Descendant of Two Mayflower Lines Receives Notice
A Springfield woman, a long time member of the Society of Descendants of Mayflower Passengers, is noted for tracing two direct lines to Mayflower pilgrims through the Hopkins and Brewster families. Her family links extend to Elder Brewster’s line via Mary Mayo and Joseph Hopkins, culminating in Mary Hopkins who married Jos eph Hopkins. Her Plymouth visits with grandmother as a child are recounted, marking her as a prominent regional genealogist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ut Zevo
Society of Over
Wilm
Bradford
Plymouth
Mass
Stephen Hopkins
Jerj
Thomas Prence
Rey Prence
John Freeman
Hannah’ Freeman
John Yo
Mary
Josep Hopkins
Frephen Hopkins
Purées and Footwear Match at Evening Event
A fashion note describes two colored purées and matching slippers for evening wear. It highlights leather styles, velvet accents, and two toned designs, plus the shift toward mesh stockings and sportwear influenced silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howey
Fifth Avenue
Janie
Patton
Special Projects Planned for National Business Women's Week
National Business and Professional Women's clubs plan events for National Business Women's Week March 10 to 16 to educate the public on their aims and to urge members to advance personally and financially. Leaders push high school education for young business girls and encourage bank accounts, annuities, or other savings. The federation cites notable women in politics and business and notes women have entered 537 professions, with inventions by women rising 35 percent while men's inventions rise 17 percent.
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Tovbée
Wbhmen
United States
Duri Business Women's Week
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Federation
Chambers In
Nellie “ Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Blinds
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Felice Cohn
Reno
Alice Englehardt
Cincinnati
Potter -Shoes Company
Mabel Gilmore Reinecke
Iato
Chicago
Florence E. Allen
Ohio
Wognan
Supreme Court
Bertha K. Landes
Exmayor
Seattle
Phoebe Clarke
Nashville
Shyness in Children Affects Social Interactions
A reflective piece discusses child shyness in Phillip and the impact of parental behavior. It argues that overprotection and awkward adult comments hinder sociability, recommending nursery school and supervised peer companionship to help shy children engage with neighbors and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
Phillip Rae
Jasy
Toome
Local D A R Chapter Plans State Conference Here
The Daughters of the American Revolution prepare for the state conference to be held March 26 to 28 at Plymouth Congregational Church. Organizers anticipate 250 to 300 attendees with major activities including a banquet at the Memorial Union building, luncheon, and a tea at Spooner Thayer Museum highlighting colonial displays.
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Bisens
Petar
Betty
Washington
Wellington
Marjorie ‘Spaulding
Phillipsburg
State Student Loan Fund
S.J. “Kelley
Olathe
Plymouth
D.A. R
Memorial Union
Madge Bullene
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Cooking School Recipes At Topeka Farm Course
Large attendance at the cooking school led to publishing teacher Mrs. Emily M. Lautz's recipes. The notes include Tuesday and Thursday menus with scallop shells, potato border, tomato gelatine hearts, biscuits, tea essentials, gold cake, double cooked icing, assorted puddings, gelatinized milk, planked steak, maitre d hotel dressing, and various fruit desserts. Also mentions community notes and local moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitre de Hotel
Shea Ae
Dickles
Cooking School Showcases New Household Devices
In four days at F A U hall instructor Mrs Emily M Lautz demonstrated a range of kitchen helpers to ease housework and speed meal prep. Highlights included a gas stove with heat regulator a roll of waxed paper a pastry blender egg whips and a foot operated can and knife sharpener system plus tips to keep rolling pins from sticking and biscuits from clinging to boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.A. U. Hall
Coma Tahoe
Emily M. Lautz
Leave liquor alone says Tai f Maxim in humble column
A fragment from a period piece by Mrs. O Jacamuin urges temperance with a home spun maxim Leave the liquor alone The piece contrasts a drinker who wastes health and chance with a teetotaler who keeps to a steady path and gains respect and prosperity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulleare
Eucceas
Local Notes From Glenn District Becomes Busy
Glenn community highlights include visits from Frank St Clair and Martin Osborne, school exams prep, travels to Topeka and Lawrence, highway road improvements, a new baby born to Dalrymple detai ls, and residents planning moves within Glenn area. Families attend church revival, mock trial, and crop season updates as locals swap news.
Garden notes and family trips amid local activity
The excerpt mentions Frank Brubaker and W. B. Stauffer hauling alfalfa hay from Brubaker’s to Stauffer’s on a Tuesday. Mrs B F Glenn and her sons Harry and Billy, and Mrs Harvey Glenn drove to Topeka Saturday to shop. In Topeka they visited Mrs Glenn’s sister in law Mrs T H Moore at Stormont hospital.
Sunday church service at First Presbyterian listed
The First Presbyterian Sunday service schedule lists worship in the junior 1 Wilding building at 9215 with minister Rev. Echwegier delivering a sermon on 'detive. Praylus' and a musical program including pieces Andante Abrisso Ketelby and Anthem God So Loved the World. A choir member found two artifacts over 100 years old while attic cleaning: a five cent Hartford bank note dated 1815 and a teachers' certificate for Abigail Low dated 1608.
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First Presbyterian
Syroo
Ena Echwegier
Serman
Detive
Praylus
Pein Swarthout
Will Ng
Jay
Ketelby
Hartford, Conn
Bank
Abigail Low
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Hoover
Cooking School
Little
Islands
Parkerhouse
Iran
Nave
Topeka
H.D. Mellenbrach
Siites
Carson
W. H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Lois
Memith
Julia Smith
Starr ‘Glenn
Clifford Shatter
Jah Morris
Actin Ro
D. T. McCall
Warren ‘McCall
Gary
Warren
Beri ‘Kellogg
Big Springs
McWatts
Roy Epling
Walter
Betty Jane
Epling
E .L. Carson
John Abel
Lescompton
Harvey’ Glenn
George Chiles
Household Science Institute
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas County
Farm Bureau Club
Club
Gozl
Avery
Ana
Glenn
Frank St. Clair
Charles Force
Lecompton
Martin Osborne
Gunnison
Colo
Sarah Morris
Osborne
Mountains
Man' ‘ Harvey
Billy Glenn
Kansas City
H. F. Fulton
Harry Stover
Fulton
Toneka
Glenn School
Frank Brubaker
Ruth Maxine
Mr. Brubaker
Theodore Lucas
Lucas
Donald Ernest
Helen Carlson
W. B. Glenn
John Henry
Howard Sanford
Victory Highway
Robert Steele
Thomas Tarr
Roosevelt Ave
Tarr
Glenn Community
Frank
St. Clair
Lawrence
W. B. Stauffer
Brubaker
Gerald Holloway
Lara
Geraldine
S. Li
Hird School
B. F. Glenn
Harry
Billy
Harvey Glenn
George F. Bahnmaier
Clarence Welcher
Rose Wymer
Harold
Merton
John. Behnmaier
Glenn District
Bahnmaier
Billy Bahnmier
E. L. Carson
Lin the Pantry
Pettit the Plumber
Schubert Funeral Home
Mick
Dr. Gowdy’s
the Gowd Medical Co
Lawrence, Kansas
Cary Chapel
The
Christian Science Society of the
University of Kansas
Christian Science
Fraser Chapel
John J. Flynn
Lecturship
Mother Church
First Church
Christ , Scientist
Boston
ISAM
Apoened
Ruffin
Rai
Mah Wee
George
SAS
Lawrence Steam
10Th and
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Home Service& Laundry. CO
13Th and Conn
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