The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-15
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officers who feel inclined to dance
will receive tickets admitting them to
Steinberg's dance hall on the third
floor of the Chamber of Commerce
building.
Entertainment Thursday Evening.
The visiting officials will again be
the guests of the host committee of
the council at entertainment
Thursday evening, which will open
of Commerce, and which will be fol-
lowed at 9 O'Clock by a line party to
the Novelty theater.
The county engineers will hold their
annual banquet at the Warren NJ.
Crosby tea room at o'clock Thurs
day evening. and the district clerks
will have their own association din
ner at the same hour, both bodies ad-
journing to the Chamber of Commerce
for the general entertainment pro-
gram there.
Friday morning programs of five
of the eight associations will include
only business sessions. The county
treasurers, clerks of district courts,
probation officers, registers of deeds
and county engineers, will hear the
reports of resolution and nominating
committees, complete the transaction
of unfinished business, elect officers
of their associations for the coming
year, install the officers and adjourn
in time to attend the general session
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sentative hall. In addition the pro-
baton officers, whose association was
admitted to membership in the coun-
Gil last year, will adopt bylaws for
their organization at the Friday morn
ing session.
The probate judges will open their
Friday morning session with a round
table presided over by Judge J. Wen
dell Ready of Wellington, which will
be followed by a business session sim
liar to those of the other associations.
To talk on Bridge Construction.
Fred w. Hall, of Hoyt, will address
the county commissioners on the topic
Does Wooden Bridge Construction
Pay" at their morning session Friday.
William Muir, Saiina, will speak on
Equalization, Its Problems" and
their addresses will be followed by
a business session.
Legislative Recommendations will
be the subject of a talk by A. w. Nc
Burney, of Newton, before the county
clerks, while Clarence Smith, secre-
tary of the Kansas state tax commits
sion, and Frank Ford, of Hiawatha,
will discuss THE Tax Commission and
the County Clerks Cooperation" The
clerks will end their meeting with a
business session.
The election of Ulcers CT the Of
ficial Council for the coming year, at
a meeting of all the associations in
representative hail. az IL o'clock on
of the|cOuncil for this year.
1t was announced today that H. X.
Bishop, engineer in charge of con-
struction for the United States bureau
of public roads, who was to speak
before the joint meeting Of the county
clerks, the county commissioners and
tire county engineers at representative
hall Thursday morning. VIII be unable
to appear, and that E. W. James. en-
gineer for the bureau in charge of de-
sign, will appear before the county Of
fcerS instead.
Officers of the Council.
The officers of the council are: A.
J. Harvey, MarysvilIe, president; J.
ident. and Mrs. Bertha Kempton,
Goodland, secretary and treasurer.
The officers of the eight associa- |
tons are as follows:
County Clerks Association.
President: Otto V. Heinsohn, Marion |
Vice president. &C: F. Hurren, Holton
Secretary. Anna Click Fades, Stockton
Association of County Commissioner
President r. v Brokaw, Hiawatna !
Registers of Deeds Association.
Vice President. C. W. Atkinson, Girard |
.......... Mrs Margaret Hover, Eureka
Kansas District Clerks Association.
Sop6ia Ke 9es h0stef wo S,5
Secretary Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Bertha Kempton, Goodland |
Kansas County Treasurers' Association
President ........A. c. Hovt Columbus |
Alee-Presldent 40. W. Good, Wichita !
Secretary Treasurer Observation-Disclosures.
...--,--.-....-.M Mary B. Ward, Belleville |
Kansas Probate Judges Association
President Henry H Van Malta. BelIeviIle /
ce-President- j. w. Campbell, Liberal
Secretary Treasurer Observation-Disclosures.
.-..........f. j. D. NJ. Hamilton, Topeka !
Kansas County Engineers Association.
President Sam Ainswortb, Lyous !
flrsl Nlce-Fresldent
.-..:...-.-.:-.-.R II. c. Ham, Dodge City |
Robert Kerr, jr., Atchisor /
Secretary Treasurer ....-...........
- w s Ruggles, Emporia !
Corresponding Secretary. ............
------.-----.---.- james Irons, Garrett !
Kansas Probation Officers Association.
President ........-T. D. Williams, Topeka !
Secretary Surer Observation-Disclosures.
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