St Patrick's events fill To'clok'at Broad View Inn
Junior high teachers hosted a St Patrick's dinner for about thirty, with hat-number place cards and green hats repurposed as bonbon holders. The evening featured Irish songs, readings, and dances by students and teachers, followed by a program planned by a local committee. Various social events, showers, and club meetings are noted in the community, including engagements, weddings, and notices from churches and schools.
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St. Patrick's
Broad View
M.C. del’ Manzo
Ethel Wade
Yvonne Hines
Inawich
Hortense Miller
Gola Coffelt
J. R. Barnes
Miss Miller
Mise Flora Stebbins
Charles Shanahan
Marie Woodruff
Maude Fetherston
Hilda Murdock
Ralph‘ Graeher
Edwin
Burgess
Gilbert M. Clayton Visits Brother in Town
Gilbert M. Clayton assistant business manager of US associations with Chicago headquarters visited his brother Rogs Clayton Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Marshall returned to Long Beach California after a three months visit with Mrs. Marshall's sisters Mrs. Arthur Gillham and Mrs. George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawrence Hughes
C. C. Edgar
Topeka
Ernest Seidel
Will Johns
C. A. Grimm
Armour Packing Company
Bonner Springs
Sue Lowman
Eudora
United States Associations
Chicago
Rogs Clayton
A. A. Marshall
Long Beach
Cal
Marshall
Arthur Gillham
George
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Paulen Grants Paroles in Kansas Governor’s Clemency
Governor Paulen granted his first paroles today and extended executive clemency to five penitentiary prisoners from a list of ten recommended by the parole board. Released were Richard Adams, a Johnson County Negro, sentenced January 1, 1923 for grand larceny, and Clark Cox, from Sumner County, sentenced February 28, 1924 for grand larceny.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Paulen
Richard Adams
Johnson County
Clark Cox
Sumner County
Larceny and Bigamy Sentences Reported in Kansas Courts
Neosho county records show George Purdy sentenced March 3, 1924 to one to two years for child desertion. Douglas county lists Frank Todd, a Black man, sentenced February 5, 1924 to one to five years for grand larceny. Sedgewick county notes J C Woodward sentenced February 15, 1924 to one to five years for bigamy. Dr Pretlow to Speak at Friends Church on overseas child feeding work.
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George Purdy
Neosho County
Frank Todd
Douglas County
J. C. Woodward
Sedgewick County
Pretlow
Robt
E. Pretlow
Friends Service Work
Friends Church
Woodlawn Minstrels March 19 and 20 at 26 and 10 cents
Community notice promotes Woodlawn Minstrels show with tickets priced 26 cents and 10 cents. Mentions broader aim of fostering better international relations and inclusive welcome to all audiences. Event dates given as March 19 and 20.
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Woodlawn’ Minstrels
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John Korb
Delaware Street
Louise Theresa
Glenn Marcus
Campbell
J. Runkle
St.Paul’s Church
Leavenworth
R.K. Pooley
Jessie Pooley
Martin Korb
Familin
Korh
Mrs. Campbell
Rhode Is
Anderson Bakery
Ethel Ayles
Bernice Nash
East Eleventh Street
Iice
Musselman
Eugene Brine
Miss Musselman
Basan Todi
Aresuig Hewlot
Mildred Kirke
First Christian Church
J.W. ‘Howard
Rhode Island Street
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. B. Dalton
Hutchinson
Bowerton
Olaf” Rawndal
Pig
London
Olaf Ravndal
Irving Bill
Justin Hill
Elspeth Hill
Pan
Dinsmoor
Leavenworth Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tomorkow
Caroline Wolters
Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Frank Arnold
Westminster Hall
D. Hertz
J. W. O'Bryan
W. W. Whit
Lock
Will
Edward’ Riley
William ‘Rice
Marsh Smith
Julius Holmes
Willis Holmes
Charles Holmes
Leigh
Hunt
Richard Becker
Herbert Pennington
Wayne Ashley
Arch West
William Freiday
Charles Darker Allen
Phillips
Ernest West
Dean D. M. Swarthou
C. 5. Skilton
H. . CG. Taylor
W. W. Whitlock
Karl Andrist
Pollynha Club
Lea Dreb Ing
M. A. Draper
Kappa Kappa Gamma
A. B. Weaver
O. W. Maloney
Mary Cushing
Helen Withrow
Marcella Wilson
Cora Vyaughn
Biles Vaughn
Alpha Xi Delta
Caroline 'Weisensee
Julia. Fulkerson
Betty Brown
Frances Lang- Made
Sigma
Phi Epsilon
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. T. Olson
Elsie Larson
New York School
Thhe High
F. Ly Hunn
Bridge ‘Club
West
Twelfth Street
William J. Burdick
Miercoles Club
F. W. Gaunt
A. Gifford
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
G. A. R. Hall
A. .D. Wilcox
Charles Elwell
F. H. Hodder
Albert A. ‘Green Jr
Mabel Irene
Mabel Irene Hormel
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Pines
G R. Hall
F.C. Allen
Rosemary Ketcham
Marion Peers
Faculty Women’s Club
Frank G. Hale
Boston
University
Madame Brewster
Wolf's
Fidesia
Grace Woodward
Baldwin
D’s
Ivés
Tone ’ DeWatteville
Howard’ ‘Fisk
Lucille Racid
Jack Blue
Ned Wayburn
Electric Park
Misuri Botanical Garden
Roland
Ralph Ward
Tadinapel
Srey Io
Bradford Regulator
Atlanta
Windoaa
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Failles
Deauville
Smort
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