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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1925
Page
9
Attendees from Washington Creek and Valley Grove joined Easter services at Washington Creek church and Valley Chapel. Families including Bond, Puckett, Dunn, Bowen, and Longenecker shared dinners and extended visits after services. A strong turnout at Valley Chapel marked the holiday gathering.
Virgie Landis aided by Clyde Puckett and others sawing on the Noah Weimer place Monday morning. Helpers included Win Pumroy John Dailey Elmer Landis John Charchbaugh and Dave Wray. Mrs Elmer Landis and Mrs John Dailey helped prepare dinner for the savers Noah Weimer joined dinner at the Landis home.
C G Schulz blacksmith and welder offers wiring and motor repair services at 728-739 Vi and phone 43 E J Electrical appliances electrician broadcasting your wants with sa Persibone 11245 L phone 347 Journal World Want Ad.
Multiple residents including John and Charlie Brohammer and Dr. Nelson visit the ill Bennie Brohammer as pneumonia follows flu. Neighbors Lloyd Haut, Mary Alt, and the Markleys travel to Lawrence for care and support. Various calls and gatherings occur at the Brohammer, Flory, and Ousdahl homes as the community tends to ill relatives and hosts celebrations.
Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn were Lawrence visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Q P McNess motor to Ottawa Monday afternoon after chickens. Mr and Mrs Fred Badsky and children moved on Mrs In gram's farm. Ladies Aid will meet Thursday the 16th at the church to quilt. Hermen Behrens has been sawing wood in the valley for Porter Bond and Ellis Bond and for Harry Bowen and Willis Dunn. Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond dined Saturday with Mrs LeRoy Puckett and son in Lawrence. Mr Goff of Lawrence called at Ellis Bond home Tuesday afternoon. John Grayland and Fred Gray helped Harry Bowen saw wood Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Milton Bond returned home Tuesday afternoon after spending the winter in the south. Mr and Mrs Marvin Bond and Donald Delia Dudley and Venita called Sunday evening at the Fred Simon home, then returned to Washington Creek church for the Easter program. Miss Marie Shellhorn spent her Easter agation with home folks. Mr and Mrs John Banks and
Residents visited N D Masser and Tuchel homes while families joined at A L Williams and Lewis Churchbaugh barns for games and dancing. A school term closed with a noon dinner and afternoon program featuring songs, plays, recitations, and a 95 percent certificate list for many students. Eskimo pies were served at the close. Rankin's Drug Store promotes a spring tonic.
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