Party at Quincy school for Sixth A class and teachers
Opal Jayne Kennedy and Sixth B pupils hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at the Quincy school building for the Sixth A class now entering junior high. Teachers and supervisors attended, with a two course dinner at eight tables and a varied program featuring piano solos, readings, and a class will reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Sixth B
Quincy
Pervisers
Miss N Friend
Bernice Cook
Electar Kindelspérger
Mabel Barnhart
Miss Kennedy
E. F. Huddleston
Ruth ‘Stoland
Stella Brachmiller
Jean de Forest
Robert Allen
Ruth Foster
Reading
Claudine Reynolds
Fred Harris
Mikfred Rucharsuth
Foster
Elva Douglas
Helen Gertrude Jenkins
Virginia Sterling
Cecelia Towne
Evening Gown Winners and Local Social Notes
Evening gown contest awards go to Mrs Walter Keger for the lady’s prize and Harvey Walker for the men’s prize in bridge games. The column lists violin student Ednah Hopkins broadcasting from station KYW Chicago, and a Kansas Day program among numerous club meetings at homes on Illinois Street Ohio Street and other local addresses with births, parties, and receptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Yellow
Walter Keger
Harvey Walker
Edpah Hopkins
Chicago
KYW
Westinghouse Radiophone
West Adams Street
Ly Miner
Edward Kurtz
Mendelssohn
Kriens
West Side Study Club
Judge Means Returns From Ottawa District Court
Local item lists numerous residents and visitors in Topeka and Lawrence. Names include Hugh Means, Dale Benson, Mrs G Bahos, Mrs T C Brashear, Mrs FE Plank, Prof W S Johnson, J B Wilson, Mrs Harry T Lander, Miss Julia Hill, Miss Bernita Curtis, Miss Edith Ernst, Miss Eléza Ernst, Miss Jessi Bradley, Miss Father Johnson, Miss Bess Beverlin, Senator J N Johnson, Mrs D A Archer, Miss Fay Archer, Miss Margaret Kennedy, Miss Helen Thomas, W E Levin, Harry Green, Clarence Houk, Miss Clariber Eslinger, Raymond Nichols, EL Penney, Mr and Mrs Ernest Wise, Mr and Mrs Henry Keiser, L J Bond, Mr and Mrs Harold Morris, Mrs T H Kennedy, Miss Grace Kiefer, Mrs J B Carter, Mrs W F Shaw, Mrs Carter, Mr and Mrs Harold Constant, Miss Laura Johnston, Miss Esther Bronstone, J G Scrivener, J E Ely, Mr and Mrs R H Graham. The page notes travel to Topeka, Kansas City, and Oklahoma events and district convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
Ottawa
Dale Benson
Garnett
Roos. Fox
G. Bahos
Pawhuska
Okla
Nick Doubas
T. C. Brashear
Bartlesville
Nick Taylor
FE. Plank
Kansas City
W. S. Johnson
J.B. Wilson
Topeka
Harry T. Lander
Ted
Baldwin
Julia’ Hill
Bernita Curtis
Kans
Senator
J. N. Johnson
Zairs
D. A. Archer
Massachusetts Street
M. Wilhelmi
Josephine Farrell
Tudile Gise
Harry Green
Clariber Eslinger
Raymond Nichols
EL. C. Penney
H. J. Penney
Ernest Wise, Jr
Henry Keiser
Harold Morris
L. J. Bond
Eldorado
Henry Martin
Anderson
Charles Kinnamon
Jane
Parsons
Oklo
T. H. Kennedy
Grace Kiefer
J and
Otto Boles
J. B. Carter
Wilson
W. F. Shaw
W. T. Courtney
Carter
Kansas Council of Women
Kansas Day’ Club
Harold Constant
Oklahoma City
Constant
Laura Johnston
Esther Bronstone
Baker
Lawrence
J .G Scrivener
Riends
J. E.ely
R. H. Graham
Grey
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Faith in people to pay debt renewed by educator leaders
Chancellor E H Lindley told the Council of Teachers at the fifth annual dinner in Kansas City that trust in the public’s interest in education is strong and that education should be freer from narrow control. He applauded teachers in industry and warned against boards run solely by teachers. Paris reports France’s debt talks with the United States continue, with debates on Sarre mines value and repayment feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
B. H. Lindley
E. H. Lindley
University
Council of Teachers
Kans
Lindley
Kansas
State Board of Administration
Paris
Associated Press
France
United’ States
Marin
Louis Loucheur
Beorah
The
Excelsior
Borah
Sarre
America
United States
Germany
Big Egg Order For Lawrence Hatchery
R H Karnes of Lawrence, a poultry breeder, secured an order for 4509 dozen eggs at 10 cents above market to a commercial hatchery in Independence Missouri. Kaw Valley Poultry association members will assist. Delivery begins Friday at 300 dozen weekly until filled, with 120 dozen Barred Rock 120 dozen Rhode Island Red and 60 dozen Buff Orpington each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Karnes
Lawrence
Independence
N Poultry Association
Karnes
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Rhode Island
Heir to Ferrier Estate Killed in Car Crash
Leonard L. Ferrer aged 24 was fatally injured in a motor car crash December 16 near Elbing Kansas. He died in a Wichita hospital after five weeks with a severed spinal cord. Survived by five sisters, his mother and three brothers Mrs Ferrier and Iva May Buna Iva Emma Harold Fred and Theodore Ferrier are all Emporia residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Leonard L. Ferrer
Elbing
Kansas
Ferrier
Iva May
Buna
Iva
Emma
Harold
Fred
Theodore Ferrier
Emporia
Hamilton Budget Bill Gains Support In Kansas House
Members of the Kansas House at a caucus indicated broad backing for the Hamilton budget bill as it moves to the floor at 2 pm. Some Republicans criticized creating a budget director with a $5000 salary and a budget committee, arguing it would curb powers of the legislative ways and means committees. Archer Brown, caucus chairman, urged to keep control on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pess
Kuy
House
Hamilton
Archer
Brown
W Ted
Begins His New Work and Two Marriages in One Day
Topeka reports Roy L Bone starts as state bank commissioner with retiring boss Ready Peterson aiding in setup. Also two couples wed: Truman Ralston and Bessie Doty. Harold Grice and Charlotte Anders. Shifts to other items include original Pines Treaty found and King Ferdinand's operation. Dr George T Edwards faces murder trial in Bessemer Alabama. Essex Coal theft-Sande news fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Roy L.bone
Resdy Peterson
Bone
Renta
Truman Ralston
Kansas City
Kans
Bessie Doty
Menger
Harold Grice
Charlotte Anders
Garnett
Bessemer
Ala
George T. Edwards
Essex
Coael lep-Sande
Enrollment notes and organ concert announced in Lawrence
The registrar's office at the University of Kansas reports heavy enrollment for the second semester with a late fee of five dollars for those registering after their scheduled hour. Enrollment starts tomorrow in Robinson Gym, with about 200 new students expected and more to come. Pietro Alessandro Yon, world renowned organist, will give a concert at the Baptist Church in Lawrence on February 18, praised as a leading Italian virtuoso and Vatican honorary organist, with his third sonata featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grant
Lan Jean
New York
Europe
Greece
University of Kansas
George O. Foster
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Robinson Gymnasium
Pietro Alessandro Yon
Baptist Church
Lawrence
the Baptist Church
Yon
Congregational Church
Kansas
American Guild of Organists
Italy
Vatican
Wichita
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas Association of “Chambers of Commerce
State” Association
William Holmes
Claude Scott
Bred’ Jensen
Leavenworth Chamber ‘of Commerce
Ses
Supreme Court names commissioner in Wall-Pierpont contest
The Supreme Court appointed J. W. Humphreys of Junction City as commissioner to make findings of facts and conclusions of law in the Wall-Pierpont election contest before the third division of the Wichita district court. Wall and Pierpont each posted 500 for the commissioner's work. Also notes a collision at Six Corners on the Fort-to-Fort highway involving a Ford roadster from Leavenworth County and a Texas-licensed Ford sedan, both badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Weaver
Waill-Pierpont
Topeka
Kan
District Court
Wichita
J. W. Humphreys
Junction City
Jesse D. Wall
Grover Fierpont
Ford
Fred Weipman
Leavenworth County
Texas
Six Corners
Fort-To-Fort
Pacific cable to duplicate lines to ease Britain news
London reports the Pacific Cable Board will duplicate ten lines to be ready within 18 months as demand for Empire news grows. The move follows a request from the Empire Press Union for rate reductions to Australia and New Zealand, which would accompany the added capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated * Press
Pacific
Pacific Cable ‘Board
Empire Press Union
Australia
N Zealand
Gasoline tax rises in Panama and Kansas City exams
The report notes Panama imposes a five cent per gallon sales tax on all gasoline imports, higher than any U S gasoline tax. Kansas City hosts exams for high school violin credit conducted by Professor Waldemar Gelich of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts at Norman School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Central American Republic
Panama
Department of Commerce
Kansas City
Waldemar Gelich
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansa
Noman School
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Joval
Methodist Church
S. Daniels
Hibeine
Daniels
Xon
J. H. Parker
BF. Douglas
George E. "Peters
Clara Bac
H. Harner Jr
Hennessey, Vila
Irs
Clara Beach
Henderson
Descr ‘Dent
H. Lehman
Maine Street
Berson
William Olmstead
A. R. Olmstead
H. R. Fuller
W. W. White
Sud
Orley Olmstead
Philip Olmstead
J R. Dunkley
Charles F. Olmstead
Collin Olmstead
Ethel Mali
Marjorie Olmstead
Martin
Gry Pennock
Ross Clayton
South Mississippi Street
Thgleside Club
Lida Thomas
Ralph Davis
Eastman
Illinois Street
Daris
Mary Evelyn
Standing
Ladean Davis
Ethel Fenstemaker
Laura Alicda Perkins
Frances
Virginia Walters
Alice Powell
Mary Lynn Davis
Doris
Progressive Reading Club
J. M. Boyd
Boyd
George K. Maeckie
Wil. Gorrill
Federation
E. L. Garrett
Winona Avenue
Rock
F.G. Alford
Vermont
Methodist Guild
J.B. Henry
Missouri Street
Nees Ol Song
Cesnas , Club
W. i. Bestmian
Ohio Street
Ans
L. N. Lewis
Whistclub
Frank L. Menehan
J. M. Shanahan
Carlton B. Ross
A. P. Hults
Arlo Hults
Conrad McGrew
William Kopp
Helianthus Club
Whist
Brsa
Kasha
Douglas County
Missouri Hatchery
HEI
Hamilton Bill Pavored
Mimicer House
Bill
Pines
Jan
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Senate
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Romania
K. U
Humphrey
Cascarets
Josephine Edna Vogler
Denver
Col
B McDonald
W. B. McDonald
C. c. Slawson
First “Methodist Church
Edward Hislop
G. A.R
Oak Hill Cemetery
David
McLouth
Andrew
Ira
Delta
Colas Paul
C. C. Slaw-s0n
Reven’ Decarnette
Alton, Il
James Young
Seattle
Wash
Carl Folk
Honolulu
cSee
Kansan_ Association of Chambers of Commerce
Kansas Telephone Company
William T. Smith
Pacific Cable Board
H. B. Builene
New York City
Journal-World
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Tayments
Eldridge Flower Shop
the Princess Patt Beauty Shoppe
Hess Drug Store
Ralph Ward the Merchant of Happiness
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