Patriotic Education for Citizenship Committee Report
The Patriotic Education Committee defined its work as education for citizenship under the National Society motto. It urged promoting knowledge, informed public opinion, and opportunities for all to perform civic duties, including voting. It called for improved school resources and closer cooperation with public schools to foster responsible citizenship and celebration of patriotic anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bardo
Path - Mic
Apie
Patriotic Education
National Society
Patriotic Education Committee
Topeka Chapter of the Old Trail D A R Organized Thirty Three Years
The Topeka chapter of the D A R marks 33 years with two charter members honored in Constitution Hall. The 220 members, now at 500 membership papers filed, funded a $100 steel cabinet and related office furniture. They rely on the State Historical Society and local libraries for lineage and records, have published yearbooks, and host meetings at the Women’s Club library. They supported scholarships, markers, and naturalization aid, including a $600 contribution for Constitution Hall and a prior $100 gift in honor of their first two regents. They pursue fundraisers and community projects to sustain history and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
D. A. TR
Mary A. Hoxton
Florence Woodbury Miller
Constitution Hall
The
State Historical Society
Historical Library
Wash
Bain College
Victor | Blakely
Osage City
Tecumseh
S.A
Ohio
District Court
Re .V
Molly Foster Berry Chapter Fort Scott D A R organized
The Molly Foster Berry chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Fort Scott was organized October 19, 1911 by Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey, named for the wife of a Revolutionary ancestor. It sponsors local historical work, funds memorials, moves and furnishes headquarters, and totals 77 members led by Regent Mrs. Claude Brant. Pup the Lovefield Texas mascot has 200 flight hours with a clean record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Foster Berry
Daughters of the
George Thatcher Guernsey
Samuel Berry
Frances E. Hall
Myrtle Prichard
Gooclander
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Bourbon
Court House
Memorial Hall
American Legion
Claude Brant
Kansas Daughters Publicity Drive Advances Chapter Messages
The Kansas Daughters publicity chair, with state recording secretary Adelaide Morse, organized a campaign after a March 16 conversation with the state regent. Letters went to 43 chapter regents and 26 state chairmen requesting chapter material, receiving good responses and thanks to contributors including Lawrence Journal-World and Betty Washington chapter officers Kath Tyne Wilson and Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Morse
Lawrence Journal-World
Kath- Tyne, Wilson
Betty ‘Washington
Adelpide Morse
Kansas
Lois Warner Chapter 1 in Junction City DAR Formed 1909
Lois Warner chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution organized at Annie Kimball White home June 15 1909 with seventeen charter members. Chapter pursued lineage books patriotic education and Americanization work, contributing to Berry School Kate Duncan Smith Tamassee and student loan funds. Members held meetings and events including tea fundraisers, guest days, and a tri city Flag Day observance in 1927 marking its 18th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Warner
Daughters of the American Revolution
Annie Kimball White
Benjamin Kimball
Linis: Warner
Berry School
Kate_ Duncan School
Tamassee CD
A. R
Student Loan Fund
Bureau of the Society
Ellis Taland
Chapté Dancel
Lois’ Warner
Bartell House
Constitution Hall
Ways and Means Committee
Junction’ City
F. Yoder
I. M. Platt
W. H. White
Land
Ruth. Randall
H. Bingham
Phillip Hay
F.F. Ziegler
I. M Platt
Rhoda Carver Barton Chapter of Fredonia Organizes History Club
Rhoda Carver Barton chapter of Fredonia named for Col William Barton of Rhode Island organized October 13 1909. Over nineteen years activities included annual Martha Berry School contributions and hosting the 14th Annual State Conference in 1912. The chapter offers a 4x6 flag to students, donated manuals and flag codes, library and Red Cross support, cemetery graveling funds, foreign women education aid, Ellis Island shipments, a bronze marker for Wilson County Citizen site, and a fifty dollar contribution to the state student loan fund this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Carver Barton
Fredonia
William Barton
Rhode Island
Florence Barton Glimore
Ellis Island
Wilson County
John S. Gilmore
Florence Barton Gilmore
D. J. Sheedy
Keep Young With Olive Tablets Health Claim
A vintage health ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic. It claims doctors link illness to inactive bowels and liver, citing a substitute for calomel. The olive colored tablets come in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes and promise renewed buoyancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
American Service Co The Ice and Storage Co
The notice speaks to American Service Company and The Ice and Storage Company. It emphasizes encouragement and maintenance of true patriotism and love of country as guiding aims. The text reflects a civic minded business pledge without additional events or dates. It references two firms by name in a patriotic framing.
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D. Alr
Pup
Lovefield, Texas
James Fry Frank Innes
Junction City
Rhoda Carver
Barton
Peter
Weever
the Electric Storage: Battery Company
Exides
Exide
American Service Co
the Ice & Storage Co
Drews
Rhe
Alb Drugsell Rowles
Vermont St
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