Forty first Hi-Rigkety dinner by Sigma Nu group
A formal five course dinner was served at Wiedermann's grill room to fifty couples. The long tables were decorated with sweet peas and candy snakes as guests then danced in the chapter house ballroom to a Kansas City eleven piece orchestra. Chaperones and many out of town guests attended a festive evening with songs and entertainments by fraternity members.
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Sigma Nu
Wiedermann
Atv
Kansas City
Bithe Fraternity
Jack Terrell
Anna Young
E. F. Engel
Harry Frazee
Edward Kashinger
William Engel
Henrietta Frasier
Eldorado
Leah Floyd
Sedan
Alice Chapman
Parsons
Lysle Yancy
Abilene
Frances Crawford
Wichita
Harold Weddle
Edward. Crawford
Ross
Morris
Rutt
Wilson
Edith Holsinger
Kathleen Holsinger
Kathleen Shoffner
Manhattan
Acacia Fraternity Party And Local Club Notices
The Acacia fraternity hosted a formal party at their chapter house with about sixty five couples attending. Out of town guests included Miss Florence Miller and several others from Kansas City Wichita Manhattan Iola and Topeka. Midland Rural and Midland Social clubs held meetings with home decorating programs and a tree counting contest won by Mrs Pirrotte. Other clubs hosted gatherings with bridge dinners and lectures, and many faculty and students traveled to Kansas City and Topeka for events and concerts.
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Acacia Fraternity
D. M. Harkmans
N.P. Sherwood
E. D. Haldéman
Midland Rural and
Midland
H. C. Bruckmiller
Bruckmiller
Chester Toms
Kansas
W. W. Ware
Ethel
Vermont Street
Elma Michael
Martha
Lowman
Allison
Goar
Eleanor. Hadl
Ora
Firebaugh
Irene Allison
Lucille Reeves
Misa Mabel Eldridge
Winnie, Davis
Sedalia Personal News Notes From Morning Departures
Miss Bertha Guenther and Carl Guenther left Sedalia for home after visiting four days with their brother W. A. Guenther. Mrs H A Saylor visited Kansas City for the day. Imogene Barnes went to Baldwin. Dorothy Blackmar, a teacher at Ottawa, returned home to visit with her parents. Agnes Brune of Randolph left for Kansas City to attend a Flower Show. Dorothy Conet planned a weekend at home in Kansas City. Nell Bichatisn and Myrtle Dolbee spent the day in Kansas City. Mary Louise Johnson went to Kansas City for a day trip. Hubert Forney and Ralph E Wing spent the day in Topeka. Marjorie Dalton and Margaret Barrett went to Topeka for the day. Irene Lynnis will spend the weekend at home in Kansas City. Mrs F A Cook and Frances Gook went to Kansas City for the day. Mrs Edith Lowrey and Miss Hel-
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Bertha Guenther
Carl Guenther
Sedalia
W. A. Guenther
H. A. Saylor
Kansas City
Imogene Barnes
Baldwin
Dorothy Blackmar
Ottawa
F. W. Blackmar
Agnes Brune
Randolph
May’ Brune
Dorothy Conet
Kansas_ City
Nell Bichatisn
Myrtle Do
Women Offenders Most Frequent in Britain Prisons
March 12 Associated Press reports that women are the most habitual offenders against British law. Of 8,801 women received, 33 percent were repeat offenders, vs 62 percent of men. Over 1,000 women were convicted 11 to 20 times and 2,886 more than 20 times. Total sentences fell to 58,216 from 60,832. Convicts at penal prisons numbered 466, down from 495. The commission notes a calmer prison tone and improved authority relations.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Commissionsra
Kennard W C T U Social Meeting At Mrs Jordan Home
Kennard W C T U held a social gathering at 1600 Kentucky street hosted by Mrs H E Jordan. Mrs Lalla B Jacobs led a program highlighting The Union Signal aims, promoting prohibition advocacy, civic responsibility, and international women’s progress. Nancy Harman sang, various readings and songs followed, large attendance, light refreshments served. Miss Mary Spence of Humboldt and Miss Freda Hume were guests.
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First Christian Church
J. W. Howard
Rhode Island Street
Kennard W. C
T.U
H. E. Jordan
Kentucky Street
Union Signal
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lalla B. Jacobs
White Ribbon
Nancy Harman
Helen Harman
Union
Jordan
Morris
Jacobs
Mary
Spence of
Humboldt
Freda Hume
Women Exhibit Dogs At Craft Show In London
Eight thousand dogs of all sizes were entered in Craft's Show the largest canine display in England. Alsatians accounted for nearly a tenth of entries as female exhibitors rise. King George among participants, Labradors praised for hunting skill and friendly, loyal temperaments.
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London
Associated, Press
Craft
England
Great Britain
King George
May Rule On Trades In Kansas Co op Markets
Kansas legislators say the Davis board of trade act will be tested in federal court. It grants cooperative grain marketing associations membership in state contract markets and aims to curb rebates by excluding profits distribution as unfair to members. Opponents question constitutionality, noting boards are private enterprises and may sue.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas Board of Trade
Agriculture
United States
John W. Davis
Kansastate
Kansas
Board of Trade
Kansas Boards of Trade
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina
Boards of Trade
Cooperative’ Association of Producers
State Senate
Congress
Berlin Show Highlights 1825 Kitchens In Window Contest
March 14 Associated Press notes Berlin displayed kitchens from 1825 as a feature in a recent showroom contest. Antique pewter and brass items drew attention as part of the period setups.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Progress in Home Furnishings and Kitchens Through the Century
A reflection notes the vast progress of the last century in home furnishings and kitchen equipment, contrasting past cooking gear with today’s electric, fully equipped kitchens. It recalls Berlin show windows displaying antique pewter brass tiles and porcelain that now reads as drawing-room pieces.
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Berlin
Tornado Disaster Reaches Illinois Survivors and Helpers
Story follows Ed Rodman a railroad worker from Parsons who escaped a tornado with his wife and baby later injured. Rodman found his mother dead and searches for his wife’s other relatives while relatives in Parsons prepare to care for the child after hospital relief trains carry survivors to St. Louis. He lost his job as the tornado destroyed his workplace.
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Ilinois
Per
Mira. T. A. Crodry
Ed Rodman
Parsons
Rodman
St. Louis
Destroyers
Green Road Surfacing Proposed To Protect Drivers Eyes
A. Upson warns in a Institute of Opticians address that glare from England’s white roads causes minor eye troubles as drivers fixate on the surface. He urges road builders to mix green coloring into surfacing material to reduce actinic rays and eye strain.
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London
Associated, Press
England
A. Upson
Institute of Opticians
Church of Christ Corner 9th and Tern Services Tonight
Bro Ready delivers another lesson on reading the Bible to understand it using a chart of ages and laws. Bible study at 10:30 Sunday morning. preaching at 11:00 and 7:30 pm. M A Draper and J C Bunn, resident evangelists, assist. Seventy five years ago, telegraph companies operated in various U S states.
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Church of Christ Corner
United States
Woman Avoids Operation After Pinkham Remedy
Lima Ohio woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing weeks of inflamed abdominal pain and backache. Refusing surgery she reports relief, improved appetite, weight gain, and says the medicine saved her life and she will recommend it to friends. Mrs Ethel TaursTon 324 North Pine St Lima Ohio.
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Lima
Ohio
Jarre
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Ethel, TaursTon
North Pine St
Lima, Ohio
Jad Salts Cure For Pimples Promoted In Ad
An old health ad claims pimples arise from bodily toxins and purities carried by blood. It prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water each morning for a week to cleanse bowels and kidneys, then clear skin. Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is advertised as inexpensive and effervescent.
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Cora Dolbee
George Hood
Roy Towne
Celia Towne
Cyril Scott
Kathleen
Simpson
John Alan ‘Haughton
Pearl
Curran
Edward Horsman
T.a.larremore
Rachel Stevens
Grace Mayhew
Arthur Foote
Irving Hill
Elspeth Hill
MacDowell
Miss . Stevens
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
C. B. Spencer
Folasys
R. C. ‘Renkin
Frank Banks
C. E. Friend
George. Esterly
E. Elwell
Orley Smith
Otto Fischer
W.E. Spalding
Mary Lindley
Chicago
Ethel Dykstra
Holland
Mich
Spencer
Lewis
Means
Phi Lambda Sigma
Aileen Gainas
Licile Heil
Adele Weidner
Phi
Sigma
Fern Crookk
Irma Cipra
Leila Lesher
E. A. Bleck
Lucy Mark
Phi Lambda-|Sigma
Frank ‘Arnold
Holloway
R. S.knappen
Agnes Brady
Bleck
Helen Bryan
Kappa ‘Phi
Rowena Morley
Bethany Circle
Ruth Spotts
Delta Phi Sigma
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Ecke’s
Effie Hiatt van Tuyl
Jennie Mitchell
Gertrude ‘Pearson
Earl “'Scott
Kansas ‘City
Kans
Myron Hugh
George
Marion Bruer
Walter Morrison
Sam Cummings
Estel Wright
Vernon - Tinkler
Leavenworth
Lloyd. Cota
Clarence Shedden
A. Eubanks
del ‘Graham
Dale Martin
Ed Halpin
Ellwood
Thisler
William’ Oberlin
Wayne Holcomb
Lloyd Livingston
Gordon Crockett
Heighton Buck
Alex Kennedy
Walter Beckman
Dave Wricht
Abe Pratt
Mac Walker
Frank Trouslet
Bridge
T.H. Kennedy
Topeka Club
Elizabeth ‘Lee
Sylvia ‘Mather
Blanche “White
Gussie Shirley
Ruth Wright
Mary Dyer
Blanche Womack
Bertha Kimball
Isa Wellman
T. A Cordry
Bernice Jones
Carrie Thompson
Abie
Ruth Parker
Elizabeth Terry
Sue ‘Todd
Edna
Teeter
Minnie‘ ‘Dinglestedt
Jane Gordon
Elizabeth Davis
Fred Shimmons
J.t.cooper
Perry
Howard
County
Lawrence
The
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Fraser Hall
Myra
J. Robinson
Breau of Research
Agnes
Louise
Miller
Irene Peabody
Stuart, Dickson
Tito Schipa
KE. U 45
Perry Mason
Edmond Learned
J. W. Sternberg
Truman Sternberg
Mason
Round Table
Massachusetts Street
Allen "Grafton
LaTrefle Five Hundred ‘Club
Charles Ziesenis
Alabama Street
F. L. Flint
Twentieth Century Club
A. D. Im Wilcox
R.C. Mann
Mlinois St
R. L. H. Club
J. R. Bechtel
Lotus Club
Ladies Literary League
G. C. Foster
En. Lowrey
Isabel Miller
C! Rockland
Ray Stauffer
Henderson Martin Waz
H. C. Thurnau
Clara Belle Eslinger
J. D. Parrish
Teicha
R. Thorpe
Morganville High School
C. C. Aston
W. E. Higgins
Ed Hutt
Rachel’ Hutt
Albert. Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Peter Emery
Holland, Mich
R. A. Eps
Elizabeth McGuire
W. H
Schoewe
Brighton
Tomas
Fig le Murtaugh
T. Reed
N. Lawrence
H. B. Bullene
Suk -Wita
Paris
Kennard W. C. T. U
Flapper
Mincilities of
State Auditor’s
Wyandotte
Butler County
Iowa
Vancouver
D. C
Key West
Fla
Federal
Board of Trade Now
Johansens
Lawrence, Kans
M. A. Draper
J.C. “Bunn
Ready
Grange
Lydia E.pinkham
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