Women and Legion Auxiliary Host Dinner in Ridgeway
The American Legion Auxiliary unit 39 1929 will entertain with a dinner Saturday at 6 30 PM at Wiedemand's cafe for Miss Hadorn secretary of the auxiliary members invite attendance reservations by calling 1219 Red Ore. Ruth Dyche hosted guests at a bridge party with Lawrence Ys and Bertha Sellardy won dress trays as prizes. The gathering featured multiple showers and church social notices with community activities in Ridgeway and surrounding areas.
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Hadorné
The
Herican Légion
Wiedemand
Mise
Hadorn
Ailiary
Auxary
Fi Hadorn
Ortmar Bridge
Ruth Dyche
Lawrence Ys
Dee
Bertha Sellardy
Open House at the Elks and varied club meetings listed
The Elks lodge hosts an open house tonight with dancing cards bowling billiards and radio entertainment. Tomorrow at 3 oclock Mrs H B Kibler hosts the Ladies Literary League at 745 Alabama street. Birth announced a Bahos daughter at 1104 New York street weighing nine and a half pounds. Meetings include the Twentieth Century Club at 1200 Ohio street tomorrow at 8 pm and Friends in Council at 1823 Ohio street during January. New Year’s party at the Country Club 9 to 12 tonight for members. No Name Club meets at 1604 Tennessee street tomorrow afternoon. Portia Club meets at 1841 Louisiana street Thursday at 2:80. An oil from rubber tree seeds yields fodder residue. A Malaya mill ships rubber seed for this purpose and seeds are secure under current plantation conditions.
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Malaya
Europe
Topeka Visits and New Year Party at Elks Hall
Local notes report numerous visits and travels among Topeka residents including Mr and Mrs Clyde Teter and Claude Scott. Several families return home after holidays from Kansas City Emporia and Chautauqua. Elks Hall hosts a New Year Open-house with dancing cards bowling and a four piece orchestra as Elks and families join. Industry note states candy factory production in the South tops 150 million pounds annually.
Sun's long life argued by Arrhenius in Stockholm lecture
Dr. Svante Arrhenius told a Stockholm audience that the sun could shine at the present rate for about 86 billion years and that human culture would not perish for lack of sunshine. He outlined a cycle theory of stellar energy from hydrogen to iron and back, noting stars may flare again in nebulous regions. He praised American astronomy for strong skies and ample research funds.
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Stockholm
Svante Arrhenius
Dr. Arrhenius
Earth
Arrhenius
Anniversary sale to continue under Darat Sales System
J H Cohn of the Fair extends the Anniversary sale with Henry Durst of the Darat Sales System of Topeka managing. Durst has run sales for years and locals anticipate bargain events highlighted by forthcoming page advertisement in this issue.
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Henry Durst
Darat Seles
Topeka
Durst
Sue
Peckham Clothings closing out sale at Lawrence store
Peckham announces closing out sale of the Peckham Clothing company in the Lawrence store one of six in the Peckham system. Mr Peckham retires from active management though retains other interests and may move residence. Friends hope Lawrence remains home for the couple.
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Hmnetoday
Journal-World, Herald
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Peckham
Lawrence
Wolfson Store Announces Second Special Sale in Lawrence
Residents report a large basement stock at Abe Wolfson's clothing store, with a high quality line of furnishings and shoes stored separate from the main room. Wolfson claims ample reserve inventory and Overstocked conditions as Edward L. Kelley of Durst Sales System Topeka conducts the sale.
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Wolfson
Lawrence
Mr. Wolfson
Journal-World
Edward L. Kelley
Durst
Topeka
Sooners Open Oklahoma Basketball Schedule With Iowa State
Oklahoma prepares for its season opener against Iowa State on January 6, with most early games on foreign courts. The squad lists five lettermen ready to start and several fresh players to augment the team. Captain Cocke and Howard guard veterans in their third year, with Alpha Johnson center and Dixie Gilmer and Wilfred Mores forward among the returnees. Missouri Valley Conference rules limit games to sixteen, with two remaining nonconference tilts noted.
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Hoviayd Ag Okem
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Winefred Mores
Missouri Valley Conference
M. College
Emma S Redel Named Assistant Secretary on Rail Line
Minneapolis reports Emma S Redel, chief clerk of the Minneapolis and St. Louis, has been appointed assistant secretary of the road by the board of directors. She has long run financial and operating duties in the absence of officers and started as a stenographer in the law department.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Emma S. Redel
Minneapolis and St. Pis
Inis
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Aluminum gains ground in power lines and Canada’s shipping rise
Aluminum becomes readily available for electrical installation especially long-distance conductors. It offers equal conductivity with half the weight of copper. Since 1919 Canada advanced from thirteenth to eighth among maritime nations, now operating nearly 9,000 vessels.
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Canada
First Baptist Church Sets Annual Meeting Evening
The First Baptist Church schedules its annual meeting this week with a Wednesday afternoon and evening session, voting on church and Sunday school officers until 8:30. A basket supper precedes the business meeting. Nominations were previously made by a standing committee.
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Visiting in Lawrence with Urbana Pickering party
E Pickering of Urbana Illinois is visiting his mother Mrs A D Picering in Lawrence. His wife, now at Cherryvale, will join later in the week. They recently returned from abroad where he studied a year and enjoyed Italy. His mother plans to visit Cherryvale to see relatives. he is non teaching at the University of Illinois.
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E. Pickering
Urbana
A. D. Picering
Bereavement Acknowledgment for Mrs. John C. Root
Cary and Mrs. Root family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and help during the loss of wife and mother Mrs. John C. Root. Signers include John G. Root and Mr. and Mrs. Werkenthin.
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John C. Root
John G., Root
Werkenthin
Sour Owl Out Soon at K U News Brief
The resolutions number of the Sour Owl will present to the student body at Kansas University early next week.
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K. U
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