Winter in Boston fascinates Miss Hosford and sister
Miss Hosford and her sister spend several winter months in Belmont Massachusetts with Mrs Warren exploring historic Boston sites. They travel Concord along Paul Revere’s route to see the Minute Man statue and old bridges, visit Hawthorne’s home, the Alcott house, Emerson’s father’s house, and a Salem Witches Green. They tour a candy factory, observe the Dutch chocolate coating method, and note cold weather with local fashion. They attend Beacon Hill Christmas Eve open houses, with carolers, violins, and bell ringers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Uby ‘Hosford
M AL ‘Warren
Belmont
Mass
Miss Hosford
Lynn
Nahant
Marblehead
Salem
House of Seven Gables
West Indis
Daggett
Hosford
Warren
Hartford
Warrens
Holands
Minnie Testerman
Women Only Offices Planned in Danish Building
Copenhagen AP reports a planned multi use building devoted to women occupying all top roles including doctors dentists lawyers and shopkeepers. Men may be customers. project traces to Emma Gad 40 years ago with lots purchased and costs around 13 million kronor. An architect will design the structure and construction is slated for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Emma .Gad
Evening fabrics and colors offered in Paris line
AP notes satin options for evening wear including rough shiny satins bastered crepes taffetas and ames with turquoise vanilla plum brown sand black. Day wools feature rough weaves and tweed mixes in browns greens and blacks. Classified ad: phone 2 for ad taker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mrs Mildred Carter Becomes Mrs Stone
Photo caption notes Mildred Carter prior to marriage to Lawrence area Mr Lawrence MRS W Elza Stone. She is a Lawrence High School graduate, KU attendee, taught at Barker School for two years. The couple, now in California, will join the J C Carter grocery upon return February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. Elza Stone
Mildred Carter
J. C. Carter
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Barker School
Native Kansans to Gather for Joint Banquet Meeting
Anticipation runs high for a January 28 gathering at the Kansan hotel roof garden as Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas prepare for their annual banquet. The merged organizations, formed in 1919, trace roots to 1896 for the Native Sons and 1915 for the Native Daughters, with a long line of past presidents including DeWitt Nellis and Arthur Capper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas
Kansan
Native Sons of Kansas
Native Daughters of
Kansas
Senate
State House
DeWitt Nellis
Native Daughters
Cora Wellhouse Bullard
Wilhelmina Bertsch
Fern Bauersfeld
Hazel Warning
Maude’ Allen
Margaret Bostic
Nannon Herron
Jennie
Small Owen
Etta B. Bevers
R. C. Guthrie
Native Sons
Arthur Capper
Walter E. Wilson
Henry W. McAfee
Carl P. Bomar
Otis E. Hungate
A. E. Crane
Benjamin Franklin
W. R. Mitchell
A. Harry Crane
Ralph Noah
BE. H. Hatch- Sas Frank Carlson
L. BE. Wyman
Republican Women’s Club to Hold All Day Meeting
The Kansas Women’s Republican club presided by Mrs W Morgan of Hutchinson will host its annual gathering January 28 at the Topeka Woman’s club. Events start 9 30 am with luncheon at noon and tea in the club house parlors after the afternoon program. Ed Graham of Peabody is running for club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Women’s Republican Club
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchingon
Woman's Club
Topeka
Ed Graham
Peabody
Kansan
Fourth District
Woman‘s Republican Club
Miss Helen Topping To Speak In Lawrence On Kagawa Work
Miss Helen Topping arrives from Ottawa for a two day speaking tour on Kagawa the noted Japanese reformer. She will address four gatherings including a youth meeting at the Congregational church tomorrow evening at 6 30 on Gan Any Good Come Out of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagawa
Helen Topping
Lawrence
Ottawa
Miss Topping
Miss _Topping
Columbia University
Yokohama
Japan
Miss Tapping
Columbia
Topping
Gan
Speaker outlines three talks at church university and hall
A visitor will speak at First Methods Church at 7 30 about Kagane's Contribution to World Recovery. She then addresses a student group at the University cafeteria at 12 80 on Operatives in Action and attends Westminster Hall at 4 30 to discuss Why I Accepted This Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagane
o-Operatives
Westminster Hall
Milady Will Don White Footgear This Summer
Shoemen anticipate a white season with diverse styles including sandals strappy and spectator pumps. H W Keene of Spot Cash Shoe reports at the National Shoemen convention in St. Louis, with 400 factories displaying. Blue dominates spring palettes and comfort driven features like continental heels are highlighted. Equivalents list for common kitchen measures follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Keene
Spot Cash Shoe Company
St. Louis
Lawrence Merchant
Worden Church Group Hosts Busy Community Notes
Worden events recount a busy period with the St Johns Evangelical Young People League election of Ruth John Anning as president and Pauline Stoebener as secretary, plus social visits, dinners, and birthday observances for Charles Rappard Jr. at his 96th birthday. Activities include visits among neighbors, wood cutting, hospital update for Mrs. Geiss, and a wolf drive with many Worden residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League of the
St. John's Evangelical Church
Ruth John Anning
Pauline Stoebener
Elsmere Gastrock
Albert Schwartz
Carl Schwartz
Fred Lutz
Clarence Albright
Ernest
Raymond Oehrle
Lila
Glen Schwartz
Charles Rappard, Jr
Bertha Forth
Arnold Stoebener
Henry Stoebener
Fred Heim Florence
Kenneth
Raymond
Donald
John Breithaupt
Henry Schwartz
Elise Haas
Roy Schwalm
Trwin
Elmer Wintermantle
Ruth
Clifford
Sophia Schwartz
Clara
Boate
George Puvogel
Ethel
Fred Heim
Florence
Ramond
Pauline Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Edward Johanning
Charles ‘Geiss
Oscar | Schwartz Butcher
Charles Nuffer
Richard
Lawrence
T Elmer Wintermantle
GO. M. Staneart
Ottawa
William | Niébrugge
Martha
Carl Plumbee
Elizabeth
Antonette
Oaco
Worden
Wolf Drive
Community Notes Recap of Sunday Visits and Church Watchnight
Local residents shared visits across families with Sunday calls at the Stoebener and Wintermantle homes and dinner gatherings at the Albright residence. The Warden E L C E held a watchnight party December 31 with officers elected Iv an Rappard President and Wilmer Nelson Vice President. attendees included Rev. Nelson and many members, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Will Reetz
Katherine
Lila
Elmer
Alvin
Baby
Fall Leaf
Ray Holmes
Lena Altenbernd
Lawrence
Clarence Albright
Ernest
Dudley Giles
la Verne
John Lyons
John Breithaupt
Ivan Rappard
Wilmer Nelson
Miss Opal Elm
Lester Schwalm
Nelson
Eleanor
Wilmer
Florence Heim
Hazel Gilland
Ethel. Puvogel
Wilma Stahl
Evelyn
Dorothy Nuffer
Opal
Harald Elm
Ivan
Mae
Donald
Jolly Quilters meet with eleven members present
Mrs Theo Wiggins hosted the Jolly Quilters on Wednesday with an all day gathering. Eleven members attended along with guests Mrs Russell Harrell Mrs Ben Garber Misses Irene and Alma Harrell Warriett Hume Pearl Houk and Hazel Houk. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs C B Stanwix.
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Theo Wiggins
Jolly Quilters
Russell Harrell
Ben Garber
Irene
Alma Harrell
Warriett Hume
Pearl Houk
Hazel Houk
Finis Ross
Shinman
Carter
Ray Deckins
W.O. Slusser
Ruby
C. B. Stanwix
Olin Burton
Doris
W. M
Guenther
Ruth Lease
Bessie Lease
John Ingalls
Lawrence
C. E. Stanwix
Capta ins Creek News From Fall Leaf and Area
John Vitt of Fall Leaf returns home from his daughter's house as the Caviness family recovers from illness. The Rowe children and Mr Rowe show slow but steady improvement from pneumonia. Clayton Reed and family visit relatives with Bert Dowding serving on the county jury in Olathe for January term. Merle Eugene Seiwald improves after illness at grandparents Albert and Mary Miller. W B Van Buren of Tipton and family visit Herbert Henderson. Howard Miller and daughter share Sunday time with Lavie Schendel family. In Prairie Center Finley timber area Ben Stewart disabled for work. Knaobe boys supply timber, weather halts work. Duke and Bishop of Kansas City visit Reed family.
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Clayton Reed
Robbig
Mary
Clovis
Charley Reid
Bert Dowding
Polisory County
Olathe
Little Merle
Eugene ‘Seiwald
Albert Miller
W. BE. van Buren
Tipton
Iowa
Panes
Herbert Henderson
Howard Miller
Lavie Schendel
Clearfield
Prairie Center
Hopewell
Finley Timber
Sul
Knaobe
Duke
Bishop
Kansas City
Charlie Reed
New Year Visits and Community Wolf Hunt Draw Crowds
Mrs Henry Borst and son Paul of McLouth visited Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart and family on New Year's Day. Millard Stewart returned to Oklahoma City after several days with M F Stewart and family. Ava Higley stayed with her brother Preston Higley of Lawrence. Shirley Stewart wears an aluminum cast and attends school. The G P A wolf hunt drew over 2000 people with six coyotes and one fox killed. A large tent at Clingman pasture hosted lunch after the hunt. CCC and Has Kell campers joined the crowd, with attendees from Tonganoxie and McLouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Borst
Paul
McLouth
Charles Stewart
Shirley
Curtis
Marjorie
Millard Stewart
Oklahoma City
Mr. Stewart
M. F. Stewart
Ava Higley
Preston Higley
Higley
Lawrence
Shirley Stewarts
Clingman
Haskell
Tonganoxie
Local Notes and Visits from Valley Grove and Tonganoxie
Community tidbits recount visits among residents of Valley Grove and nearby towns. Donald Bower and families entertained guests. Hower, Van Scyoe, and Coffman families appear among caller lists. School notes mention O'Neil school reopening and perfect attendance by Eileen Coffman and Shirley Stewart. Local clubs held meetings and a hospital birth is noted for Elmer Beers family in Lawrence.
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Charles Stewart
Curtis
Donald Bowers
Tex Tennyson
William Lombard
Floyd
Valley Grove
Donald Bower
Frederick Earle
Virginia Ruth
Earle Bowers
McLouth
Frank Champion
Wollman
Farl Bower
Ison
Gordon
Fredrick Earl
Harold Champion
Sylvia Joan
E. White
Fred Champion
Valleyrove
Elmer Beers
Lawrence
Kansas Gite
Frederick Earl
Nyman van Seyoe
Herbert Dotson
Rosa ‘Faye Haley
Lawrences
High School Seniors Record Attendance for December
The seniors hold the record for highest attendance at 16.43 percent for December, while sophomores report the highest attendance of neither absent nor tardy. Mia J A Hurst leaves for an indefinite stay in Houston to visit relatives. The Owl Bridge Club enjoyed the hospitality of Mr and Mrs Hang Freinmuth on Tuesday. The Parental Study Club met January 5 at Mrs J W Dorney's home with Mrs Ralph Cain in charge. The next meeting is January 16 with Mrs Walter Neibarger. A F P E D met January 8 at Mrs Gladys Rattiff's home for Founder's Day.
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High
Mia
J. A. Hurst
Houston
Tex
Qwl Bridge Club
Hang Freinmuth
Will Hocling
J. W. Dorney
Ralph Cain
Walter Neibarger
A. F
Gladys Rattiff
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Republican Women’s Club
Ruby Hosford
Milady
Will Don
Carl Johanning
Carl Plambeck
Earl Shipps
Hattie
Oscar
Ben Shultz
Baldwin
J. W. Wilson
Mary Jehle
Ernest Tingle
Lawrence Epert
Thenry Stockener
Paulina Stoebener
George Puyagel
Charles Giess
Dudley Gilges
Will Rappard
C. A. DeWattaville
Henry Rappard
Edwin Schreiber
Dudley, Gilges
Mr. Rappard
Rappard
Warden
Switzerland
Ay Sechwalm
Irwin
John Stockener
Charles Geiss
Bell Memorial Hospital
Clifford McCoy
Clara Geiss
George Pavare
Oscar Stoebener
Walther Schwartz
Ben Horst
John'Stoebener
Nellie. Wintermantle
Geveral
Roy Holmes
Uiene Altenberne
Sophia, Schwartz, Glarn
Charles Rappard Sr
Edwin Schreib
Captains Creek
John Vitt
Mrs. Howant Caviness
My. Caviness
Betty
Charles Rowe
Rowe
O’neil District
Coyotes
Fox
Arthur Farria
Donald Hower
Mra
C. H. ‘Viets
Misa Nellie Viets
Les
Neil Viets
Nyman van Scyoc
Hester ‘Grange
Ruth van ‘Scyoc
Allen Coffman
William, Holey
Holey
Edith Holey
Virginia Ruth Bower
D._E. Bower
Donald. Bower
Frederick
Earl
Leavenworth
Jessie Hulce
Vandera
W. E. Holey Jr
Rosa 'Faya
Jessie Hulco
E. Holey
Oskaloosa
Edith
Clovis Holey
Lucy McNaughton
Rebekah Club
Fred. Papenhaugen
Homer Peters
Tonsanoxie Rural High School
Pete Starnes
Mills
Eugene Hess
Marie’ Hess
Chicago
Woman’s Christian Temperance
Ion
Elsie Robinson
Joe Metlewski
August Metlewski
L. E. Thurman
Ioa Farrell
Ladies Aid
Society of the Methodist Church
C. S. Sturgis
Ruby Warner
Kansas ‘City
Alice Spoor
L. C. West
Bobby
Wmn. Heynen
Bertha Rinzler
Leslie Zoellner
Amos Wilson
Jessie Rue Taylor
A. J. Taylor
St.Louis
Gary
Indiana
Clarence Winslow
K. U
Joe B. Winslow
James Farrell
Glen Freeman
New Year's Day
A.W. Freeman
Glen
Henry Sowers
Mavon
C. W. Sowers
Tonganoxie Library Association
J. C. Laming
W. C. Morrow
Tonganoxie Rural
Galesburg,Ill
Ed Schillings
Boston Globe
Orley
M. Smith
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Lansing
G. M.A.C
General Motors
M. F. Hudson Motor CO
N. H
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