Meeting at Newton Organization of Insurance Association
The Kansas Retailers Association convenes in Newton to decide if retailers should form a cooperative insurance company. A committee report by Eugene Mingenback will be read, with speeches by W. R. Tedrick and Horace W. Reed. The three-session program includes a luncheon and a banquet with Dr. Stanley Krebs as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kan
Kansas Retailers’ Association
Eugene Mingenback
McPherson
Co-Operative Insurance Plan
W. R. Tedrick
Hutchinson
Horace W. Reed
Central Kansas Retailers’ Association
J. G. Adams
Independence
Samuel Rothweiler
Mison
The
Kansas Association
Sylvester A. Long
Wichita
A. Q O. Wheeler
Pittsburg
W.L. Archer
Wellington
Fred Chain
National Association of Retail Credit Men
C. B. Crosby
Topeka
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Birdhouse Pictures Show Winners in Town Contest
Finished images of participants in the Chamber of Commerce birdhouse contest reveal remarkable creativity as children pose with their built houses. T. J. Sweeney proposed distributing enough pictures to place one at each school building involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Sweeney
Douglas County Building and Loan Association Notice
Our Association is under the supervision of the State Banking Department. Your savings with us are safe and draw 657, compounded monthly. EX Kaiser plans to distribute 2,500,000 among his surviving children to live befitting the Hohenzollerns. Mr and Mrs Ed Vogler host Val Vogler and A J Vogler and family as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Banking Department
Douglas County Building and Loan Association
Perkins Bldg
Ed. Vogler
Val Vogler
A. J. Vogler
Mass
Track records at Haskell Institute face breaking year
SPOCBATS notes indicate several Haskell Institute track records likely to be broken this year though team may not dominate as in the past. It lists Carpenter adding strength to the squad and cites existing marks by Auge Mitchell Webster and Bennie Murdock as likely targets for removal, with losses of Auge Winnie and others anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Auge
South Dakota
Mitchell
Fred Webster
Webster
Bennie Murdock
Augee
Winnie
Spring practice opens for Kansas Jayhawks teams in 1921 season buildup
Spring football and spring basketball began at the University of Kansas today as Captain-elect George Rody directs basketball drills and Captain-elect Pete Jones oversees football work. The program aims to develop depth for the 1921 and 1922 seasons and prepare for the fall schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Jayhawker
George Rody
Kansas
Pete Jones
Topeka Trip For Y Teams Tonight
The half century volleyball squad and the Hi-Y basketball team travel to Topeka to face the Central Y M C A teams. The visit marks a joint Y athletic event with matches slated for the evening in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Central Y. M. C. A
High School Considers Track as Spring Sport
Coach Max Klein announced that track may become the spring pastime for the high school. Baseball is also possible but not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Klein
Postponed YMCA Church League Volleyball Games
All volleyball games in the YMCA church league have been postponed until after Easter.
Rats Snap Advertisement Claims Quick Rat Elimination
John Tuthill describes failed poison methods before RAT-SNAP proved effective without mixing with food. Break a cake where rats scamper to halt activity within days. Three sizes priced 35c 6c and 1 25, sold by Green Bros Hardware Co and Round Corner Drug Co. The text also notes Lloyd George’s first prize for singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tuthill
Green Bros. Hardware Co
Round Corner Drug Co
Packers and Men Agree to Settle Labor Disputes
Washington March 23 Five large meat packers and their workers forecast a wage dispute settlement after a second joint conference with Secretary Davis at the labor department. Hoover and Wallace attendance was not needed further. Both sides had tentatively agreed to a private conference with Davis to finalize terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Labor Department
Hoover
Wallace
Local Scenes and Visits Stir Vinland Area Life
Vinland residents and visitors fill weekend activities with calls at the Roe and Steward homes, Lawrence trips, and a large turnout for a lyceum program at Vinland. Family gatherings include the Kassingers, Smiths, and Pumroys, while teens attend a basketball game in Baldwin and a surprise charivari for the Salkelds in Kansas City. Elizabeth Maxine Jameson is born to Ralph and Jameson, and a Chevrolet demonstration draws local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. James
Vinland
Roe
H. H. Hemphill
Lawrence
William Edwards
Randle
Baldwin
H. H Smith
John Alley
Walker Randle
Steward Home
George Tucker
Nellie
E. S. George
Deay Brothers
Prospect
Tom Hill
Frank George
Glenn Patterson
Peachgrove
Mattie McQueen
W. E. Lawson
Fern Deay
Dimple Tucker
Mabel Pumroy
Frances Tucker
Glenn McQueen
Albert Lawson
Steward
Solon Tucker
Jack McMillen
McClelland
B. I. Holmes
Tucker
Dave Wray
Flory
Vinland Grange
Fred Salkeld
Kansas City
W. S. Pumroy
W. B. Lawson
McQueen
Glenn
G. D McCleery
Linwood
L. A. Lawson
Lloyd
Everett Craig
Harley Steward
Ralph Jameson
Elizabeth Maxine
Lloyd Craig
Chas. Kassinger
James Kassinger
All Occasions Dress Described with Crepe Details
A Morocco crepe dress praised for versatility features a basque waist with a tapering side dart, contrasting color medallions, and a two-width skirt with horizontal two inch tucks. Pockets use one inch tucks and satin ribbon, with a narrow belt rosette at the waist. The event notes Vinland basketball game Friday afternoon, which Vinland won.
Fairview Social Roundup Names Many Local Visitors
Miss Violet Mitchell and Miss Goldie Mitchell spent Sunday with Mrs. W G Fairley. Visitors from Tonganoxie included Miss Jose Sedgwick Homer Peters Raymond Sedgwick and Morgan Sedgwick. Numerous locals called on friends and neighbors including the Peters, Nisely, and Fairley homes. A Lenten lecture and a planned W M S talk were announced, with Dr Frank Herron Smith and Mrs Smith presenting.
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Violet
Goldie Mitchell
W. G. Fairley
Jose Sedgwick
Homer Peters
Raymounl
Morgan Sedgwick
Tonganoxie
Pearl Smith
Hilda Koehler
Peters
W. D. Wells
E. Leary
Rose
Lawrence
Albert Mitchell
Fred Mitchell
Bert Mitchell
Belleville
Kansas
Elen Leary
Albert Lynch
Howard
Independence
Kan
Chas. Howard
Mitchell
Greenwood
Fairview
Ralston Farm
Luesday
Maxine Miller
Griffin
Lycenn
Frank Herron’ Smith
Dreher
Peter Drehery
Otis Lindell
Dorothy
Mr. Hadler
Lone Star
Lou Lawson
Mabel
Otto Dreher
Betty
Wieding
Son
Herbert Sanburn
Elmer Alten
T. D. Howard
Chester Howard
Ola Babcock
Worden Neighborhood Social Notes 1921
Worden residents busied with visits and hosting as the community linked through friends and neighbors. Mrs Heffner and family joined Chas Schwartz gatherings while several Baldwin and Worden visitors called on local households during the week and at the YP A meeting. The Worden Farmers Store held stockholders meeting and the Worden Women’s Club met at Brubaker with a March 17 program and officers elected for 1921. The DOUGLAS LOAN ASSOCIATION advertised savings and an installment share plan.
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Jose Heffner
Chas. Schwartz
Walter Harbour
Ottawa
Ray Vaughn
Arlen
Ora Marconette
Clarence Hodson
Wm. Simon
Philograerta
Sophia Heim
Clyde Lederer
Meltie Kring
Joe Leaf
Nellie Leaf
Beatrice Heim
Cleo Deskins
Philomena Simon
Joe Brubaker
Theo
Elm
Henry
Baldwin
Gueido Heinen
Ed Hyland
Guy Deskins
Marvin Herr
Oliver Price
Warden
Leona
Herald Rappard
Inez Heffner
Silas
Hattie Jessee
Chas
Mable Rappard
Maggie Heim
Orville
Andrew Elm
Dave Heffner
Floyd
Worden Farmers’ Store
Worden
Jessee Ralph
Alva Smith
Central Office
Cora Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
F.ilmer
Lutz
Edna Schwartz
Freeda Moore
Leona Rappard
Helen Schwartz
Chas Rappard
Glenn Schwartz
Claude Williams
Cleo Rappard
John Heffner
Overbrook
Earl
Arley
Jessee Barnhart
Gerbitt
Thelma Studebaker
Worden Women’s Club
Nelle Leuf
St. Patrick’s Day
Rodney Beck
Frank Lutz
Chas. Heim
John Heim
Abe -Harris
Milton Kring
Ermers Shinse
Gleo Desins
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Wichita woman
Mrs. Marye D. Pike of Wichita says Tanlac saved her from a nervous breakdown after years of poor appetite headaches back pain and fatigue. She reports improved appetite sleep weight gain and renewed vigor after using two bottles. Tanlac is sold in Lawrence by City Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Company and by testers in nearby towns.
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Tanlac
Ash
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Helms
Pasadena
Cai
Mamie Wilhelmi
Red Sox
Pirates’ Diamonds
Hot Springs
Ark
Spocbats
Haskell
K. U
Mr. Lloyd George
Stony Point
Baldwin Hill
Mrs. M. Miller
Corn Products Refining Co
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Karo
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T. Souls Syrup & Preserving CO
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