The Traveling Man and Knights of Columbus Notes
A collection of 1921 community items highlights a cheerful traveling salesman persona, boxing events, and Knights of Columbus activities in Hays Kansas. It covers a public smoker with bouts, band practices, baseball plans, and calls for contest entrants, plus local sales of incubator brooders and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Hays
C. A. Hennerich
Val A. Weigel
Frank A. Bissing
C. J. Loreditsch
Knights of Columbus Athletic Club
Kansas
Dr George Bowers Snyder of Hays dies in Chicago
Dr George Bowers Snyder born Hollidaysburg PA June 20 1853 died Chicago February 22 1921 at 67 8. He was first physician in Hays Kansas active coroner and Union Pacific surgeon for 27 years. Retired 1919 to Chicago with daughter Mrs H R Phalen. Survived by wife Emma Ann Decker one daughter Carolyn Phalen and brother Senator Plymouth W Snyder. Funeral at Woodlawn Masonic Temple and burial Mt Greenwood Chicago.
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George Bowers Snyder
Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Hays
Kansas
Simon Motz
Jack Downing
Gilkeson
Middlekauff
Snyder
Union Pacific
H. R. Phalen
Medical Board of
Minois
Mt. Greenwood Cemetery
Dr. Snyder
Lucy Chadwick
A. D. Gilkeson
Ella Chadwick
Emma Ann Decker
Harold R. Phalen
Carolyn Phalen
Plymouth W. Snyder
Woodlawn Masonic Temple
Aleppo Commandery
Woodlawn Commandery
Jackson Park
Blue Lodge
Trinity Lutheran Church
Woodlawn Park Presbyterian
Chris Wn
Passing of Champ Clark and local society notes
The article recalls Champ Clark a longtime Democratic leader and speaker, highlighting his age birth in Kentucky in 1850 and his political career including a presidential bid. It notes his daily floor presence until two weeks before death and laments a void in the party. Also covered are Saturday Afternoon Club notices, visiting individuals from Hays and Wilson, a bargain piano ad, a rural Easter-suit anecdote, and a memorial vignette for Dr Geo B Snyder with Civil War veterans’ ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
House
Wsso
Kentucky
Clark
W. J. Brian
Mexico
Lusitania
Emblem Buttons Featured by Tholen's Jewelry Store
Just received a fine line of Solid Gold K of P Emblem Buttons at Tholen's Jewelry Store located at 18 S. Chestnut Street. The item showcases a polished finish and detailed inlay reflecting the Knights of Pythias organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Tholen's Jewelry Store
S. Chestnut Street
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Crue
Ignatius I.’ Murphy
Frank Bissing
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Peter Holzmeister
A. Hennerich
Rand
Jacob Bissing
A. V. Clark
Roy Miller
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Neva
Abercrombie
Winters
C. A. Miller
Miss Pearl Wilson
Cycle Miller
Orone Henderson
Marie Campbell
Dorothy Henderson
Mary Katherine Miller
Evelyn Henderson
Mrs. Henderson
Charles Bail
Verse King
Opal Tourtillotte
Elizabeth Early
Rosalind Ward
Margery McLeod
Helen Blake
Floyd Lee
Clarence Kent
Robert Bird
David Markel
Leolend Cook
Arthurs Bleader
Herbert Chittenden
Anne Dreiling
George Jewell
Alfred
M. G. Kirkman and Son
Harry
Leavenworth
West Point Military School
Ferten
West Second Street
Lutheran Aid Society
M. E. Sunday School
Basgall
Sidney Scheureman
Fort Hays
Kansas Normal School
Otis
Vernon Clark
Felton
Annie Shade
Hays Hospital
H.W. Grass
la Crosse
Frank Fields
Brunswick
Galveston News
Attualita
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Ellis, Rush
Barton Counties
The
Great Bend Tribune
Golden Belt Railroad
C. W. Miller
Peter Johnson, Jr
California
E. S. Beach
Will Reeder
Ellis County
Peter
Sunny
Peter Johnson
Portland
Oregon
Wilson
Wilson High School
P. J. Denning
Tom McNeal
Topeka Mail and Breeze
Dora Gosser
H. H. Winters
Old Colony Memorial
Plymouth
Mass
Busy Bee Bazaar
Geo. B. Snyder
F. F. Mclain
City Hall
R. Leiker
B. M. Dreiling
J. B. Basgall
Carl Wolf
Ness City
South Chestnut Street
John Gross
Hays High School
WaKeeney High School
Bays
W. A. Miller
Andrew Miller
Bf Ellis
B. M. Clark
Henry C. DeBoer
Burdette
Virginia
Hazel DeBoer
WaKeeney
Chas. Grass
Harry W. Grass
LaCrosse
Geo. Grass, Sr
Jacob A. Wolf
Wolf Bros. General Hardware
Isadore Leiker
Sacramento
House of Representatives
Topeka
Southwest Kansas Normal School
Dodge City
Hays School
Mary Shoemaker Frank
Ance
A. B. Stewart
Booth Tarkington
E. A. Rea
Winston Churchill
H. B. Neiswanger
Margaret Keough
Catherine
Lydia
Will Keough
McCracken
LoRee Cave
Harriet Dague
Russell
M. J. Mahoney
MH. J
Hays City
Felton Block
Royal Neighbors
E. V. Schaeffer
Hays, Kansas