Kansas General Session Plans Highlight 1920 Teachers Meeting
The Kansas State Teachers Association outlines October meetings in Topeka, Parsons, Hutchinson and Hays with a Kansas General Session centering on the Kansas School Code Commission. Leaders assign themes for each section and list notable speakers from Columbia University Brown University and the University of Chicago, aiming for a record attendance near 15 000. A separate note extols the American Legion and urges veterans to join, praising its mission and benefits.
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Topelin
Parsons
Hutchinson
Hays
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas School Code Commission
School Code Commission
Hle
Geka
Stephen 5. Wie
New Yorr
Lotus
University of Mond Robins
Chicago
Frank Nelson
W. Mai
Arthur
Columbia University
S. Colvin
Brown University
R. L. Lyman
University of Chicago
Merle Prunty
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Livingston Lord
Charleston
Illinois
Z. E. Scott
Louisville
Kentucky
Patty Hat
Katharine Martin
University’ of Chicago
de Carney
J. C. Muerman
United States Bureau of Education
Atchison
Supt. C. S. Risdon
Independence
Prin. S. L. Soper
Colby
Supt. C. E. St. John
Arkansas City
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Kansaas
Executive Committee of K S T A Met Here Friday
Northwestern Section of the State Teachers Association held its meeting in Hays on Friday June 16 with County Supt. Jess Miley of Girard as president S. L. Soper of Colby as vice president and presiding officer of the section Miss Emma Bigge of Rooks county as rural chair Prof Van Slyck of Salina high school chairing the High School section and other members present include school leaders and educators from several counties.
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State Teachers’ Association
Hays
Jess Miley
Girard
Prin. S. L. Soper
Colby
Emma Bigge
Rooks County
van Slyck
Salina High School
Fall In Buddy Become Legion Member In Hays Kansas Call
The American Legion urges eligible service members to enroll nationwide in a wartime style appeal. Casper J. Middlekauff Post of Hays Kansas asks all eligible veterans to join by midnight Saturday July 1, stressing an honorable discharge as your ticket and naming Claude J. Wilson as Post Adjutant for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Chateau-Thierry
Casper J. Middiekauff
Buddy
Cat Tever
Filer
Summatis
Casper J
Claude J. Wilson
Poat
Church notices for Trinity Lutheran and First Baptist
Trinity Lutheran Church invites worship and study with a Sunday service from 10 to 12 and a Thursday church supper at 5 30. First Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Worship at 11 with Dr A M Vance dedicatory sermon in Waldo, evening worship at 8 and mid week service Wednesday at 8 with Pearl Wilson leading P U at 7.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
H. M. Snyder
N. W. Cor
6Th Avenue
Oak Street
First Baptist Church
H. Mae D. Thompson
A. M. Vance
Waldo
Miss Pearl Wilson
Presbyterian Church Notes on Services and Missionary
Gerrit Snyder is pastor. Bible School at 9:45 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. sermon on Causes of Religious Doubt. Young People's meeting at 7:00 p.m. topic Duties What They Are and How to do Them. At 8:00 p.m. Rev. C. H. Bandy D D missionary from India will lead in the industrial movement of native Christians in Eodis and bring an in-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Gerrit Snyder
C. H. Bandy
D. D
India
Will Leeee
Bandy
Eodis
Public Lecture Series Promises Evening Programs
The public is invited to hear him this weekend with Sunday morning on Making New Men and Sunday evening on Face to Pace. A Sunday Missionary demonstration titled A Scene at Estes Park Student Conference supports the Orient Colleges. June 26 27 features a Great Gypsy Camp Carnival led by the Epworth League with open lawn program, gypsydom talks, side shows and refreshments for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Uncin
Colleges of the Orient
Epworth League
City Paving Session Debates Street Upgrades
City Commissioners and Manager met at City Hall in a special session to review street petitions and plan paving. Juniata Street drew attention with new signers for an eastward paving from Chestnut to Cochran line, while East Normal Avenue from Oak to Milner was approved for paving.
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Masten
Juniata Street
Chestnut
Normal Avenue
Oak
Milner
East Fifth Street
Chestnut Street
Jonson
Oak Street
Fort Street
Catholic College, Church and Hospital
Elm Street
Dr. Meade
Sixth Street
Golden Belt Road
Aley
Nickles
Opers House
Sixth Avenue
West City Line
Ellis
Allen and Milner
Juniata
Normal
Osk
Topeka Youths Eligible for Primary Vote If 21 by August
Topeka residents turning 21 between the August primary and November election may vote at the primary if they register now. City clerk Miss Etta Covell noted that registration is required and urged all Topekans who have changed precincts since the last election to update their registration promptly.
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Kansas
Etta Covell
Topeka voter registration rules outlined by official
Miss Covell states registration runs for ten days before the primary and those who voted last election need not register if they haven t moved. movers must register. Naturalized citizens can bring naturalization papers to avoid a second trip to the city clerk for registration.
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K.S.T.A
Lindley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Glenn A. Baldwin
THE
Ellis.county Abstract &Loan CO
F. S. Wasinger
Prop
Real Estate Insurance
H. H. Winters
Hays City, Kansas
Attorneys-at-Law
Citizens State Bank
Hays, Kansas
H. B. Neiswanger
Joseph F. Dreiling
Dreiling’s
Victoria
J.R. Betthauser, M. D
Geo. P. Hemm
DR. O. A. Hennerich
East Juniata Street
E. M. Berroth
Mays
Hays, Kans
Carl Leiker & Son
WM. Dorney
Alice
Pershing Heights
Bird Invest
the Bird Investment Company
Mary
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