Women club program highlights in community gathering
Pryor Irwin spoke on women's collective action at a supper meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club. The event featured readings, teacups for Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae, and plans for informal teas Sundays and social evenings Fridays, with about fifty guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor Irwin
Business and Professional
Irwin
Claude Scott
Chamber of Commercce
Dyer
Miss Womack
Isa Wellman
Neustifter
Carrie Thompson
Ruth “Adair
Birdie Zwick
A. T. Walker
Kappa Alpha Theta
Mary Lindley
Chantellor
E. H. Lindley
Depauw University
Greencastle
Tad
University students join in luncheon and military talks
A luncheon at 1 o'clock and bridge at three tables followed by a Wiedemann grill room gathering with about 246 attendees. Speakers included Major J J Cyeon and General Wild J Metcalf on military training, plus R C Rankin and General Heeler King sharing experiences. The event featured music by the Patters and a quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann Grill
J. Starr
Fred Skeer
William Burand
Myr.King
J. J. Cyeon
Wild J . Metcalf
R. C. Rankin
Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
R. O. Tuc
Stanley Pennell
Elry A. King
General Service Schoor
Fort Worth
PERSONAL ITEMS FROM DOUGLAS COUNTY NEWS
Miss Ruth F R Johnson of Topeka tuberculosis nurse is in Lawrence to start county work with clinics and active case finding. Douglas County Tuberculosis Association expands work after Christmas seal funding. Also notes various locals: Stuart Campbell back from Okmulgee. Mrs Paul A Langis recovering from tonsilitis. Dean L E Sayre travels to Kansas City. Katherine Hoopes to Tulsa to live with brother. Lucile Cole teaching in Okmulgee high school. Harry and A W Lamban family return to 945 Illinois. S K Heflin visiting Topeka. Bussing heads to Topeka for county clerk office work. word from county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth F. R. Johnson
Topeka
Lawrence
Johnson
Douglas County
Paul A. Langis
Dean L. E. Sayre
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Katherine Hoopes
S. K. Heflin
Tulsa
Okla
Okinulgee
Lucile Cole
Harry Moore
Ilinois Street
St. Louis
A. W. Lambana
Ee . Bussing
R Patan
Deaths and Funerals of George R. Hurd
George Russell Hurd, born July 10 1880 in Lowell Massachusetts, died yesterday at his East Twelfth Street home. He moved to Kansas in 1855, married Della Pardee in 1891, and served four years in the state militia. A G A R member, he will be buried in Oak Hill Cemetery after services at Rumsey Funeral Home led by Rev H H Grage on Wednesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Russell Hurd
East Twelfth Street
Lowell
Mass
Uzzel Hurd
Kansas
Della KE. Pardee
G. A. R. Post
Rumsey
H.H. Grage
Jin Oak Hill Cemetery
Court decision affirms bank in Perkins v Citizens State Bank
The district court judgment for the Citizens State Bank was sustained by the supreme court in the December session. The money suit outcome remains in favor of the bank. An earthquake struck Ancona Italy at 1 40 this morning with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Supreme Court
Amy R. Perkins
Citizens State Bank
Italy
Ancona
Plans For KU Commencement Milestones And Alumni Fifty Years
Secretary of the University of Kansas alumni association reports preparations for the 1925 commencement. Five living members of the class of 1875 will celebrate their golden anniversary, including Gertrude Blackwelder Martha R. Hallowell Eusébia Irish Kate Stevens and Frank P. MacLennan. MacLennan, editor of the Topeka States Journal, is abroad but expected back for the ceremony. County commissioners will hold their second session of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ellsworth
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Ellsworth
Gertrude Blackwelder
Palo Alto
Cal
Martha’ R. Hallowell
Quinemo
Eusébia Irish
Manhattan
Kate Stevens
New York City
Frank P. MacLennan
Topeka
MacLennan
Topeka States Journal
Commissioners Allow Salary Bills at Session
The court house session concluded with salary bills approved by the commissioners yesterday. Several bills remain to be acted on against the county.
Freshman KU Debaters to Meet Kansas City Junior College
The University of Kansas freshman debating team will meet the Kansas City Junior College debaters Thursday afternoon March 19 in the Liberty Memorial auditorium. The topic is whether Congress should override Supreme Court rulings declaring acts unconstitutional by a two thirds vote in both houses. The Kansas debaters will be Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Kansas City Junior College
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Congress
Supreme Court
Kansas
Rice
New Secretary Jardine Visits Washington in Early Tour
Newly appointed Secretary of Agriculture William M Jardine, arriving from Kansas, planned to call at the White House and meet Bureau chiefs. He will take the oath Thursday after informal reception with Gore and agriculture department officials. A Sutton ranch oil well near Russell, Kansas, is reported drilling 170 miles northwest of Herees.
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Washington
William M.jardine
Kansas
White House
Gore
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Russell
Kan
Sutton Ranch
Derby Oil Drills 1000 Barrel Well North Of Oswald
Derby Oil Company reports a 1000 barrel per day well drilled one and a half miles north of the Oswald pool as part of a recent expansion. The well is among fields opened in the past year and a half and underscores ongoing activity by Derby Oil in the region. Henry H. Asher and Henry Asher Jr. departed for Washington on Saturday to attend President Coolidge’s inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Pool
Derby Oil Company
Henry H. Asher
Henry Asher, Jr
Washington
Coolidge
Asher
Supreme Court
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Quivivie
First Methodist Sunday School
Eunice Andersen
Anderson
Mothers’ “League
C. M. Clark
H. Cunningham
Dorothy Koehring
University Women's Club
Gheen ‘Hall
Vers Hall
Yelock
Allen Crafton
R. C. ‘Moore
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Frank Bereiter
Ross Stanwix
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Methodist Ladies Aid
W. T. Stout
Ladies Altar Society
J. E. Robinson
Tennessee Street
Doyle
Nell Delahunty
Mary Corcoran
Robinson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Donald, Jr
Young
Louis +.Broeker
Mrs
EB. L. Durbin
Vera Louise
Mississippi Street
Crowder
Practical Nurses’ Club
C. L. Rutter
Kentucky Street
the Recreation Club
Bert Jewett
Kelso
Bienvenue Club
Dorothy Gregg
Liberty ‘Memorial High
Miss Gregg
V. E. Gregg
Rhode Island Street
Hugo Rumsey
Liberty Memorial High School
Mr. Rumsey
J. C. Rumsey
J. R. Greenlees
C.C. Wingler
Miereoles Club
H.B. Don Carlos
Hugh Means
Cary] Dodds
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Charles A. Richard
First Christian Church
Herington
Ministerial Institute
R. A. Busden
The
Congregational Church
Duane Schlichter
Harold Donaldson
Ohio Street
Pauline Haley
Weldon A. Armstrong
Acacia
Robert, Hill
Macaréni
Spagetti
California
K. C
Box Supper
Crowder School House
Fair Store Farmer Service
Bureau
Lardner
Cecil Gilkinson
Barrows
Aches Capitol
Rankin'’s Drug Store
Perofan Ag
Bette
Sas Caine
Kotex
Kotex Deodoritzed IN Products CO
Chicago
Coats
Georgette
Fischer’s Annex
Garrett - Draper
Academy OF Dancing
Millinery Department
Ione
DeWatteville
Howard Fisk
Lucille Reed
Jack Blue
Ned Wayburn
Tone DeWatteville School of Dancing
Postoffice Insurance
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