Timeline of temperance groups in American history
In 1805 the Sober Society began in Allentown New Jersey. In 1826 the American Society for the Promotion of Temperance organized in Boston. The first National Temperance Society met in Philadelphia in 1833. The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union formed in 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sober Society
Allentown
N. J
American Society For the Promotion of Temperance
Oston
First
National Temperance Society
Philadelphia
The
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Fresno woman joins Irving-Pitt course for better business
Miss Bessie Hargiss of Fresno who has been visiting Miss Minnie Ramsey left for a two week session at the Irving-Pitt School for Better Business. She is the sole woman among over two hundred students admitted to the course and previously managed loose leaf books and office supplies at C. A. Staples in Fresno. Her sister Miss Lucy Hargiss of Tulare is visiting Miss Ramsey. Also noted are parties, engagements, initiations, and a church picnic planned by local groups and returning soldiers exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hargiss
Fresno
Calif
Minnie Ramsey
Irving-Pitt, School For “Better Business
Hargiss
C. A. Staples
Lucy Hargiss
Tulare, Calif
Founders Day Banquet Promises Delta Pi Entertainment
Alpha Delta Pi will host its Founders Day banquet at the chapter house tomorrow evening. After the banquet the sorority plans a serenade. Out of town guests include Florence Whitcher of Junction City, Bess Bosell of Concordia, Florence Wallace of Leavenworth, Elizabeth and Gertrude Wilson of Kansas City, Gladys Adams of Kansas City, Abigail Kixby of Kansas City, and Mrs. Arthur Humphrey of Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi
Florence Whitcher
Junction City
Bess Bosell
Concordia
Florence Wallace
Leavenworth
Elizabeth and
Gertrude Wilson
Kansas City
Gladys Adams
Abigail Kixby
Arthur Humphrey
Last Quincy PTA Meeting Rescheduled to May 22
The Quincy Parent-Teachers association announces the final meeting will be held on Thursday May 22 instead of May 15. J O C club also meets Thursday night with Mrs Stonestreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Parent-Teachers’ Association
Personal J Longanecker Fracture After False Step
Personal J Longanecker suffers fracture of a small left foot bone after a false step at the Santa Fe stock yards. Mrs Georgia Hanson visits sister Mrs John M Letcher in Kansas City. Mrs O F Bullock from Springfield Mo. visits granddaughters Mrs Harry Green and Mrs Lawrence Sterr. Bullock formerly resided in Clinton Kans. Joy Harris of Eudora was in Lawrence on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Longanecker
Senta Fe
Georgia Hanson
John MM. Letcher
Kansas City
O. F. Bullock
Springfield
Harry Green
Lawrence Sterr
Bullock
Clinton, Kans
Joy Harris
Eudora
Lawrence
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Travel
RB E Protch made a business trip to Wame today. Miss Vesta Talbert of Conway Springs arrives to visit Miss Doris Patterson. Mrs W E Tenney of Chicago and Fred W Tenney visiting Mr and Mrs W W Cockins. Rev Harry McCulloch newly noted from Princeton Theological Seminary arriving in Lawrence for a brief visit. Mayor George S Kreeck attends bankers convention in Kansas City. Mrs Albert H Kammer leaves for Garden City to spend two weeks with her parents. Mrs Charles M Sternberg and son visiting Mr and Mrs C H Sternberg in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Protch
Wam
Vesta Talbert
Conway Springs
Doris Patterson
W. E. Tenney
Chicago
Fred W. Tenney
Camp Meade
W. W. Cockins
Harry McCulloch
Princeton Theological Seminary
Lawrence
Peets
Canada
George Si. Kreeck
Kansas City
Kansas
Albert H. Kammer
Garden City
Kans
A. R. Oatman
Charles M. Sternberg
Toronto
C. H. Sternerg
By‑Products Defined in Industrial Contexts
The passage explains by-products as incidental substances from processes or manufacture. Examples include hides and feathers from hunting, sawdust and shavings from lumber, and coke from gas manufacture, noting by-products may not be the sole output of a process.
Where the Wrinkles Are in the Boudoir Cap
A Kansas City Star item notes a headline about improving the boudoir cap through wrinkles sewn into the cap rather than on the wearer. The piece explains the idea as a prop osition, focusing on the effect of the cap’s wrinkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
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Pauline
Frederick
Bray
Wm. S. Hart
Money Corral
Pathe
Jan Aac
Anderson
Gace
Tse
Sea Island
Wayne
Annette Nicoll
Topeka
E. D. Keilmann
Kentucky Street
Acacia
Acacia Fraternity
Country Club
Gleason-Van Hoesen
Alice D. Gleason
Carl van Hoesen
Baldwin
Kappa Kappa Alumni Association
Margaret Perkins
W. R. Stubbs
West Tenth
Omicron Nu
Marie Ketels
Angela Fogarty
Elfrieda Bruckmiller
Louise Broeker
Billa Hammat
Ella Jane Hagan
Pauline Richardson
Dietitian
France
Columbine
Una Vermillion
Hazel “Allen
Ruth Stevenson
Ruth Woods
Mgr
J. W. Garbutt
Catherine Faye
Washington, D. C
John W. Benell
Nashville
Tenn
Woodland
Christian Church
Dr Braden
George Q. Foster
Woodland Park
Braden
George O. Foster
Lawrence High School
Board of
Educati
Miss Pearl Carpenter
Marguerite Hall
F. H. Olmey
Eleanor Wolf
M. E. Ladies Aid
School of Fine Arts
Carl Brown
F. E. Jones
Tarzan OF the Apes
Africa
OF the
Varsity Theatre
Rence
Suits and Dolmans
Dolman
Dolmans
Milanilor
Cape
Colonial
Massachusetts
Black Bull Kid
Louis
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