Kansas Bankers Meet in Topeka With Noted Speakers
The Kansas Bankers Association convenes May 19–20 in Topeka with distinguished guests led by W P G Harding and John S Drum. Attendance expected over 1,500. program includes state and national banking leaders, rural loan topics, and a trust company bureau gathering.
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Kangak ‘Bankers’ Association
Topeka
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
John S. Drum
American Bankers’ Association
San Francisco
Frank H. Foster
Kansas Bank Commission
Henry J. Alen
W. W. Bowman
Wichita
H. W. Grass
Farmers and Marchants State Bank
la Crosse
F. H. Foster
Lafayette Young
Des Moiines
Capital
League
W. C. Macfadden
North Dakota Bankers’Association
Fargo
N. D
Harry F. Atwood
Chicago
C. Q. Chanler
First National Bank
Fernando V. Bermejo
Philippine Islands
University of Kansas
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Kansas
Word Trade
Jerome Thralis
Discount Corporation
New York
Bankers’ Association
Hell of Representatives
State House
Kansas State League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Senate ‘Chamber
Harvey P. New
Lebanon
Ind
Indiana
F. J. Funk
Aetna B. & L. Association
C. J. Bryant
Independence
F. A.foster
H. W.W. Grass
Claudy B. Carey
Hutchinson
Frank .A. Chase
Lumbermen’s Association
Bennett R.“ Wheeler
Capitol B. & L. Association
V. FE
State Banking Department
John C. Emick
Douglas County B. & L.association
Lawrence
PP. H. Forbes
J. F. Knoblauch
American B. & L. Association
W. L. Bowersox
Great Bend
William Heyner
Tegganoxie
L. H. Rose
Rosee
Trust Company Bureau
Bankers’association
Central ‘Trust Company
State Bankers’ Association
American Bankers Association
Executive Council
Hits Rent Hogs committee' of the A B A for Kan sas
An informal reception for visiting delegates and ladies will be held Wednesday at Elks Hall. Women attendees will tour the city by automobile Thursday morning, followed by luncheon at Topeka Country Club. The city auditorium hosts entertainment from 8 to 12 Thursday night including pipe organ, orchestra, vaudeville, stunts, dancing, and refreshments.
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A. B.A
Kansas
Elks Hall
Topeka Country Club
Estes Park Week attendees named by university YMCA
The University YMCA announced two University of Kansas men, H. Farr Armstrong and Lyle Campbell, as the only definite attendees for the Estes Park Conference at Estes Park, Colorado. Posters advertised the event with prizes awarded to Lena Kirby, Josephine Fulks, and Ruth Humble. Judges were Prof. John Frazier, Prof. Rosemary Ketcham, and Prof. LaForce Bailey.
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University of Kansas
University
Estes Park
Colorado
H. Farr Armstrong
Lyle Campbell
Estes
Fark
Lena Kirby
Josephine Fulks
Ruth Humble
John Frazier
Rosemary Ketcham
LaForce Bailey
Tobler to Move to Farm Near Lawrence
Will move to a farm seven and a half miles southwest of town after living in Lawrence the past three years. He has rented his Connecticut street property at 635 to John Terkis, foreman of the brick plant. Smoke Black Seal a made in Lawrence cigar.
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J. J. Tobler
Lawrence
To Fis Fine
Mr. Tobler
Connecticut Street
John Terkis
Jefferson County Ends Icy Rail Network Puts Town In Transit Peril
Jefferson County public officials urged federal highway aid citing the county has the most miles of defunct or deficit railroad in Kansas. Oskaloosa, county seat, suffers from poor transport and shrinking population after the Kansas City and Northwestern line failed in 1919. Only Leavenworth and Topeka line serves the town sporadically, with attempts to revive the line and farmers backing $150,000 in bonds.
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Toreka
Jette Krouity Layé
Claia
Fdz
Jefferson
Jefferson County
M. W. Watson
Oskaloosa
Kansas
Oztaloosa
Kansas Ciy and Northwestern
Kansas City
Virginia
Neb
Allen
Public Utilities Commission
Topeka
Nitrens
Leavenworth and Topeka
Union Pacific
Plan for national farming marketing gains strong support
In Topeka on May 2 the state agriculture secretary J C Mohler announced that over 10 000 Kansas farmers responded to a query on backing a national marketing plan for Rien products developed by county farm organizations. About 75 4 percent endorsed it. Mohler spent Sunday in Lawrence with his mother Mrs H L Moore. F H More of Kansas City bought a bicycle Hanna.
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Topekak
Kansas
J. C." Mohler
Lawrence
H. L. Moore
F. H. More
Kansas City
Survey of Kansas Industries Under Way Across Cities
Topeka April 27 The department of labor and industry begins a comprehensive Kansas industries survey. Four inspectors will cover 27 cities listing industries, locations and products with personal visits by year end. Initial tours include Topeka Lawrence Kansas City Leavenworth and more, with four inspectors later visiting smaller towns. The effort, supervised by W F Wilkerson, aligns with the 1921 court of industrial relations act.
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Topeka
Kun
Kansas
Department of Labor and Industry
Court of Industrial Relations
Industrial Court
John H. Crawford
Commissioner of Labor and Industry
Leislature
Lawrence
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchinson
Emporia
Newton
Salina
Hutchinson
Wichita
ElDorado
Arkansas City
Winfield
Independence
Coffyville
Cherryvale
Parsons
Pittsburg
Chanute
Fort Scott
Iola
George H. Craner
W. B. Colgan
A. C. Fresner
Alice McFarland
W. F. Wilkerson
Labor and Industry Department
Overbrook Area Deaths and Community Gatherings Chronicle
Dense Overbrook era notices outline Friday and Sunday visits, numerous family gatherings at the Brohammer, Campbell, Flory, and Peterson homes, and a Topeka hospital death. Notables include Mrs Murphy of Greerbrook and several Strong, Peterson, and Davis relatives.
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My. Isaac Montgomery
Glenna
Letha
Neva Fay
Etta
Will Rogers
Will Churchbrough
Walter Groves
Mervin
Frieda
Anselm Brohammer
Abe Flory
Mabel
Wessie
Elmer Campbell
Blanche
Isela
Lucile
J. H. Meinke
Westerhouse
Art Campbell
Virgil Flory
Will Wingert
Loren
Will Lostme Nome
Frank Campbell
John Charchbaugh
Owen Flory
Elmer
Gladys
Dave Weay
Wesley Flory
Charlie le
Bennie
Petri Brohammer
Charlie Brohammer
Floyd Churchbaugh
Homeland
Clarence Filburn
Polly
Doris
Carl Peterson
Iluscoe
Wig Boehle
Gerald
Roy Boots
Ard Churchbaurn
Roy Hoosier
Mary Shoemaker
Ire
Flory
Nettie
Hallie Peterson
Crist Peterson
Ann Campbell
Will Beehle
Clarence Wilburn
Tonganoxie
Henry Landis
Nezy .Overbrook
Sommerel Crowl
Mr. Crow
Dre.g. W. Jones Hospital
Lawrence
C.S. Miller
Exdora
Marion Strong
Myrtle, Strong
Genevieve
Myrte Jacobs
Filna Repsch
Irvin Fiery
Tr. Fiery
Nellie
Burdors
Mary Strong
Eudora
Humiley
Anselm
Brohammer
Thomas Murphy
Greerbrook
St. Fregers Hospital
Topeka
Wir
Gayl Peterson
Eas
Charlie
Kan
Bruce Gress
Pleasant Valley
Anseli
Family and friends remember Mrs. Brohammer in Ontario community
The article honors the life of a 53 year old woman, long time neighbor, loving wife and mother. It notes four sisters and many nieces and nephews, lists local relatives including the Brohammer and Flory families, and mentions visits and social calls across Moorpark Ontario and surrounding towns. The obituary highlights years spent in the neighborhood and lists names such as Abe Flory and Lillian Brohammer among those paying respects.
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Brohammer
Jola
Charles
Philip Fleshman
George Ke
Ape
Calif
David
Ontario
John Ie
Dave
Flory
Moorpark
Buelph Gimblett
Hout
Abe
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