Kansas Teachers Association Convention Highlights National Talent
An education gathering in Hutchinson and Pittsburg, starting Oct 19, showcases top out of state speakers including Martin Brumbaugh and Arthur Dean. Secretary Frank L. Pinet notes national leaders command high fees and the Kansas group leads in membership growth, aiming for 19,000 attendees.
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Pera
National
United States
Kansas State Teachers
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Frank L. Pinet
Martin Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Stephen 8. Wise
Free Synagogue
New York City
Trobins
Chicago
Lotus D. Colman
University Tinnesota
Minneapolis
Presi Frank Nelson
Minnesota College
EJ. H. Beveridge
Omaha
Neb
F. Maroney
Katherine Martin
University of Chicago
Mabel Carney
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
J. C. Mayerman
Bureau of
Kington
D. C
Pint
Pinet
Kanas
Kansas ‘State Teachers’ Association
Degeneration Fear Tied to Prosperity in Sweden Speech
Stockholm reports a professor from Upsala, Herman Lundborg, warns prosperity fuels degeneration. He links rising wealth to new needs and less work, claiming women delay maternity and middle and upper classes erode societal health. He advocates restricting reproduction to those deemed well born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Herman Lundborg
Race Biological Institute
Upsala
Sweden
Menta
Rgér
Ing
Real Gratitude class becomes largest in region
Fragmentary OCR text notes a discussion about political measures to safeguard racial vigor and purity. Professor Lundborg is mentioned as doubtful about such discourse, asserting it lies outside the province of a strict eteb gree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundborg
Overbrook area residents juggle visits and travel
Verne Newhy Wesley Plory art Campbell Will Postma and many Flory family members populate a busy stretch of social visits and trips. From Lawrence to California, neighbors attend singing, fairs, and train departures while children attend school and families gather at the Wesley Flory and Will Postma homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Newhy
Wesley Plory
Gore
Art Campbell
Will Postia
Ed Shirley
Wesley Flory
Will Postma
California
John Brohammer Waite
Lawrence
Maceda
G. W. Marbley
Overbrook
Majit Anderson
Kim Anderson
Wit Postma
Frank Deay
Mr. Deas
Cave Campbell
Verne Neely
Wesley ‘Flory
Tip Flory
Lizizie
Charlie Brohammer
Lawrence Tacedhy
Mildred
Mabel
Wesley Piers
Tit Flory
Lloyd “Hout
John Beohammer
Wil Postma
Emer Flory
Henry
Artie
Mable
Daniel Beoghley
Famillv
John Art Perry Postina
Dessie
Lizzie
Rhinche Shevegimb
Charlie Brohaumer
Lillian
Alda
Fred C. Flory
Will Postina
Richard
Abe Flory
Edna Reusch
John Brohammer
Reg Ieh
Quinlen
Kansas
Sauuday
Roy Ulrich
Florence and Laurie Postman
George Markley
Ezra Crowells
Marion Strong
Chalie
Brohamer
Lloyd Hout
Charlie Brohamer
Elmer Flory
Clinton
George” Markley
Frank Varnum
Guy_Weimer’s
Anselm
Park
Californi Eide
Anier
Brohammer
Aldn
Anselm Brohmmer
Jim Murphy
Weesley Flory
Wm.Wingert
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Henny
Will Churchbaugh
Florence Postma
God Laurie
Will Jacobs
Matul Anderson
Abia Broham
Willow Springs
Pleasant Grove School Reports First Month
Pleasant Grove lists first month figures with total enrollment 32, 14 boys and 17 girls. Several students were neither absent nor tardy. names include Paul Flory Ernest Tucker Arlie Flory Eva Patterson Carl Davids Jay Hiatt Edna Patterson Robert Fueckel Thelma Daniels Edin Daniels Doris Hiatt Orval Flory Henry Flory Leona Tucke Clyde Hiatt Grace Hiatt Ethel Tuckel Walter Moore. School color verdict is soil and purple. greeting notes show baseball enthusiasm and a first game against Model School at Brown's Grove.
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Pleasant Grove School
Paul Flory
Ernest Tucker
Arlie Flory
Eva Patterson
Carl Davids
Jay Hiatt
Edna Pattierson
Robert Fueckel
Thelma Daniels
Edin Daniels
Doris Hiatt
Orval Flory
Tienry Flory
Leona
Tucked
Clyde Hiatt
Grace Hiatt
Ethel Tuckel
Walter Moore
Local families gather for visits and farm work near Eudora
Numerous residents including Elmer Flory and Harvey Hibner hosted and assisted on surrounding farms around Eudora. Visitors shared meals, traded produce, and discussed bridge work on Thatcher bridge. Neighborly calls and social events persisted as Mrs. Flory prepares to return from cerrogorio Illinois later in the week, while Pears and clover hulls mark seasonal tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Flory
Harvey Hibner
Lawrence
Wm. Churchhaugh
California
James Anderson
Eudora
Virgil Flory
Lewis Churchbaugh
Hany Hibner
Williams
Cerrogorio
A. L. Williams
Willow Springs
Thatcher
Wakarusa
Unit
Salina
Charlie Williams
Harkey Flory
Hull
Clover
Elsie Flory
Ide
Ancos
Dan Plory
Oscar ‘Markley
Robert Mark‘Jey
Lamar
Galo
Elmer
Calo
Robert Markley
Campbell
Peterson
Hertzog
Maybell
Colo
Airview Society Meets at Mrs Crowe Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs C T Crowe's house with devotional led by Mrs Marshall. Mrs Menapel read a paper on Missionary Conscience, Mrs Lehner Levin reviewed The Kingdom of the Nations. Several members sang, a luncheon followed. Other notes mention visitors, family travels, and upcoming sales by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pureign Missionary Society
C. T. Crowe
Marshall
Marie Menapel
Ao Missionary Conscience
Ehner Levin
Elinyer Irvin
Beach Marshall
Hess Brownlee
Grace Cook
Deuce Liary
Charles Doolittles
Argentine
Kien
Normar Venlittie
British airman H Stealy to attend American Legion Air Meet
Lieut H Stealy of Kansas City a former British Royal Flying Corps pilot will attend the American Legion Air Meet in Kan city from October 14 to 16. He will fly in the meet as pilot parachute jumper and guest. Stealy recently made a dramatic jump from a plane at Kansas City and is a veteran flier and air engineer. He writes for the Kansas City Star.
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Si 1
Kan
Lieut.h. Stealy
Kansas City
British
Royal Flying Corps
Hat
American Legion Air Meet
B. M. Tukhorn
Steely
Shansas City
Kansas, City Star
Local notes glimpse from McLouth community life
Rev RC Melouth arrives as United Brethren pastor from Scandia serving one county. HT Clark of Williams Town offers Baptist half-time post from Oct 15. Jeweler Seybuld buys his 23rd automobile a Ford coupe. he has driven 19 Fords and 3 Buicks in 12 years. Fire damages residence of Joseph Boyd south of town. rebuild planned once insurance pays. H Kimmel attends Eugenia Oil and Bonner Cement meetings in Independence and Kansas City. Lila Kenyon Kelley and daughter Marty Dell visit from Guernsey WY to see Kenyon family. U.S. Club hosted by Mrs D K Dick with sunflowers. Mrs Alfred Burgert to host next. M R H football 2-0 after two games. Perty defeated 28-0. Mrs R W Reynolds returns from Denver after summer with Anna Crashaw. Peter Hanson shows prize apples at Partneys Union store. Frank Laster family moves to Leavenworth. Vocations agriculture clue team RCHS placed third in stock judging at Valley Falls show. Atlantic to cross the Atlantic voyage fourteen days eight hours. Mauretania leads with record time this year. In 1840 the ie time fur.
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United Brethren
Scandia
HT. Clark
Williamstown
The
Baptist Church
Bell. Seybuld
McLouth Putolsta Minter Dubb
California
Jiuseph Boyd
Tus
H. Kimmel
Eugenia Oil Company
Independence
Kan
Bonner Cement
Kansas City
Mel
Lila Kenyon Kelley
Marty Dell
Guernsey
Wyu
Kenyon
U. S
D. K. Dick
Alfred Burgert
van Dyke
Alice Dunn
Frank Laster
Leavenworth
RCH. S
Valley Palls
Cary
Overbrook social notes recount gatherings and visits
A long column records kitchen showers, Sunday dinners, and guests in Overbrook. Fred Hartman visits Marion and Glenn Dodder. Lloyd Perryman returns from Oklahoma. many neighbors attend church dinners, parades, and an ice cream supper hosted by the Fishburns. Overbrook football heads to Quenemo. Cargy school closes for diphtheria. Visits span Chicago, Ottawa, Cheyenne, and nearby farms. numerous families are listed among those hosting or attending events.
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Fred Hartman
Overbrook
Marion
Glenn Dodder
Lloyd Perryman
Oklahoma
Rosa
Bari Tington
Adare Huston
Mattie Dodder
Surdhy
Glenn Whishburns
D. H. Forbes
Wok Dinter
Guy Yeskins
Clarence Barbes
Worden
Kd Bylaid
John Cline
Mack Swimmaley
C. Kirchner
Toy Creek
E. B. Ingle
Chas, Ingle
Setaily
Orval Ingle
Oscar Vincent
ArdcHe Rundle
Marvin Forths
Quenemo
Addie Huston
Silas Dodder
Wm. Nehf
Dorothy
Chicago
BR. L. Walker Home A Few Days This Week, Mr. Nehf
Alleria
Cecil Fishburn
Roy Linn
al Greenfield
John Michael
Loriie Rundle
A. J. Powell
Alf. Tutcher
Ottawa
Henry Fish
Burn
Wil Wright
Cheyenne
Wyo
Isis
Elmer Doidur
Dormitory for Women Planned at State Normal School
Construction awarded for a women’s dormitory at the State Manual Training Normal, Pittsburg, with a July deadline and a $110,000 cost. Land donated by public subscription. local business leaders funded the site across from the campus. Admission likely by application and filing order.
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Pittisburg
Kun
State Manual Training
Pittsburg
Deaths and Funerals Charles Hook and Wayne Elder
Charles Hook aged 90 died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Hale's home 845 Rhode Island Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Wayne E Elder age 31 formerly of Linwood died at Kansas University Hospital and was brought to Lawrence yesterday. Diabetes caused death. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 PM with burial at Woods Cemetery. Masonic Judge will oversee the burial. Elder resided in Marysville Kans and worked for the Union Pacific railroad. He is survived by his wife and one child. He was a member of the Blue Lodge at Linwood and Abdallah Shrine of Leavenworth.
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Charles Hook
Mrs. Hale
Rhode Island
Wayne E. Elder
Linwood
Kansas University Hospital
Lawrence
Sheen
Woods Cemetery
Elder
Marysville
Kans
Union Pacific Railroad
Childi T. Elder Wag
Blue Lodge of Masonry
Abdallah
Leavenworth
Shopping News Ad Committee Urges Prompt Ad Submissions
The advertising committee of the Better Business Bureau and Chamber of Commerce announces that Shopping News ads must reach the printer by Wednesday. Merchants should submit specials by Tuesday evening. Each advertiser may place multiple bargains but should feature one primary offer, as last month.
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Better Business Bureay
Chamber, of Commerce
Women praise Lydia Pinkham remedy for pain relief
A Victorian era testimonial from Mrs Mary Dalls of Xenia Ohio and Mrs Garland of Iron Mountain Michigan claims Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound eased years of back and abdominal pain and restored regularity in daily life. The letters urge others to try the well known medicine.
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Mia
A. H. Arland
E. Brown
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Xenia
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Dalls
Garland
Mrs. Daley
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National. Educational Association
Horton ‘Hayes
Whitefield
N.H
Columbia
Westey Flory
Will Postiné
Willow Springs Church
Pleasant Grove
Homer Brownlee
Kohler
Hilde
Dna Koehler
Floyd-Nisely
E. Howard
Nisely
Mrs. Howard
Homer Reusch
Homie
Sal Little Robert
Meeks
Helen Louise
McConnell Hospital
Renee
Bert Day
Joy Day
Baldura
Ielatives
Morris Raber
Okmulgee
Arthur. Schutz
Connecticut Street
Grace Sizer Cook
Terra Haute
CA. Whedon
Krouse
Levompton
Alfred Sevle
Leonard Walker
Fairview Sumluy School
Charles Howard
A. P. Lynch
Uakridge
Charles Doolittle
Paul Koehler
John Bowman
Feterta
Brownlee Brothers
Vinton Peters
Ed Howard
Grace Sizes Cook
Inter
C. G. Sizer
Cook
Frank Smith
C. A. Whedon
Violet Mitchell
Doolittle Ainted Howard
S.lt
Peter Dreben
Otto Dreher
windBriters
Theodore Guy
Ain Floyd Howard
Peters
Marielletert Syndy
Mroan
Duslands
Atated Init
KR. Baker
Leary
Griffin
Walter Howard
Kanwaka
Mee
Veters
Iarold
Walter
Theodore
Guy Howard
Mack Karnes
Jess Karnes
S. FP
Griffin Lome
Floyd Nisely
Ba Howard
Mabel Peders
BB. Leary
Be,schulmeyer
Sis Corners
Airview
Janie
Chanteloup
Java
Manny
Knowledge’ Hill
Herbie Bruchgniller
Frank Toms
Midland Rural Club
H. Rausch
Erle. Stowe
Thursiday
Harold ‘Skeet
C. W. Horr
John Canary
McFarland
Ascu Grauberger
Yonn Thuy
Daddy
Eich Qeteria Tauiurys
Jon Baury
Ruth Jarrett
Dariey
Nevruce
John ‘Thompson
Grant Cox
Amenen
Martin
Messg Dial
Bruchiniller
Clifford Thiry
Wells
J. W. Rice
Rollie Stanwix
Orr
Melouth
Atlantic
Mauretania
State Manual ‘Training School
Fort Scott
L. Vance
Vance
Gotham
Kangey City
St. Louis
Terre Haure
Ind
Indianapolis
Shopping News
Des Moines
Iowa
Georgia
Altooga
Grand Army of the Republic
Winters
Yamoils
Sixty Third Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Ryce
Luavus
Toru
Lydia
Pinkham
EAGLE
Eee
Sais
Mide
Hive
Greden
Mikado Eagle Pencil Company
New York
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