The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-30
No Race Suicide Here.

NO LhaANG SnALAAG
A Chicago paper recently printed
story of a residence block in that city
in which fifty children lived. Mrs
g E Harmon, us North Monroe,
read the item and then took a count
of the children in her block. and found
that North Topeka won over Chicago
by fifteen. there being sixty-five chill
dren in the 500 block in Monroe
street.
The Pat Brown family leads with
ten happy youngsters. The r. E. Tay-
lor family, $50 Monroe, has the latest
arrival a girl. born Thursday night,
who has been given the name OF Mil
bred Irene This is the second child
in this family.
Heads Of families living in this
block are Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Ham
mon Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Taylor, MI.
and Mrs. Curtis Bailey, Mr. and MIS-;
James Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strimpel'
Mr. and Mrs. George Burghart, MRS
Nellie Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy WOOD
Mr. and Mrs. r. E Taylor Mr.. ana
NIr. and Mrs. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs
frank Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Schumas-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sturm. Mr.. and Mrs Clayours
and the Pat Brown family
Needless to say. life is never mo
uotonous in this part of town, ana
when a couple OF dozen OF the chlI-
dren are playing together they are as
A. V. LindeI. vice president OF the
Kaw Valley National pank, Is taxing
his vacation. He has been telling ms
co-vc,-ISers in the bank how busy he
IS helping about his new house, IN
fact he has scarcely had time 10
think let alone enjoy vacation or
leisure The bank people believed,
and sympathized with him. Yester-
dav a small brother OF one of the
bank clerks was fishing out at West
lake and who should he see but Lin
deli. with hook and line. enjoying his
favorite SPORT
Notes and Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. I. s. cambridge and
little daughters of western Kansas are
visiting Mr. Bainbridge's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. cambridge, Mr. and
Mrs J. Z. Warnock, Mrs. Grace VIII
son and other relatives.
Mr. William Bassett OF Kansas City
is visiting his brother, H L. Bassett'
1I31 Central avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warboys of PA
West Gordon street, nave gone to
their farm near Page, kan, to remain
until after harvest
Mrs. Julia S. King, 1929 Central
avenue, who has been sick for some
time. was taken to St Francis hospital
for treatme nt yesterday
Mrs. E o. Cooper of Mount Vernon,
No. is visiting her twin sister. Mrs.
ThurstOn Cooper, 14Z5 Jefferson
street Attic bearing the same name,
the husbands of the sisters are in no
way related
G.. W. Belts. who had been taken to
his home some weeks ago from Christ
hospital, has suffered a relapse and
vas taken back TO the hospital yester-
day.
Henry Buechner returned last eve
ring from San Francisco. where he at
tended the Shrine convention.
Fred Buechner will go this evening
on two weeks vacation at the North
FTa~as lat a.
Mrs. Buechner will go down tomor-
row. a crowd OF Topeka people are
expected TO 90 down Sunday and the
Fourth Of July.
Of Helena chapter. No. 210 o. Z. S,
who went to Wamego Wednesday to
put on work for the local chapter
were Mrs L =. Smith. worthy ma
iron; Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. NJ. o. Adams,
Mrs Ravens, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Mc-N
Kown, Mrs Sherburne. Mrs. Seville.
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Nc
Cune, Mrs. Reckard. Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. Griffin Mrs. Murrell, Miss Min
ME Jenkins. Miss Huldah Thoes and
Mrs G. L. cambridge entertained Thurs
day, June p, at her home, 1926 Jackson
bridge's seventy-third birthday annivers-
s5ry-, Covers we're laid for Mr. and Mrs.
T. L cambridge, Nj and Mrs. Roy
berta, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Warnock. Mrs.
Grace Wilson. Mr. and Mrs Vernon War
rock and son, Robbie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Girl Scouts of the Second Presbyterian
church will hold food sale at Buech-
20 The scout camp Kee-wah-kee Those in
charge will be Corinne Wallace. Ada
heering, Evelyn Buechner, Mrs Meredith
and the captain. Miss Viola Van Nice
Mrs. Glen Roger entertained with a
shower Wednesday evening at her home, /
1914 Kansas avenue. in honor Of Miss Dora