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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
GOVERNOR'S MONTHLY LETTER

OFFICE OF GOVERNOR OF DISTRICT NO, 123
: HOMER KINGSLEY EBRIGHT

 

BALDWIN. KANSAS

 

 

District 1-2-3-G0.

April 1944

 

No. 10
100%
Club “Membership Meetings Average Kank
a Alma 15 - 86.00 -
2 Atchison (a9 = 76.90 -
4 Baldwin oo: a 39sec 1
4 Blue Rapids 20 - 94.00 7
5 Bonner Springs og = 90.41 15
6 Burlingame 20 Ca:
7 Burlington 29 <0 UhCUS
8 Cottonwood Falls 15 - 90.00 14
9 Council Grove 37. “= 89.63 -
10 Emporia 716 %% 86.50 ~
11 Frankfort 14 - 87.13 -
12 Holton 56 = 91.14 11
135 Howard te F 94.44 5
14 Junction City 52 74.50 ~
15 Kansas City 155 ~ 89,86 -
16 Lawrence 6c = 88.71 -
17 Leavenworth 49 - 85.50 ~
18 Lyndon 15 - 81.535 ~
19 Manhattan 85 - 86.51 -
20 Marysville a5 2. * 9e.04 9
41 Olathe oc 3 91.87 10
22 Osawatomie - 28 - 82.14 -
25 Oskaloosa ig @ $7.64 =.
24 Ottawa 44 2 95.45 4
25 Overbrook la ™ 87.00 -
26 Paola 28 - 95.00 °
27 Seneca oe 97.50 3
28 Topeka yw 80.00 -
29 Valley falls ae a 90.50 lé
District Average 86.59

2. Dr. Cherles & Barker, "Xotary Apostle
to Youth" is making a tour in District 125
during April. Great privilege to hear him.
Marysville, Ottawa, Paola, Burlington,
Overbrook, Baldwin, Olathe, Sonner Springs,
Lawrence.

5. Many of the clubs are devoting one
program this month to the Philippines.
What a wealth of material the Central
office has sent out for this.

4. The best story for Pan-American day
is given in. The Rotarian page 64 about
“orace Mann and the schools of 4rgentina.

5. iis J. Geidler and his committee are
doing a fine joo in informing all clubs
about the Yistrict Conference at Topeka
4pril 50, and May 1.

6. The District Governor and Mrs.
“bright and four Ottawa Rotarians visit-
ed the Garnett Club to give them a wel-
come into District 123. A live bunch
at Gernett.

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7. The Rotarv International Convention
will be held in Chicago, May 18-c2,
Drastic reduction in plans. Attendance
limited to Rk. I. Officers,, including
District Governors and new District
Governors Nominee. Hach Rotary Club
is urged to be represented by proxy,
designating the district governor or the
new district governor nominse as proxy.

8. If possible be sure to reach Topeka
Sunday afternoon April 350. That will be
the time for real visiting. See the
Exhibit then. There will be a place for
every one to add a. line or two. Visit
the Topeka Air dase and the Winter
Hospital. Charles H. Martinis in
charge of arrangements. sut the Topeka
Rotarians regret to tell us that they
cannot get gas for a procession. Bring
your own gas.

9. Sunday evening

we shall hear a fine musical program at

the high school, and a noted speaker,

Dr. Albert EB. Day of Pasadene, Califomia.
Dr. Kenneth McFarland has planned a

great evening for us.

aR rts