The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-07
SNAP SHOTS,
AT HOME NEWS

An electric canvas cutter has been
installed by the Topeka Tent x AVN
ing company. which turns out 1,VVO
aprons an hour.
over fifty students of Strickler's
Business college attended the annual
ball given for the students at the Eiks
club Friday night
The De Molay basketball team will
hold its first practice at $50 O'CLOCK
this evening at the high school gym
nasium. Ralph Jencks is coach.
Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G. A.
r., and Lincoln Post, G. A. R., held
Joint installation of officers at Z:3Q
o'clock this afternoon at Klingaman
hall.
The Juvenile Welfare committee of
Topeka, composed of representatives
of all the civic organizations of the
city will hold a meeting Monday noon
at the Chamber of Commerce.
what Is Modern Poetry?" will be
the subject of c. J. Masseck, who VIII
address the Sunday Evening Reading
club at $3.50 o'clock Sunday evening at
the Central Congregational church.
Among the four alarms answered
by the fire department Friday was
another caused by smouldering EN-
beers at tho Rose Trunk factory, which
burned to the ground two weeks ago.
E. Rosebroueh. of the Pioneer
Mortgage company, has been elected
by the directors of the Kiwanis club
to serve as secretary of the club, fill
ing the place left vacant by the reslg-
nation of William HOrley.
p. W. Hutchings, of the Stage bar
her shop, received word this morning
Of the death of Frank x. Noschang,
general president of the international
Barbers' Onion of America, at Albany,
n. Y. He had served as president Tor
twenty-five years.
Frank G. Richards, general secre-
tary of the Kansas Sunday School as
ISOLATION, left Topeka Friday on
business trip on this trip he will
stop at the following cities: Kansas
CITY, Manhattan, Salina, Newton
wichita and Hutchtnson.
only two of the three games schedI
uled in the Sunday school Basketpal
league were played Friday. The re
suits of the two intermediate games
were: East Side Methodist %, Central
CONGREGATIONAL /; Trinity Methodlst
25, Lowman Memorial Methodist IA.
over 200 persons attended the must
cal program given Friday night at the
railroad Y. NJ c. A. by the orchestra
~ the First Baptist church under the
direction of J.. II. Jordan. he was
assisted by Miss Jeanette Price, Ber-
nard McNown and Miss Katherine
Fox.
Word has been received in Topeka
of the serious illness OF the rev.
Festus Foster at Elk, WASH. ne mas
been iii for several months. a -dau gh-
ter Miss Dorothy Foster, general sec
retarv of the wichita Y. w. C. A. mas
conc 10 washington to be with her
father
At the stated meeting of the Scot,
fish Rite Friday, January 49, II WIZ
no decided whether the proposed MD
Ia hal tGnJa-
tive date for the reunion is January
26. 81 and 2S. The dates Tor the
sprinr reunion will be April IL, 1z'
IS and II.
Topeka chapter No. 5, Royal Arch
Masons, will hold work in the 1lIsI,
second and third degrees an uag
Monday. The work Will open al
o'clock in the morAing and Will De
continued thru the day ana evening
supper will be served at 6:5O o'cloch'
A large class of candidates IS expect
ed and all companions and visitors are
invited.
Cecil Helm and Elmer Blaesing
pleaded guilty to petty larceny cnaI 81
in the court, of Topeka FRIDAY anu
were each sentenced by Judge PAU
Heinz 10 serve a year in the county
TAIL r. F Jones, charged with pass
ing a worthless check, was sentenceu
to thirty days in Jail. and c. Cunning
nam CnafBEQ Will PCtlJ 40 00--Sf 49,
fined $40 and costs.
special mems meeting will be held
at 2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon at
the Seward Avenue Baptist churcn IN
connection with the revival services
which are being held at that churen'
John Imrie, a Scotch baritone, is leao-
ing the singing and has organized
chorus of boys and girls. The Rev.
w L Cole. pastor of the church, is
acting as his own evangelist.
vault door weighing $4,000
mounds was unloaded and installed IN
the offices of the Columbian Title anu
Trust company, Friday The task OF
removing the door from a I1at car I; on
the street car tracks OF West sixth
avenue and installing it, required an
entire day Ernest Mayer, represen-
tative of the Chicago firm which made
the door, came to Topeka to super
intend its installation.
L. R. Manley and Percy L. Reed,
president and superintendent of the
Topeka Pure Milk company. have
purchased all the stock of. the organ
ization and become the sole owners
of the concern. Manley was one OF
the original organizers of the COM
pany in 1903. Reed has been general
superIntendent of the company for the
past seventeen years. Marley has an
nounced that improvements to the ex-
tent CT $4,000 will be made in the
plant with the coming spring.
The members of the executive. COM
mittee of the Shawnee County Sunday
school association met Friday after
noon at the Y. NJ. c. A. Plans were
made for the community. training
school, which will open January 16 at
the First Christian church. Dean
Pierre S. Zampierre. of Washburn col
lege, was elected superintendent. A
BANQUET will be held at $50 o'clock
Monday evening at the Y. w. C. A.
Every Sunday school in the county is
asked to send two delegates. The
final plans for the school will be COM
pleted at this time.
william Brown, II, and Glen Bird
son. IT, were each fined $40 by Judge
Rad Lee in police court Friday after
noon. They were the two youths who
were found in a room with Mabel
Crawford, II who attempted to COM
NIT suicide by swallowing carbolic
acid last Sunday night. The Craw-
ford girl. who disappeared from Stor-
mont hospital Thursday night, has
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