Washington Club Women Aim to Fly in Meetings
The Women's City Club of Washington forms a special aviation section, first U.S. women’s club to add flying course. About 30 members enrolled, including Mrs. Merritt Chance who plans to own a plane and fly to club meetings from Maryland. Director Mrs. Lyle Steever leads, with talks from commerce and navy experts scheduled.
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Washington
Washington’s Club
Women’s City Club
Merritt. Chance
Chance
Maryland
Lyle B. Steever
Aviation Institute
Department of Commerce
Navy Department
Polish emigration syndicate to speed trips to Americas
A Polish emigration syndicate formed to provide information and tickets for emigrants, funded by 11000 dollars with government holding 60 shares and 40 sold to North and South American steamship lines. US lines join the pool with quotas. 25 percent traffic may go to a Polish line. Possible Baltic America line under Polish flag with subsidy. Built Rhine navigation.
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Warsaw
North
South America
United States Lines
Gdynia
United States
Baltic America
Ellerman-Wilson
England
Chargeurs Reunis
Switzerland to Spend on Basel Port Upgrade
Switzerland plans an eight million dollar program to expand Basel port on the Rhine under a pact with Germany. The project aims to raise Basel among the Rhine’s top ports by improving river conditions for about eighty miles to Strasbourg. Tasel’s docks already handle double current traffic.
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Switzerland
Basel
P . Switzerland
Rhine
Germany
Strasburg
Tasel
Study Child Behavior at Tulane on Classroom Antics
New Orleans AP report says Tulane University students study what prompts boys to throw objects and why girls have unseen tantrums. Dr. Harry B. Levey, director, notes many so-called naughty children can become well behaved citizens with proper guidance and mental hygiene emphasis.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Harry B. Levey
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Movements
Mrs. M. B. Cragoe leaves Baldwin for Oakfield Wisconsin after months with her son Mayor Ed ward Cragoe. Delegates to Lawrence attend Farm Bureau meeting with state college specialists on millinery. Baldwin attendees hostesses for Mrs. Gertrude Carrier and Miss Flora Louise Brown illness. Delta Tau Delta at University of Kansas gathering includes Dean Ebright and several Baldwin reps. Dr C B Zook visits from Topeka. Dr and Mrs Carroll Wilson visit Baldwin. Trev and E C Wright return to Kansas City after visiting Rev Zed Wright. Mrs Lora Leach Leonard visits brother Prof Alfred E Leach and plans to coach a Garnet community play The Union Depot. Eva Stephens, nurse from Kansas City, spending time in Baldwin.
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M. EB. Cragoe
Baldwin
Edward Cragoe
Oakfield
Wis
Leonard Waring
Fletcher Hunt
Lawrence
Farm Bureau
State Agricultural College
Gertrude Carrier
Mildred Reeves
Flora Louise Brown
Grover Brumfield
Delta Tau Delta
Gamma Tau
University To
Clair Alderson
Baker
Virgil Vaughn
Paxton Mize
Donald Ebright
John Loughlan
Ted Rickart
Ardon Todd
C. B. Zook
Methodist Old Peoples Home
Topeka
Old Baldwin
Carroll Wilson
Norbourne
James Brockway
E. C. Wright
Kansas City
Zed Wrisht
Lora“Leach Leonard
Alfred E. Leach
Leonard
Garnett
Baldwin vacation guest Phoebe Emery joins family visit
Miss Phoebe Emery arrives in Baldwin with Dr and Mrs Charles E Stephens for a several month furlough from Lidia mission fields after seven years abroad. College Epworth League hosts a memorial service for Bishop William A Quayle, led by Glen Daling, with participants including Mr and Mrs Charles s Martha Cowgill Harriett Osborne and others from the Methodist church in Kansas City and Powerth League members.
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Baldwin
Charles E. Stephens
Phoebe Emery
Lidia
College Epworth League
William A. Quayle
Glen Daling
Charles
Martha Cowgill
Harriett.Osborne
Ault
Dean Jr. K. Ebrig
Ellis
All- Methodist, Church of
Kansas City, Mo
Powerth League
Me. Ellis
Quayic
Bakeriversity
Local Visitors Attend Baldwin League Service and Events
Miss Osborne hosts guests of the Baldwin young people at a church supper then a league service. Mr. Ellis sings a baritone solo as Paseo league president speaks. Mrs. Cragee entertains ladies for her mother’s upcoming return. Two Bethany nurses visit Wood Hall. Ives Chapel Ladies Aid plans a Saturday food sale at the Wesley store. Charles Tolliday of Fort Lauderdale is expected in Baldwin due to his parents’ illness.
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Osborne
Baldwin
Church
League
Ellis
Paseo League
Edward Cragee
J. F. Cragee
Oakfield
Louise Vetty
Vivian
King
Bethany Hospital
Kansas
City
Kan
Wood Hall
Ives Chapel Ladies Aid
Welsley
Charles Tolliday
Ft. Lauderdale
Pla
William Holliday
Beach
Hightiger
Ministers and wives gather for luncheon at First Methodist
Rev Rector Green preached at Sabetha Church for ill Rev Edward Beauchamp at Bethany hospital in Kansas City. Ministers Wives Association held last Friday luncheon with husbands students pastors and wives as guests. Officers elected: president Mrs James D. Smith vice president Mrs J W S Dean and others. April luncheon to be hosted by Mrs Clarence E Holcombe. Chapter CG K of the T E O Sisterhood met with change due to Mrs Deel's illness.
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Rector Green
Sabetha
Methodist Church
Edward Beauchamp
Bethany Hospital
Kansas
City
Ministers Wives Association
First Methodist Church
James D. Smith
J. W. S. Dean
S. ¥. Biderwell
W. T. Pyles
Harriett . Knepp
Calvin E. Holman
Clarence E. Holcombe
Gayle T. Chubb
CG K
Sisterhood
Samuel A. Deel
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Washington Club
Americas
Poland
Baldwin News
Ons
Hills Bros
Fis
Hills Bros Coffee
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Central Produce Co
Vermont St
Victor
South Side Produce CO
Clifford Christenson
Mgr
Rum's Little Theatre
Timmy
HELL
Setons
Krum Coal CO
Erxone
Penn ST
Ines
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co
Ralph Harman, Mer
Cuum Machines
M-J-B
M.j-B
Distributors
Theo. Poehler
Merc. Co
Lawrence. Kans
George Spears
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