Marriage notices and society updates in Midland area
Society items list weddings and engagements including Darlene Woolsey and Guy Schultz wed at Rev. Schwegler's home with relatives present. Gardner Piepenburg and Mabelle Neosho Falls tied at Lawton Congregational Church. Also notes on Parents Teachers meetings, club installations, and Mrs. McNish Past Matrons Club event. Includes residents planning to join Camp Funston and local travel, with several campus and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsey-Shultz
Darléne Woolsey
Guy Shultz
R. A. Schwegler
Shase
Mrs. Shultz
Midland
Mabelle Gardner
Neosho Falls
Kans
T. W. Gardner
Aaron Lewis Pippenburg
Lawrence
Lawton
Frank T. Meacham
Emporia Normal
K. U
Sergeant Piepenburg
K. U. School of Law
Piepenburg
Parent-Teachers’ society _ of District No
Dean Rudler
C. FE. S
Satur
Mre McNish
Je J. Becker
C. B.S
Lizzie Stillwell
Laura NeNish
Mary A. Bradley
Conservation Era Potato Dishes and Gingerbread Recipe Notes
A WW Food Administration note lists tested recipes for potatoes including potato chowder potato pancake potato muffins and potato biscuit with details on ingredients quantities and methods. It also describes a coleannon layered dish with mashed potatoes and greens and provides a gingerbread recipe using cornmeal wheat flour spices molasses and sour milk.
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Food
Club Calendar for April 9 and 10 lists many reading and social groups
The calendar lists multiple clubs meeting on Tuesday April 9 including Cosmos with Mrs. Plank at 1231 Dread, Lawrence Reading Club with Mrs. Hartey, Tallistane Lace Club at Red Cross sites, Ingleside Club with Mrs. Blair, Portia Club with Mrs. Oder, Round Table with Mrs. Kirchoff, Quiverd Club with Mrs. Smith, West Side Study Club with Mrs. ston, Review Club with Mrs. Lamb at Unitarian church, Side Reading Club, Ladies Literary League with Mrs. Young, and Progressive Reading Club with Mrs. Reed at 1312 Rhode Island. On Wednesday April 10 at 7 Merry Matron Club with Mrs. Cronemeyer at 830 Mo Mercules Club with Mrs. Young at 1240 Hae.
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Cosmos
Plank
Lawrence Reading Club
Tom Hartey
Tallistane Lace Club
Red Cross
Ingleside
A. E. Blair
Portia
George Oder
Round Table
Kirchoff
Quiverd
Orley Smith
Indiana
West Side Study Club
Johnston
New Jersey
Review Club
Lamb
Unitarian Church
Re Side Reading Club
Ladies Literary League
C. C. Young
Progressive Reading Club
Reed
Rhode Island
Merry
F. B. Cronemeyer
Mercules Clu
A. Young
Mother's Friend touted to ease expectant mothers pain
An ad touts Mothers Friend as a safe external remedy to relax abdominal muscles and reduce discomfort before birth. It claims women avoid nervousness and pain, urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist and to write for the motherhood booklet. Also notes April 6th Washington post meeting and other local society items and announcements.
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Bradfield Revulator Co
Lemar Dide
Atlanta
Tsa
Washington
Post
WLR. C
WOR
Reds Fiano
Grace Vernon
Liberty
Grhidys Kress
Myra Fitzpatrick
George Kress
Comrade Smith
Lincult
Topeka Opens April Term Sees Anti Draft and Pro German Cases
The April term in Topeka lists 31 criminal cases tied to anti draft agitation and pro German sentiment, plus 18 law and 30 equity matters. Foremost is the conspiracy case against Eva Harding, Ike Gilberg and others alleged to obstruct the selective service act. Also noted are charges against J F Ruhiman and Captain Charles W Robinson for conspiring to divert Camp Funston supplies, with Ruhiman accused of traveling in uniform while purporting to buy military material for the army.
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Topeka
Kans
United States
John C. Pollock
Eva Harding
Ike Gilberg
Ruhlman
Middle West
Camp Finston National Army
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Camp Funston
Charles Wesson
Pope
Sugge
Eritte
Aidoo
Oth Ton
University approves military service credits for students
The University Senate approved resolutions allowing students or graduating seniors who enlist in military service to receive full term credits or a degree, provided they are passing all work. Provisions cover farm work credits, possible special exams, and authority for exemptions in special cases.
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University Senate
Committee On
Palmer's Toilet Winters Fresh Stock at City Drug Store
City Drug Store announces fresh stock of Palmer's Toilet Winters. Local shoppers can find the new supply ready for purchase, with details on availability and pricing likely posted in store windows today.
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E. S. Peckham
Kansas City
McCulloch
Palmer
City
Women to Begin Third Liberty Loan Drive Next Week
Literature from Washington is late delaying the start. The Woman's Committee will assemble Monday April 1st at 6 East Ninth Street to plan three house to house canvass days Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday to sell bonds. Mrs H E Don Carlos and Mrs J R Bechtel headquarter setup. Two Boy Scouts assist daily. Sunday events included Raymond Kent address at the Methodist church and Mrs Harold L Butler speaking at evening services.
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East Ninth Street
H. E. Don Carlos
J. R. Bechtel
Wotan
Lawrence Floral Company
United States
Belgium
E. J. Griffin
Alonzo’Sluss
Dan Salsbury
Raymond A. Kent
Liberty Loan
Methodist Church
Harold L. Butler
Helen O Facker
Bowek
Don Carlos
H. L. Butler
Coal Found at Matthews by Jennie
A fragment notes Jennie finding coal at Matthews amid comments on taxes and cost of living. The text mentions taxation of food clothing and property, with a cynical aside about a man’s hope for heaven and a remark on hot summers and cold winters affecting growth.
Hotel men pledge wheat conservation in World War I drive
About 500 hotel and restaurant leaders from across the United States met in Washington at Hoover’s invitation to discuss food conservation for the troops. They pledged to curb wheat use from April 14 until the next harvest, noting corn is unsuitable for shipment and bread and butter were minimized in meals at the Willard Hotel.
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United States
W. G. Hutson
Eldridge House
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Willard Hotel
Capitrol City
Hoover
J. Mel Bowman
Propaganda Claims Unusual German Sympathy Among Allies
A brief editorial note argues that despite broad opportunities to succeed, some individuals in the country still show pro-German sympathies, highlighting tension in public opinion during the era.
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Harold Lockwood
Bray
Alice Joyce
Imi Fischer
Otto Fischer
Ny. K
Haynes
Ottawa
Ben
Logan-Moore-Lumber Co
Do. Carl
H. D. McCones
Leavenworth
Hastie
Wichita
Fred Johnson
W. H. Brooker
Dean Sadler
Mary Gossard
Will Broeker
Coleannon
Will
Harmonius
Lawrence Butterine Co
Sigma Tuo
Herman Hangen
Edwart Mason
Robert Albach
Lawrener
Harold Hall
Abe Levy
Carry Levy
Jones, Hospital
C. E. ‘Dreyer
Ralph Elis
Camp Dinophan
Ruth Ellis
Rex Harshberger
Mary Beal
W. J. Busch
Excelsior Springs
Don Keifer
Sweeney Automobile School
H. H. Beal
Minneapolis
Minnesota
U.S. District Court
K. C. Senate
Whoaro
Army
Navy
Jennie Lind
Matthews
Douglas County
Jennie
ACE
AFT Uu RT
Tone
DR. Hess
Welkos Drug Store
Mass
Billy Hutson
The
Food Administration
Mr. Hoover
John Canary
Bracebridge Hall
Journal-World
Incs
Pond
Morris
Ohio
C. P. Barber & Son
Pure — Fresh — Drugs
Hester & Roberts
Masa. St
Massachusetts
Kansas
Spot Cash Shoe Store
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