Community Club Fusion Debate Dominates Yesterday Meetings
A flood of social club activity filled the day with fusion talks at the Atlante Club hosted by Mrs. Jegnen W Stratton. Officers named included President Mrs BH A Bleck and Treasurer Mrs G TE Apostony. Other gatherings featured the B Wy club, Quivira club, and Plymouth Congregational group with dinners and lectures, while Miss Georgiana Spielman hosted a Kappa Ganona sorority dinner and Alta Bernice Trumbull welcomed a newborn daughter.
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Jegnen
W. Stratton
BH. A. Bleck
Mm. A. L. Owen
Sevbetsary
Ars
W. B. Dalton
G. TE
Agnes
W. Straide
Kippe Kappa Ganona Sorority
Georgiana Spielman Andlizabeth Fones
Stithe
Margaret Barta
Barfiss Spielman
Miss Fones
Dorothea Stodder
Jos
Katharine
Helen Foster
Erle
Susans
Dorothy Gage
Martha Sharon
Persons Attend Kansas Religious Education Meeting In Topeka
Rev C A Richard left this afternoon to attend the executive meeting of the Kansas Council of Religious Education in Topeka this afternoon and tomorrow Mrs J A Hall of Leavenworth was called to Lawrence yesterday due to an operation undergone by her sister Mrs Morris Ohman of Los Angeles Memorial hospital Moll's Butter Crest Bread Ask spurt Grocer Adv
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Morris Ohman
Birdie E. Griffith
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Cal
Memorial, Hospital 1S
Ohman
W. H. Griffith
Kentucky Street
C. A. Richard
Kansas Council of Religious Education
Topeka
J. A. Hall of
Leavenworth
Calif
Memorial Hospital
Moll's
Askspurt Grocer
Stull News Roundup and Court of Events
Rainy week notes from Yarnold and Stull report a postponed Royal Neighbors meeting awaiting installation of officers, a basketball win by Stull over Woodmen in Lecompton, and multiple local visits. Residents Bernita Bidinger and Raymond Nichols shown illness, while Opal Shaw finishes a school month.
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George Houk
Stull
Lecompton
Ben Kellogg
William’ Murphy
Kellogg
IL. B. Kraft
Bernita
Bidinger
Raymond ‘Nichols
Frank Bidinger
Clintos
Gibler
Opal Shaw
Yarnold
Tam Dy
Ralph Houk
Merle’ Talley
Hazel Houk
Lloyd Talley
Pearl ‘Belles
Bertha Ridenhour
Ruth Gress
Theodore Walter
Kansas City
William Murphy
Roy Deskin
Rudia Houk
Albert “Houk
Lawrence
John Wilson
Big Springs
Industrial School
Topeka
A. M. Wilson
Wilson
Speer Working in East Lawrence Denominational Colleges
Clarence A. Speer, temporarily acting principal at Haskell Institute, is in Parkersburg West Virginia per a letter to Superintendent H. B. Peakrs. He left Haskell for Chicago for instruction and is now promoting denominational colleges in the south and east after serving as lawrence high school acting principal.
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Lawrence
Clarence A. Speer
Haskell Institute
Parkersburg
West Virginia
H. B. Peakrs
Speer
Haskell
Chicago
Tr. Speer
Ant
Lawrence High School
Lawrence visitors and locals gather for New Year’s
A string of Lawrence visitors and locals plus weekend trips are noted, including Mes. Haughn and daughters Flora and Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds and family, Cooper family groups, W. E. Steward, Southards, Wagner, Hemphill, Pardy, Breckenridge, Mae Hagerman visiting near Vinland, Andrew Rose and son visiting Kansas City, plus Bertha and Nellie Steward with Mrs. Saile. Joe Wagner home hosts, Stevens a Lawrence visitor, Norton Winger in town, and New Year’s plans with the Saile family.
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Lawrence
Sin
R Haughn
Flora
Ada
Ray Edmonds
Joe Saile and
Lawrence Social News Includes Visits and Subscriptions
Miss Clara Saile and Mrs Bales visit in Lawrence with 3 Mrs G Saile. Miss Ellen and Ida Wagner spend Sunday with Miss Ohip Rose. Mr H A Turner tours Route Four selling subscriptions for Woman's Home Companion and Farm and Fire Sides, mapping the world with good success. Emmett Rose takes his father to Skangas City, returns home. Mr Stevens visits son in Lawrence Monday night. Mr and Mrs Fitchpatrick and Mr and Mrs Johnson visit Lawrence Monday.
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Clara
Saile
Stevens
Lawrence
Fitchpatrick
Johnson
Son Born to MacNiders in Washington
A baby boy born today to the new assistant secretary of war and Mrs. MacNider. The child, likely the third Hanford MacNider to carry the name, arrives as officials note a family milestone in Washington. In other items, an Austrian cabinet resignation is reported as fulfilling a fiscal reform plan set by the League of Nations.
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MacNiders
Washington
Hanford MacNider
Vienna
Austria
League of Nations
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