The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-02
I'm NORTH Topeka
The Junior High School Glass
at Quincy Graduates.
A. o. e. w. Will Hold Memorial
Services at Episcopal Church.

The class graduating from the
junior high school of Quincy school
were presented with their diplomas at
| the exercises held this morning, by
Professor H. B. Wilson, superintend-
ent of the city schools The students
who are the first class to graduate
| from this department of the school,
were: Emma Gurtler, Gladys Cooper,
Marie Buycken. Garnett Cooper, Ber-
nice Bullock, Pearl Bair, Lois Wright,
Verna Wolgemott, Kate Ward, Bessie
Walker, Louise REGARDS, Irene Pay
! ton, Eugene Grace. John Fernstrom,
John brennan, Russell Whaley, Byron
Wallace and Walter Urbin.
These students. will enter the To-
| peka high school next fall as MEM
bers of the sub-sophomore class, hav-
ing completed the earlier studies of
the high school in the junior high
school at Quincy.
A German play was given by II
members of the graduating Grass. II
was entitled Ginger Snaps and Jews
harps."
The rest of tie program during the
exercises was as follows:
Piano solo. .Bernice Bullock
Grafton isii Purpose Of The Junior
Glass paper. John Drennen
Piano solo. ...........-..-.--E Emma Gurtler
class song-;Fareweii to Thee"
Graduating Glass
Quartet composed of Pearl Baer.Dema Will
Hams, Margaret Morns and Elizabeth
Van Ness.
Memorial Service.
On Sunday evening. June 4, all of
the local lodges of the Ancient order
of United Workmen will hold their
annual Memorial service in the
Church of the Good Shepherd, North
Quincy and Laurent streets. special
musical service will be given by the
vested choir; the pastor, Mr.. Petrie,
will deliver the address. The service
will begin at o'clock.
Owing to absence of the Rev. Canon
Geise1 from the city at this time, there
will not be Holy Communion service
in the Good Shepherd church next
Sunday. The regular mathis and even
song will be a the usual hours, 1 and
| s o'clock.
Thrown by His Pop-Pop
In an attempt to run around an
automobile, the motorcycle which
Harry Lord of 1927 Central avenue
was riding skidded, throwing Lord to
| the ground and causing severe injury
to both knees; his ankles and one arm.
The accident occurred Thursday eve
ming on the Silver Lake road enter
| ing Shorey
| Memorial Service at Prairie Home.
| Arrangements have been made for
automobiles to meet the party that
will leave the G. A. R. post in North
| Topeka for Prairie Home church.
where memorial exercises will be held
for both the G. A. r. and w. r. C.
Motor cars will also meet the train
at Menoken. Captain Waters will give
an address as part of the program.
Notes and Personals.
| j. c. Snediker has returned after
business trip of a week in Chicago.
The old Arnold home, which has
belonged to the Arnold family for
about twenty-five years, has been sold
to an Emporia man. The house is oc-
cupied by the Rev j. p Hicks.
Arnity temple 10S will meet tonight
at the hall on Kansas avenue. There
will be initiation of candidates.
The building in which the McFar-
land confectionery store is located is
being painted and other improvements
are being made.
! Straw hats are in evidence on the
North Side, and Graham Clothing
from one to six Observation-Disclosures
ment
Mrs Rice of Havensville is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Petit of Kaw Valley
neighborhood, and their daughter of
Salina.
Three ice cream socials are sched-
uled for this week. There will be one
given by the members of the Sunday
school of the Pleasant Ridge church
on saturday evening, another by the
! members of the Sunday school of the
East Indianola church at the church
this evening, and the third by the
| Degree of Honor, to be given this eve
ming at their hall over Lacey's drug
store.
George Cramer has accepted a posi-
ton at Menoken, Kansas
A luncheon was given today noon at
Quincy school by the teachers of both
Grant and Quincy
The old John P. Bauer house is be-
ing torn down to make room for the
new postoffice.
A new line of Michael Stern suits
have been received by the Graha m
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