Social notes from Prairie Center clubs and Knights event
Members of the Prairie Center society hold meetings at Mildred Warren's home with new leader Mrs Edna Wylie and officers Ellen Wolfe Verna Palmer Gadys Leeper and Alice Wolfe. Other gatherings include Fortnightly Art Section at Mrs Carl Roberts and a Thrift Club watch party at J E Ream home with singing and games. A bridge tea honored Mrs C A Padfield and a joint Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters installation ends with speeches music and a light lunch for about eighty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Center
Mildred Warren
Clyde Maxwell
Edna Wylie
Ellen Wolfe
Verna Palmer
Gadys Leeper
Alice Wolfe
Wilma Palmer
Isabel Wolfe
J. E. Ream
East Main Street
Maude Schmoeller
Jessie Clark
Rose Matucha
Eva Davison
Nancy Dewey
Kathryn Greenfield
C. Ro
Emma Johnson
Rebekah Pratt
Louise Pratt
John Pratt
L. D. Carris
A. B. Schmoeller
W. G.clark
Lee Holland
Dp. Morrison
J. Wilson
Grimes
Pythian Sisters
Koy Means
C. R. Wilson
Ives McKay
Farm Bureau offers first lesson for district ladies
Announcement notes the first Farm Bureau lesson for the Grand Prairie and Jackson Center districts on Friday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Brown's home. Attendees should bring craft and sewing supplies and writing materials. Also, Knights of Pythias install officers Thursday evening with second degree work and an oyster supper. Rebekah lodge holds regular meeting Friday at 7 30 with joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs installation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Grand Prairie
Jackson Center
Walter Brown
West Chester Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Walter Duvall
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Missionary and club meetings fill Friday schedule
Local groups list upcoming gatherings with times and hostesses. Susan Coffey Missionary auxiliary convenes Friday at 2 with Mrs Agnes Ross. Young Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2:30 with Mrs Fred Stewart. Ladies Social of the Presbyterian church Friday at 2:30 with Mrs Lemmon. Prairie Blower Mission Circle gathers Thursday at 2. and other clubs host sessions, teas, and a dance at the armory Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Coffey
Agnes Ross
Ross
Ida Hough
Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church
Fred Stewart
the Presbyterian Church
Lemmon
East
Madison Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
W. W. Bowers
Stutsman
Legion Auxiliary Meeting at City Hall Thursday Night
Members urged to attend a Thursday 7 45 meeting at City Hall. New officers will be installed and initiation provided. Bring dues and discuss future plans for the group. Location City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Consolidation Aims to Improve Service for Cox and Client
The consolidation enables Mr. Cox and the client to deliver more and better service. It emphasizes enhanced efficiency and streamlined processes to support stronger collaboration and results.
Mussolini Publishes Personal Daily Life Series
United Press releases a four week set of Mussolini authored articles detailing his daily routine. Thomas B. Morgan of Rome coordinated the project as the Premier dictated and revised the pieces. The series aims to showcase his personal efficiency and busy schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Morgan
Rome
The
United Press
My Twenty Four Hours by Mussolini Premier of Italy
A serialized account detailing Benito Mussolini’s daily life and work as told to Thomas Morgan in Rome. The publisher notes each installment was personally revised and approved by Mussolini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
J. W. Shenefelt
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Thomas 8. Morgan
Rome
Mussolini
Mastering body and mind urges seven habits
The fragment lists daily discipline tips such as mastering body and mind, concentrating on a single task, securing seven hours of sleep, avoiding lingering in bed after waking, reading newspapers while dressing, shaving, declaring anti whiskers, and starting breakfast with milk.
Napoleon’s Rule of Mind and Body Discipline
The text outlines a rule of life centered on maximizing mental and physical output. It describes unwavering dedication, rapid shifts of thought, and the value of rest after intense work. It recounts sleep habits, the impact of news timing, and the discipline of a tepid morning bath and brisk routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
Napoleon
A Man Reflects On Daily Routines And Noisy Rituals
A narrator describes brisk self care from a quick rub down to shaving with a strict routine. He details automatic dressing reading while preparing for rides and his daily shave with a new blade. He contrasts cleaning habits with fascist youth, praises his barber and notes a minimal milk breakfast before a morning ride. Cesira the servant attends the milk at 7 30 and tomorrow's Journal promises a piece on Mussolini's hour of recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesira
Messolini
Let Contract for Johnson Co Paving
Harrison Engineering and Construction of Kansas City won the Johnson county paving bid for 15.8 miles at $348,478.69, or $26,129.84 per mile. Work to start this summer. The bid exceeded last year’s seven mile county paving contract by 13 cents per square yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Harrison Engineering and Construction Company
Kansas City
Johnson County
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Carl Roberts
W. A. Cook
Holland
Hazel Meek
Claire Dewey
Mary Simons
Antwerp
Elmer Carmichael
William Powell
Frank Carter
South Fourth Street
C. A. Padfield
Wichita
Kansas
Carter
Ed Eicher
Chal Ford
Milburn McKay
Maude Applegate
Vina Manussier
Wells
DPD. Alr
CG. A.boice
Ellis Island
PLB. CO
Lloyd Lytle
Prairie Blower Mission
Cir
T. C. Reeves
W. A. Phillips
Pearl Phillips
Red Brick
Tooth Century Club
Pleasant Plains
Lincoln
Lloyd Walker
Jolly Fifty
Washington
Ray Cox
Studebakers
Service
Yours Sincerely
I. W. Shenefelt
Busines
Ray Con
Studebaker Garage
S. W. Shenefelt
United Press Service
Morgan
United Press Organization
United Press Associations
Muessolines Bericiengoy
Paseisterand Council
Corfu
Margherita
Bath
Anocustus
Johnson CO
Will
Kayser
Rothschild’s
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