Helpless in Face of Letter Frenzy
Denver postal workers handle a flood of mail from a dime chain letter craze. 110000 first class pieces sorted in the main office as clerks and carriers report high spirits and surprising mood among customers and carriers alike.
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Summer settlement for farmer work in Corliss area
Chas Corliss of Michigan, son of Jake Franklin, will stay in Corliss for the summer seeking farm work. Wm H McCoy, 68, died after his tractor rolled from a Kansas City to Shawnee bridge, pinning him. funeral held in Floral Hill cemetery. Several social and community events follow, including card parties, theater outings, farm bureau meetings, and school activities in Weaver, DeSoto, and Eudora.
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Wm. H. McCoy
Jack Bennett
McCoy
Kansas City
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Floral Hill
L. L. Corliss
Jasper Lesueur
Corliss
Lesueur
Will Baker
Virgil
Pearl Trout
Will Tripkoes
David Jewett
Inter Corliss
Shirley Temple
Olathe
W. H. Dent
Oma
Dust Masks Issued By Red Cross For School Year
The Red Cross provides dust masks for the year. Several pupils earned term honors with high reading counts and top averages. Eighth and seventh graders from Eudora grade school took final exams at Weaver, and community events included a large Weaver School closing supper with social visits and Easter activities hosted by local families.
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Alice Marie
Evabell Kigdred
Elnora Wallace
Robert Neis
Carl Westerhouse
Leroy Wallace
Nevieve Wilson
Homer Broer
Evabell Kindred
Greta Spitzli
Kansas City
Wilfred Eudary
Marjorie Westerhouse
Johnnie Reusch
Eudora
Howard Bernitz
Alfred Tornaden
Linwood
John Bowen
Weaver
Frank Witt
Fall Eat
Willow Springs boys win High Prairie game 9 to 7
High Prairie school closed with a basket dinner and a ball game. Willow Springs defeated High Prairie 9 to 7. Attendance prizes were awarded to Harold Gleason and Frederick and Herman Johanning.
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High Prairie
Willow Springs
Fall Leaf Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Examinations
Unusual programs and student reviews mark term end in Fall Leaf. Leila and Kathryn Reetz and others prepare for county exams with eighth graders joining seventh graders. Easter trips, confirmations, and church events link families from Eudora to Kansas City and nearby communities.
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Leila
Kathryn Reetz
Bob Pritchard
Wesley Steinbring
Mary Bryant
Edna Bryant
Allen Cochran
Eudora
Bob Schellack
Easter social notes from DeSoto and nearby towns
Evening Star notes Mrs Arthur Bernitz and family from DeSoto visiting Emma Strobel and daughters. Myrnice Ott from Belleview stayed with Alicta Wilson. Ott and Wilson are Eudora High freshmen. Margaret Spitzli of Eudora visited her parents. Walter Wilson joined the Spitzli gathering. Easter guests at Chas Osher included W Casper and family and N Numan and family from Kansas City, plus Mrs Jay Scofield and others.
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Eudora
Evabell
Alice Marie Kindred
Arleta
Nevieve Wilson
Ruby
Robert Neis
Vernetta
Delmer Spitzli
Leone
Roscoe Parker
Ruth Neis
Ezviel Broer
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Margaret Everley
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Cole
Arvin Weston
Delene Bowen
John Howen
Weaver
Greta Spitzli
Anora
Leroy Wallace
Homer Broer
Carla Westerhouse
Lewie Lee
Kathaleene Broer
Carl Westerhouse
Miss Schellack
Weaver School
Kaathaleene Broer
Harold Gleason
Frederick
Herman Johanning
Robert Heason
Oscar Flory
June Willliams
Frances Heaston
Helen Heaston
Quenemo
Herchel Ulrich
Keith Ulrich
Colnny
H. H. Ulrich
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Hapewell
Pleasant Grove
Openell
Lois
Clara
Arthur Bernitz
Minnie Kurtz
Helen Strobel
DeSoto
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Belleview
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Ott
Wilson
Eudora High School
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Spitzli
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New Tooth Powder Holds Teeth Tighter and Longer
A new delightful powder keeps false teeth from rocking slipping or dropping with no pasty taste. It gives confidence all day. Available from Round Corner Drug Store or your druggist. Three nizes.
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Round Corner Drug Store
Proposals Arrive as New Worker Faces Gossip
A quick exchange between a manager and Miss Smith reveals tension over time spent on appearance. The stenographer notes she has received proposals from both the chief clerk and the cashier within her first week, highlighting office flirtation and workplace dynamics.
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Stenog
Brown
Lonion
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