Founders' Day Banquet and Club Notices
Chapter CV of P.E. celebrates founders day with a banquet at Carolyn tea room. Guests include Mrs. Young Mrs. Gilmore Mrs. Kirchhoff and Miss Dorothy Thomas of Gresca. Founding at Mount Pleasant Iowa January 21 1869 by seven Wesleyan college girls. Alice Dicker sang two selections. Toastmistress Miss Edna Teeter. PLEL O colors featured in decorations. Covers for twenty one. Also reports club events including a tea room party at Thimble theatre, a Federation meeting electing officers and plans to raise a scholarship, and various local club programs and meetings with named participants.
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P.E
Carolyn Tea Room
V. A. Young
Wi J. Gil Wore
George Kirchhoff
Dorothy Thomas
Gresca
Owr
Ruth Kenney
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Wesleyan University
Young
Alice Dicker
Kate Caldwell
Edna Teeter
Sue Todd
Mary, Hackman
Mildred Gilmore
Minnie Dingelstedt
Kansas Authors Club Topeka Meeting Date Noted
In a Kansas Authors Club report, plans for an annual meeting in Topeka January 27 are listed. Other items include a public school art exhibition, a two day April program on religious education, and tentative plans for a permanent art association to broaden outreach.
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Ence L. Snow
Augustine Smith Herd
Department of Fine Arts
Boston University
Ways
Kansas Authors’ Club
Topeka
F.C. Stevens
Personal Notes From Topeka And Kansas City
Mrs Ralph Howat Howard spends the day in Topeka and Wilson. J W Barber and George S Eastman visit Kansas City on business. Mrs E Lawler and Miss Lillian Lawler enjoy a Kansas City outing. Fred Shimmons returns to Lawrence after a week at an electrical refrigeration service school in Kansas City. Alfred HB Clarke of Kansas City visits his brother Dr Clarke in poor health in the city.
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Ralph Howat Howard
Topeka
Wilson
Kansas City
George S.eastman
E. Lawler
Lillian Lawler
Fred Shimmons
Cambridge debate on charity motion stirs university crowd
A Cambridge University Union Society discussion provoked strong reactions as members argued over the motion proposing that charity be vindicated. The debate included sharp objections and scathing remarks, with women and students weighing in on the meaning of charity and satire within the motion.
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Cambridge
United Press
Union Society
Church Hymn Contest Seeks Eight Hymns From Winners
The event on March 18 gathers contestants from four churches to select eight hymns. May Lohenecker of the Music club will organize, with entrants required to name author composer nationality hymn title and origin. The contest aims to raise church singing standards and engage youth with premier hymns.
Joyful Tenor of a Vanishing Dowager Night
A fragment from a quiet restaurant segment reports sounds of a bachelor style farewell as a group of women celebrate a modern bride to be. Councillor Miss M Dutch pushes traffic rules, noting Dover Street is a shop area and ten minute parking limits should apply. Kansas has
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Tarewell
Tomhorrow
M. Dutch
Westminster
Dover
Kansas
State banner emblem debated in legislature in Kansas
Citizens in Topeka discuss a state banner displayed in the governor’s office. The design, chosen two years ago, sparked a fierce debate with calls for wheat in the emblem. supporters argued to replace the sunflower, the state flower. The article notes the sunflower prevailed amid limited public interest, and mentions prewar population figures for Wilhemshaven in Germany.
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Topeka
Hey
Ransag Tilisens
Ani Tio
Dasirg
Tor Asgart
aJstate Ila
Ben 5
Phalens
Tooypas
Patriotic Society
House of, Representatives
Kansas
Commonwealth
Wilhelmahaven
Jso
Germany
All for one in mines code of coal
A fragmentary report recalls the coal mine disaster courage and solidarity among miners and the rescue effort. It notes the long night following the Francisco explosion, the readiness to aid from above, and the ordeal of entombed workers waiting for relief. Charles Cooper, 61, is mentioned among the older miners.
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Francised
Sears
Hysa
Jon
Charles Cooper
Francisco
Ecatcher
Bane
Osea
Preaches Ban Europe Epee and Diplomats
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on diplomacy and politics with notes on European policy. Mentions Molinist doctrine and salvation themes, unclear context. No clear events, dates, or named individuals to identify.
Emperor Ho-o grave found in ancient Japanese province
In an archaeological report the Prefectural Historical Research Commission confirms the tomb of Emperor Ho-o, ruler from 1259 to 128? in Japan, located in Idzuma. Legend says Kublai Khan vowed tribute. a Mongol invasion was thwarted by a great storm and religious devotion saved Japan. The finding aligns with piety described in historic records.
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Tokyo
Qieeer Karevama Ie-9
N -Dapan
Kublai
Ithiun
aMn
Idzuma Ciiitinats
Prefectural Historical Research Commission of
Bhimene
Hoo Sélaned
Kurblain Khan
Peking
Kublai Khan
Japan
Ho-o
Hakata
Auditorium at Abilene dedication in Kansas
Abilene Kansas dedicates a new auditorium costing about $125,000. The facility houses city offices veterans and women’s clubs rooms and a fire department space. It seats up to 1 500 with a main hall and adjoining rooms for public use and city functions.
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Abilene
Abiléne
Kansas
Jara
City Hell
Eity
Owar
Veterans
All Comforts Found on Farms Says Home Economics Expert
Jan 19 UP Chigexo reports Irene Foley, home economics expert, says American farms rapidly bring city comforts to rural homes. Running water, washing, cooking gear, and gasoline pressure cookers are now common, with 1.29 dockings per farmhouse. Automobiles help modernize farm life and households gain safety and convenience.
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Bas
Foley
Bern
Weekend Montrose Shop Ad Promotes Bargains and Beauty
A fragmented shop feature touts furnishings at a big store and Ward's flowers. It mentions Discounted items like Diet-Kiss leather pocketbooks, Race fan Heaters at Green Bros, Blue Mill foods, fudge cake, and fountain pens. The ad reads like a lively hometown sale with playful misspellings and informal appeals.
Relentless Sales at Reese's Drug Store and The Fair
A garbled, adstyle column notes Reese's Drug Store selling a typewriter and various bargains. It mentions The Fair with cosmetic and hat offers, Valentine timing, and a plumbing heating firm at 1103 Mass.
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Plumbing, Heating, &E Co
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