Rush Week Schedules For University Sororities
Next week features a Lily on the hill rush with social whirl events across sororities and fraternities. Jappa Alpha Theta Chi Omega Alpha Omicron Pi Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Gamma Pi Phi Sigma Kappa Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Sigma Kappa Tau Gamma Phi Beta, and more list teas lunches dinners and exclusive events through Thursday. J. B. Wilson and E. B. Johnston hosted Rebekah Assembly officers on a city trip. Wedding announcements, store picnics, a birth, and local club meetings fill the rest of the notices.
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Jappa Alpha Theta
Chi Omega
GrenWich Village
CHE Omega
Alpha Omnicon Pit
Gamma Phi Beta
Gamma Phi
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Pi Beta Phi
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Chi Omepa
Alpha Delta Pi
J.B. Wilson
EB. T. Johnston
Rebekah
Tonganoxie
Noble Grand Officer
Grace Gage
Zylphia Dix
Edna E. Walsh
Gertie K. Johnston
Henrietta Starr
Eva Wheeler
The
Eastern Star
Sadie V. Holmes
Assembly
Gera Taylor
Ora Ince
Notable Names in a Local Social Scene
The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Jani Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brass and laughter, Mr. Isind, Mrs. Earl Helwig, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson, Miss Nelly Bigsby, and Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt.
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Zeno Rogers
Jani
Earl Reed
Ralph Brass
Laughter
Isind
Earl Helwig
Arthur Robinson
Nelly Bigsby
DeWitt
New Jersey cattle exhibit slated for Kansas State Fair
An educational display on Jersey cattle will be added to the Kansas State Fair, September 16 to 21, in a large tent near the cattle barns. The exhibit features life sized photographs with records and dairy information, highlighting Kansas dairying growth cited by fair officials. Rebekah Anniversary. The Rebekah Lodge No. 4 marks seventy second founding anniversary with meeting at LO O F hall tonight, guests expected, readings, music, refreshments and dancing planned. Birth Announcement. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cox welcome a nine pound son named Floyd junior born September 7. mother is formerly Miss May Swallow. Rail Rate for 353rd Topeka. Arkansas Regimental Society members attending the Atchison reunion September 4-6 may travel round trip on any Kansas railroad for fare and a half. minimum charge stated as $1.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
LO. O. F. Hall
Floyd Cox
Floyd
Cox
May Swallow
Topeka
853Rd
Ar-kansas
Atchison
Kangas
Public ‘Utilities. Commission
Topeka Tax Budget Cuts Rates And Raises Tax Amount
Topeka's new tax budget reduces the rate from 10.63 to 10.11 per thousand, meaning all taxpayers will pay 5 567 dollars more in taxes than last year. City property valuations rose by 4 216 298 dollars. H T Melton returned from a visit to Euquoin Illinois where he was raised. Our line of stationery is now complete at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Topeka
Rankin’s
Permanent Water Intakes Ordered in City Plan
The city engineer, authorized by the city commission at a special meeting, will design a permanent concrete water intake at the river bottom to ensure water supply in any river condition. Funded by the water improvement bond issue, the project adds a double pipeline to the pit and from there to the plant, enabling two 11-inch lines and duplicate pumps with a capacity of 3 500 gallons per minute. The upgrade aims to prevent water shortages amid city extensions and guarantees a reliable supply for Lawrence.
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City Commission
Citl
Lawrence
Russians Scheming to Move Precious Stones by Ship
Novorossisk reports speculators plan to send silver, gold, pearls, and diamonds out of Russia. An Italian ship awaiting departure was seized with several tons of silver and nearly 100 pounds of gold. Authorities claim speculators bought stevedores and deployed men to unload contraband in Italy.
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Novorossisk
Russia
Italy
Fort Leavenworth to Expand Radio Station transmitter
Enlarge Fort Leavenworth radio station with a 15 kilowatt tube transmitter to relay official messages between San Diego naval stations and Washington.
Grange Delegation Gathering For National Meeting
Ernest McGlure of the Kansas Grange Monthly reports Wichita will host the national meeting of the Tat rons of Husbandry in November. Statewide reports show every range county pushing to send a delegation as B Needham, national lecturer and Master of the Kansans, comments.
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Wichita
Ernest McGlure
The
Kansas Grange Monthly
Tatrons of Husbandry
B. Needham
Boy Golf Star Emerson Carey Jr sets local marks
Emerson Carey Jr. holds amateur records on multiple courses in town, with 8 holes in 20 at Willowbrook and 34 at Municipal Links while tying the professional record on another course. Grange has aided National Organization work in Illinois and Michigan. The Carey performance follows a mention of Hutchinson and a golden wedding in Howard as the pacesetting local items.
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Hutchinson
Emerson Caray, Jr
Carey
Willowbrook
Carriers Push for Better Roads in Kansas District
Hutchinson rural letter carriers from the Seventh Kansas District Rural Letter Carriers Association gathered recently and endorsed improving road conditions. They urged the construction and maintenance of smoother, safer routes to speed mail delivery and reduce wear on vehicles.
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Hutchingon
Seventh
Kansas District Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Mail carriers seek tax exemption for delivery cars
In Southwestern Kansas wheat belt, mail carriers urged sanding of clay roads and the association adopted a resolution demanding exemption of delivery cars from state license tax and free license tags for the carriers.
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Kansas Wheat Belt
Bond Issues Slump In Kansas August 1919 Totals Dwindle
Topeka August municipal bond totals in Kansas fell to the lowest level since June 1919, with August 1919 totaling 879 250.86 dollars. July 1919 recorded 1 369 638.48 dollars and June 1919 stood at 213 499.85. School district bonds reached 141 750 dollars. the largest issue was Liberal paving at 111 265.27 dollars, Kansas City Kaw paving 104 260 dollars, and Atchison County plans 100 000 for road work.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
N. A. Turner
Liveral
Kansas City
Kaw
Atchison County
Moscow Bourse to Reopen After Five Years Closure
Moscow plans to resume operations at the bourse after a five year shutdown. Announcement described a phased reopening and measures to stabilize trading, with governments and financial authorities overseeing the restart and future listings.
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Moscow
Commissariat of Finance Plans Early Foreign Loan Moves
Preliminary plans called for dealings in foreign currency gold and bread loan shares issued by the Soviet government as its first interior loan. Miss Swank charms blouses in the Chamber of Commerce building at 900 assigned formerly Mme. Brewster's. For real service, buy a Shaeffer lifetime fountain pen. Rankin's Drug Store advertises. Gerald Pipes returns from a week's Ozarks visit. Valspar Barber's Drug Store.
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Commissariat of Finance
Miss Swank
Chamber of Commerce
Mme. Brewster
Rankin’s Drug Store
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E. H. Kendall
Indiana Street
Dorothy McBride
Omaha
Neb
Plattsmouth
Kendall
St. Louis
Ober
Elizabeth Murphy
Mississippi
Keith Hemenway
Hemenway
C. R. Wingate
West Sixth Street
Edward Low
Wingate
Marguerita Perikas
Eudora
Lawrence Circle No
Washington Post
T. B. DeWitt
New York Street
John de Witt
Hester& Roberts
First Methodist Church
H. T. Melton
Euquoin, Il
Mr. Melton
Euquoin
V. Price
S. G. Clarke
Salina
O. H. Ford
Grover C. Markley
Ford
Markley
Helen Pendleton
Wisconsin
Razors
Barber’s Drug Store
Enlarge Radio
Bowersock Theatre
Betty Gmpson
Betty
South Seas
John Bowers
Richard Dix
Winfield
W. D. Shannon
Howard
Presbyterian Church
Frank J. Ise
Kewpie Twins
Ginghiam
Choice Children’s
N. H
Gerald Pipes
Ozarks
Valspar
Barber's
Service Drayage Company
E. 7Th St
Fiecher
Canton
Colorado Elbertas
Bell’s Flower Shop
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