Kanwaka and Minervian Clubs Hold Social Meetings
Kanwaka Literary Club met on Thursday with seven members and three guests and discussed a Women’s Rest Room at the YMCA. Charlemagne topics and Edison songs dominated the program. The Minervian Club gathered with about twenty, hearing Miss De Castro. Miss Underwood hosted a bridge party. charity and social events followed, with later notes on a Business Women’s Picnic and a surprise 83rd birthday for Mrs. Maggie Garvin.
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Carl Hird
Arthur Ulrich
Charles Tray
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Levette
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B.armstrong
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Watt
Miss de Castro
Maracher
Boyle
Shermer
Harris
Robertson
Ethel Shearer
P. J. Peterson
Atchison Leader Contemplated Delta Zeta Wedding Plans
Several social notes describe Ruth Brown hosting a five oclock dinner with friends including Penitham Newton and Louise Reese. A wedding between Blanche G Miller and Chester Nelson of Topeka was held at the Masonic Temple with Rev. E A Bleck officiating. Mrs William Spurgeon to entertain guests for a breakfast honoring Mrs John Williams and Ella May Williams arriving from Los Angeles. WCTU to meet at I O F Hall at 8.00 PM.
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Penitham Newton
Louise Reese
Hilda Kohler
J. Lucille Evans
Mildred Day
Aimee Piper
Blanche G. Miller
D. A. Miller
Mississippi Street
Chester
Nelson
Topeka
Masonic Temple
E. A.' Bleck
First, Presbyterian Church
William Spurgeon
John Williams
Ella May
Los Angeles
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Arrivals and Travels
E B Coffman Jr visits with parents in town while Louise Meuser of Paola spends days with Uncle Fred Schumann. Clifton Kirkpatrick travels to Kansas City and Jim Frederick of Bonner Springs spends the day here. Florence Hargett of Florence Kans visits daughter Mrs Ernest Wise at 808 Alabama. W A Willis arrives from North Louisburg Ohio to see grandson Billy. Mrs Frank Shaffer of Findlay Ohio visits sister Dr Florence Barrows. Opal Jayne Kennedy leaves for Greeley Colorado.
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E. B. Coffman, Jr
K. S.A.C
G. B. Coffman
Louise Meuser
Paola
Fred ‘Schumann
Clifton Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Jim Frederick
Bonner Springs
W.S. Hargett
Florence
Kans
Ernest Wise
Alabama Street
W. A. Willis
North Louisburg
Ohio
Billy
J.D. Parrish
Frank. Shaffer
Findlay
Florence Barrows
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Greeley
Colorado
Town Notices and Local Travels Across Several Cities
A stream of short notices lists residents visiting relatives in Kansas City and Topeka, travelers and summer plans, and several moving and business transfers. Names include Miss Anna Gill, Miss Myrtle M Young, Miss Alice Perkins, E J Vaughn, Miss Helen Perkins, and Ted Olmstead. Other entries note trips to Wichita and Dewey Oklahoma, plus residents preparing to spend summer in Saratoga, Wyoming and Colorado. Local officials and workers such as Lieut S Peckham and Sheriff Will Johns are also mentioned amid routine travel and family visits.
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Tom Dodsory
Pasadena
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E. Dodson
Margaret Hughes
Kansas City
Anna Gill
Alice Perkins
Independence
Kan
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Dewey, Okla
Mitchell
C. I. Reed
Lake View
Myrtle M. Young
S. Peckham
Washington, D. C
Office of Chief of Engineers of
the Army
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Topeka
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George Richardson
Floyd
Rucker
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Wyo
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Kansas_City
Earl Scothorn
Lawrence
Scothern
Santa Feranr Emporia
Mra
Cart-Perkins
Helen Perkins
McIntire
E. McIntire
Mass
Street
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Ella May
Los Angeles
William Spurgeon
Ted Olmstead
Weed
Cal
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Roscoe”’Stubbs
Robert
Colorado
Will Johns
Wichita
Robert Poe
Christopher Thomas
Mary Engel
Topeka Republican candidate Friedman Voiland for Congress
News notes: Topeka merchant Fried Noiland announces he seeks the Republican nomination to Congress from the first district opposing incumbent D R Anthony Jr of Leavenworth. Voiland, a former state legislator in 1918, is noted in Masonic circles. Also brief items mention Miss Ruth Kennedy returning from Ann Arbor and Mrs Lorene McNeill traveling to Atchison to visit a paralyzed mother. Local ads invite readers to order Brinkman bread and mention a Double Loaf, with old mirrors offered for renewal.
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Voiland
Topeka
Fried Noiland Topeka
D. R. Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
Kansas
JESS WILLARD TO TRAIN FOR DEMPSEY RETURN
Jess Willard announced plans to choose training quarters and begin conditioning for a comeback fight against Jack Dempsey. He cited two potential locations one indoors and the other outdoors, aiming for optimal preparation in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Land Purchases Set for Local Schools in Leavenworth
The Leavenworth board of education has bought two land tracts for school sites costing 17 250 dollars. One parcel joins the existing junior high, the other joins the South Leavenworth Senior grade school. Hutchinson to Celebrate 50th Anniversary at State Fair Sep 16-22 with fireworks pageant depicting city history. Kansas World War II veterans Prize bonus support urged at state convention.
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Hutchinson, Kans
Reid
Kansas University
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Chicago
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Wis
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Territory debate sparks local clash over law limits
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a territorial or boundary dispute involving Lawrence authorities and a range issue. Key entities include Lawrence territory and local governance, with apparent contention over jurisdiction and restrictions. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Head of Auctioneers Dead in Dodge City
J. J. Stamper, 50, of Meade Kansas and president of the International Auctioneers Association, died suddenly in a local hospital after an appendectomy operation.
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J. J. Stamper
Meade, Kansas
The
International Auctioneer Association
Democratic Meeting at Court House
A small gathering met at the court house at 3 o clock for a Democratic meeting to arrange the nomination of a county ticket. The session focused on planning and organizational steps for the upcoming ticket.
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Court House
Hind
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