Kanwaka Club Hosts Education Talk And Social Events
The Kanwaka Literary club met afternoon with Mrs. C I Stanwix and daughter Maurine. Members discussed education with school day songs and piano pieces. Reports covered rural school grading and upcoming meetings in October. Separate notes mention social events, a marriage in Manhattan, and the Past Matron’s Club opening at the Phim Lo Tea Room.
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Kanwaka Literary Club
C. i. Stanwix
Maurine
Bers
Ed Shaw
Wotman
Lorelei
M Arthur
Ben Terpenny
Frank
Yount
Daughlee
Moc. Elliott
Dauga
Bere
Basern Star
Afondayer
Phimlo
Ernest Adhie
Buckminster, Tatherford
Huffman
Sorority Initiation and Pledging At University
On Friday evening October 21 the election took place the preceding Friday. Initiation was held at the Alpha Delta Pi house for Lois Frigg of Isabel. Tea hosted by Mrs Grey and others for Delta Phi Sigma members and Congregational church freshmen. Pledging announced: Kath leen Lagan Lawrence Dorothy Guthrie Saffordsville Evelyn Babb Post Texas and Kenneth G Chesley ten A Esplund Minneola.
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American Legion Auxiliary of Liberty Post
Jack Bowen
Massachusetts Street
Veterans' Hospital
Kansas City
H. Blain Lacy
Minnie Scott
Alpha Delta Ti
Lois Frigg
Isabel
Alpha Gamma Delta
Kathleen Lagan
Lawrence
Dorothy Guthrie
Saffordsville
Evelyn Babb
Post
Texas
Chi Delta Sigma
Kenneth, G. Chesley
Ten A. Esplund
Minneola
Hesper Mise The Heart and 5 Hazel Creevan Visit
Hesper mise The Heart and 5 Hazel Creevan visit Hesper on Wednesday afternoon at the schoolhouse for a business meeting. Officers elected: president Robert E Lee, secretary Ralph Terrel, treasurer Mond Stanley. Committees named, next meeting October 1 with a public program. Local residents and visitors attended events, travels, and gatherings around town including Lawrence, Topeka, and White City.
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Clara Votaw
Yoovening
Robert Jones
Robert BK. Lee
Family
Lawrence
Walter Gerstenberge
Hold Carr
Coolorado
Freand
Oliver
Olive Thur Yin
Topeka
Wes
Johan Chen
Vern
Hee
Kansas City
Hislar
Bill Hale
Mary Bradhae
Community Notes Spark Weekend Visits and Meetings
Local residents attend fairs, circuses, and visits across towns. Mrs Petefish and others assisted hosting gatherings while the Christian Endeavor group plans a reorganizational meeting at Mrs Picket’s home. Several Votaw and Kloppenstein family members join relatives for weekend trips and calls in Lawrence and Ottawa.
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Picket
Chas. Brady J
Fred
Gerstenberger
Will
Margaret ‘Terrel
Sarah Terrel
Chicago
Frank Tage
Pearl Page
the EB. Kloppenstein
Horace Roger
Christian Endavor
Tyte
Carl Mallington
Roger Strley
Irvan
Votaw
Blanche
Everett
Lawrence
Clara Votaw
Frances Strobel
Strobel
Eudora
Ivan Votaw
George Millington
Lawrence Statdey
Elsabeth
Betherenderson
Maudie Burnell
Lula
Clare Votawinst
Lindley
Bernice Stanley
Stanley Kloptenstein
Votaw Hone
Wilson Stipe
Emporia
O, i Votaw
Irvan Votaw
Watson
M MW
Shaw Brothers
Ottawa
Myrtle Voetaw
Gulu
Clara
Shaw
Ralph Vataw
Mro
Altre
Milo Vataw
HQ Woodard
French Ministers Take Short Vacations in Summer Quiet
Paris reports show Premier Poincare and Cabinet ministers taking brief summer respites. Painleve rests at watering places and pens a treatise on resistance of turds to movement of a sail. Briand fishes. Clemenceau tends his garden and enjoys daily car rides. Aristide Briand, like Painleve, is a bachelor and spends time away from office.
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Poincare
Vosuee
Sumer
Wiler
Aristide Briand
Painleve
Clemenceau
Vendee
Pugs Favored in Germany Amid Pedigree Demand
Pedigreed pug breeders in Germany report scarce purebreds with about thirty fully recognized animals. Fashion faded forty years ago, but owners now organize to restore purity as demand rises. Prices range from 100 to 200 dollars for the best specimens.
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Berlin
Germany
Nomads Adjust To City Life Amid Railroad Push
Moscow reports say wild nomad tribes of Kasakhstan are unsettled by the Soviet railway linking Turkestan with Siberia. The steel rails lure traditionally wandering Kerges tribes into towns as progress reshapes life along the steppe. In Kansas, the Southeastern Kansas Golf Association elected H A Galligan president, Harry Jordan as vice president, and M Re Kstes as secretary treasurer after its annual tournament, with the 1928 event planned for Fredonia and Kansas City. Local drill team prizes totaled 140 and 50 dollars.
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Turkestan
Siberia
Kerges
Oll Association
H.A. Galligan
Frey
Southeastern Kansas Golf Association
Harry Jordan
Nowata
M. Re Kstes
Cherryvale
Fredonia
Best drill teams to be awarded at Star Grange convention
The best and second best drill teams will be awarded at the Star Grange convention beginning December 33. Event highlights include competition among local youth groups and recognition by convention officials. The program aims to showcase precision marching and teamwork.
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Star Grange Convention
Aety
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