. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Florists of Kansas and Their Guests at State Convention at Fredoniar August 3 and 4. I'ottcry (>., oil a petition in bankruptcy filed by Lloyd Thomas Co., claim $407; Joseph Fallbacher, $310, and Harry E. Chapman, $34. No schedule of assets and liabilities is available, but the re- ceiver's bond was fixed at $25,000. As long ago as June 5 a petition for a re- ceiver was filed, but on the showing the corporation was able to make the original application was denied. It now is alleged an act of bankruptcy was committed in the payment of tele- phone
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Florists of Kansas and Their Guests at State Convention at Fredoniar August 3 and 4. I'ottcry (>., oil a petition in bankruptcy filed by Lloyd Thomas Co., claim $407; Joseph Fallbacher, $310, and Harry E. Chapman, $34. No schedule of assets and liabilities is available, but the re- ceiver's bond was fixed at $25,000. As long ago as June 5 a petition for a re- ceiver was filed, but on the showing the corporation was able to make the original application was denied. It now is alleged an act of bankruptcy was committed in the payment of tele- phone bills. The officers have believed thcv could save the business. KANSAS FLORISTS MEET. At Fredonla. Members of the Kansas State Flo- rists' Association, 170 strong, assembled at Fredonia, Kan., August 3, for the second annual convention of the asso- ciation. In 1921, at Topeka, there were 158 present. The quick conclusion is that the organization is progressing; this is shown in many other ways also. The association came together pre- pared to accomplish as well as to enjoy. And a considerable time before the order for adjournment had been given balloting had shown the following elected to oflSces for 1923: President, L. E. Flindt, Arkansas City, Kan.; vice- president, Robert Fields, Kansas City, Mo.; second vice-president, L. D. Fisher, Sterling, Kan.; secretary-treasurer, Loyd C. Bunch, Fredonia, Kan.; direc- tor, O. G. Rindom, Emporia, Kan. Loyd C. Bunch was elected state vice-presi- dent of the S. A. F. Points Accomplished. On the opening day of the meeting, just following a successful meeting of the board of directors, J. F. Ammann, of Edwardsville, 111., delivered a rous- ing talk on the F. T. D. in his usual magnetic manner. He explained the F. T. I)., its purposes, its aims and its achievements. Following his talk, the association went on record as ap- proving the clearing house proposition of Iho V. T. D. After a spirited discussion the mem- bers expressed themselves b
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