Flora V Smith obituary mentions Belmont birth and Lawrence ties
Flora Isabell Van Fosken born in Belmont Ohio later moved to Lawrence with family after marriage to Albert Smith. She had several children including Grace Torrence Drene Beaker Fern Wood Lille Bond and others. Survived by four daughters three sons and many grandchildren. Service held March 26 1950 at Methodist church with Rev Torrence. Burial at Gah Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Isabell van Fosken
Belmont
Ohio
Hin
Robert
Elizabeth
Perkine) van Fossen
Imanthe Saint Thibys
J. Mony
Erie
Isre
Freesport
Ohin
Smith
Laurence
Willian
Mary Anne T. Smith
Renae
Tronglas
Doh
Moody
Rudora Bach School
Ape College
Tandon
Rona
Owen
Thi
Shicagent
Mead Torrence Whee
Ireband
Kona Hell Smith
Ernie Elizabeth Smith
John d. Sith
Babe Win Ti. Smith
Bae FP
Mra
Grace Torrence
Briey
Drene Beaker
Tueason
Fern Wood
Cromwell
Ore
Lille Bond
Kusdora
Marold I, Smith
Albany
Yop
Willian Ry Smith
Springfield
Mog
Fred A. Smith
Moline
Grantdchildren
Preat
Methodiat
George Bolenirt
Ruriad
Tawrence
Thie Ser Mv
J. Adan
Curtin Diedr
Charine Durr
Charlee Geratens Besaes
Methodist Church
Mev
Mr. Torrence
John Henry Cain
Chelation
Arizona Baseball Coach Knows About Pro Game
Frank Lancet quit school and signed a contract amid a baselines of exhibition play, with a $75,000 bonus cited and a Braves connection noted. The report, by Hugh Fullerton Jr, sketches Lancet’s move as Wisconsin’s sports scene discusses college to pro transitions and names observers like Rehfeldt and Koh Walson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Frank Lancet
Wil
Nerime
Frank Huse
Wan
Readenton
Braves
Frank
Wisconsin
Don Rehfeldt
Gaeteminin
Koh Walson
Chee Sprig
Badgers
Lye Ryan
Bettas Catling
Jum Jae Dander
AN Nicholas
Wornaigesauher
Poutts
Carillon Installation Aids St Cornelius Parish Project
Cen Wisenhawer contributes a relic for church work as a carillon is installed at the chapels of St Cornelius Parish in New York. The piece reflects community support for religious renovations and bell tower enhancements in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cen. Wisenhawer
N. van
Yiel
St. Cornelius
Fragmented OCR note on trade and transport notes
An unreadable OCR fragment lists terms like cattle, beer, taxes, and trade references. It mentions prices and profits in a garbled way with several near names and places, but lacks clear events or identities. The readable bits suggest a rough report on commerce and resources without a coherent story.
Bidding for Tourney and Committee Ideals
A garbled report references bids for a tournament and a committee study on ethics and code restrictions. It mentions NEA A and multiple locations, with discussion of future plans, conference intendments, and potential reforms to binding rules. Distinct names and specifics are hard to parse, but focus centers on governance, selection, and policy tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape
Minesota
Ofebrataag
Ava Centerniud
Sreang Overtures
Vienna
Haman
Everutae Committee
Stamps in the News announces year’s commemorative stamps
The Post Office Department unveils a nine stamp program for the year with possible additions. Plans include four stamps for Washington D C Sesquicentennial and three for the three branches of government, plus others honoring Railroad Engineers of America and Indiana Territory sesquicentennial, with first day details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Post Office Department
Washington, D.C
Donatdacn
Railroad Engineers of America
Midwest
Boy Scouts of America
Indiana Territory
California
Red interest in Asia grows for Moscow readers
Soviet newspapers now increasingly cover Asia with fresh attention shifting from Europe. While U S and Western Europe remain in view, dispatches from China Vietnam Indonesia Japan and India dominate foreign affairs pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Europe
United States
China
Vietnam
Indonesia
Japan
India
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Flora V. Smith
Simioen
N.law
Leos
Brea
Saramie
Rik
Belmont Kori. Wik
Wrence
Kanes Fay
Pr. Rhe
Wolane
BAY
Law
Rae & Fr
Lawrence Dalyly Journal- Work
City of
Lawrence
Nan
Annes Ann
Bawrenee
Kansas
Lota
Annes
Lote
Herrina
Annes Annex
Arex
Hike Annes Ordinarte No
Banitary Tower
Maple Lane
Grock—Prairie
Atta
Belonnt
Tennant
RBI
Kelnont
Feelivant
Helmont
Helmont Velmont Treimont Relient
Bedmant
Beton
Ada
Ordina
Baritary Y Yenne
Grant
Coltan
Iriel Malls
Anne
Melman
Anien
Douglas
Frank F. Melvin
Renee
Ered
Heira
Melvin
II County
Laighton B. Melvin
Hever Brand
Administrant
Attornera
Administraice
Phuse Ty Gagikrdo-Clarkeon
K. U
F. W. McDonald
Foc Allen
KOU
Ued
Eldridge
Toor
Ayent
Sluggo
Dana
Carey Parent
Beys Bells
Karhits
Irremians
Pete Ata
Minnesota
Juatemalay
Poletvaulter
Vomagenta
Bae
E Denmack
Tamatt
Philippines
Tt Chamber of Commerce
Manila
Catiera
World Globe
Romania Bie
Mihmil Eminescu
Leon i
Hia Most Fantour
Eminercu
Vatican
Niversary
Hia
En ‘Cyclopaedia Britannica
Joaquin Cardinal
Arcoverde
Arcoverds
Ronoming Kanaan
Claude Hoorhin
Tian
Kanawa
Kansan Mayers
Dagiende-Carwen
Asia
Bal Muste
General Plumbing
Itendne
Wihieynamn
Gese Vanna
Waver Heotern
Walt Sneegas
Bellinger Electric
del Richardson
Zur Auancy
Massachusetts
Sam Viser
Helifesinan
Rune
Chevrolst
N. A
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