Dinner bridge and club entertainments fill social week
Maryland and Mrs L N Lewis host the Silver Greys dinner bridge club. Other social events include Irena Peabody and Agnes Husband with a stor bridge. Prof E E Lewis of Ohio State dines with the Russell family after returning from Topeka for the Kansas State Teachers association meeting. Various clubs hosted songs poems and Bible readings, with guests, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Lewis
The
Silver Greys
Social calendar items and community clubs notes
Saturday events include University benefit dinner dance at Mrs E H Hollands and bridge in Silver Greys. numerous clubs meet with teas, cards, and dinners led by Mrs W W Curfman Mrs Jack Bolin Mrs Charles Jen and others. Founders day dinner planned. European experiences shared. 200 attend the University dance. reminders of upcoming meetings at Colonial tea rooms and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hollands
L. N. Lewis
Silver Greys
Irene ‘Peabody
Agnes Husband
B.C. Club
Charles Jene
Darrell Koontz
B. M. Babb
Clarence Hunt
Sadie
Nay Dioner
Colonial Tea
Mra. C. Clark
Fey
Mra
Rank Banks
A.A. Green
Thursdday
Jane MacLean
Pi Beta Phi
Bridgettes
E. P. Sisson
W. W. Hutton
PF. H. Selgre
Thyilour
Local tale hints at silk stock in's orders
A fragmentary quote suggests someone named Jen did not know others were taking orders for silk stockings, implying secretive or improvised activities within a small circle. The line hints at undercover bargaining or informal leadership without clear context or dates.
Meeting theme and attendees noted in fragment
A brief fragment lists attendees and a theme of a meeting. Names mentioned include Tara, Ernie Cook, Mrs. Gaenaret Jewell, and E. Gregg. The exact topic remains unclear due to OCR truncation but the record references discussion and participant names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate
Tara Reas
Ernie Cook
Gaenaret Jewell
E. Gregg
Local Personal Notes From Hoisington and Topeka
Edward D Kroesch superintendent of Hoisington schools is weekend guest of Mr and Mrs William M Ege. He attends annual State Teachers association council meeting in Topeka. Prof A N Topping visits with parents Mr and Mrs J R Topping then heads to Lafayette Ind to join Purdues faculty. Clarence White of Kansas City guests of E J Logsdon over weekend. Mrs Frank M Sommers at Memorial hospital has returned home on West Twenty first street. Mrs C E Esterly to attend noon Day dinner then arrives early week to visit Miss Agnes husband and Miss Irene Peabody.
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Edward D. Kroesch
Hoisington Schools
William M. Ege
Kroesch
Council of Administration
State Teachers Association
Topeka
A. N. Topping
J. R. Topping
Lafayette
Ind
Pur| University
Clarence White
Kansas City
E. J. Logsdon
Pee
Memorial Hospital
West Twenty First Street
C. E. Esterly
Thas
Agnes Husband
Irene Peabody
COLDER WEATHER FORSEEN FOR KANSAS NEXT WEEK
AP report from Topeka on January 24 notes fair but slightly colder weather expected for Kansas next week with a forecast of mostly fair skies, colder early in the week, warmer midweek, then colder again. Dodge City highs reached 66 while Topeka readings averaged 22 degrees above normal for the 2 hour period.
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Topeke
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goedland
Dodge City
Topeka
Flora
First Christian Church Tinb o and Kentucky Streets Service Summary
The First Christian Church at Tinb o and Kentucky streets led by minister Seth W Slaughter held church school at 9 45 a m and service at 10 50 a m with communion and a sermon titled The Prelude Pilgrim Song of Hope by Batiste. Musical offerings included Helen Mass on violin Genevieve Hargiss cello Dorothy Enlew organ and an anthem We Follow Thee by Russell. Prelude O Sanctissima by Friedrich Lux. Evening activities included an 8 30 a m student fellowship luncheon and 6 30 p m Endeavor Groups followed by a 7 30 fireside story hour and singing.
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First Christian Church
Kentucky
Seth W. Slaughter
Hope
Batiste
MacDowell
Helen Mass
Genevieve Hargiss
Dorothy Enlew
Russell
Friedrich
Robbery in Route 6 Incident on Nineteenth and Massachusetts
Glen Walker reported being held up at 11 30 last night at the corner of Nineteenth and Massachusetts streets by two men who took socket wrenches and ten cents from him. Walker, driving a car, said both suspects wore caps and one wore an overcoat. Details of the robbery were not given.
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Glen Walker
Route 6
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
Walker
Miss Larson to Speak at Lutheran Church Class
Miss Mary E. Larson, professor at the University, will address the Sunday School class at the Lutheran Church this weekend. The program emphasizes religious instruction and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Larson
Lutheran Church
Mary E. Larson
The
Woman's Sunday Morning at Trinity Parish
A local parish reports a Sunday morning gathering at Trinity focusing on women's activities. The event included a discussion about Shine and featured a display by fifty to sixty women acknowledging their efforts. Attendees plan the next parish meeting on Ath and New Hampshire Way.
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Trinity
Shine
New Hampshire
Lioness Owner Charged With Negligent Homicide
C Coley owner of a lioness in an animal show was bonded on a negligent homicide charge after the animal fatally mauled Viola Tre sen at age 2. The incident follows a prior death from a show animal belonging to James Er vin, aged 4, in Littlefield. Trial set for February 2 at Olton.
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San Antonio
Tex
C. Coley
Viola Tresen
James Ervin
Littlefield
Gowdy Medical Co Sends Stomach Prescription by Air Mail
A telegram requested air mail delivery of a jar of Dr Gowdy's Stomach Prescription to GalImetta Albeccmine avin gent with postage of 1.25. The message implied strong confidence in the product. Australian Wheat statistics noted with date January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowdy Medical Company
Dr. Gowdy
Air’ Mail
Canberra
Australia
Commonwealth Statistics
Day revised the estimate for the se te Honuner at ean cn eas
In Har an Seinp was 215,090,000 bushels, ie sapien 21.
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Ean Cn Eas
Haren Seinp
Ie Sapien
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Irena Peabody
Alenteo
Albert Preston
Manessy
E. E. Lewis
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lewis
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kanaga
M. Brinkman
J. R. Allen
Gatornie
Allen
John Stutz
A. F. McClanshan
Rhode Island Street
J. Néale Carman
Chicago
C.M. White
Howard Gurtler
Blanche Marshall
Aliie Merle Conger
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Skilton Club
J. W. Scott
Ottawa
Conger
J. Lawton
Etr
Ottawa University
Patti Johnson
Florence
Coates
Johnson
J. D. Bennett
Miss Patti
Lawrence
Liszt
Strauss
Shultz
Misa Conger
G. B. Merritt
Lucy K. Forbes
Elizabeth Bement
Merle Maupin
Ottawa University Department of Music
Chebillard
Kathryn Tissie
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
I. C. O. F. Hall
Thomas Wildy
Odd Fellowship
Aries Tate Fenton
Vr. Wildy
England
St Lodge
Baltimore
Will Johns
J. R
Lillian Jensen
H. G. van Neste
Penner Orchestra
Fota Ny
A. M. Wilcox
H. E. Rynerson
Ida L. Booth
Europe
Jean Bowersock Blackweldfar
Palo Alto
Cal
Unitarian Abacey
Lindsey B. Pees
Robert
Insde
C. Mannarin
Lindsey
I. D. Ye
Smith
Ole Ae
Barranquilla
Columbia
Ienicheek
Bert Jewett
Harry Dean
University Club
Karl Klooz
Guy W. Smith
R. Jateson
Jane Allen
F. C. Allen
Mary Jane Roby
Sigel Farm Bureau Club
Charles "Nemic
Gemerary
Ster
Know Your Bible
Eagra
Frank Banks
Hoat
Orley ’ ‘Smith
Arthur, Lawrence
Lutton
Ralph
Jenseen Hee
Publishers Syndicate
Ise
Kayser Hosiery Sale
Omni Faziors
T. J. Sweeney
LN. Lewis. Lee
Ck A
S. A. .Wood
R. M. Fitzpatrici
George Dunkley
Gashier
Peoples State Bank
Tennessee Street
Tric
Kansas Electric
Aia Cele
saieeEmage
Seietones
ABAS
Douglas County Building and Loan
Mem
Cieeiet
Ous
Valle
W. C. Hamilton Motor Co
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