Formal Country Club Dance By The Bunch Crowd
A group called The Bunch hosted a formal dance at the Country Club with a three piece orchestra playing until midnight. Light refreshments were served during intermission. Attendees included Walter Buchanan Charles Radcliffe Carl Achning Elroy Payne Arthur Anderson and many others plus couples and guests at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Buchanan
Charles Radcliffe
Carl Achning
Elroy Payne
Arthur Anderson
Clarence Houk
O. W. Maloney
A. B. Weaver
Harold Longanecker
Lighter
Klock
Gene Gldhn
Jerry Pensney
Alvin Penney
Maurice Benedict
Cleli Todd
Dolph Simons
Clarence Sheets
Melville Wood
Eleanor Brown
Genevieve West
Marion West
Agnes McLaren
Pauling Doerr
Lawrence Women Voters discuss Child Labor amendment plans
In Lawrence the League of Women Voters members gathered with officials including Miss McIntosh from St Louis. They planned upcoming activities and an officer election with a talk on the Child Labor amendment. The North American Review December issue is recommended for background. Also noted were church class meetings and a luncheon postponement for the American Association of University Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
League of Women Voters
Lawrence
F. O. Gaunt
Lea Ue
S. Finch
Alberta Corbi
George Falley
Gaunt
Lawrence League
Lawrence League of Women Voters
The
North American Review
Personal notices from Topeka and Kansas City events
A batch of personal notices lists people traveling, visiting, or returning home across Topeka Kansas City Manhattan Garnett and St Marys. Names include Tom Fartey Lula Mi and W O Nelson with various relatives and business trips noted. Several residents plan weekends in Kansas City and others attend family events or funerals. The snippet ends with an ad urging shorthand training at a business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fartey
Lula Mi
K City
Gove
W. O. Nelson
Br. Nelson
Re Hunt
Kansas City
Lawrence Taper, Mill
Metsker
J. W. Weede
Kansas
Lawrence
Frank Fox
CL Collins
J L. Dawson
Filmore
Ha Citaig
Zala Moore
Garnett T Morhing
John Wey
BR. J. Rowlands
Speiding
Oscar Miles
Miles
Parish Has Election At 67th Trinity Episcopal Meeting
Crowded parish house for Trinity Episcopal church 67th annual meeting. Supper served as reports from Sunday schools treasurer Guild Auxiliary Girls Friendly Society and Altar Guild were heard. Parish growth largest in fourteen years with $1000 Trinity Guild fund drive and record diocesan general assessments paid. Vestry elected includes Rankin Bary Sayre Davis Pendleton Manchester Skilton Holland Barrow Radcliffe Wagstaff Johnson. Delegates to Ko tesan Convention named for Topeka February 28 with alternates. Gratitude voiced for strong financials and busy parish year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Guild
AusSliary
Girls’ Friendly Society
Altar Guild
Trinity Guild
R. C. Rankin
Bary
L. E. Sayre
W.W Davis
W. IL Pendleton
N. Manchester
Trof
Skilton
BK. He Holland
Barrow
C. J. Radcliffe
R. B Wagstaff
W. S. Johnson
Kotesan
Topeka
FO. Dele
EB. Hollands
Dean Z. Sayre
Ternates
RK. B. Fothergill
Bir
Kane
Crea
Pope of Spohn Denies Million Dollar Bribe Ties
Former pope of Spohn testified he was never offered 1 million dollars to influence Government wooden feet sales or discussed such a bribe with former President Harding. The testimony came as a witness was called in a broader legal case involving defiant claims. Fred W. Wieman files for divorce from Ethel, alleging extreme cruelty and neglect. the couple wed in West Palm Beach, Florida, on October 16, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Spohn
Mer
Harding
Fred W. Wieman
Etheldring
West Palm “Beach
Pla
Harold Lloyd in Hot Water thrills crowd at Bowersock Theatre
Large crowds forced their way into the Bowersock Theatre yesterday to see Harold Lloyd in the comedy Hot Water. The laugh filled feature drew rave notices for its sparkling, fresh humor and Lloyd’s inventive, original timing. He plays a young married man in perpetual hot water with in laws, cops, and streetcar conductors, delivering a steady stream of mishaps that epitomize his comedic style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Adam
Garden of Eden
Jobjina Ralston
Germans seek to regain colonies in South Africa
Capetown dispatch says Dr. Fogarty cites Anglican Bishops of Damaraland predicting restoration to Germans if Hertzog grants self government. He warns a German led legislature would pull strings from Berlin. Also notes Cameroons lands auctioned for 1.25 million dollars, British buyer intends hold not resell to Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Associated Press
South Africa
Fogarty
Damaraland
South-West Africa
the Mail
Hertzog
Berlin
Cameroons
West Africa
Only Few Followers of Ottawa Chief Left
Elk Rapids Michigan Jan 8 John Taba g gig last chief of a small Ottawa band that settled at Kewadin years ago is dead. The date of the tribe’s settlement on the peninsula is not known but it was before the continuation of this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Rapids
Mich
John Ta- Ba-G-Gig
Kewadin
Peniu la
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