Kansas Day Party and Club Meetings Highlight Local Social
A Kansas day celebration featured about twenty five Methodist Guild members and various social clubs at church rooms with readings, music, and recitations. Numerous afternoon gatherings followed, including the Lay Reading Club, South Side Reading Club, and a Country dancing party drawing seventy couples, with guests from Topeka and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Guild
Kansas
1. C. C. F. Hall
Luther Tafson
Mile Ercer
Alfred Green
Women club events and social gatherings noted
District officers attend a Montréal club event and meetings. Guests at a surprise party honor Mrs. J A Bishop and Mrs. Harry Brass. The Business and Professional Women's club schedules a supper meeting Monday at 6 30. Mrs F H Smithmeyer hosts friends of Mrs George Shaw. Mrs Marks hosts an afternoon auction. First Baptist church youth plan a social for university students. An Episcopal rectory tea for women of the church tomorrow from 3 20 to 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det Keit R
Tanner
Woman’s Fress Association
Kansan
Esther Clark Hill
B. EB. Bishop
J. A. Bishop
Kansas
Harry Brass
Albert Graeber
M. c. Karnes
Bertie. “Gentry
Business
Caroline Wolters
First Baptist Church
Personal notices and visits among Kansas City area residents
Mrs Edith MJ Lowrey spent the day in Kansas City. Ravensway of Kting Is ter Mrs Mel and Tr Fritzel. 1109 New Hampshire St. Mrs Fred Powell of Macksville visits cousin Mrs Tom Harley. Mrs J D Meleirda of Conway Mo visiting Mary Treité Garfield today. Mrs Paul Curry of Cedar Point Ill left after visiting her father M W Callahan. Margaret Hall went to Osage City to visit her parents. Rev E O Burgert wife of Glasgow Mo left home after visiting his father S A Burrert. Alberta Collins went to Compton for the weekend with her sister Miss Margaret Noris went to Eudora to visit sister. Mrs Henry Schehrer, Mrs Elva Plank went to Kansas City today visiting. S H V Stone went to Topeka on business. Mrs C S Rarick went to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith MJ Lowrey
Kansas City
Ravensway
Kting Ister
Mel
Fritzel
New Hampshire St
Fred Powell
Macksville
Tom
Harley
J. D. Meleirda
Comway
Mary Treité
Garfield
Paul Curry
Cedar Point
M. W. Callahan
Margaret Hall
Osage City
Rev
E. O. Burgert
Glascow
Swith
S.A. Burrert
Alberta Collins
Compton
Margaret Noris
Eudora
Henry Schehrer
Elva Plank
S. H.V. Stone
Toneka
Kan
Kans City Weekend Visits Mark Local Notices
Local residents and visitors head to Kansas City for short trips and social engagements. University figures E H Lindley and G Fitch travel for academic and farming matters, while students and alumni from KU, including Elizabeth Postlewaite and Norma Jean Draper, attend events or visit relatives.
Lawrence High Debate Team Wins Both Sides Morning Debates
The Lawrence high school debate team won both debates this morning. The affirmative faced Kansas City negative at Liberty Memorial high school auditorium at 10:30. Lawrence negative beat Topeka affirmative in Topeka. Debaters included Kerulf Eriksen Carol Hedberg Edward Cain Abb ot Phalph Alberta Williamson Roscoe Phillips. Judge was Prof. R H Richie of Ottawa University. The Lawrence team has now won seven of eight debates this season.
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Lawrence’ High
Kansas City P
Liberty Memorial -High
Lawrence
Topeka
Thay
Kérulf Eriksen
Carol Hedberg
Edward Cain
Abbot Phalph
Alberta Williamson
Roscoe Phillips
Kansas City
Petitioned traffic regulation on Ninth Street read at meeting
A petition signed by members of the Parent Teachers associations of junior high students from New York Mc Allaster Pinckney and Quincy schools asked the city to regulate traffic on Ninth Street in front of the junior high buildings during pupil transitions. The commission read the petition but took no definite action, promising further study at a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McAllaster
Pinckney
Quincy
Ninth Street
City Commission
Food Sale By Ladies Aid Society at MacColloch's
The Ladies Aid Society of Washington Creek plans a food sale at MacColloch's Drug Store tomorrow. Mrs. Lysle Eby, recently ill for ten days, has returned to her duties at Weaver store. Lord Baltimore pound paper the best value for 50 cents. Sold only Olloch's Drag Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
Washington Creek
MacColloch
Lysle Eby
Lord Baltimore
Olloch's
Wichita Woman Leads Nurse Fight Against Diphtheria Epidemic
Emily Morgan, longtime Wichita Public Health nurse, now heads Nome’s diphtheria effort from Maynard Columbia Hospital. She previously served as sea missionary in Unalaska and Eskimo communities before transfer to Nome. Meanwhile Wichita city board okayed utility purchases of iron water pipe hydrants and valves to replace defective ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wighita
Nome
Wichita
Kan
Yukon River
Nenana
Emily
Morgan
Wichita’ Public Health Nurses’ Association
Maynars-Columbia
Una
Alaska
Commissioners of Public Utilities
Oil prices advance at Marland Refining plant
Oil prices rose to $2 a barrel this afternoon after Marland Refining Co raised posted prices by about 29 cents. The new quote is $2 for oil of 41.6 degrees gravity at the Tala mulesa Oklahoma station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talamulesa
Okla
Marland Refining Company
Kansas to classify property for revenue a political lever
A Kansas legislator Morrow noted for Kentucky work urged that a constitutional amendment empowering the state to classify property for tax revenue could raise state income. He cited rising shares from notes and stocks, claiming percentages climbing from seven to over twenty and possibly to high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
J. P. Morrow
Kentucky
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Finer
Henrietta “Schubert
Hose
George ‘Gerste
Otto Carr
William Miller
Ner Gerstenberger
Oscar Lothholz
Fred Rothberger
Walter Gerstenberger
Fhe
Hultsjohnaan
Ter
Arlo Hults
Piani
Conrad McGrew
Dowell
Weber
Mr. Schon
Rosy
Bestrood
Kreisler
Pew
Meadame
Chapin
Strauss
Hults
Luckan
Sarge
Ansas
Emi
HL Kennedy
Charles Robinson
Lecompten
Belle Henderson
Belle Kennedy
Tater
W. T. Carpenter
C. Cowles
W. N. ‘Ege
Rs. Luthan
F. YW. Roberts
Mary McKinna
J. H. Rutherford
Tennessee Street
Tuenean
A. A. Hicks
Hex
Woodlawn
Aliss Alice Dicker
Gins
Sying
Opal Jayne” Kennedy
Lilian Pelael
Rachel ‘Innick
Ursidy
Bryn Nae
Blanche Bos Mara
M. J. Poiss
Freda. Hume
Sliss
Alice Sa Lielen
Sunpie
Mildred Strang
Ruth Carlson
Misa Sue -Todd
Minnie Dinglestedt
Elizabeth Davis
Cora Davenport
South Side
Reading Club
Wlfe
Lynn
Mississippi Street
B. J. Wilcos
Gr. T. Histon
Burbank
Bur Itink
Quivera
Morley Smith
Tui
Rachel Buckminster
Cairo
Khartum
Mas. W. Ee. Koehring
Thomas Curtis Clark
Rhode Island Street
Relief Corps
G. A. R. S Hall
F. H. Smithmeyer
George Shaw
Los Angeles
Mrs. Shaw
Marks
J.S. St. Clair
West 8Th ST
Bear
Hess Drug Store
Minnie E. Miller
Nat
Tages
Beauty Patlor
Sas City
M. A. Draper
Norma Jean
Karl
Fresno
Cal
Draper
Ben Hibbs
Hays State Teachers College
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Kansas Press Association
Hibbs
Elizabeth Postlewaite
Lalyrence
Miss Postlewaite
Bunker Mill
Mary Gary
Mitchell, S
San ~Antonio
Tex
A. Young
Leo Mealley
Martin Ryan
K. U
Albapanerque
Richard
C. B
Hosford
James Bar- Tows
Nawrance
Russell’s Booterie
Eve Genue
Joplin
Pittsburg
Rankin’s Drug
Doti Ree
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
The
Morrison Agency
Mass
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