Lawrence club notes and local literary symposium highlights
A fragmented account lists women writers linked to Bethany College and Kansas figures, notes a Katherine Fullerton symposium on American questions, and mentions club meetings and civic events in Lawrence. It references Susan B. Anth and Mrs Dorothy Canfield Fisher among others, with scattered details on attendees, presentations, and a bank related honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anththe
S. Ee Rp
Aeas Irs
Gin Hill
Weakon
Lawrence
Katherine Fullerton
America Today
Rome
Kanas
City Star
Victor,urdock
Fashionable tunic and social club notes in a midwinter column
A fashion item describes a tunic with trimmed sleeves and a close neckline gaining popularity. The column notes social events at Delta Sigma, Acacia, and Jones clubs, including dinners, a benefit card party, and a study group. It lists attendees, mentions topics like a character sketch of Mabel Willebrandt, and previews meetings at the Lawrence Memorial high school and various church and parent teacher groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Tedeherst Council
Lawrence Memorial High School
Socials Note: Dale Host Bridgeties Event at Home
Mr and Mrs B B Dale entertained with a stall dinner last evening in honor of Mr and Mrs H D Ely. The Bridgeties will meet Friday at the home of Miss Marthe Bfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah
Easter Star
Magonic Temple
Basin
B. B. Dale
HD. Ely
Bridgeties
Miss. Marthe
Personal notices from Topeka area mingle travel and visits
Alfred Weber returns from a meeting of Electric Power employees. C Kennedy arrives from St Joseph to visit parents Mr and Mrs N Centre. Miss Gertrude Lieberman returns to Kansas City after week at Varsity. Mrs George Barker on business in Tonganoxie. Nd Goff to Topeka for legislative sessions. Rep Willard Morgan back to Topeka for legislature today. Charles Calhoun in Kansas City. Edith Mitchell of Burlington en route to Tonganoxie. Merwick spends day with son H W Merwick at University. E K Crim to Kansas City for hardware convention. Mrs M O Longfellow ending Kansas City trip to visit ill nephew. J Smith in Roger Williams. Miss Pratt and Kath from Topeka in Wheat Girt contest. Walter Glassel to Or. Albert Baldwin on business. Abe Levy in Kansas City. Mrs Coral Anderson returns home after visit in Notyrood. M A McGlynn visiting. Edna Corbett and Guthrie agent demonstration at Guthrie with J D Corbett in Topeka. Rankin visit. George Weber Jefe heads to Osage City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Weber
Electric Power’ Company
C. Kennedy
St. Joseph
Rearet Stubbs
Topeka
W. R. Stubbs
Gertrude Lieberman
Kansas City
George J. Barker
Tonganoxie
Goff
Willard Morgan
Charles Calhoun
Edith Mitchell
Burlington
He Hickson
Merwick
H. W. Merwick
Jin
E.K. Crim
Mrz. M
Longfellow
J. Smith
Roger Williams
Topeks
Shes Pratt
Ais Kath
Popeka Wever
Pratt
Walter Glassel
Grat
Albert Baldwin
Abe Levy
Coral Anderson
Notyrood
Frank Darnley
RC 1
Wellgeille Lospe
Vis
Engle
Miss Jafe
J. D. Corbett
Pus! Rankin
George Weber
Osage
Palm Beach Crepe de Chine Dress With Jazzy Touch
The black, white and red frock features a wide tie and plain red crepe de chine bandings. Revers showcase an original cut with a flattering, soft line. Bow sleeves strike a middle ground between long and sleeveless styles.
Annual Watkins National Bank re elects officers and board
At the fifteenth annual dinner held in the bank basement, Watkins National Bank Members reelected to the board include George L. Kreeck C H Tucker Dick Williams Chris Schaake Ic Stevenson J C Moore T C Green Raymont Rice George W Hackman John Herman Re ping J Hoover Edi Anderson Gregor Mackie and AOC War Officers of the bank were reelected with Kreeck Tucker Williams Schaake Fallendien as cashier and secretary positions. Following dinner C H Tucker received an easy chair in recognition of his long service to the bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins National Banks
Watking National Bank
George L. Kreeck
C. H. Tucker
Dick ‘Williams
Chris ‘Schaake
Ic. Stevenson
J. C. Moore
T. C. Green
Raymont ™ Rice
George“W. Hackman
John Herman
Reping
J. Hoover
Edi Anderson
Gregork, Mackie
Aoc
War
Tucker
Dick Williams
Chris Schaake
Watkins National Bank
Embezzlement charge against Missouri club woman
Mrs Mil ted Stanton former endowment secretary of the Missouri federation of women’s clubs faces a $1,200 embezzlement charge. She reported voluntarily with her attorney at the circuit court yesterday. Stanton denies the theft claims saying funds were stolen from her home before delivery to a successor. She was accompanied by her husband Guy R Stanton and had lived in Lebanon Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf. Weatherby
Jones Club
Rell
J. C. Lovejoy
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Torney ‘General
United States
Kansas
Jacot
Badsky
Ella Longenecker
May Millikin
J. S. Daniels
Ferry
Missouri Club
Kansas City
Dan
Milted Stanton
Missouri Federation
Women’s Clubs
Circuit Court House
Stanton
Schwegler to Speak at Presbyterian Brotherhood Meeting
Bean Schwegler, dean of the school of education at the University of Kansas, will address the Brotherhood Sunday School class at the Presbyterian church during their regular monthly meeting tonight at the church parlors. The article notes ancient Romans used marble tablets engraved with yearly public names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean Schwegler
AC Schwegier
Univesity of Kansas
Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
Accused of Car Theft in Barbax Visit
Miss Bapsy Dasiuy Cur and Pav Ty, daughter of the Passis, Barbax, Washington visitor, are in focus as a scholar of scriptural languages studying religions and education in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapsy Dasiuy
Young Men Charged in Ford Coupe Theft Case
Bud Rader of Leavenworth and Harry Boaf Lawrence appeared before Justice John Clark to answer charges of stealing S. F. Sttine's 1925 Ford coupe on Christmas Eve. Preliminary hearing set for Monday afternoon. Rader and Boyle arrested in Leavenworth. car recovered in Kansas City and identified as Stone's property. Boyle has prior charges and license issues. bond set at 700 each. Dan J. Wickey, former Sing Sing secretary, testified to 225 executions in 31 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud” Rader
Leavenworth
Harry Boaf Lawrence
John Clark
S. F. Sttine
Rader
Boyle
Lawrence
Kansas City
Borledz
Jai
Obituary for Mrs. Millie M Herriott in Lawrence Kansas
Mrs Millie M Herriott born November 30, 1843 in Washington County died after a two month illness. She married James H Herriott and had four children. Survived by four descendants Mrs Sam Elliott Walter L B Herriott Clare Herriott and Maude Gebhart. She was active in church life and a daily Bible reader. Laid to rest beside her husband in Oak Hill cemetery Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie M. Herriott
Millie M. Buchanan
Washington
James H. Herriott
Washi
Kansas
United Presbyterian Church
Kansas Farmers Hold Council Across Topeka
Farmers from Kansas gather for the annual meeting of the state board of agriculture and the Kansas Farm Bureau and Agricultural Council. Programs run Friday in the state memorial building with T. T. Taylor, American Farm Bureau director, on today’s program and a banquet planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Kansas *Agricultural Council
State Memorial
T. Taylor
American Farm Bureau
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Watkins Kk
Paul R.brooks
George L.kreeck
Mirse C. E. Béeks
Baldwin
J. N. Iees i
Chambers
Bervimnan
Betty Whington
Edward
New Hampshire
Daughters of the American Evolution
Carrie Thompson
Lotta
Karl
Forney
Robert Forney
Delta Sigma House
Mrs. Forney
Miss Watson
Acacia House
West Side
Florence Judy
Corbin Hall
Pantine Soller
Ruth Whitfield
Ss Louis, Mo
C. H. Daugherty
C.B. Mu
Kansas University
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All- “University
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E. H. Lindley
Lofedestia
Arthur EB Owen
Springfield
Ruth
Margaret
Owen
May Sneegas
Laties Aid of the
Evangelical Church
David Watson
Rhode Island Street
Watson
Frank M. Sommer
Gic
Tomorow
Hold Loway and
Jones, Hall
Pinekyey | Parent-Teacher Association
Aone
Waldemar
Geltch
Saline Academy
HIVE
Ecker Hall
Pennell
Sweden
Watk *National Bank
Witewe
DY Harris & E
Sivlen
Dan J. Wickey
Sing Sing Prison
Omy
J. S. St, Clair
Eldridge Flower Shop
Gebhart
Anit
Dumfancy
Be Voe Gordon
Lawrence Business College
Amcor
Gruen Watch
Bruen Pon
Mass
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