for city assessments and outlined required duties and upcoming problems in their work. A round table discussion followed to detail enumerator roles and city specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bussing
City of
Lawrence
Census meeting for Lawrence with Mr Bussing
Lawrence officials plan a 10 o clock meeting with Mr Bussing tomorrow to receive full census instructions. Decennial year requires added statistics from enumerators and detailed guidance will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fio
Bussing
Ir Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals for James Smith and Benjamin Balden
James W. Smith died at his home on Indiana Street. Funeral at 10 AM tomorrow at Oak Hill cemetery with Rev. C A Richard officiating. Benjamin Balden, 74, died at his Illinois Street home. Funeral at 2:30 PM tomorrow at Funk's chapel, burial in Oak Hill cemetery, with Rev. G N Jackson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
Indiana Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
C. A. Richard
Benjamin Balden
Illinois Street
Funk’s
KU Radio to Broadcast Biweekly Musical Program
The University of Kansas station KFKU will air at 6 50 p m tonight presenting a biweekly program featuring four violin solos by Conrad McGrew and four vocal solos by soprano Miss Esther Ott The program includes Liebesfreud Schon Resmarin Tambourin The Winter Roses I Knew You and 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
KFKU
Conrad McGrew
Esther Ott
Rameau-K
Shorten Class Periods At KU Convocation Schedule Change
Convocations at the University tomorrow and Wednesday shorten class periods to thirty five minutes. Morning schedule sets first hour from 8 30 to 9 05, second hour 9 15 to 9 50, convocation 10 00 to 10 50, third hour 11 00 to 11 35, and fourth hour 11 45 to 12 20. Court House Offices Observe Washington’s Birthday Holiday.
Quenemo Half Century Progress Recited in Essay
Ruth Mayo quennemo high school girl describes Quenemo evolution from Sac and Fox Indian agency to modern town in a prize winning My Home Town essay. The piece recounts early settlers, 1870 town site survey, 1871 two room school, first newspaper The Observer in 1883, and 1883 railroad line with notable locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
Kan
Associated Press
League of Kansas Municipalities
Ruth
Mayo
Keokuk
Miss Mayo
Geo. Logan
William Whistler
The
Observer
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Delicate To Deep Colors
Perfect home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint soft shades or boil to dye rich permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes directions, simple for any woman to dye lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists satin stockings sweaters draperies and more. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist the material to color wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods.
Pleasant Oak and Clearfield residents visit weekends
Miss Edna Smith of LeLoup visits with Miss Vera Breithaupt while LeRoy Breithaupt calls in Eudora. The Pleasant Oak and Clearfield schools share a Valentine box, and teacher Miss Clare Randel spends the weekend with her parents. Local families, including Breithaupt, Miller, Deay, and Housman, host and visit through Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smith
LeLoup
Vera Breithaupt
LeRoy Breithaupt
Eudora
Dr. Shannon
Willima Lucas
Baldwin
Pleasant Oak School
Irene Breithaupt
Ben Brecheis
Grover Johnson
Freedom
Roger Miller
Eugene
Clyde Deay
Jim
Clare Randel
Pleasant Oak
Randel
Ben Brecheisen
Lucky
Martin Breithaupt
Gail
Wellsville
George
Clearfield
Ruth
Lene
Henry Housman
Herold Eberhart
Lawrence
Local Notes and Meetings In Eudora and Nearby Areas
Several residents are noted visiting relatives and attending events in Eudora and Baldwin. Cornelia Meeder misses school due to flu while Wesley Deckwa and others are mentioned in family updates. A court action reports J F Kaberlein forfeiting a $10 speeding bond amid Community club thanks and a distant reference to executions by the Arabian Akhwank tribe for tobacco use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maggie Naff
P. C. Jones
William M. Ege
Sunset Road
John F. Watts
First Baptist Church
Upland
Cal
Mothers’ League
O. H. Stugard
W. G. Beale
Ira Hogg
Stugard
Margaret Drennon
Ruth Ellis
F. P. Smith
Wiedemann Tea Room
William L. Burdick
C.J.A. Smart
Father Hawkins
Episcopal Church
Liberia
Mr. Smith
Thirteenth
Tennessee
Hawkins
Acacia Chapter House
E. D. Haldeman
D. H. Horkmans
Raymond Nichols
Jack Gates
H. B. Bolton
Fred Beeman
Holloway and Jones ‘Hall
X. R. T. Club
Cora E. Kirby
Washington
Helen Pine
Archer Butler Hurlbert
Birthday Club
F. C. Weed
Kentucky Street
C. E,' Lindley
C.%. DeWatteville
C. E. Merwin
A. S. G. Plank
J. P. Cone
D. C. Murphy
Louise Gephart
May Phillips
C. M. Judy
E. ‘Ft. Olson
Weed
Annie, Monroe
Vir
Ginia
H. B.bullene
Kathleen Monroe
Kansas ‘City
Chas. D. Hurrey
New York City
Hurrey
Committee of Friendly Relations
Lou Harman
Fay Elizabeth
Herbert Gordon
M. Fitzgerald
Chancellor
BE. H. Lindley
Tom Harley
Wichita
G. H. Tumell
Minneapolis, Minn
John Dyer
Cosmos Club
W. H. Fastman
Ohio Street
Rolleqll
Midland Social Club
Frank Walters
Rotary Anns
Rotary Club
Country Club
Thomas Popplewell
Elm. Street
the Twentieth Century Club
L. N. Lewis
C. G. Dunlap
Ladies Literary League
East Thirteenth Street
C. H. Viesenis
Alabama Street
West Side
E. H
Shes
Bailey
D. M. Swarthout
Lapper
Fanny
Drama League
Paris
Pedcock
Eldridge Flower Shop
K. U
Sotos
Court House
Amy, Larremore
Central Administration Building
John Albright
Menger
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Ed Kreisinger
Rachel ‘Tedd
Garrett - Draper
Academy OF Dancing
Hess’ Drug
Minnie Miller
Beauty Culturist
Suni Macha
Ovo Deolly Tha
Florida
Big Fine
St. Clair’s
Bigger & Better
Batavia
Eugene Blackberries
Or & Can
H. C
Acan
Joracan
Ing
Clara Todd
Cornelia Meeder
George Breithaupt
Carl Mitchell
Hattie Leese
Johnnie Schehrer
Knowledge Hill
Thurman Rothivell
J. F. Kaberlein
Aly
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