Local social notes and cyclone talk in rural Kansas
Jake Wolfe and family and Miss Amy Grove visited Fred Wolfe's family. Sunday gatherings included Mrs. Allison with sister Mrs Frazee, and Meinen sisters hosting Louise Ganther May Martin and Jim Martin. Band concert at Butler noted. Children’s Day at Tygard Sunday School featured a large program and collection of 3.39. Cyclone news dominated the week with individuals visiting the cyclone track and town chatter about crops, harvest, and local outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wolfe
Amy Grove
Fred Wolfe
Allison
Frazee
Margaret
Katharine Meinen
Louise Ganther
May Martin
Jim Martin
Elmer Latham
Butler
Kansas City Star
Tygard
Vivian Woll
Herman Meinen
Miss Hoyt
Misses Meinen
Courage Brother
Miss Allison
Pioneer Sunday School
Mary-Nance
Jesus Our Shepherd
Sam Gragg
James Gragg
Floyd Hoyt
Harry Hoyt
J.D. Clements
Lelia Kushner
Richards
Peter Denning
Will Eggleson
I. H. Lockeridge
W.H. Keeton
W. T. Fritts
W. A. Crumley
John Stephens
Jim Kushner
Albert Daniels
W. F. Stephen
Charley Kushner
John Barton
Mrs. Allen
Charley Spillman
Ed Bailey
Allen
Cyclone
Johnny
Pleasant Valley notes and regional updates
Mrs. Ella Evilsizer of Kansas City visits relatives in Pleasant Valley. Rev. Hanby of Butler to preach at Peru next Sunday at 3 PM. Miss Marie Deweese visits Fay and Susie Harper near Black school house. Marion Thomas delivered hogs to Butler last Monday. Otis Andrews road overseer of Lone Oak township led road work on Elias Harper hill last week with a crew blasting ditches and filling rocks. Local girls take music lessons in Butler. Doane Vera Reave Marie Gough Fay Harper Susie Harper study with Miss Laura Duvall and Miss Marshall. Grover McCoy bought a new binder and began cutting wheat last Monday. Mrs. Belt and family visited S N Ison west of Butler last Sunday. Rev. W F Jones D S for the district preached at Peru at the school house on the Butler circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Deweese
Black School House
Misses Fay
Susie Harper
Marion Thomas
Butler
Otis Andrews
Lone Oak Township
Elias Harper Hill
Doane
Vera Reave
Marie Gough
Laura Duvall
Passaic church notes and community events drift
Mrs Babe Beckett visits Mrs A C Rosier. Ladies Aid planned July 4 ice cream supper for church fundraiser. Community members aid storm district relief. reflections on readiness to meet Creator. Birthday party for Ruth Snyder with gifts and lunch. Multiple visits, carpenters at Fred Church home, Scribbler seeks more news from Passaic. Families gather at Bab Beckett’s. WCTU meets at church. local visits noted.
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Babe Beckett
A. C. Rosier
Ladies Aid
Passaic
Etta
George McCann
Robert McCann
Virginia
Edson Snyder
Mesdames George Church
Webb Shelbey
Dixie Sharp
Vesta Rice
Ruth Snyder
Elsie Fouts
Edith Stults
Myrtle Fouts
Gladys Brown
Florence Wilcox
Etta McCann
Ruby Oden
Edith Mier
Flossie Ruddle
Nora Kelley
Opal Kelley
Ruby Church
Kate Davidson
Blanche Lockard
Mona Zwahlen
Edith Mabee
Zelma Mabee
Ethel Ruddle
Alta
Margie Brown
North New Home social notes reach Butler area
Local residents count visits and gatherings across Butler and nearby towns. Taylor Linendoll and Ruby Berry host and visit relatives. Grandma Pickett stays several days. Mrs Neu returns from weeks away. The Pickett brothers haul an Acme binder for harvest while Sunday School groups meet at Mount Carmel and Tygard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Linendoll
Ruby Berry
Grandma Pickett
Butler
Grace Tyler
Mrs. Linendoll
Mrs. Neu
Pickett
Mount Carmel
Lon Smith
Nettie Bowles
Frank
J. L. Strein
L. M. Poindexter
Johnstown
Sid Zeiler
John Ehart
J. S. Pierce
Harry Vandyke
Worland social notes and local greetings after wedding
Jesse Miller returns from Arizona after five months away. Jack Lane and family move back to Pittsburg. Amos Buchannon and Minnie Wells wed in Buffalo Kansas and return to Worland amid a noisy welcome. Bud and Ivin Mullis harvest wheat for Albert Bendevie, Reetis Bush helps. Worland beats Amoret 8 to 4 in a Sunday baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Miller
Arizona
Jack Lane
Pittsburg
Amos Buchannon
Minnie Wells
Buffalo
Kansas
Worland
Bud Mullis
Ivin Mullis
Albert Bendevie
Reetis Bush
Nellie Miller
Maggie Mullis
Sadie Kinney
P. F. Constable
Bert Rankin
Mary Bobo
Sallie Bear
Bessie Morey
Mrs. Coon
Teachers Employed at Adrian School Board List
Adrian Journal reports the Adrian school board approved the next year’s staff. B E Parker is superintendent Ida Hawman principal George B Dowell assistant Mrs C M Parker grammar Fannie L Hook 5th and 6th Lula Barrows 3rd and 4th Mrs Olive Speller 1st and 2nd Eula M Shelton primary High school teachers hold life certificates. On Trial for Husband Death in Clinton Mo June 24 Mrs Vinie Hays stands accused of murdering her husband Samuel Hays April 7 1912 following a quarrel. A stepson Charles witnessed the event. Hays left 15000 in estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
B. E. Parker
Ida Hawman
George B. Dowell
C. M. Parker
Fannie L. Hook
Lula Barrows
Olive Speller
Eula M. Shelton
Adrian Journal
Husband
Clinton
Vinie Hays
C. A. Calvird
Samuel Hays
Charles
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George
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Harry Ehart
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Frank Miller
John Phelps
Guy
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John Jones
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Henry Herman
Matt Simpson
Ike Kelley
Teel Zeiler
Sid
Ethel Marie
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Guy Phelps
Colorado
Brick McCoy
Harley Warderman
North New Home
W. W. Cannon
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