The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-02
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
Friday Was Holiday for the
State Reform School.
Boys Gave a First-Aid-tO-In.
jured Demonstration.

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! DR.. Charles, superintendent of the
/ school. Prizes to the amount of $2S
We're given to the boys who took the
| first hOnOrs.
The money was donated by promi-
nent club woman of Topeka and was
divided into eight first prizes of 81
| each, eight second prizes of SO cents
| each and eight third prizes of 25
cents each. Also a prize of 81 was
given the boy who took first honors
| in the litter drill and $3.50 was given
the boy who took the greatest number
| of first honors in the various subjects.
A picnic supper was served at g
| O'Clock while the judges were decid-
| ing the prizes and a number of talks
were given the boys The program
and awards are as follows:
Aid to bruises and fractures-Ver-
non Clay first; Charles Hurley second;
John Homek third.
SprainS and dislocations-Verno
| Clay first; Charles Hurley second;
, Vincent Clark third.
Burns, scalds and wounds-Vincent
! Clark first; David Davis second; Wal
ter Davis third.
Relief for faint;ng, heatstroke and
sunstroke-Vincent Clark first; Jesse
Kaylor second; Ballard Collins third.
Poisons, classes and remedies-Ver-
non Clay first; Adolphus Sage second;
Jesse Kaylor third.
Bandages: their classes and how ap-
plied-Elmer Odell first; Glen Fergu-
son second; Howard Sharpe third.
Assisting wounded-Ballard Collins
first; John Becker second; Trey Mincer
third.
Drowning: first aid and restoration
Trey Mincer first: Elmer Odel1 sec
ond; Joy Lee third.
Litter drill, first honors-Vincent
Clark. Charles Byes, Vernon Clark and
Jesse Kaylor.
Eugene Butzene, Vernon Clark and
Harold Chapman.
Taps were sounded at 9 o'clock and
ended the days program.
In Honor of Mrs. Barber.
Mrs. William Van Ness and Mrs. ].
E. Warwick gave reception Friday in
honor of Mrs. Maude Barber. Those
present were: Mrs. J. d. Pratt. Mrs.
Maude Barber, Mrs. G. B. Kemp, Mrs.
T. M. Davis. Mrs. McLain, Mrs.
Marian Stuart, Mrs. F.. P. Gilmore,
Mrs. J. T. Bell, Mrs. Charles Hartberg,
Mrs John Tracey of Shelvyville, Ind,
Mrs. Arthur Small. Mrs. Edgar
Winans of Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. c.
c. Nicholson, Mrs. owen Layton, Mrs.
NJ. c. Holman, Mrs. Frank Berry, Mrs.
Mrs. S. L. Courtney, Miss Josephine
Bell of Chicago. Miss Evelyn Holman,
Miss Geneve Holman and Miss Pansy
Mitchell of Valencia.
Church Notices.
Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Sunday school at $3.50. ]. c. Snediker.
superintendent. Preaching at IL O'Clock
by the pastor, J. E. Scheer, theme,
"Obstructed Avenues of Power. Both
of these services will be held at Bar
rett hall, corner of Gordon and Kan
sas avenue. The Rev. J. E. Scheer will
preach at the Rochester school house
Sunday at o'clock.
The young peoples societies of the
North side have made arrangements
I0po r1r1io
be held August II at the union church
grounds in Logan park. Miss Minnie
Wilson of the Methodist church, has
been selected leader and the Baptists
are to have charge of the music.
Personal Mention.
H. D. Price and family have return
ed from Salina and Tescott. Kan, |
where they have been the past two
weeks on a motor trip
The watermelon social which was
to he given by the D. of H. has been
postponed for one week. 1t win be
given Saturday evening, August IL.
Frank Peyton, of the North Central |
avenue road, was in North Topeka this |
morning on business
The st. Joseph Gazette club was in |
North Topeka for a short time this |
morning. They are touring the country |
by auto.
son. is spending a few days at the |
L. G, Hazel farm north of the city.
VERNE Bills of Menoken, has re-
turned TO her home after a short trip |
to North Topeka.
Paddy Betz, superintendent of the
county poor farm, was in town this
morning on business.
J. Collier, of Elmont, was in North
Topeka this morning on business.
Ed Kasselbaum, of Kiro, was in
North Topeka this morning on bust
ness. !
Fred F'irner has gone to Mayetta to
visit his uncle.
Mrs F. E. Spetter will return from
Mayetta where she has been on pleas
ure trip today.
Miss Grace Waits, of Mayetta, has
to her home after a short
business trip to Topeka
Maude Massey has returned to her
home at Rossville af+er a few days !
stay in North Topeka.
Ralph Zarker, of AtchiSon, is spend
ing a few days in North Topeka on
business.
Miss Edith Kennar is visiting friends
in North Topeka for a few days.
A. NJ. Petro, druggist--Adv.
The Dibble Grocery company will
start moving their goods to their south
room this evening prior to the repairs
and remodeling which they expect to
begin soon.
Miss Roda Wade, of Rossvi1le is in
town visiting friends.
Miss frankie Ward, of Shorey who
has been attending the state normal
at Emporia, returned home a few days
ago and has gone to Manitou. Col, on !