The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-15
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

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reported to DR.: Earle G. Brown. city
health officer. Monday. Neither case
is considered serious.
An ice cream social and musical
program win be given this evening
Christian church on the church lawn
Wilbur Bulls will be in charge of
the program at the next meeting of
the topeka Rotary club Thursday
| noon. Details of the program have
| not yet been announced.
The Rev. J. 7. Crawford. general
secretary of the Kansas Baptist con-
vention, is in Satanta today attending
district meeting of the convention.
He will probably be in Scott City We'd
nesday.
Several large straw stacks were
burned on the Jess Willard farm, near
Granville. Monday night The blaze
reflected in the sky and many Tope-
kans thought it was fire in east part
| of the city.
Two municipal concerts are scfel-
/ uled this week. The band of the Sc
curity Benefit association will play az
Garfield park Wednesday night and
MarshalPs band will play at Gage
park Friday night.
| A business meeting will be held at
1880 O'Clock this evening by members
| of Round Table chapter No. 9, Order
of De Molay. After the business
| LHSSdhs planS Tor entertainments this
falk will be taken up.
The Junior Y. w. c.. A. life saving
class will meet Wednesday afternoon
| at 3 O'Clock. Several new, m efnbers
are expected to enroll at the meeting
| according to Miss Mary Kramer. who
| is in charge of the class.
The women's life saving corps Will
| hold business meeting this evening
at o'clock at the Y w. c. A. The
Z. W. c. A. life saving class will meet
at 1880 o'clock. Miss Opal Mitchell
| ming.
Frank H. Mcfarland. assistant
| United States attorney, left this after
| noon for Emporia, where he is to
address a mass meeting of ex-service
joining counties tonight on state COM
| pensation.
| The police have been asked by an
| undertaking firm in Baker, Ore, to
| locate man in Topeka whose first
| name is unknown and whose last name
| is Gizzi- william Gizzi, supposed to
| have had a brother in Topeka, is dead
| at Granite, Ore.
| The cornerstone of the United
Presbyterian church at the corner of
Huntoon and Clay streets will be laid
| Wednesday evening at z o'clock. Pas
| tors who will be in charge of the cere-
mony are the Rev. A. NJ. Reed of
| Manhattan and the Rev. John w. RAJ
| ntff OF topeka.
Canon Beatty of Grace cathedral
has been confined to his home since
| Saturday evening with a severely
sprained limb. The services at the
cathedral on Sunday were conducted
I by the Rev. Walter ]. Marshfield of
the Church of the Good Shepherd
| North Topeka.
! Prof. william ]. Morgan, member
| of the Washburn college faculty. who
l Is "a patient in the Penn hospital.
Pittsburgh, Pa, has written friends in
| Topeka that his condition has i'm
proved. He has been ill since the
\ close of school in June. He will re-
| turn. to Topeka in time for the open
| ing of the fall semester at Washburn.
| The joint meeting of the entertain
ment committees of the Topeka and
Lawrence Chambers of Commerce,
scheduled for noon today, was post
poned because the Lawrence men were
| unable to come. to. Topeka for the
| meeting Another attempt to get the
1.-TWO committees together to make
plans for the joint picnic at the COM
pletion of the Victory Highway paw
ing. August %, will be made Wednes-
| day.
| ct believe that the public school
holds the key to the industrial ques-
tons of the next generation" A. J..
Stout, superintendent of city schools.
said this morning in discussing the
| present strike. IF all the children
! now enrolled in public schools were
told the unbiased truth about indus
| trial relations there would be bet
! ter understanding between capital and
| labor in the future, since the public
schools are a mixture of the two
| classes
Boys who have passed the begin
1 ners' swimming test at the Central Y.
/ NJ. c. A. are: Leonard Degane, Melvin
| Edwards, Faye Woolwine, Harley
| Carswell, Max Wales, Vincent Hall,
| Garfield Richard, Walter Haynes,
Hugh Wales and Virgil Taylor. Those
| who passed the swimmers test are:
Edward Perry, Marion Elliot, Vernon
| Wilsten, Ted Spencer, LaVerne Nor
1 ris, George Johnston, William Fisher.
| Duke Peyton, Paul Bradley, Will
1 liam Seagraves, Melvin Bradley, Carl
Ernest, Gerald Blades and Ralph
| Frazier.
Girls who have registered for week
| end reservations at the Y. W. 2. A.
l sulamer camp t Maple Hill are: Miss
| May Malone. Miss Effie BansG TT,
| Miss Alice Dicker. Miss a. Sheets. Miss
| Mildred Jones. Miss Lefty Fad ely.
| Miss Katherine Fa dely. Miss o. Hill
bert, Miss Clara Koch and Mss z,
| Carson. Miss Helen, SnIrk's Sunday
I school class from the Westminster
Presbyterian church has reserved The
cabin at me camp. Those who will
| attend from Miss Shirk's class are:
Miss Olive Jeetlinon. Miss HiIda Dyer,
| Everett, Miss Cenith Standifer. Miss
Bertha Reed nrI Mrs. Bern:ce Will
Hanson.