Ten Kansas farmers awarded Master Farmer certificates
Topeka January 18 AP Recognition of efficiency business methods home life and community leadership extended to ten Kansas farmers named Master Farmers for 1929 at a dinner by the Kansas Farmer. Recipients include John Coolidge Greensburg Harlan Deaver Sabetha Henry Dunne Freeport Ivan Frost Otago George Green Whiting J R Henry Delavan George W Read Troy E P Miller Junction City William C Mueller Hanover and Alva B Stryker Blue Rapids. The event marks the third class in a statewide Capper Publications program with gold medallion watch fobs, speakers F D Farrell Marco Morrow and F B Nichols noting the awards honor character and agricultural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John Coolidge
Greensburg
Harlan Deaver
Sabetha
Henry Dunne
Freeport
Ivan Frost
Otago
George B. Green
Whiting
J. R. Henry
Delavan
George W. Read
Troy
E. P. Miller
Junction City
William C. Mueller
Hanover
Alva B. Stryker
Blue Rapids
Kansas Farmer
Capper
Arthur Capper
Capper Publications
Standard Farm Papers
Kansas Master Farmers’ Club
F. D. Farrell
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Marco Morrow
White addresses the Kansas Press Banquet
Em-poria Gazette editor William Allen White told Kansas Press Association members that advertising shapes public desire more than editorial words. He said the nation builds through advertising, not government, and the practice benefits the race. Officers to be elected include Charles Browne as potential president. Speakers and events noted for the two day gathering at Wichita. Governor Reed invited the group to Fort Riley next summer for a national guard encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Willian Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Kansas Press Association
Charles Browne
Horton Headlight
John Mack
Newton
Kansan
Browne
Ed Chapman
Topeka State Journal
Bristow
Okla
Record
Marion Ellett
Concordia Blade Empire
Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Sun
Clyde M. Reed
National Guard
Fort Riley
Michigan university courts science law training for engineers
In Ann Arbor the University of Michigan introduces a science law course. For three years students will be engineers taking physics chemistry surveying shop practice and drawing along with political science economics and electives. They will earn a Bachelor of Science in Engineering after four years with the last year devoted to law, and a Bachelor of Laws after six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Local Socials and School Program Promised at Union School
NO 10 AND VICINITY reports Sunday dinners with Tadlocks and Stonking families, visits from Hurry and Kellerman households, and a Saturday gathering hosted by Lake King and family. Agnes Mary White and Union School pupils announce Friday January 24 program at the school house with readings songs dialogues a fairy dance military drill and a five piece orchestra from Mound district. County Commissioner E J Hill of Lecompton to auction proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurry
North Dakota
Frank Kellerman
Agnes White
Charles Kirchner
Lake King
Harry‘ Hobson
Jerald’ Hobson
Bert Emery
Merlin Cook
Gayle
Cook
John Cunningham
ho _ Agnes
Mary White
Union School
Mound
Faut Luckan, Jr
Baldwin
Community notices and social gatherings in Eudora
Regular noon meeting for rivals for Senate seat followed by a quilting afternoon hosted by Mrs. Louis Bartz Mrs. Frank Page and Mrs. Elmer Wyrick. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lothholz and relatives. Eudora high met Lecompton high with Lecompton winning 16 to 14.
Community event funds school equipment
The notes spell a social week with visits and meals. Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham hosted Sunday dinner guests, later joined by Mrs. Maurice Cook. Ed Hobbs cut wood for John Cunningham on Saturday. Bert Emery, Harry Hobson, and Jake King aided Ed Stoneking with hay from the Priskey farm on Monday. Mrs. Harry Hobson and Dale dined at the Stoneking home. Albert Dyer called on White Monday. The Cunninghams and daughter hosted Ottawa shoppers Wednesday and Mrs. Cook planned to stay through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunningham
Merlin Cook
Gayle
Baldwin
Ed Hobbs
Jwood
Bert Emery
Harry Hobson
Jafe King
Ed Stoneking
Priisky
Harry” Hobson
Dale
Stoneking
Albert Dyer
John (Unningham
Maurice Cook
Ottawa
Adams Guests at Dinners and Visits Mentioned
Eudora notes list of social visits as Mr. and Mrs. J D Adams were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Vage for dinner. Mr F F Scale of DeSoto stayed with Mr and Mrs W J Tague from Wednesday to Friday. Mrs Fred Schlegel spent Friday in Lawrence with her daughter Mrs Allen Westterhouse. Mr and Mrs Paul Woodward of Olathe visited Mr and Mrs H A White over Sunday.
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J.D. Adams
Frank Vage
F. F. Scale
DeSoto
W.J. Tague
Fred Schlegel
Lawrence
Allen Westterhouse
Paul Woodward
Olathe
H.A. White
Local Social Notes and School Basketball Report
Mrs F C Pierce and daughter Mary Virginia returned from Warren Arkansas after a two week visit. The Rock religious play was shown at the Lawrence Methodist church with Mr and Mrs Frank Page and Mr and Mrs J D Adams in attendance. Eudora and Hesper grade school basketball teams played in the high school gym. Hesper won by a small margin. Frank Schopper returned to Reno Nevada due to his father’s serious illness. Margaret Zillner of Kansas City visited her parents Joe and Mrs Zillner Sunday. Ladies aid of the Methodist church met Wednesday in the church league room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
Pierce
Mary Virginia
Warren
Ark
Guy ‘Grimes
L.C. Cox
Tonganoxie
Frank Page
J.D. Adams
the Rock
Methodist Church
Lawrence
Floyd Pierce
Warren, Ark
George Faulsday
Henrietta Schubert
Marian Hughes
Eudora
Hesper
Frank Schopper
Reno
Nev
Ore
Martin Ables
Charles Brown
Onunday
Margaret Zillner
Kansas City
Joe Zillner
Ladies Aid of the
Letters to the Editor Feed the Birds
Auditor Journal World laments starving birds and urges readers to help feed them. The letter stresses immediate action to support feathered friends facing hardship. It calls for community effort and awareness of the birds’ plight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor Journal-World
Birds Needs Sheltered Food Supplies During Storms
Residents urged kindergarten and schoolchildren to set out lunch counters for hungry birds, especially during deep snow. Suggestions include beef suet for cardinals, mixed chicken feed for smaller birds, and scraps. A simple board feeder can be placed on a post, with windowside feeding encouraged to observe visiting birds.
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Birdville
Betar
Flashes of Life from A P Dispatch Across Cities
London reports surprise at American delegation’s naval talks with fashion and gossip notes about English girls. Atlanta notes Miss Pyrtle’s belief that style aids teaching. New York cites a Roman coin erasure project at Columbia. Mays Landing covers an outlandish state law clash over an elopement. Weymouth notes a chemist’s Italian trip. Istanbul describes a planned Turkish women’s college with English as a core language.
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Associated Press
London
Naval Parley
Evening Standard
England
Atlanta
Ruth Pyrtle
National Education Association
Miss Pyrtle
New York
William Campbell
Columbia
Caesars
Mays Landing
N. J
William Hoffman
Atlantic City
John C. Hoffman, Jr
Norford Neck
Del
Fesetta Hoffman
Smathers
Canes
Patee Theatre Week Lineup For January 20
The Patee Theatre announces a week of films and features starting Monday January 20. Damita and cast present Forbidden Love with No Vacation and Everyday News. Tuesday brings The Red Mark with Gaston Glass Nina Quartero plus The Night Watchman's Mistake. Wednesday showcases The Grayhound Limited with Taxi Doll and Everyday News Features. Thursday features The Office Scandal with Taxi Dolls and Everyday News Features. Friday offers United Artists special feature with Pathe Review. Saturday presents Between Dangers Western with Foolish Husbands and Everyday News Features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lih Damita
Gaston Glass
Nina Quartero
Night Watchman
Vitagraph
the Grayhound Limited
Taxi Dollis
Phyllis Haver
United Artists
Pathe Review
Buddy Roosevelt
Mack Sennet
Also Mentioned on This Page
White
Kansas Press
Michigan U
Ed’ Stoneking
George Tadlock
Severe
Senate
Louis Bartz
Elmer Wyrick
Oscar Lothholz
William Miller
Billy
Mary
William Lothholz
Miller
Alfred Eisele
Curtis Ruthrauff
John Weixeldorfer Jr
Eudora High School
Lecompton High
Lecompton
George Gerstenberger
Clarence Daugherty
Viota Phi Phi
William Carter
Fred Rothberger
Leon Durr
William Miler
Otto Rosenau
Jay Miller
Hubert Woodward
Fred “Othberger
Oscar Othholz
Lilian Fuller
Jay Lepper
Henrietta Schuvert
Clarence Fuller
Minnie McC
Wilmaurine Stadler
Aith Hanna McCormick
Ilinois
Charles S. Deneen
Medit McCormick
Arthur Lake
Sally Blane
Meonday
Albert 2On Chaney
Dorothy Revier
Ann Pennington
Novelty. News
of New
Marie Dressler
Eddie Nugent
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
I In
Maurice Chevalier
Pater
Wally
Surglar
Patee
Lili Damita
Patee Theatre
Rod la Rocque
Vina
Delmar
Talking Screen
Liberty Magazine Prize
Olive Borden
Noah
Dr. Gowdy
Gowdy Medical Company
Round Corner Drug Store
A. S. Gowdy
Silver City
Parsons
Sedalia
Missouri
Chasn. Tuttle
E. M. Hill
J. B. Trask
New Jersey
Harrison
Round Corner Drug Co
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