Mother's Day Observed Across Humboldt Churches
Humboldt communities united for Mother's Day with church services and baptisms. The Humboldt Methodist Church welcomed Mrs. Edward Schoonover and her daughter Cynthia with hymns and a sermon by Rev. Gene Taylor. Local families gathered for celebrations including birthdays and flowers as members shared meals and visits across Humboldt, Chanute, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home
Humboldt
Lloyd Schoonover
Edward Schoonover
Cynthia
Chanute
Lyle Cherryholmes
Lathan
Harry Kennedy
Agatha
Erie residents host visiting Huffman and community events
Erie and vicinity residents greet C V Huffman of Albuquerque visiting friends and celebrating his career in telephone and directory work. Local social notes report weddings, club meetings, a birthday, Legion auxiliary officers, and church events including a rummage sale and a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Huffman
Albuquerque
N. M
W. L. Oliver
Erie
Erie-St. Paul Company
Kansas City
Southwestern Bell
Wichita
Topeka
Johnson County
Independence
W L. Newell
Betty Showalter
Marion Sumner
Federated Church
J. M. Torrence
Sumner
Boeing
WSCS
Mabel Sheldon
Altamont
India
Irene Martin
Cora
Irene Molphon
Parsons
William Hill
C. P. McKinnie
W. J. Oliver
David Dalton
Don E. Wells
W. Huffman
Oliver
American Legion Auxiliary
DeLana Casady
Marie Kyle
Gertrude Salle
Margo Barlow
Harold Barnhard
University of Kansas Medical Center
Pierce
How Can I Make Use Of Small Soap Scraps
A reader asks how to reuse soap scraps. The answer advises collecting scraps and placing them in a soap shaker to save bars over a year.
Thornburg Social Roundup Includes Visits and Births
Mr. and Mrs David Brown and family visited his Springfield Missouri relatives. Mrs Claude Carter spent Saturday in Altoona with her mother Mrs Wiles. Carl Stone and Gordon Wiltse joined local visits. A district Home Demonstration Units meeting occurred in Pittsburg May 4. Mr and Mrs Evert Price welcomed a baby daughter recently. Continuous local social notes include visits by Walter Bradford and others across Cha nule and Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
David Brown
Joe
Jon
Linda
Debra
Springfield
Claude Carter
Altoona
Wiles
Carl Stone
Walter Bradford
Gordon Wiltse
Manhattan
William Fail
W. H. Morton
Guy Umbarger
Harley Reece
Proper English Corrections And Pronunciation Guide
The hoodlums made good their escape from the city before the news of their crime had been broadcast. Savant is pronounced sa-VAHNT with the stress on the second syllable. The misspelled word is cinnamon. Insuperable means incapable of being overcome as in Pride sometimes is an insuperable bar to self improvement. A co word meaning a blow or stroke is coup.
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Egidio Vagnozzi
Carlos Pomus
United States
Vagnozzi
Amleto G. Cicognani
William Berger
College of Emporia
Presbyterian Church
David Holloway
Gas City
Todd Cannon
G. W. Horn
G. C. van Nice
J. A. van Nice
C. G. Puckett
Pat
Tommy
Diana
Lawrence
Clifford
Una
Johnnie
Michael
Jewel
Fred
Deborah
Minnie Towles
A. D Coe
John Crawford
A. L. Googins
Richard Googins
Yates Center
Fred Traxel
Traxel
Umboldt Chapter
Order of Fastern Star
Masonic Hall
Olive Mason
Ralph Cox
Mrs. Mason
Mother
Center Grove
Minnie Barnett
Mamie Ringer
Mmes
Edna Barnett
Doris Wilhite
Mary Sader
Ruby Whitaker
Hazel Palet
Leona Lassman
Bessie Sharp
Pearl Collins
Lena Wade
Agnes McIntyre
Norma Daniels
GC. van Nice
Fred Bartholomew
William T Towles
Bertha Griffitts
Iola
William Burteh
Dean Burteh
Velma van Laninghan
Nolan Carrier
Tribune
Erie & Vicinity
Verne Jackson
Axtell
Neb
William Harvey
Jackson
Tilman Foxworthy
Byrd H. Clark
Dallas
Tex
John Fuller
Clyde
the Tribune
Harold’s OF
MOM & Dad
Harold's
Kansas
Harold
Lane
Dinette
John D. Rockefeller
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