T J Leak to Preach at First M E Church Tomorrow
Former pastor T J Leak D D of this city now with Triple Church Chicago will preach at the First M E Church tomorrow. Also urged to hear Franz Zedeler at English Lutheran Church on the right.
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T. J. Leak D. D
M. E
Triple Church
Chicago
Franz. Zedeler
Torighty
United Presbyterian
Eighth
Topeka Avenues
M. F. McKirahan
Liberty Church
Fifth and Leland
Sibbath
T. M. Bawer
German Lutheran Church
van Buren and
Second Streets
C. F. Graebner
Oakland
H. D. Fisher
Lowman Hill M. E
L Wake
Liberty United Presbyterian Church
Corner Fifth
Leland Street
Y. M.C. A. Second Baptish Church
First Street
G. D. Olden
A. W. Connett
Bijou Opera House
AlLare
First Unitarian Society
Wyman
Washburn College
W. Naylor
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
College Chapel
First Presbyterian Church
Dick Rogers
Church of Christ
Scientist
West Sixth Street
Jesus
North Topeka
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Ile
HW. Childe
Ingela
North Christian Church
First Society of Spiritaskers
Lincoln Postall
East Sixth Street
Second Adventists
Welty
Washburn
Twelfth Avenues
Brethren
Woolmac
Topeka Society Circles Highlight Recent Local Events
In Topeka and nearby communities social happenings unfold with gatherings, introductions, and charity events. Prominent residents attend dances and receptions, reflecting the season’s social calendar and regional fashion.
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Topeka
Society Notes Highlight Gentlemen’s Receptions and Weddings
General notes recount a large reception hosted by Mrs Henry Keeler and Mrs David J Small for about 250 ladies at Mrs Keeler's Harrison street home. Decorations featured asparagus ferns, roses, sweet peas, and pinks, with elaborate Luncheon service. Also described are a thimble party at Mrs G J Mulgan's Taylor street home, followed by a luncheon, vocal and instrumental performances, and topeka wedding details for Emma Engler and William W Samson with a Colorado trip and summer home.
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Henry Keeler
David J. Small
Edwin J. Small
Keeler
Harrison Street
Elisha Keeler
Nellie Small
Myrtle Davis
Grace Weiss
Mable Knowles
John Small
Bailey
John McCune
John Bradley
Edwin Knowles
J.B Johnson
Rosamond Horton
Bessie Gibson
Alice Prescott
Jessie Small
Franc Littlefield
May Wasson
Nettia Thompson
G. J. Mulgane
I. H. Munn
Taylor Street
Harry,Ashby
Margaret Mulvane
Margarite Bradley
Lillie Freemn
Oliva O'Hrian
Gea Parkhurst
P. E. Adetus
Oliva O'Brien
Marearite Hrailley
Kate Whiting
Helfer
Aliss Nellie Poffer
W. J. Black
Mesdames
W.J. Black
J. F. Jerrell
Arthur Cap
Messrs
David Norton
Roy Bradford
Oscar Charison
Edwin Fox
Emms Dennis
Momber
West Tenth Street
Samson Engier
Charles Engler
Milia
Topeka
Emma
William W. Samson
Mary Engler
BF. E Marsh
Minnie Marsh
Samson
Colorado
van Buren Street
Highland Park
George E Flanders
Nelle Hill
Harington
Mra Wilson
Nelis Hill
George Barry
Alice Potter
Ene Flanders
Nella Hill
Ednare Dollie Robbins
Lydia Jompson
Minnie Miller
Messra George Barry
Bert Curry
Frank
Survivor blames officers in Colima disaster and calls for truth
Gustav Rowanan survivor claims officers mishandled lifeboats and kept passengers penned as the Colima sank. He says stewards blocked safety and that some passengers would have survived if all had access to life preservers. He also alleges improper care from a ship surgeon. The Chronicle notes suits for damages against Pacific Mail, including L Ri Brewer whose wife and three children perished.
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San Francisco
June
Gustav Rowan
Stewart
Rowan
San Juan
the Chronicle
Colima
Pacific Mail Company
L Ri Brewer
Which Died First Fortune Depends on Whiting Will
A San Francisco report questions whether Prof Harold Whiting of the university died before or after his wife who was drowned at sea. Whiting sent two wills before his voyage to a Cambridge attorney. One provides that if drowned his estate goes to surviving family. the other that if all three perish, the estate reverts to eastern relatives.
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Whiting
A. J. Sutherland
Sutherland
Whitings
San Francisco
Juna
Harold Whiting
University
Colima
Prof. Whiting
Magazine Covers From Labor and Canvas Craft
A 1920s magazine cover craft uses half a yard of canvas as a durable, decorative cover. Builders sew and fold canvas, then apply a monochrome design with touches of gold. The result is a charming, admired, low cost gift during hard times.
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Recorder
Beware of Skins and Fruit Safety at English Lutheran
Cautionary note warns eating fruit skins harbors germs and promotes decay. Raw fruit can be digested better when skins are discarded, with emphasis on protecting children from skin consumption. Also announces Swedish Concert Co. at English Lutheran Church tonight admission 25 cents.
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Parmners
Swedish Concert Co
English Lutheran Church
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