Kansas Teachers to Convene in Four Cities
About 18 000 Kansas teachers are expected to attend the 64th annual Kansas State Teachers Association sessions, November 8 to 5, in Topeka Wichita Pittsburg and Salina. Principal speakers include E S Howe Frank Pinet Henry J Allen and W Y Morgan. National figures Norman Angell Tommy Briggs and J Paul Goode headline outside speakers with sessions on most school subjects.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State
Wichita
Ittsburg
Salina
Frank Pinet
Conention
Pittsburg
Howe
Atchison
Heny J. Allen
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchin Sson News
Hutchinson
Lyegens
W. A. Brandenburg
Brent
Kansas State Eachérs' College
Pittssebure
Ous
Janany
Kansas Eduators
Tates
Norman iAngell
New
Pasadena
Calif
Sapthor
J. Paul Goode
Chichro
University of Chicago
H. L. Russell
Madison
Wis
College of Agriculture
University of Wis
Sconsin
William 8. Sadler
InChicago
Get
GC .T. Gray
Austin
University of Texas
University of A
Florence E. Bamrget
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Educators to Address Topeka Wichita and Pittsburg Sessions
A roster of named professors and university leaders from Kansas and neighboring states will speak at sessions in Topeka Wichita and Pittsburg. Included are officials from the University of Kansas Kansas State Teachers College and Washburn College along with deans from Emporia Pittsburg and Bethany. The program signals broad state wide collaboration.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clara ‘Belle Baker
Eile
Topeka
Paul’ .Wittty
H. Hodder
A. Corbin
Seba Eldridge
Ean
Versity
Wichita
Albert 5. Kirk
H.'s. ‘Myers
Southwestern i College
eMvinfield
Hausam
F. L.gilson
Stat Teachers College
Emporia
Margaret” Chaney
Mses
Sta Agricultural ‘College
Cand
By. Rariek
Kansas
Teeaeers College
Hays
F.G. Onstett
Universit of Denver
J. F. Sherwood
University of Cincinnati
W. i Johnson
Ray Q. Brewster
University of Kanegss
Kansas State Agricultural
I.-Bi Morgan
Kant
Wilhelmina Herwigs
FB. Ross
H. YE. Schrammel
Bes
Colleg
Hattie Oote Mitchell
Dan G. W. Trout
Hi- Cr Pryor
C.B. Pandame
Postponed Noon Event In Honor Of Mrs. Rachel Hutt
The noon gathering was postponed due to the death of Mrs. Rachel Hutt. An invitation is extended to attend the next planned celebration. Butler-Sanderson Motor provided the refreshments and tire services for the event.
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Rachel Hutt
Butler-Sanderson Motor
Tax levy in Reno County details tax rate and due amounts
The Reno County registrar of deeds reports a tax levy of 25 cents per $100 assessed, applying to mortgages in Hutchinson and surrounding areas. The notice notes timing from January 10 through October 1, detailing how tax collections are accounted for and who administers the process.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Reno
Reno’ County Registrar of ‘Deeds
Walter Mead
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Ajax Tires
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