Granite Ware Specials Highlight Preserving Kettles
Three big Granite Ware specials feature 3-quart handled sauce preserving kettles with emphasis on durability and kitchen utility.
27 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Baxter Springs News
Location
Baxter Springs, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
1
Three big Granite Ware specials feature 3-quart handled sauce preserving kettles with emphasis on durability and kitchen utility.
The Board of Trustees and Faculty of Cher okee County High School express sorrow at the loss of Mrs Lucile Goodwin Harvey and extend heartfelt sympathies to her bereaved family. A copy of the resolutions is to be sent to Mr Harvey Baxter News and Columbus papers and filed in the secretary’s minutes as part of the permanent record.
The Sunday school reports 144 attendees last Sunday and aims for 200. One class helped a local family with needs, and Mrs. Florence Hartley joins as a teacher in the third primary class. More tables are promised for graded classes, and attendance in morning and evening services is rising as the church invites participation.
On Friday January twenty eighth at 3 p m a meeting of parents and teachers will discuss prelim inary plans for an association. Mrs A L Yingling Missouri state historian will present the plans and discuss the work of this auxiliary. Every parent urged to attend and learn about the school ideas and progress.
We extend gratitude to kind friends and neighbors who aided us during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Thanks also for the beautiful flowers sent by friends and lodges W. O. W. and D. of H. and Rebekah lodges, Ww. Overton and children.
Mrs. Jennie Jones formerly Miss Jennie Hoke died Monday evening at her Galena residence. Funeral services are set for today with interment in Baxter Cemetery this afternoon.
Found item between Baxter and Galena on Monday January 24 1916 a violin with case and bow. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying the notice fee Baxter Produce Co.
Mrs. Rachel Laird aged 88 died at her son's northwest Will Overton home last Thursday morning after a long illness. Funeral services were Sunday and she was buried in Baxter cemetery. She left three grown children, including W. C. Laird of this city. Charlie Paxson is ill with erysipelas on Route 1. City clerk holds franchise talks on proposed electric road this week. Baxter Supply Co advertises Queen incubator.
Mrs. Kate Overton nee Meng wife of Wm. Overton died at her home north of Cardin on January 19 1916 at 7 30 p m Funeral services were held at the family home Friday at 1 p m conducted by Robert Denton and interment was in the Miami G A R cemetery She was born in Switzerland December 20 1850 aged 65 years 29 days came to the United States as a girl and married Wm. Overton of Kansas City June 11 1872 They moved to Oklahoma 37 years ago She had ten children eight surviving two died in infancy The surviving children and their residence Ottawa County are Ed Standifer Miami Wm Overton Jr Mrs James Bingham Mrs Ed Wilson Giles Overton Mrs Burt Douthit James Overton and Mrs Jack Wilson Also two sisters Mrs Henry Twisselmann and Mrs Henry Ludekey and a brother Mr Albert Meng of Shandon California and another sister Mrs Safford Yoas of Ganado Texas.
James Green longtime Cherokee county resident died at his Pleasantview home last Thursday. Born in Fingland in June 1838 he came to this country at age 14 and has lived in the county 28 years on his farm. Survived by wife four sons and three daughters including Mrs. A. R. Kane of this city. He was regarded as a good citizen by friends and neighbors.
Born to Mr and Mrs R C Stone on Tuesday evening a baby girl. Mrs E J Wyatt is able to be up and around again after a long illness and returns to health as reported.
Readers are urged to enjoy Kin Hubbard's latest essays in the newspaper. The piece includes his take on advertising and a report by Professor Alex Tansey about Naw ing the Offsring. The note hints at more humorous content inside the issue.
Parents urged to teach children modern business habits including banking concepts and finances. Brief local notices report visits by Miss Tulsa Barnes to Joplin, A V Smith returning from Kansas City, Earl Swalley’s illness, and winter gear on sale at Baxter Supply Co. Also mentions News price, Joanan Hedge Posts for sale, Barred Rock, and railroad rate questions about M O G and Frisco.
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