Club Founded Almost Fifty Years Ago Has Two Charter Members
On the twenty fifth of next February the members of the Year Round club will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their founding. Mrs Annie J Prentiss recalls 1876 when a group formed the Friends in Council, with about fifteen charter members including Mrs J M Wood and others. The club chose no name initially, finally christened No Name Club with colors of the flag and the motto Study to be what you wish to seem. Members meet to study United States history, with topics now Mexico and Australia, and assign roll calls. Honorary members include J S Boughton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Prentiss
Friends In Council
Stubbs
Pee
Church
Twelfth 3Tucky Streets
J. M. Wood
Lawrence
Prentiss
Daniel Hendry
F. 5. Alfiord
W. A.simpson
Detroit
Lucy Wood
W.H. Carruth
BE. F. Goodrich
Long Beach
Cal
OG. W. McAllaster
Mary Emery
Bers
J.os. Emery
United States
Mexico
Australia
Niio
J. S. Boughton
Emporia
E. F. Goodrich
J- H.newlin
Fresno
S. D. Wood
Ohio
FE. L. Welch
Colorado Springs
Colo
Janet Welch
B. L. O'Meara
French golf champion Massy started as southpaw player
Arnaud Massy, at 48, won France open golf championship defeating England's top players in Biarritz. He began as a left handed golfer, switched to right after learning that Britain’s champion had never been left handed, trained in Scotland for six years, and won the World championship at Hoylake in 1907 with Sandy Herd as his main rival.
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Biarritz
Arnaud Massy
France
England
Great Britain
Massy
Arnaud
Scotland
Sandy Herd
Islea
Golden Wedding Anniversary Ties Three Lawrence Couples
Three Lawrence couples marked more than five decades of marriage in a golden wedding celebration. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson, Swedish natives who settled in Lawrence after arriving in America, shared the anniversary with friends Mr and Mrs Rocklush and other longtime neighbors, reflecting a long history since their 1873 Lawrence wedding. The Johnsons’ children Theodore Johnson and Mayme Tuttle live with them, while Ellie Gale resides on a Baldwin-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Johnson
Galden
Mr. Johnson
Mr.Rocklush
America
Afgar
New Yor
Lawrence
Mrs. Johnson
Sweden
G. Johnson
Visir
Christine Benson
Chanute
Johnson
Theo of
Theildren
Theodore Johnson
Mysr Mayme Tuttle
Ellie Gale
Baldwin
A. Lawrence Center
A. L. Selig
C. A. Rockland
BE. EL Starffer
Wichita
Thanksgiving Meat Dressings From An Old Recipe Page
A fragmented historic cooking column outlines multiple dressings for Thanksgiving meats. It lists poultry dressing and walnut poultry dressing, with ingredients like stale bread, onions, butter, parsley, sage, pepper, paprika, and giblets. Some lines reference specific dishes for turkey and duck and include a brief attribution to Mrs. Harry Honk of Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan. Duckett
Harry Honk
Rhede Island
Sale of Christmas Seals Will Be Started Just After Thanksgiving
Douglas County tuberculos is association outlines plans for Christmas seal sale. Three clinics for children were held in Lecompton Eudora Baldwin under Dr Ma Belle True of Topeka. Last year 2080 dollars were raised. Next Friday about 3500 letters will be mailed to county residents. O J Lane chairs the association and Mrs Ed Anderson heads the seal sale committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lecompton
Eudora
Baldwin
Ma Belle True
Topeka
Douglas County
State Tuberculosis Society
O. J. Lane
Douglas County Tuberculosis Association
Ed Anderson
Baldwin News Informal Socials Beside College Gala
Mrs J Harvard Campbell shops in Kansas City on Thursday while Mr and Mrs Downs visit Baldwin for Dad and Mother's Day and Harold at the Kappa Sigma house. A party including Mrs Simpson Taylor Mrs Gertrude Reeves and Mrs Charles Becks drives to Kansas City Wednesday for a day there. Mrs Van Horn and Ada Fay Bowman of Topeka visit with Virginia Van Torn at Baker for the gymnasium dinner. Mrs Osman G Markham leaves Tuesday for Ohio to spend time with her husband in the Methodist Book Concern. The college gym hosts a Wednesday social with local girls and boys. hot dogs peanuts and popcorn draw crowds. Margaret and Marsha Hodge and Helen Murray with Virgil Vaughn sing. The event ends with the banquet and a report of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harvard Campbell
Kansas City
Downs
Baldwin
Harold
Kappa - Sigma
John Rudhny
Clyds Stewa
Simpson Taylor
Gertrude Reeves
Charles E. Becks
van Horn
Ada Fay .Bowman
Topeka
Aurt
Virginia van Torn
Baker
Osman G. Markham
Dain
Mars
Artrick
Tharse
Inendine & Courilen
Diane
Collegs
Margaret
Marsha Hodge
Helen Murray
Virgil Vaughn
Beatrice Wieland
G. D. Nutter
Curtis
Frieda
Beatrice
Morrowville
Kansas
Wood House
Charles S. Paramenter
Mercy Hospital
G.O. Clark
Junction City
Baldwins
Francis
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
Paul
Eastern Star
Eudora
Masonic Hall
Mro
Otto Durr
Alfred Eis‘ele
C. W. Cory
Homer White
Paul Lukan
Augusta Durr
W. A. Rosenau
Hubert Woodward
Baker University
Southwestern College
Goail Lick
Baker Wildcats
Washburn
Lyle Cutler
Thomas A. Evans
Anna’ Kirkpatrick
Kappa‘ Sigma
Dirners
Wallace B. Plensing
Emil Liston
Mr. Crippen
Garnett
Ernest ‘Tannehill
Leroy
Warren Smith
Percy ¥. Roberts
Jane
Mary Anna Lawrence
Dean
Macon
May
Gladys Hunt
First Methodist Sunday School
Beryl Mitchett
Mildred Armstead
Donald Wailhelm
W. C
Mark
Sunde
Walkerham
Asiher
Ir. George Hoover
Baker Wildcats Lose Close Game at Southwestern College
Baker University fell 13 to 7 to Southwestern College in a closely contested afternoon game watched by about a thousand fans. A late streak by the visitors sealed the outcome after a 7 to 7 tie with seventeen seconds left. The upcoming Thanksgiving trip to Topeka to face Washburn is noted.
Kiddies Evening Story With Alice Alligator Tale
In a child friendly tale, Alice Alligator and Agnes discuss how visitors are perceived. They insist they do not prey on people and condemn those who hunt them for sport. Charlie Crocodile contrasts his ferocity with a cow’s calm contentment as the crocodiles and alligators settle for a quiet nap.
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Alice
Agnes Alligater
Felee
Agnes
Usc
Rome
Chariie Crocaille
Finn
Charlie
Crocodile
Hils
Western Newspaper Union
Distant Relatives Visit and Local News Roundup
Miss Daisy Hoover and family from Holton. Mr and Mrs Isaac Hoover and Postmaster. Mrs Maurice W Markham and Jean. Miss Neva Johnston teaching at Michigan Valley spent Sunday with Mrs Laura Johnston and Erdine. Dr and Mrs J B Veirs visited parents in Ottawa Moore. Rev John Wilson of Topeka Boys Industrial School spent weekend in Baldwin with wife and daughters and discussed Boy Scout work. Mr Wilson leads Boy Scout work in several states. Mr and Mrs Charles E Beeks traveled to Lawrence to see ill brother at Memorial Hospital and to attend KU Board of Regents dinner. guests of Chancellor and Mrs Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Hoover
Holton
Isaac Hoover
Maurice W. Markham
Jean
Neva Johnston
Michigan Valley
Laura Johnston
Erdine
Ji.b. Veirs
Veirs
Ottawa
Moore
John Wilson
Boys’ Industrial School
Topeka
Baldwin
First Methodist Sunday School
Wilson
Charles’ E. Beeks
Lawrence
Beeks
Memorial Hospital
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Lindley
MUST BE BURIED IN CHINA
Chinese in the west ship bodies homeward through San Francisco where exhumed remains await a full ship load. An official funeral director cares for the bodies for the families and tongs involved in the burial practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
China
California
Today in History and Events Across 125 Years
One hundred twenty five years ago Congress met in Washington for the first time. Memorial services will be held in Marion Ohio for Mrs. Warren G Harding on the first anniversary of her death. Many visitors are expected in Miami Florida to attend the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention. An international conference on unifying inland navigation measurements opens in Paris under the League of Nations. Canadian mining investment exceeds 100 million dollars making mining the third largest industry by capital in the Dominion behind agriculture and railways.
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Congress
Washington
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Miami
Fla
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
League of Nations
Par
Topeka Proposes $3.9 Million Improvement Plan
Topeka faces a special November 24 vote on a $3,906,500 debt for a multi year program. The plan expands education with $970,000 for new schools and a $275,000 library at the state capitol area. Traffic relief includes a Kaw river bridge, viaducts, and boulevard work totaling over $1.2 million with railroads sharing the cost.
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Topeka
Kar
Greater Topeka
Peonie Wil Vole
State House Square
State Capitol
Peka
Kaw River
Shawnee County
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Topeka Boulevard
iMelan Iwidge
Santa Fe
East
Tenth Avenue
Pulovision Valio
Sixth Avenue
Branner Street
Voters Consider Park Land and Auditorium Upgrade Plan
The proposition asks for half a million dollars to acquire park land and improve current facilities, including a city auditorium at 350000 dollars to be replaced. The old auditorium would be repurposed into offices with a 50000 expenditure. Funds also cover two new fire stations at 200000 and drainage control at 157000. Ohio paints industry overview notes Ohio produces about one fifth of US paint output at 22,4100,060 gallons yearly, surpassing rival New York State by about 2,000,000 gallons.
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New ‘City
Ohio
United States
New York State
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Baldwin News
Hu Man
Chicago
Baker Gymnasium
Kiddies’ Evening Story
Mary 'Graham Bonner Ret
Agnes Anator
Dominion
Respect
Eure Leteral Dept
Shas Sakhorever
Clark
Los Angeles
Japan
Peking
Havana
Panama Canal
Hilo
Honolulu
Manila
Java
India
Ceylon
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Naples
Monte Carlo
Cherbourg
Cunard
Transylvania
Egypt
Palestine
Lisbon
Madrid
Tunis
Spain
Italy
Greece
Constantinople
Zod
Norway
Mediterranean
Lancasteria
Frank C. Clark
Times Bldg
N.Y
Round the World Cruises
Kansan City
Kanses City
Armour Building Company Co
O. Jones
W. B. Weaver
Sec. & Treas
Jacques L. Neef
Laddin
Ald
Aladdin's Palace
Aladdin Hotel
Wyandotte
Twelfth
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