Labor measures and women voters rally in Washington
The National League of Women Voters is active on labor policy, supporting appropriations for the children’s bureau and backing measures such as the child labor amendment. Miss Rockwood previewed how League members were invited to witness presidential signings like the Lame Duck amendment and the Muscle Shoals bill, and noted the group’s strategic lobbying impact. She also highlighted Kansas education standings and urged local action to improve schooling.
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Department of Labor
National League of Women Voters
Miss Rockwood
Washington
League
Roosevelt
Kansas
Personal notices from the community
Mrs W E Canavan returns from Salt Lake City visit with daughter Miss Lila Canavan. Mr and Mrs Ellis T Johnston back from national Odd Fellows and Rebekahs convention in Springfield and Chicago. Mrs Johnston official timekeeper for session. Mrs Lydia Meairs and Mrs Berthaven visiting city. Mrs H Penney in Kansas City. sister Mary Jordan of Kansas City visited over weekend. Mr and Mrs Robert Larrabee and son Billy Lee from Hugo and Miss Genevi Larrabee arrive to stay with Prof and Mrs E D Kinney at 1430 Louisiana. Mrs H W Hargiss back home after three weeks in Kansas City attending John M Will’s book talks on musical instruction.
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W. E. Canavan
Lila Canavan
Salt Lake City
Johnston
Lydia Meairs
Berthaven
City
H. Penney
Kann City
Robert Larrabee
Billy Lee
Hugofo Ang Bie
Genevi Larrabee
E. D. Kinney
Louisiana Street
H. W. Hargiss
Kansas City
John M. Wi ‘Guthor
Kanwaka School Opens with Abe Murray as Teacher
Kanwaka school opened September 4 with Miss Abe Murray as teacher. The item notes Murray’s role and mentions her three students in early attendance records.
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Kanwaka
Abe Murray
Murray
Lawrence area notes visitors and relatives gather for reunions
Numerous relatives and friends visit Lawrence and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Arthur Hird, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Day, Mary Jane Day, the Colman and Stevenson families, Mrs. Julia To turned, Mrs. J. W. Swallow, and many others. Attendees traveled from Hughson California Jerseyville Illinois and Kansas City to attend picnics, reunions, fairs, and family events.
Pleasant Grove Quilting Club Meets at Allie
Fair notes from Topeka Friday describe Mrs Ella Danisia’s week at Pleasant Grove with the Allie Quilting Club meeting with Mrs Bill Porter. A cafeteria served at noon and several members attended including Mr Trickel Mrs Charlie Batchier Mrs pack Dillon and others. Jellison has been ill but is improving. Birth announced: a son Warren born Sept 14 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Loyd Shue. Relatives mourn or reminisce as families visit in Lawrence Overbrook and other nearby towns.
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Topeka
Ella ‘Danisia
Allie the
Pleasant Grove
Bill Po
Storsdey
Trickel
Charlie Batchier
Pack Dillon
Sohn Daniels
Sap
Williams
Wayne
Bill. Porter
Dallas
Jellison
Felix
Tucker
One Bil Posterter
Billy
Sandy’ Illiams
Kansas City
Loyd
Golorada
Anna, van Housen
Lawrence
Foloa’s Markley
Robert Ulrich Walter Deede de Carpenter
Jona
Lima hosts social with teacher Ruth Sa in near future
Mrs Herman Pensa and Mrs Ida Mae Jones attended an all day meeting for the hostess at the Lima home last Sunday. Star District visitor Ida Mae James joined sisters and guests for a dinner and social. A schoolhouse social plan was discussed to honor teacher Mrs Ruth Sa in the near future.
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Herman Pensa
Ralph
Helen Mand
Paine
Lima
Ida Mae’ James
Star District
Mrs. In
Ida Mae Jones
Mias
Lelia Ae
Ruth Sa
Ahd
Kansas
Sims
Worden Family Notices Recount Personal Details
Worden family records show parents Roy Seton and Mrs. Seton of Reid with tele I s, reflecting a past reference in the notice. The fragmentary item mentions individuals and relationships but lacks clear event dates or outcomes.
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Beh Alm
Dhwein Paby
Hit
Roy Seton
Reid
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