Local society golf title goes to Impton captain team
The fall golf tournament at the Country club concluded after three days with the E. C. Impton captained squad defeating Gene Glahn’s side 37 to 31. Thirty men competed. a forfeit dinner was paid by Glahn. About fifteen planned a Topeka trip for golf next Sunday morning, with plans to dine at the Topeka club. Open house will honor new sorority pledges at several houses Friday evening. Various club meetings and church society events are noted, including Sunday school talks by Miss Minnie Stockebrand and Miss Chitumbar of India, and a Worden Evangelical all-day gathering with services and missionary talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
Impton
Gene Glahn
Ander
Topeka
Worden Evangelical Church
Minnie “Tockebrand
Woman Missionary Society
Miss Chitumbar
India
Chitumbar
Gaker University
Th Christian Endeavor
Personal notices from Kansas area readers
Mrs. R R Hickson went to Kansas City to spend several days with her husband at a druggists convention. J le Rohlfing spent the day in Kansas City. R C Wellborn returned from an overland trip to Pomona where he visited a sick friend. Richard Woodbury came home to Fort Worth after weekend with his parents the Woodburys. He is a graduate of the University engineering school and with the Paul Production Oil company. A D L Ten a business trip to Kansas City. C C Perkins was in Kansas City on business. Mr and Mrs Willard Lyon of Alva visited J L Wilton over the weekend. George FE Hutson of Casper visiting his mother and brother in town. Mr and Mrs Charles Norris of Neodesha returned home after spending last week with Mrs W T Gourtney. Profit and Mrs W F Shaw and son Darrell of Kansas City Kans were guests over the weekend. Miss Miriam Hand of Kansas City spent the weekend with Mrs Fred Clarke. Miss Hand works in the Keith Furniture interior decorating department. Mr and Mrs J A Guiley and children of Deadwood S D are visiting relatives here. Mr Guiley is manager of the Wagner hotel in Deadwood. Vernon Lott returned home from Trinidad Colo where he has spent two years. Copied text mentions a mountain spring and free water?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Hickson
Kansas City
Mr. Hickson
J . le Rohlfing
R. C. Wellborn
Pormona
Richard Woodbury
Fort Worth
Texas
Myr
B. H. Woodbury
Woodbury
University Engineering School
Paul Production Oil ‘Company
DL Tena
C. C. Perkins
Willard Lyon
Alva
Okla
J. L. Wilton
George
FE. Hutson
Casper
Wyo
A. L. Hutson
W. G. Hutson
Eldridge Hotel
Charles Norris
Neodesha
W. T. Gourtney
Profit
W. F. Shaw
Darrell
Kans
Miriam Hand
Fred Clarke
Miss Hand
Keith Furniture Company
J. A. Guiley
Deadwood
Mr. Guiley
Vernon Lott
Trinidad
Colo
Pep Organizations Face Officially Surpassed by University
Missouri Valley conference officials ruled pep clubs like the Ku Klux Klan? and Jayhawker groups will operate unofficially within the university. Stunts between halves at football games may be dropped or limited while the band plans more at games. A meeting with Ku Klux Klan, Jayhawker, Men's Student Council, and WSA officials will discuss sales of Jayhawk buttons and the status of these organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
KuKus
Jay Janes
University Athletic Association
Ka Kus
Ku Kus
Jay] James
Jayhawk
Ministerial Alliance Plans Financial School and Library Gifts
At the first fall meeting of the Ministerial Alliance in the Chamber of Commerce area a financial school is set for October 19 with a known financial expert to outline career budget methods. A committee will arrange the program and action. The alliance also votes to thank local newspapers for summer publicity and to cooperate with the mayor on benches for future services. A books set for the city library is to be presented. The next meeting is slated for Tuesday October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allispes Tn
Ministerial Alliance
Chamber of Commerce
South Park
Topeka Couple Wed by Probate Judge at Courthouse
Miss Grave Langstrum and Robert LE Coleman, both of Topeka, were married Monday by Judge J L H Menger, probate judge, at the courthouse.
Abistrom Braithaupt nuptials at Toreka Nevada
CLEARFIELD announces the marriage of Lillian Flyera Adeline Abistrom to Paul S. Braithaupt at the bride’s home in Toreka Nevada on a Saturday afternoon in September. A. P. Becker officiated with Deshler singing I Love You and Because and La Vera Tulien playing Mendelssohn wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Abistrom
Lillian Flyera Adeline
Paul S. Braithaupt
8. Breithaupt
Toreka
Nev
A. P. Beacker
Clay Center
Miss Deshler
Florence Ahlstrom
Wedding in Topeka area features Breithaupt family ties
An orchid georgette gown and a large guest list mark a Topeka wedding. Brother Ahlstrom acts as best man while the bride is given away by her father Mr Breithaupt. Out of town guests include Ahlstroms from Kansas City and Wichita area families. Numerous relatives from Overbrook Welda and Fresno attended dinner and home visits. The community notes closings and local visits as well as school activities tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahlstrom
W. L. Mooneyham
Riverside
Cath
Matin
Breithaupt
Carl Kennburg
Johnny Hreehleisen
John Breeheisen Sr
Lawrence
Henry Hausman
Dohny Breeheisen Hemiburge
Overbrook
Nin
Abe
K. Kreisingrerg 3
Stiesen
Wellsville
Trene Breithaupt
Mable Agnes Schendel
Valera Breeheisen
Moses Breeheisen
Welda
Henry Brecheisen
George Meeder
Ben Brecheisen
John Selzer
Lila
Ruby Kindell
Freckles Melt Away In Four Days
An advertisement touts Fivte a new discovery that claims freckles melt away in four days. The treatment promises clean, youthful skin and offers a money back guarantee at Round Corner Drug Co if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Local Social Roundup and Church Notice
Mrs Breithaupt and Mrs Hausman visited the Roches while Mr and Mrs George Moede hosted dinner for Deckwa and Hausman kin. Walter Poock and Miss Rew wed near Wellsville and plan to live on Mrs Kinniburg's farm north of We wish to extend cautions as they journey through life together. Rev Hoffman announces a Clearfield church meeting starting September 25 with Rev Meader as speaker. Cool weather arrives easing the heat, farmers prepare fields for wheat and await rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kramer
Hen Kramer
George ‘Meeder
George Breithaupt
Westphalia
Jesse Alliser
Charley Redding
Sam Godman
Aby
Alica Rosemary
A. Lotz
Eudora
J. J. Hoffman
Clearfield Church
Meader
Topeka Visit Noted By Powell Family Guests
Family reflections with Topeka references highlight a social gathering as Mr and Mrs Powell visit relatives including Ray Edmonds and others. Unclear names appear in a fragmented account of attendees and long stamps of local residents visiting from nearby places.
Names and Visits Spread Through Monroe and Lawrence Areas
W Carman returned from Rochester Attica and Chicago visits with relatives and plans to move next March with his wife and children. Grover’s boys visited George Edmonds. C F Sebick and family spent Sunday with Myers family. Bert Read Evelyn and John Daly were among visitors. Messrs Norman and Stone called on Elmer Meyers. Fred Cleland began pear picking. Haughn Hunsinger Edmonds and Cooper families active around school and haying. Welcome district to be well represented at the State Fair with both grade and high schools attending. Barber's drug store ad notes ongoing shop items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lee
Marc
Lawrence
Grover
George Edmonds
C.F. Sebick
Bert Read
Evelyn
Charley Cooper
Geo
Edmonds
C. E. Schick
Haughn
Avier Schick
Fred Morton
Haas
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Minnie Kahle
Anna Mitchell
Job. Wiggins
Jennie Taylor
Mis
Mary Springer
Jennie Springer
Kahle
George Langenderfer
Magie
Toon
Mathers’ League
Ro. Alen
Renstucky Street
EH. S, Bailey
Arvin &. Olin
Colonial Tea Room
Kennard
J. L. Jones
West Sixth Street
Christine Bushy
Mary McFarland
Alice Smith
Elizabeth Thompson
A. RB. Crocker
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Baker University
Crystal Alderson
Eric
Genevieve Hartley
Pegey Woodyard
Baldwin
Helen Tulloss
Virgil
Mildred Johnson
Tonganoxie
Marjorie Kimball
Helen Fliot
Fredonia
Verna Schowengerdt
Osawatomie
Francis Flake
Kathleen Jones
Olathe
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. F. Engel
University Heights
Minnie Walker
Mes White
Alfred Lawrence
Chretien
G. J. Reetz
Ollivene Reetz
Tennessee Street
E. M. Grant
Manhattan
Fred Reetz
E. Daniels
William Reetz
Childeren
S. H. Canary
Dorothy Mschwarte
Harold Simons
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Balke
Georgs and
Danin
Paris
Laycane
Round Chub
E. G. Vernon
Wilna Miller
Bridge
Virginia Tendleton
Margaret
Zerist
Russel Scanlan
St. Joseph, Mo
Scanlan
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Teving Hill
R. C. Rankin
Central Park
Sixth
Woodland Park
T. E. Gricsa
Topeka Fair
D. S&s. Woodward
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Vermont Street
Sa Eerres Ua
Halina
Konopacka Toznana
Poland
Halina Konopacka
Konopacka
Quincy Girls’ Glee Club
Quincy
Eleanor Minghini
Alice Daniels
Joyce Johnson
Quincy Building
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Helen Gaw
Sien E. A. Ernie
H.C. Lehman
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Lehman
University ‘Schol of Education
Helen Pendleton
Vir‘ginia Pendleton
Laura Rankin
Wilma Miller
W. W. Staken
San Antonio
Tex
FE. B. Raber
Palois
Basher
Amar Rtore
Luella Logan Watterson
Jlen Patterson
Clearfield
Iter Hall
Om Topeka
W. Carman
Rochester
N.Y
Stoppae
Monroe
Jonesville
Mich
Chicago
Yalapay
Barber’s Drug Store
Sandei ' Pagirchen Son
Olson Bros
14Th
Kentucky
Marcel
Bernice Swope
Continent
Gotham
F. H. Roberts _ Optometrial
Hester & Roberto
Mass
Fischer
Shimmons Bros
Hket
Besrie Povey
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