The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-14
HIGHLAND PARK

Notes and personals from Highland
| Tark, by Mrs. o. Shaul. Telephone
Mrs. Edna Reynolds, Mrs. E. Sims and
Mrs. Perry Adney spent Tuesday with Mrs.
The annual school election was well at
tended j. A Swan was reelected treas
spected the new high school building which
has recently been completed and expressed
| great appreciation of the work done by the
school board the past year.
| The ball game between Highland Park
and Berryton was IL to in favor of High
| land Park.
Lawrence Sims left Tuesday for his new
home in Billings, Mont. The family will
remain here until next week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet We'd
nesday with Mrs. DeObert for an all day
| knitting. Each lady is requested to bring
an individual lunch.
The Art club will meet Friday with Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mclaughlin, of Whit
ing. spent Thursday with their aunt, Mrs.
Mr. Onatha Roy and family, of Topeka,
are occupying the Frederick property at
| Twenty second and Virginia avenues.
Fire totally destroyed the dwelling at
Twenty second and Virginia avenues, early
Wednesday morning 1t is thought to have
been the work of incendiaries as the house
was unoccupied- The property belonged to
Mrs. Hearst of Topeka.
f. ]. Mellican and family, of Maryland
avenue, have located near Gage Park.
/ Mrs. Perry Adney and son, Kenneth, left
| Friday for their home in Illinois, after
The X X ks held their regular meet
ing Thursday evening with Miss Helen
Mrs. G NJ Crawfords, of Tyler, was the
guest Thursday Of Mrs ~ J. c. Lair
Friday with Mrs ''' William e Coleman spent
The Star" class of the NJ. L. Sunday
school gave ave 3n farewell party
Ahlstrom, who will go next week to Rus
sell, Kan, where Mr.. Ahstrom has the con-
tract for the erection of large school
Miss Jennie Bush. of Topeka, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. II. G. Lyons, Tues
j. C. McCarter, Sydney Eberhart, William
Hamilton, Paul Mosely and Arthur Nc
Mrs. J. L. Love and Miss Lucy Eastman,
of Whiting. were guests Saturday and
Sunday at the P. S. Snider home on Mich
Miss Inez Berridge and Miss Helen Eber-
hart spent Friday in Wakarusa at the
Mrs f. Golf, Mrs w H. Coultis and
Mrs. o. Shaul spent Monday in Carbonate
and attended the funeral of Mr.. George
The Seniors gave their play at RossvilIe
| Friday evening.
| The Y 2. A. of the Evangelical church
met Tuesday evening with Miss Helen
Eberhart.
Victorena Kornhaus and Gloria Petrik
entertained a number of their friends at
an Easter party Saturday afternoon at
the Kornhaus home on PENNSYLVANIA ave-
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Afleen Farley. Pansy Dunlap, Ruth Sumey,
Percita Waggoner. Josephine Sayler, Nellie
| Flanders Alice Abels
| Miss Anna Lamb has returned to Kan
sas City after months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lamb, Of
| Virginia avenue.
| The civics class entertained at dinner in
! the school building Thursday evening in
honor of the birthday anniversary of the
principal. Dr. c. ]. Cahill. Those who sat
at the table were: DIR. Cahill. Mrs. c. ].
Cahill Ann Cahill, Sarah Thomson, Helen
| Rosen. Ruth Peck, Edith Marsh. IneZ Ber-
ridge, Calarabelle Banta, Helen Douglas,
Chas McCarter. Stanton Pierson. Rollin
/ Smith, Harry Hershey. Lester England,
Albert Swan and Paul Chance.
! Stanton PiersOn presided as toastma ster
i and the following responded: DR.. c. J.
Cahill "Our Country; May She Always Be
/ Right but. Right or Wrong. Our Coup-
! try" Edith Marsh. Those Who Come At
/ ter U.s." Inez Berridge. Our Teachers -
Clarabel1e Banta. "Hoo-doos:" RoIlin
Smith. Melancholy Days Have Come: y
| Harry Hershey. when the Umpire Calls
Three Strikes and OUT