Unhappy marriage leads to parting and new ties
Dolly plans a hurried separation as Nigel Bretherton departs to marry an old sweetheart. Evans visits Mary Varney at her bare flat, learns she is leaving, and pledges to stay but is rebuffed. A note on the address reveals Mary’s fate at The Red Grange in Selmontshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Nigel Retherton
Nigel
Dirham
Robert
America
England
Avery
Avid
Mary
Red Grange
Evang
Ani
Ely
Shoj
Wally
T . Young Evans
Nigel Bretherton
Red “Grange
Selmont
Shire
Miss Varney
David
Tara
Aoe
Bretherton
Florence
Visit With Miss Varney At The Red Grange Inn
A fragment describes a guest’s room prepared by Miss Varney with flowers on the mantleshelf and dressing table a low shelf of books a cushioned chair a writing table and a small cheerful fire in the grate the afternoon is chilly and the guest recalls Miss Varney’s prior visit to the Red Grange only once before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Varney
Red Grange
Baldwin News Notes Social Visit and Local Arts Events
Baldwin area residents and visitors attended church and social gatherings as Dr. and Mrs. Counts of Rossville visited family, Bishop Quayle’s party called at Dreamhaven, and Dean Swarthout led a rehearsal for the Choral Union. Dr. George Counts, Yale professor, stayed briefly to discuss education, while the Centenary Hall prize reading contest awarded $35 to Betty Wheeler for Humor Esque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Muenzenmayer
Helen Buckner
Kathrina Tierhoff
Louise Ringer
John Stough
William Hubbard
Harold Soulen
Mary Spurlock
Irma Kevan
Thelma Perry
Helen Farhart
Elizabeth Farwell
Joy Jackman
Edwins Johnson
Elmer Jackson
H. K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
George’ Counts
Yale University
James Counts
C. W. Bailey
Counts
Commonwealth Unit
United States
Central High School
Kansas City
Baldwin
New Haven
Lois Bailey
Martha Louise
George R
Centenary Hall
Neil
Alfred E. Leach
Betty Frances Wheeler
Carthage
Bernice. Haskin
Olathe
Margaret Land
Neodesha
Old Madrid
Iva Scovel
Jefferson
Bobby Shaftoe
Eudora Grade School Performs The Crystal Queen
The Eudora grade school presents an operetta titled The Crystal Queen to a late and appreciative audience at the high school auditorium directed by Hazel Lynn music supervisor. Kansas City superintendent Fred M Bailey attended as caller at home, with guests from Lawrence Cresfield and Kansas City. Teachers for next year have been hired, with only one alteration in the high school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Grede
H.ga
Hazel Lynn
Eudora
Fred M. Bailey
Kansas City
Kansas, City
The
Methodist Church
B. L. Terrence
Sys. McKarnes
Pearl Henderson
Smith
Lawrence
George Vitt
Nora
Cresrfield
Jake Milburn
George Steinmueller
Adolph Lolz Jy
B.R. Miller
W. A.andrews
Local hires and community gatherings in Mayville
The Mayville school hires include B Remiller prime pel, A S, Lila Canavan, Gilda, Virginia Crim, Mast ane Cardey, plus teachers L Luttrell principal Opal Allwood Susie Lowman Margaret LaMont Lorane Carder Musit. Dr and Mrs L Cox and daughters Vivian Theresa traveled to Hamilton Mo for Dr Cox's mother illness. Misses Schubert Neidermaier guest at Schubert home. Mr and Mrs Will Scott and Mrs Fern Sadberry visited Kansas City. A Hollywood show benefits boys athletics at the high school. Ladies Aid met at Carl Neis home with 26 attendees. Mrs Alfred Wisle elected president. George Lothhalz hosted a spring party for about ninety guests with cards and dancing. Mrs Moll attended Sun day schools convention in Emporia. Birth of Helen Patricia to GQ Lmax in Sherman Texas announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manvel
B. ReMiller
Prmne
Pel. A. S
Lila Canavan
OD. Gilda
Virginia Crim
Mast Ane Cardey
Entit
Thos
L. Luttrell
Opal Allwood
Susie ‘Lowman
Marzaret LaMont
Lorane Carder
Cox
Vivian
Theresa
Hamilton
Henrietta Schubert
Alvenia Neidermaier
George Schubert
Caroline Metzger
Denver
Colorado
George Stadler
Stadler
Will Scott
Fern Sadberry
Kansas City
Scott
Tom Harvey
Harvey
W. H. Brock
Lawrence
Hollywood
Boys’ Athletic Association
James ‘McCabrin
Mellissia McCabrin
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Carl Neis
Weavtbottom
Noor
Atterngen
Alfred Wisele
Society
Josephine Gilmore
George Catlin
Minnie Jones
Bert Brown
Gideon Neis
Frank Wells
Frank Scramers
Joe Zillner
Henry Westerhouse
Melisssig MoCglin
Elizabeth Bartz
Terrence
Mesdames A. Eisele
I. D. Harris
Walter Wilson
D. L. Fuller
Leslie Kindred
Jose Kraybill
Mary Allen
E. L. Torrence
3. C. Gilmore
J.D. Adams
C. EB. Sheldon
John Miller
Oliver Deay
Misses Annie
Rosephine Gilmore
Mesdames C. BE
Cory
R. E. Gabriel
D. St. Kohler
Wil Mertz
C. Gilmore J
Kaw Valley
George Lothhalz
Apery House
Koch Orchestra
Fred Moll
Emporia
The
Sunday Schools of
Kansas
Moll
St. Paul's
Eudora
Willow Springs School Closes With Dinner Program
Willow Springs closed its school Friday April 18 with a program and basket dinner. Attendance was lower due to events at other districts. Mr. and Mrs. Mid Sanders and others were in Lawrence Saturday while Mrs. Ed Sanders hosted neighbors Saturday evening. Abe Flory and Mabel visited Lawrence Thursday and Friday. Dr Marie Munk, first woman to pass Prussia's juridical examination, was called to the Prussian ministry of justice as a scientific co operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Springs
Mid Sanders
Lawrence
Ed ‘Sanders
Frank Leay
Mildred
Edith
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Noah Shuler
Sylvia
Art Campbell
Ralph Pentlin
Evelyn
Frank Campbell
Henry Ulrich
Bertha Kesler
Sanders
Abe Flory
Mabel
Will
Marie Munk
New Manor
Berlin
Associated Press
Prussia
Justce
Munk
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Instant Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. A tiny bottle sold by druggists promises to remove hard and soft corns and corn between toes with no soreness, irritation, or effort, lifting the corn off with fingertips.
Emerald Oil Promises Vein Reduction With Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement claims a two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil can reduce varicose and swollen veins within days. It promises relief for swollen glands goitre and wens with full strength application and offers a money back guarantee if results are not seen.
Red Pepper Rub Claims Fast Rheumatic Relief
A vintage ad touts Red Pepper Rub as instantly heating and fast relieving rheumatism pain within minutes. It promises blood flow increase and congestion relief for lumbago neuritis and muscle aches, urging buyers to ensure authentic Rowles branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
Drink Water For Kidney Pain From Too Rich Food
Advice urges drinking water and a lithia-based Salts drink to flush kidneys and relieve dull kidney pain, backache, and bladder irritation. Consume red water, take Jad Salts before breakfast for several days, and have kidneys checked twice yearly.
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Evans
Lane
Ross
Ernest
Cateh
Yaling Evans
Young Evans
E.was
Herzog
Orin
Church
Blsi CuuKc
Ins
Baldwin News
Apis A. Evans
Angi
Toximy
Topeka
Evens
Maravall
John’ Marshall
O. G Markham
Homer K. Ebright
Classical Association
W. J. Williams
Emery Cox
Baldbuin
Bishop
William A. Quayle
Dreamhaven
W. W. King
Edwin A. Schell
T. W. Jeffrey
C. B. Spencer
Central Christian Advocate
Benjamin Young
Rowland Hi
F. E. Madden
S. M. Koneziski
Nell Hinkle
Paul Young
Reynard
E. C.wright
Charles Dreher
Independence
Baldwin Bank
Dreher
Roy Fallas Mills
Horace and
Ellen
Odessa
Alexander Haggart
Stanley
Sarah Oechsli
John Dowis
Edgerton
Lucey
Ottawa
John Ruchty
Junction
City
State Federation of Clubs
Claude Beeks
Mu Mu
Alpha Chi Omega
Thomas
Martin
Eliza Telford Bowers
Spring Hill
Lilian
Dean ‘Swarthout
Pat ‘Lawrence
Choral’ Union
Dean Louis’ A. Rowland
Baker Conservatory of Music
Ruth Noe
Horton
Mildred Dunn
Lorna Bailey
A. L. Tainter
Richmond
Alvin Baker
Bali
Henry Applesate
Max
Sherman
Texas
Helen Patricia
D. Adame
Distri
Edna Sommers
Clara Neus
Clara Neustifler
Kodaking
Barber's Drug Store
Daniels District Manager Mutual
Tels
Ofc
Res
Ee Merchants Bank
Panim Gt
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