Winter club dances return with January dates announced
The Country Club hosts another round of winter dances with Dotglass calling. Dances are set for January 30 and February 6, then every other Monday through the month. A Monday evening gathering at Elizabeth Home on Maine Street featured a dinner and entertainment for families, including short Centron films. Notables present included Mrs. Russell Mosser, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolfe, Mrs. Fred Montgomery and family, Mrs. Kenney Edmonds, and Topeka journalism faculty member Miss Francis Grinstead. Further plans include a golf event by Mrs. C. W. McDaniel of Topeka and a Monday bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Alan Asher. Next meeting notes mention Monday January events for Serdar Home Demonstration.
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A. B. Weaver Ap Hoste Hach
T Mosser-Wolf and and Company
Save Forth
Thore
Mosser-Wolf
India
Watch
Centron
Russe
Momser
Arthur Woltalc
Fred Montgomery
Busan
Sally
Andi
Norman
Bioewe
Ooaties Lacey
Keer
Ikeney Edmonds
Kenigin ‘Travis
Wey Mitchell
Maurice Clarkson
Surice Prather
Miez Francis Grinstead
Topeka
C. W. McDaniel
Educational work abroad professor returns via Tokyo to Kansas City
Prof Ernest E Ba returned this morning from Japan after four months of educational work. He left Tokyo Sunday by army plane for San Francisco and arrived in Kansas City. Mrs Bayles and their son Hugh Bayles met him. Mr and Mrs Eugene Brune left this morning by automobile for Key West planning a Havana visit before returning late February. Frank Brune will occupy their house during their absence. Mrs E B Stoffer, ill at Watkina Memorial hospital, is noticeably improved today. Mr and Mrs Adam Kay attended the funeral of their brother in law Ernest Ellis in Waverly. Mrs Ellis is a Kay sister. Mr and Mrs L D Kelly, in Menlo Park Calif, with relatives in Topeka and Lawrence, left for home after Christmas with Mrs Carrie B Thurber and Mrs James Rissman.
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Ernest E. Ba
Japan
Tokyo
San Francisco
Kansas City
E. B. Stoffer
Watkina Memorial Hospital
Adam Kay
Waverly
Ernest Ellis
Ellis
Kay
L. D. Kelly
Lights for horses head and tail lights devised in Denver
John Noack foreman of the Hermann H Heiser Saddlery company has devised head and tail lights for horses. The fluorescent cloth backed with leather reflector parts fasten in cross shape over the headstall and crescent shape over the cantle. Noack says reflectors can be seen by a car headlight beam at a distance of about a half mile.
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Denver
John Noack
Hermann H. Heiser Saddlery Company
Noack
Meeting notice at 1647 Vermont street for Mrs Riley home opening
Dues payable at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs John Riley 1647 Vermont street. Those joining the unit are invited to attend the meeting.
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John Riley
Vermont Street
Crowds Visit Central Park Ice Rink Evening
Crowds visited the Central Park ice skating rink yesterday with about 60 on the rink at the peak and around 40 children using it earlier in the day. The recreation department sprayed the rink after hours and skating supervision was set for 3:30 to 5:30 PM and 7 to 10 PM by Robert Bottoms, a KA student and experienced skater.
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Central Park
Recreation Department
Robert Bottoms
New York
Myron L. Matthews
Dow Service Building Reports
Betty Breitag Recital Receives Warm Public Acclaim
On a cold recital day senior violinist Betty Breitag, pupil of Waldemar Gelich, displayed a refined tone and solid technique with Mozart and Lalo pieces. Accompanist Billie George supported with navy dress and abstract design. Audience praised sincerity, while notes noted a minor pitch tendency and a vivid, almost playful stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty U.narp Breitag
Mia Breitag
Tor Aulni
Elman
Dee Libes
Nesvera
Survive in Chicago Strangers Teach Street Crossing
CP-Streagers show Chicagoans safe cross street methods as 204 pedestrians were killed in traffic in the first nine months of 1949. Only nine victims were from out of town, prompting Capt. Michael Ahern of the traffic force to note that visitors, unaccustomed to local traffic habits, are at risk.
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Chicago
Soap Saver Bag Keeps Scraps Clean and Handy
A rubber like coated paper bag captures soap scraps and reduces waste. It features a flap to prevent mess, can hang on a faucet for easy wetting, and a net structure for scrubbing pots and removing grime.
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Paper Co
Kia Tt
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Elizabeth Home
Maine
Alan Asher
Carolyn
Anne Christensen
Colo
John E. Wise
Lawrence
Gustafson College Jeweler
Penney
Sheen
Mae
Special Clearance
Childrens Snow Suits
Betty Breitag
G. Criss Simpson
de ‘Falla
Kreisler
Billie George
Public Works Administration
Earere
Hamiton’s
Safew Way
Cn Boe
Freancmen Mo
Balver O'Gold
Lake Mead Faery
Pineapple Inc
Prez
Merk ‘Coe
Cat
Chili Downs
Campbels Soup
Caine
Tomete
Tan
Liptem
Crisco
Kiet
Lydrex Cooke
Select Dressing Co
Deteis
Ggaretties
Tolla
U. S
Balewood
Ga Kraft Veheeva
Ra Americas
Derek Mant
Schein Ieee
Ua Ee
Colorado
Red McClures
Texas
Snow
Winesap Apples
Weedbury
Etro
Ice Celle
Oxydel
Ise
Ile.Se
Swan Soap
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