Neighboring Towns Report Social Visits and Recoveries
Mayor and Mrs E J Heeney drove to Topeka to visit Edith Heeney who is recovering from an operation. Mrs George Lingelbach and children of Wichita visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Corbett and sister Mrs W H Dittemore. Mrs John Ross hosts West River Community club with prizes won by Mrs Bracken and Miss Johnson. Frank Deaver of Sabetha visited Ed Lyons. Deaver formerly Nelle Lauderbach. C J Moyer Jr visiting parents in the area. Stout couple in St Joe with Mr Stout recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Heeney
Topeka
Edith Heeney
George Lingelbach
Wichita
George Corbett
W. H. Dittemore
John Ross
West River Community Club
Vincent Bracken
L. J. Foster
Johnny Dittemore
Isabelle Johnson
Myrtle Rittenhouse
Bracken
Miss Johnson
Frank Deaver
Sabetha
Ed Lyons
Deaver
Nelle Lauderbach
C. J. Moyer, Jr
C. L Moyer
Kansas City
Lee sisters visit Bosworth as Walshes host week
Mrs Gene Lee Miss Mildred Lee and Miss Frankie Blankenship travel to Bosworth Missouri to spend a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Walsh. Mrs Joe Cavanaugh improves at home with daughter Mrs Will Miller nearby. Tom Reynolds repairs Crooked Creek bridge washed out by heavy rain. Mrs Leonard Cline receives 150 Southern California Red baby chicks and five hens to hatch every egg. Miss Mary Miller returns to St Joe after two weeks at Will Miller's. Ray Harrison sprains his back lifting and endures pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Lee
Mildred Lee
Frankie Blankenship
Bosworth
Leonard Cline
S.C. R
Mary Miller
St. Joe
Will Miller
Local Notes From Topeka and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Helen Alderman Turner returns home from St Francis hospital Topeka after an appendectomy and is recovering well. Miss Harriet Kathrens came home from Newton where she taught kindergarten. Mr and Mrs C P Humphrey of Larkinburg travel to Valley Falls for Mrs Humphrey’s brother John Lewton who is ill with bowel obstruction. N M Hutchinson, bedfast weeks, now up. Drainage board annual meeting held at I O O F hall with Will Miller elected temporary chairman and C C Miller elected director. some business remained unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Alderman Turner
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Harriet Kathrens
Newton
C. P. Humphrey
Larkinburg
Valley Falls
Humphey
John Lewton
Lewton
N. M. Hutchinson
Drainage Board
I. O. O. F. Hall
Will Miller
Muscotah
C. C. Miller
Local Notes On Families And Farm Work Abroad
Mrs. Humphrey’s absence delays a task to be completed later. Mrs. J J Hennessy and children visit Mrs Arington, who remains in poor health. Mrs Meyers is ill. Peter Ketch digs a well on the Thyl Pearle farm near Larkinburg as Pearle enters the dairy business with new water lines to house and barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
J. J. Hennessy
Robert
Helen
Iola
George Arington
Arington
John Meyers
Peter Ketch
Larkinburg
Pearle
Local Notes On Health And Travel In town
Jean Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlies Brown, is ill with measles. Miss Dortha McClain plans to attend summer school. A dinner at the R L Lutz home honored Mrs Minnie Littleton and daughter Katherine of Los Angeles California. Minnie Walker she left here 25 years ago. They traveled Friday to Kansas City and Katharine left Saturday for her home. Minnie Littleton will return early next week for a week to 10 days. Mr and Mrs E B Lott are spending a few days in Maryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Charlies Brown
Dortha McClain
R. L. Lutz
Minnie Littleton
Katherine
Los Angeles
Cal
Littleton
Minnie Walker
Kansas City
Catherine Tetyak
Vernitta Burkhardt
John Tetyak
Philin Herpich
John Herpick
Lena Chaney
Holton
J. E. Chaney
G. B. Archer
Emma Bird
Dorothy Postle
G. A. Roberts
Eddie Volker
Local Folks Return From Travels and Attend Weddings
G M Gates returns from a visit with son Fred in McPherson. Glenn Shelton of Norton visits Edward Wood. Omer West Jr and Beulah Buffon siblings visit C W Ryder and family in Kansas City. A vacation bible school runs two weeks. Misses Lueck and Buffon back from Stephens College. Vivian Arpright returns from RKSA C Manhattan. Mrs Otto Mueller ill. 4 H sewing club meets at Mrs James Waining. Walter Powers returns from KSA C to help on farm. Charles Tietgen and family host Tulsa visitors for Charles Tietgen Jr wedding Marie Johnson Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Gates
Fred
McPherson
Glen Shelton
Norton
Edward Wood
Annabelle Myers
Little Omer West Jr
Kansas City
C. W. Ryder
M. E. Sunday School
Pauline Lueck
Beulah Buffon
Columbia
Stephens College
Vivian Arpright
Manhattan
Otto Mueller
Harold Oxendale
Topeka
Olive Brunner
James Waining
Walter Powers
Harry Tietgen
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Tietgen
Dorothy
Melvin
Clarence Hart
Charles Tietgen, Jr
Marie Johnson
Topeke
Local social notes and family updates from Horton area
Mrs Charles Parson is ill with gallstones. Mrs Harlan Peabody and son Lan have returned from Oklahoma. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Merritt Jr at Horton on May 30. Mrs C B Merritt Sr caring for granddaughter. Edna Trojevsky works at the Horton Headlight office. Sunflower club meets June 13 with Mrs Muir. Mrs Charles Hill and children Hoewerd and Emma Cathrine visit her sister in Herington. Edna Trojevsky has the mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parson
Harlan Peabody
Harlan
Oklahoma
Charlies Merritt Jr
Horton
C. B. Merritt
Edna Trojevsky
Rerton Headlight
Sunflower Club
Muir
Charles Hill
Hoewerd
Emma Cathrine
Herington
Lawrence Kipp
Local families mark commencements and visits across Kansas
Mrs John Symmns attended the commencement in St Joe Miss Isabel is one of the graduates. Marlia Wilson visits her grandfather B M Butters and aunts in Topeka. Gertrude Priest of Atchison spends vacation with her parents. The Baptist church calls Rev R A Craig as pastor. Edens of Virginia visits daughter Mrs Wolfe. Betty Ernest visits Holton. Elizabeth Gibson and Edna Mary Crawford return from Baldwin and Ottawa to attend commencement. Frances Myres to vacation with her father F E Myers and sisters. K B Clawson and children Thelma and Carrell visiting relatives at Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Symmns
St. Joe
Isabel
Marlia Wilson
B. M. Butters
Topeka
Gertrude Priest
Atchison
O. A. Priest
Baptist Church
R. A. Craig
Mr. Edens
Virginia
Mrs. Wolfe
Betty Ernest
Holton
Elizabeth Gibson
Edna Mary Crawford
Baldwin
Ottawa
Frances Myres
Clay Center
F E. Myers
Charlotte Myres
K. B. Clawson
Thelma and
Carrell
Alma
Rural High School District adopts building plan
The Rural High School No 2 board chose the new one story high school plan and will advertise for bids with contract let in two to three weeks. Walter V Freese of Alton is hired as principal after two years teaching at Solomon Kansas. Charley Butts of Kansas City visits for Decoration Day at Emil Olsen home. Reymond Halligan starts Friday to clean Old Huron cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural High School Board No. 2
Walter V. Freese
Alton
Solomon, Kas
Charley Butts
Kansas City
Emil Olsen
Reymond Halligan
Huron
Indian to Congress Seventh Time
NEA Washington Bureau notes Rep William Hastings the Cherokee Nation attorney general and seven time Oklahoma congressman. described as the only full blooded redskin in Congress. mentions various social and local notices and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Washington
William Hastings
Congress
Oklahoma
Local notes from Delpnos area and surrounding towns
Frank Turrentine of Delpnos visits family. Kas visits parents Mr. and Mrs. W F Turrentine. Fred Shumaker confined at home after saddle horse accident. Dr Elmer Henderson of Chicago and sister Mrs Blanch Rickard visit Ed Keeggin home to decorate graves. Ed Cawood leaves for Ottawa to manage leased store. Rev and Mrs C B Dennison return from Nortonville. Cement work finished on F P Achten home. carpenters start Monday. Study club unable to meet due to rain. Mrs C L Duckers’ name reads with few members. Helen White assists at Fred McConnell Hamberger Inn as school closed. City removes electric light poles from street center to sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Turrentine
Delpnos
Kas
W .F. Turrentine
Fred Shumaker
Elmer Henderson
Chicago
Blanch Rickard
Grand Island
Neb
Ed Keeggin
Ed Cawood
Ottawa
C. L. Duckers
Helen White
Fred McConnell Hamberger
Community Notes From Auburn Nebraska Weekend Gatherings
The Rev A O Prank and family returned to their Auburn home Friday with Miss Estella Black and nieces Lois and Jean Black visiting for a few days. Various residents hosted visits and trips including Mrs George Andrews hosting a bridge club and families returning from Eudora and Emporia summer programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Prank
Auburn
Neb
Estella Black
Lois
Jean Black
George Andrews
Bridge Club
G. W. Alexander
Eudora
Delbert Adams
Philo Hewitt
Lexington
Boyd Wiley
St. Joe
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