Social notes and travel plans fill local week
Continued from Ninth Page, residents and visitors mingle in Colorado trips and local gatherings. Mr and Mrs GC Clemens plan a four week outing in Colorado. Albert Parker and niece Mine Lita Minchin return from a weeklong college trip. Mrs C A Fellows and children visit on Pike Street. Kateus lr and Mr Bopebrake head to Colorado. various families plan visits to Atchison, Cambric Springs, Manhattan, and Garfield Park revelries with discussions of weddings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Ill
Colorado
Albert Parker
Mine Lita Minchin
Mies Mahones
Tday
Emieiveul
C. A. Fellows
Sime
Furernity
Piakison Street
Kateus
Mir
Bopebrake
Jeane Tin Wresite
Hondrake
Cripple Creek
Thursda
Crannell
Mannape Minn
Birt Crannells
Margeret Koontz
Aubrey
le ‘Senson
Ecaneah
Weit
Tient
Mutraio
City
Garfield Park
Mitt Sadie Downine
Mike Carrie Vesper
Edna Simpson
Mive
Kile
Wael Hand
Leon ‘Thorpe
Robert Anderson
Lemand
Fred Futter
Mines
Dollie Smith
Smith
T Manchard
Flim Des
St Arthur
Manhattan
Maymé Sal
Premins
Ayie Atote
Staniey
Wiehita
Maxwell Wind
Ak Ager
Chicago
Venice
Carbondale
Andes
Fred Mason
Kursus City
Stet
Ee Avenue
Mattie
A. Wentwars
Prices Soar As Dry Weather Shrinks Local Produce
The hot dry spell has ravaged area markets with potatoes up from last year to 98 cents a bushel and tomatoes selling at more than double. Crops like peaches blackberries apples and peas are scarce or higher priced. corn may burn with continued winds. Grocers warn canned fruits may be needed as green vegetables vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boubsl
Government Report Details Carrier Registry at Main Office
Government officials reveal how carrier registry works, naming eight carriers at the main office and stations A B and C. Reported mail pieces per carrier show varying activity with several carriers credited for the highest totals. The service is described as optional and available to any patron without extra fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
John Guthrie
John Ryan
George ‘Cage
Martin T. Lacy
Postoffice Department
Washington
Post Office Department
Civil service exams held fairly for young applicants
LeRoy Jumen of the local civil service board completed an examination for John We. Swickard at 413 Chand, but a reading card error required a second test. Examinations are anonymized to prevent partiality, benefiting applicants and guiding them to good positions in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Jumen
Civil Service
John We. Swickard
Ty Department
Washington
Powell
North Topeka social notes and local happenings
North Topeka column notes births visits and visits by residents. Parents Prudence Miew and Anna Ward welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Cromwell and others report visits and travel plans. Local sales ads mention eight cent sale at Contfeer. various residents confined to homes for illness or travel to Emporia Chicago and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence Miew
Notts Topeka
End
Anna Ward
Near Meare
Hertton
Slater
Cromwell
Jackson Haa
Silver Lake
Contheer
Cobtley & Ssr Br
Will. Forbes
Frances Brown
Shorey
Ermporia
Walter Smith
Laura Baverly
Botomac City
Chicago
Pointe
Michigan
Anna Henry
Aule
Kansas
Cy Ome
Made in Topeka label aims to boost home goods
A Topeka effort promotes a Made in Topeka label for home produced items. The plan calls for a tag on every article to encourage local spending, with Major Anderson praising the move as a city building measure and clubs rallying support to influence households to buy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emweerem
Ernest Doon
Topeka
Maajor Anderson
Clty
Ladien” Clube
Weekly Bank Statement From New York July Bee
Readable excerpts show a weekly bank statement for New York with figures for deposits, decreases, and increases. The text mentions Milwaukee Santa Fe Route ticket sales and dates July 29 to 21 27 29 with possible extension to August 1. References to banks, Milwaukee, Santa Fe Route, and a judge’s event appear in fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milwaukee
Santa Fe
Af Bika
New Cooperative Ice Plant Planned for Topeka
G H Langdon promoter leads formation of a mutual cooperative ice company with $30,000 capital, 3,000 shares at $10 each. About 600 subscribers have signed, aims for operation next spring, with stock blocks of five and no cash until charter. Company to supply members first, profits to shareholders, pricing targeting around 20 cents per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
G. 14
Eangdon
Tyler Street
Ee Olders
Lee
Pene
Fe Tach
Conlee
Tate
Reception to Soldiers in Norton Kansas
A July reception in Norton Kansas honored soldiers returning from the Philippines. Mrs. Alexander, president of the Woman's Relief Corpse, delivered a fitting address. Comrade Geo Houghton and A Vining spoke on uplift from wartime service and future prosperity tied to island wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Kan
Philippines
Alexander
Geo
Houghton
Pepe Ae
Jose Resent
A. Vining
Jos. Sarvia
Earl B
Steinbrook
Banilon
Ode Islands
Choctaw Railway Adds Twenty New Coaches
Choctaw railway announced today in Okichone City that it has received twenty new coaches including ten chair cars and plans to add thirty more by January first. The enhanced fleet will enable through trains between Memphis Tennessee and locations to be clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choctaw Railway
Okichone City
Ohis
Memphis
Tenn
Third Presbyterian on East Fourth Closed Indefinitely
Third Presbyterian Church on East Fourth Street is closed indefinitely. Pastor Rev H Fonken has been transferred to Highland Presbytery. No successor named yet for Fonken's post. Topeka presbytery held a meeting and dismissed Fonken to Highland where he will serve temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
H. Fonken
Topeka
Mr. Fonken
Highland
East Aide
Ponken
W. C. Backus
Argentine Presbyterian Church
Association of Congressional Churches of Missouri
Church Notices and Parish Events Summary
Lord's Supper and reception of new members to be observed at the church. Kansas Avenue Sunday school plans a text study with a 2 p m depart and return. The Church of the Good Shepherd welcomes Bev. a former Eas. minister. Bywater church hosts a choral service led by the Holy Communion. St Mark's colored church buys a parsonage on Railroad Street following a street lot purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue Sendar' School
Washburn Corface
Ees
St. Mark's (Colored) Church
Railroad Street
Mr. Semprea
Buys Child Railway in New York Deal
New York reports a July 18 deal where a buyer purchases a railway asset involving a child entity in a notable acquisition. Details are limited in the fragment.
Unclear OCR notes on event and venues
Fragmentary text references Pen American, a beat in party, rates, and a transit or street ticket system. Mentions Mec Diemond Arpress Yonves and Celiles Valley railway, New YorkAlex car and a comedian. Overall incoherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diemond Arpress
Celiles Valley
New York
Alex
Hoturione
Biop
Ellseed
Gekete
Rat Paladelphis
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Swickard
North Topeka
Maj Anderson
Pia Pbndl Tha Anmen
Manat Me D
G. H. Langdon
Morton
Holman
North
Kansas Ave
Church News
Third Presbyterian
East Fourth
Rev. H. Fonken
Engness Lutheran Sunday School of
Washburn College Grounds
Rev
H. A
W. C. TU
M. KE
Gorge Serrigo
Youngs Women's Christian Association
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Washington Boulevard
Jeavitt Street
North Side
Congregstii
Joinal Church
Hev. T. J .Pearson
Pam
Ing Sundar
W. J. Miller
B. Sixth Street
Alea
Eas
Church of Good Shepherd
Iovesan
Church of the Good
Ieanie
Holy Communion
Child Railway
J. Pierpont Morgan
Home Co-Operative Company
Els Mae
Ee Ge
Searnee
Mart Ormet
Store Provn
Roca
Americas
Betaware Streets
Kansas City
Pen American Viniis
Ctricaew
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