Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Luncheon and Club Socials Calendar
Saturday events include Pi Beta Phi alumnae luncheon at Mrs. Charles Radcliffe home and Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae supper at Mrs. FEH Lindley home. Other items note bridge tea with Prof Waldemar Geitch, a Manor dinner club, tea for Mero Law, and contract club luncheons with Mrs JG McElhinny and Mrs J Bleakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Radcliffe
Fe.h. Lindley
Atra
John. Stuts
L. Wh.frink
Waldemar Geitch
Manor
Lindsey
J. W. O'Bryan
Mero Law
Tian Jéannette Wheeler
J.G. McElhinny
Colon
Mrewj
M. Sanderson
Tue Finesse
Founders' day Theta observance at Lindley home
Lawrence alumnae of Theta sorority host candle service and buffet supper honoring the four founders with lightings for Beta Iota Alpha Upsilon Alpha Mu and leadership. Miss Helen Beard and Mrs. Hodder perform songs as Agnes Evans accompanies. Twenty seven members attend and candles feature black and gold colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Slumnae
Kappa
Theta
E. H. Lindley
Sorority
Club
Lindley
Beta
F. H. Ho
Saul
Alice Blue
Agnes Evans
Mra. Lindley
Miss Gillham
Miss Beard
Valley clubs host social hour and bridge games
Fern Price leads class as Mrs Daisy Carr presides at a brief business session. About thirty five members and guests attend a social hour with ping pong champion Rev E R Friesen. Several members entertain contract clubs and win prizes while officers are elected for the Nieder chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern’ Price
Daisy Carr
Earl Skinner
E.R. Friesen
Ewing
William Blevins
Ervin Henderson
Personal notices from Waldershof and nearby towns
Mrs W H Zimmer and her son Dr Harry Zimmer of Waldershof Germany arrived to visit Dr L K Zimmer and family in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs H C Constant and Mrs Paul Rankin returned from Kansas City after attending the Southwestern Lumbermen's convention. Mrs Mary B Peterson route 4 is seriously ill and taken to Memorial hospital for treatment. Mrs Ivan Rowe returned from a motor trip to Denver with Mrs Tom Brutch. Return trip took twelve hours. Denver in mid trip ranged from twenty degrees below zero to sixty degrees on some days. Mr and Mrs A B Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Tommy Constant will visit Toneka for the weekend to attend a Century club dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Irvin Snattinger. Mr and Mrs WOC Simons returned from Concordia and Minneapolis. Simons presides Sunset Home and Concordia hospital meeting. Miss Margaretta Clevenger went to Leavenworth for weekend. Miss Mertie Edwarda spending weekend in Kansas City. Henry Van Swearingen returned from New York City where he worked in mental hygiene and will resume studies at the University of Kansas at the new semester opening. C M Kelley went to Kansas City for the weekend. Ad-Taker helps you write your classified ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Zimmer
Harry Zimmer
Waldershof
Bavaria
Germany
A.B. Mitchell
Tommy
Constant
Toneka
Irvin Snattinger
Century Club
Woc. Simons
Concordia
Minneapolis
Simons
Sunset Home
Concordia Hospital
Margaretta Clevenger
Leavenworth
Mertie Edwarda
Kansas City
Henry van Swearingen
New York City
University of Kansas
C. M. Kelley
Inquest Testimony Weighs Scammell Deaths at Farm
Columbus Kansas January 26 AP Witnesses revisit conflicting evidence in the Howard and Bertha Scammell deaths at their Asbury Missouri area farm. Officials hear how wounds and movements occurred as Bechtoldt, Zeigel and Catlett testify on events and alibis.
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Columbus
Kan
Howard Scammell
Bertha Scammell
Asbury
Harold Catlett
Scammell
Catlett
Galena
Iar
Marvin Zeigel
C.H. McParron
Fred Rechtoldt
Schammels
Miss Schimmel
Hechtoldt
Fred
Clyde Bechtoldt
Red
Margin Zeigel
Fred Bechtoldé
Zeigel
Bechtoldts
Pawnee Prepares for Kennamer Murder Trial Spectacle
Pawnee Oklahoma gears up for the February 11 Kennamer murder trial of 19 year old son of Federal Judge Franklin Kennamer. With 100 hotel rooms booked and a chamber of commerce committee canvassing town for accommodations crowds are expected larger than the 1892 event. Jailer Hamby notes the prisoner will be housed in a red iron cell and the new courthouse opened in 1923 will host proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Franklin Is. Konnaner
John Garrell
Tulsa
O. L. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Thurman Hurst
Remainer
Tulsa County
M .E. Hamby
Oklahoma
Pistol Attack Kills Four in Chicago Tragedy
A gun rampage by Henry Arden and his mother Ruth Arden at a Chicago relief station left four people dead and two wounded. Arden, a University of Chicago graduate, and his mother opened fire after being removed from relief rolls, killing Miss Alice M. Irwin and Miss Caroline Wallace and wounding several others before dying by self-inflicted gunfire or police reckon. The incident stunned relief workers and ended in multiple hospitalizations, with chaos at the station as employees sought cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University
Illinois
Henry W. Arden
University of Chicago
Ruth Arden
Alice M. Irwin
University of Pittsarge
Caroline, Wallace
Miss Irwin
Arden
Ardens
Miss Whitner
Ardein
Miss Wallace
Abdujai
Niels Nielsen
Kizel Dugan
Nielsen
Topeka Physician Dr. A B Jeffrey Dies
Dr A B Jeffrey a prominent Topeka physician died in a Topeka hospital from pneumonia after an appendectomy He was born in Valparaiso Chile where his missionary parents lived and he moved to Topeka in 1907 after graduating from the Northwestern University He served as a physician in the British army during World War I and was the first Topeka doctor to own a motor car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Dan
A. Kh. Seffrey
Valparaiso
Chile
Jeffrey
Northwestern University
United States
Guest Speaker Margaret Hill McCarter At Baldwin Club
Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter Topeka will speak at the annual Kansas Day meeting of the Women s City club Baldwin Thursday at 2 1 pm After the address a tea will honor Mrs McCarter with club members in Baldwin city January 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin City
Margaret Hill McCarter
Topeka
Women's City Club
Baldwin
Thurrsday
McCarter
Book Review and Language Lab Schedules
Monday items include a book review by Kenneth J on Elementary French Les non at 6:00 p.m. in the Cornell department. An Elementary German Lass oon course is led by Prof. E Engal in the Engal department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J
R K. Cornell
Robbery at farm home near Eudora yields hens and pistol
Unknown thieves entered the Leon Durr residence half a mile east of Eudora on Highway 10 last night while the family was away. A .38 caliber revolver and about 30 Rhode Island Red hens were stolen, with drawers and closets rummaged and bedding strewn. No tracks were found. the front door stood open. Undersheriff George Price and Deputy Jude Anderson investigated but found no clues. The thieves then used sacks from the barn to load the chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Durr
Eudora
Rhode Island
George Price
Jude Anderson
Durr
Baldwin City Pioneer Harry Hayes Dies at 64
Harry Hayes a prominent Black Jack area farmer and stockman four miles east of Baldwin died at Bethany hospital Kansas City Friday morning after a failed treatment for pharyngitis. He led the community for years and served as president of the People's State Bank of Baldwin. He leaves a widow Mrs. Harry Hayes of Spokane two sisters Grace Hayes and Mrs. Henry Bell and brothers John Frank and a son Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin City
Harry Hayes
Baldwin
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Hayes
Bineit Jack
Ila
People's State Bank of
Spokane
Wash
Grace Hayes
Henry Bell
John
Black Jack
Frank
Arcadia
Cal
Russell
Escondido
Perfect game in two years by Roscoe Gillaspie
Kansas City January 26 AP Roscoe Gillaspie bowled his fifth perfect 300 game in two years of league play last night in Kansas City. The report notes no additional news beyond the achievement. The section also mentions a church vesper service at St Luke A M Church with choir participation and calendar rally notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas, City
Roscoe Gillaspie
St. Luke A. M
New. York
Allen GC. K
Seaton Named Junior National Committeeman for Kansas
Topeka Jan 26 AP A Kansas Young Republicans contest over the junior national committeeman post ended as Fred Mentoe of Manhattan was announced to automatically fill the post. Henry Bubb of Topeka and John Boyer of Wichita had been candidates. Seaton confirmed Bubb’s prior appointment to the national club policy committee as well.
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Topeka
Young Republicans of
Kansas
Iday
Fred Mentoe
Manhattan
State
Young
Henry Bubb
Toneka
John Boyer
Wichita
Pos
George Olmatead
Des Moines
Republican Club
Party National Committee
Seaton
Bubb
National Club
Informal Music Program at Westminster Forum
An informal music program will be presented at Westminster forum tomorrow at 7 30 p m open to the public. The program includes quartets piano numbers by Caroline Bailey and cello pieces by Arthur Fielder Claude Hurns and Clara McCrath will assist in the service. Members listed include Al Stanton Jerry Gant Margaret Love and Mary Frances Butler and the Westminster quartet with Mary Beth McManis Maxine Roche Nelson Fuson and Charles McManias.
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Westminster Forum
Westminster Hall
Dread Avenue
Forum
Caroline Bailey
Arthur Fielder
Claude Hurns
Clara McCrath
al Stanton
Jerry Gant
Margaret Love
Mary Frances Butler
Westminster Quartette
Mary Beth McManis
Maxine Roche
Nelson Fuson
Charles McManias
Faces life prison term in Saloon fire case
Atchison Kan Jan 26 Herman Dahike a 40 year old ex convict faced life imprisonment as an habitual criminal after a district court jury convicted him of second degree manslaughter in the death of a Negro Frank Smith in a beer saloon fire. The habitual criminal statute could impose the maximum sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Herman Dahike
Frank Smith
Dahtke
Wolf Hunt Drive Sponsored by Barker C P A
The Barker C P A schedules a wolf hunt for Thursday January 31 starting at 10 AM with meeting points at Kanwaka store Schon's corner Lecompton Battie Collins corner Brackett school and Dave MecCreath's corner Lunch will be served at the round up and transportation provided from the round up to the starting points Rifles and sidearms are barred Also a separate note mentions an arrest for assault and battery with a judge quipping about the defendant's details.
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Barker C.P. A
Kanwaka
Schon’s
Lecompton
Battie Collins
Brackett School
Dave MecCreath’s
The Little Church in Black and White by Stanley A Curtis
An essay on temper, mortality, and the dangers of anger. The author argues self control prevents fatal impacts, cites cultural contrasts, and urges restraint in speech to avoid harm while citing historical figures and philosophers.
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The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Childrens riddle at school about a canary
A London schoolmistress tests pupils with a bird question. Little Eric eagerly answers, claiming the canary can do something the teacher cannot do, offering a humorous guess about “bath in a saucer.”
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Eric
London
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