Social and Personal Notes From Local Society
Up for an all day affair on Wednesday May cycle hosted by First Church women. Invitations extended for Gay and others as the First Church social season continues. Miss Ivah Dari and Mrs Hankin entertain and Mr. Scott’s parents from Peorianey plan a several weeks visit. Miss Winifred Peir will serve during the weeks. Miss Josephine Districk hosts a companion afternoon for Miss Testa and Silas Wilsch of Minnesota. The event celebrates longtime friendships and a missionary visit to St Jon. Mrs A Jons to spend several weeks with family.
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J _ Hankin
Boone
Etiowal
Moore
Peoraney
Mies Winifred Pefir
Risit
Council Rue
Aismo
Josephine Districk
Silas Wilsch
Rapier
Moe
St. Jon
Mare Fewksbury
Disbanded Circle Hosts Tea and Wedding Observance
The circle has disbanded for the semester. Everett Hawkey to entertain on Thursday. Teresa Vincents to Mr Francis UJ Exclesten, at Church of the Assumption Tuesday morning May 1. Bride’s parents host reception. guests include Mr and Mrs HScelesten and numerous attendees. The evening features music, games, and a secret treviments, with a lively social event among family and friends.
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Stra
Everett Hawkey
Mies
Hawkey
Set Mire Vincest Cagsins
Ewuel
Teresa
Francis UJ. Exclesten
Church of the Assumption
Hscclesten
Harrison
Hickerd Gemdey
Adams Bros
Keosas
Homer
Barry Sturgis
William Willer
Pred Stewart
Hast Harter
Cherie Adams
Leu
Conwel
Totm
Haten
Teach
Cubterir’s
Wiluree
Mice Sroma Miller
Afartha Miller
Mise Erie Pooler
Rare Orchids Destroyed and Auction Contested
A report describes the destruction of rare orchids from a Dewif estate and a contested sale. Mrs Wier faced legal action over the sale and the beauty of the Dunby collection, with items valued at 00 dollars reportedly damaged. Detectives are investigating, noting two ominous leads as they pursue the case.
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Wier
Biel Wits
Pamphlet of Versailles Tapestry Reproductions Shown in Paris
FPALEE presents a display of Pamous Gobelin tapestry reproductions titled Tapestry at Versailles to honor Marie Antoinette. Exhibition in Paris May 16 features mediatery pieces and references to original Versailles works. Limited access copies priced around 1200 dollars with travel routes and tickets via Santa Fe and Topeka Hutchinson lines listed.
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Pamcus Gobelin
Versailles
Paris
Marc Antoinette
Gabsin
Waie
Sasta Fe
King
Topeka Hutchinson
See'y Coburn Contrasts Wool Producers With Canines
Shawnee leads in dogs not sheep as Kansas wool production lags. F D Coburn reports sheep breeding remains essential though dog populations rose sharply. Sedgwick and Reno counties show the highest dog increases while sheep numbers fall. The piece links sheep, dogs, and farming to Kansas agriculture's broader history and future.
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See’y Coburn
Kansas
F. D Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Meyer
Coe
Habr Lord
Sedgwick County
Faisiny
Heng, Marshall
Butler
Sedewick
Hodgeman
Finney
Sedzwick Shaenes
Cowles
Eeaven
Iss Russi
Leavenworth
Cheresee
Linn
Douglas Amg
Anderein Uvy
Lincwin
Gshorse
Iepublic
Lan Nees
Seward
Cetera
Mp Conarn
Neental
Abel
Abraham
Rachel
Joseph
Josph
Jacob
Eazot
Jos
Moses Herdad
Jethra
Ris
N-Law
Dawid
Dudea
Sahara
Orinoco
Alps
Silk fabrics sale text with wide price cuts
Plain Vigoreux silk 44 inches wide reduced from 50c to 2c. All wool fabrics Armures 48 inches wide in tans and browns cut from 1.00 to 0.50. Poplins 44 inches, 10 colors in blues greens browns cut from 1.5 to 0.50. All wool Croise and Clay Serges 50 inches cut from 1.00 to 0.50. Epengalines 48 inches eight shades cut from 1.25 to 0.75. Whipcards 46 inches seven colors cut from 1.00 to 0.07. Vigoureux 44 inches spring shades cut from 1.00 to 0.75. Two-toned Poplins 44 inches cut from 1.25 to 0.92. Hose and ribbed lisle finishes offered at reduced prices. Continuous sale pricing noted with multiple items.
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Stary Pithh
Soc
Fragmentary quotation on Kansas agriculture and empire
A chopped quotation discusses vast factory and agricultural potential in Kansas. It asserts that the state could become an agricultural empire if its people realize the possibilities and conditions provided by their meter and territory. The text is incomplete and consists of disjointed fragments.
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Kansas
Knights of Prunes Hold Grand Lodge Session
The grand lodge session of the Knights of Prunes opened in Representative Hall with Grand Chancellor W. Swartzel of Parsons presiding. The large meeting conferred the title of past chancellor on about 200 members and represented 258 wedges with a state membership of four.
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Knights of Prunes
Representative Hall
W. Swartzel
Parsons
Fom
Topeka Masons Study Aide To Lift Leadership Roles
Representatives observe a record set by W. A. Bird as grand chancellor with membership rising to 1200. Potential officers named include W H Swartsel Parsons grand chancellor and John W. Astor Kingman grand vice chancellor with others from Leavenworth Wichita and Osage City. Upcoming events include a Union Degree ceremony for Rev Mr Martin and a social at A P Ball while accommodations for the Uniformed Rank are arranged.
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Topeka
Bird
W H Swartsel
Parsons
John W. Astor
Kingman
E . Murphy
Leavenworth
Gus A. Neubert
Kansas City
W. J. Duval
Hutchinson
Wichita
Mac Shepherd
Bennington
Frank C. Britton
Osage City
Joseph A Lyons
Bank of Leavenworth
Union
Tweeks Iedges
Mr Martin
Balk
Rathbone
A. P
Hamilton Ball
Arthur Puller
Girard
Amidon
Chassie W. M
Wellingtos
Measles panic hits four Michigan villages
Four villages near St Joseph report about 200 cases of measles as schools close to curb spread. Bridgeman and Sawyer business leaders protest quarantine laxity while health authorities defend strict measures. A local resident, Jane Meloh aged, dies at a Bridgeman area home.
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St Joseph
Mich
Stevensville
Bridgeman
Sawyer
Livingston
Ben
Jane Meloh
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W. L. Dicker
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