Mu Phi Epsilon program at Music Club meeting in Lawrence
The active Mu Phi Epsilon chapter presented a program at the Music Club in the Central Administration building with Miss Laura Rankin in charge. Performers included Kathleen McMorran, Dorothy Moore, Helen Stockwell, Ruth Spindler, Jean Sellards, Evelyn Swarthout and others. Tea followed in the women’s rest room. A future two piano recital is planned for March 18 by Manhattan Music Club members Irma Smith Hall and Christine Caton Toot, preceded by luncheon. Ronald Floyd born yesterday at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Floyd Purdue.
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Mu Phi Epsilon
Central Administration Building
Laura Rankin
Alceste
Gluck-Saint-Saens
Kathleen McMorran
Lsaffatir
Gardiner
Dorothy Moore
Helen Stockwell
Dohnanyl
Ruth Spindler
Weber
Mozart
Jean Sellards
Grainger
Swan
Seintsaens-Godowsky
Evelyn Swarthout
John
Whalpley
Love Singers
Tally-Ho
Leon
Io Wrox
Elude de Concert
Fay Fosire Voran
BE. H. Lindley
Max Wilhelmi
GE. E Lindquist
Vivian Stilton
Helen Beard
Svill
Manhattan Music Club
Irma Smith Hall
Christine Caton Toot
Root
Frank Root
Kansas State Agricultural College
Hill
Howard Hill
Personal News: Oak Park visitor and Lecompton meet
Mrs Harold R Hilkey of Oak Park NL visits her parents Mr and Mrs Sam A Moore. Miss Betty Bierman spends the afternoon with Miss Irene Slavens at Lecompton.
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Harold R. Hilkey
Oak Park, NL
Sam A. Moore
Betty Bierman
Irene Slavens
Lecompton
Fairview Pastor Attends Emporia Conference and Budget Status
Fairview news notes Rev J K Morgan, pastor at Vinland and Fairview, attended a conference in Emporia this week. The church budget is reported paid. Local visits include many residents from Linwood Lawrence Brackett and Kansas City, with social calls at multiple homes and weekend gatherings across the area.
Social Calendar for Thursday to Sunday Activities
University Women’s club hosts tea for senior girls in Myers Hall. Sigma Kappa Mothers’ club mentions Mrs Geores J Schultz. J T Skinner leads Merry Matrons. Jphs Delta Fi dinner for patrons and patrons ee. Mrs H B Peaks hosts informal evening for Miss Dorothy. Friday AZ chapter PE O Mrs ML BR hosts duplicate auction club Mrs T G Fitch. Mrs Homer Allison showers for Mrs Junius Underw Shaptes PE O dinner at the home of Miss Sue Todd and Miss Elizabeth Davis. Past Noble Grands club Mrs Flo ra Hughes. Mrs Ernest Young hosts Friday auction club Double Dozen club Mrs Frank Smith. Saturday Fi Beta Phi Alumnae club at Mrs Harold Constant home. Mr and Mrs E L Brown visit Mrs W T Carpenter in Lawrence Sunday evening.
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University Women's Club
Myers Hall
Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club
Geores J. Schultz
J.T. Skinner
Jphs Delta Fi
H. B. Peaks
Dorothy Etererngy
PE. O
ML BR. Eeitley
T.G. Fitch
Homer Allison
Junius
Tonganoxie Society Notes March Meetings and Visits
Local groups schedule gatherings for March with carries to Leavenworth and Topeka. Clergy and community clubs report meeting venues, hosts, and topics including kitchen improvements gardening and citizenship education. Ben McKeeher returns home from Bethany hospital improved. Analie Misch returns to Kansas City after a Sunday home visit.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Junkins
Sam Jones
Tonganoxie Ladies Farm Bureau Club
Hans Frienmuth
Congregational Ladies Association
A. L. Knox
Robert Robinson
George Farrell
F.A. Dickinson
Chester Freeman
E. E. Hoskins
W. Neibarger
Community Club of
Tonganoxie
William McKinney
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Dave Harkir
Charles Miller
Topeka
Ben McKeeher
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Annalie Misch
Community Notes Show Visits and Travel in Kansas City Area
Latter spending weeks with relatives and friends includes Mr and Mrs Leslie Sparks visiting Sparks mother Mrs J F E Sparks in Lawrence. Mrs C H Cain and daughter Sara Mae traveled to Kansas City. John Carpenter left for Bradshaw. Mrs George Lawrence of Tola returned home after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Allan. Walter Springer and family left Iowa after visiting sister Mrs Milton Castell. J C Laming visited Kansas City. Ed Hunt and sons visited relatives there. Three hunters trapped a live mountain lion near Three Rivers California and displayed it on a pole.
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Leslie Sparks
J. FE. Sparks
Lawrence
C. H. Cain
Sara Mae
Kansas City
John Carpenter
Bradshaw
Ned
George Lawrence
Tola
W. C.allan
Walter Springer
Milton Castell
Iowa
J. C. Laming
Ed Hunt
Voter aged ten votes in nineteen presidential elections
The fragment notes Otto Jaritz of Pittsfield Illinois, aged 10, claiming to have voted in nineteen presidential elections. It mentions his first ballot for Franklin Pierce and references range conditions in Texas described by veteran stockmen as the best in over 30 years.
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Otto Jaritz
Pittsfield, Ill
Franklin Pierce
Poe
Texas
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Memorial Hospital
Ronald Floyd
Fairview
J. K. Morgan
Vinland
Emporia
Louis Seele
Gunther Seele
Six Corners
Chas. Davidson
Anna ‘Torneden
Godfrey Reetz
Meiba Jean
Linwood
Brackett
Elsie Brown
Paul Koehler
Edna
Elsie
Ed Brown
Homer Brownlee
C.E. Ralston
A. G. Dodge
E. Leary
Eugene
Oscar Johnson
Dno
Schafstall
Fred Howard
Ralph Pippert
Chas
Vernon Garrett
Robert Edmondson
Mr. Edmondson
St. Luke Hospital
Russel Cooper
Olin Herd
Edmondson
Lee
Neiberger
Chas. Howard
Will Sinks
Doris Dean
Wichita
Ruth Cadwell
Morris Raber
Samily
Johnson
T. Griffin
Dorothy
Buddy
Het
Robert Quillen Y Z
Publishers Syndicate
E. L. Brown
W. T. Carpenter
Three Rivers
Cal
Baku
Cella Ma
Sig Toon
Tillyer
Optometrist
Cheer Ward's
Mass
Oxford
Regent Pump
Welle
J. C. Pensley Co
Janet Walker
Fprazek Group
J. C. Penney Company, Inc
Perrin Gloves
Manity Fair
Massachusetts
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