Local High School Events and Musical Gala Report
Readable fragments describe high school activities in Valley Falls and nearby areas. Notes mention students attending events, an orchestra, basketball and track results, and a De Luxe theater musicale with pianist George Newell of Baldwin. Also referenced are family visits, a hospital stay, and Rally Day activities, with multiple communities and individuals named.
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Rhine
Awl B. A.G. Smith
Attian
George Huddleston
Marlin MecReight
Ie St. Patrick
Colonial Bs
McKeight
Buck
Daughtr
Barbara
Topeka
Griege
Basin Valley
Thelma
Lowe
Lone Star
Kta
White
Een Guess
Mie Shrader
Davis
Kaen Banch
Aig
Leavertot
Miss Barry Ad
I'ree
Trundle
High Duke
Fred Barr
Russelors
Om Sored Barr
Russell
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Valley ‘Falls
de Luxe
George Newell
Baldwin
Newell
Bohne
Homer
Behanami
Etereand
Downing
Jpro
Small
Toveka
Tochester
Hinn
Clyde
Joe
Local Notes On School Exams and Socials In May
A rural community page details students taking eighth grade tryouts and a high school play Invincible Jones with a full cast. Local families attend recitals, weddings, and Church events while the track meet at Valley Falls is set for May 13 with the high school band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Keeling
Géoree Sloop
Uxer
Leicester
Mary V0atrick
Liberty
Frank Insley
Arthur Gentry
Ben
Otcher
Ozawkie
Newell
James Gibson
Lee
Salina
Alley
Roscoe Jenkins
Jenkins
Roscoe
Marvin Jenkins
Topeka
Charlie Blevins
Kansas_ City
Blade
Martha Blevins
M.escence
John Roberts
Mctweight
Kansas
Pnto
Invincible Jones
Gene Keers
Prof. Goodly
Manley Schenck
Mrs. Goodly
Della Larner
Antony Goodly
Don Huddleston
Richard Heatherly
Russell Decker
Goodly
Minerva
Marjorie
Fern Crawford
Virginia Davis
Cissy
Ward
Myrtle “Rogers
Hel
Fatty's Good in Broad Comedy Travelin Bates
A brief theater note previews Fatty Arbuckle style broad comedy on a traveling troupe. Bates leads a lively performance across towns, delivering slapstick routines and musical interludes that draw curious crowds and warm notices.
Brackett Community Notes Highlight April Activities
Brackett residents closed a successful school term with a picnic dinner April 22 at the Edison music event courtesy of Mr. Arnott. Miss Susie Lowman led pupils to the museum April 27. Final exams at the courthouse honored Marjorie Lee Murray Snow and Allan Kirby. Community clubs held April meetings with social hours, fund contributions, and program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Lowman
Brackett
Arnott
Edison
Miss Lowman
Marjorie Lee
Murray Snow
Allan Kirby
Jerry Lyons
Den
Williamstown Notes and School Changes
Miss Elsie White and her brother Vernion White visit in Sa ina Kansas as Williamstown closes the school last Friday. A noon basket program followed by an afternoon performance impressed attendees. Hazel Leger hired for the primary class and Ethel Dick for the second term. Susie Humphries visits Meriden. S. M. Webb couple moves to Perry from their former home. Fannie Abbott improves and is up. Hobart Stallard and spouse mentioned in passing.
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Elsie White
Vernion White
Saina
Kansas
Williamstown
Basket Sinner
Hazel Leger
Ethel Dick
Susie Humphries
Meriden
S. M. Webb
Perry
Uintil
Fannie Abbott
Hobart Stallard
Local Social Notes and Health Update
Miss Rose Webb and Hugh Kyle drove to Meriden Sunday for a bailgame. Mrs L L Sehneck has recovered from sciatic rheumatism. Miss Rennie Tray spent Monday with home folks then returned to Lawrence Tuesday evening. Bill Whitlock suffers rheumatism in ankles and feet and may be unable to work for two to three months. Rabbi Hunter motored to Lawrence Wednesday. Elmer Parnell returned from Coffeyville where he has been playing tall. George White remains unable to work due to recent hard illness. Frank Colby visited his parents Mr and Mrs J Le Parnell. Mr and Mrs Geo White motor to Lawrence Wednesday. Henry Lescher has been poorly since returning home.
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Lawrence
Elmer Parnell
Coffeyville
George White
Frank Colby
J. le Parnell
Geo. White
Henry Lescher
Olive Tablets Offer Relief for Liver and Bowels
Thousands suffer stomach upset due to liver and bowels not functioning. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets calm the liver, aid digestion, reduce bad taste and coating, and are a vegetable remedy without stomach cramps. Take one or two at bedtime to eat what you like.
Dr Doran to Visit Lawrence for Free Consultations
Renowned physician Dr Doran plans a one day visit to the Plirdke Hotel in Lawrence on Monday May 2 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. He offers free examinations with charges only for treatment if chosen. He travels to cities to provide medical access locally and will not operate for several listed chronic conditions.
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Dy. Doran Ign
State of
Kansas
Dr. Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Eatonic Promises Quick Relief For Indigestion
Mrs Hicks and G F Hicks endorse Eatonic tablets for stomach issues. The ad claims four tablets after meals prevent discomfort, improve digestion, and offer rapid relief by neutralizing acidity. It urges readers to test the product and carry a box for travel.
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Recommen
G. F. Hicks
Eatonic
Douglas County Commissioners Bills Allowed April 1921
Report lists audited payments from Douglas County Board in April 1921 including bridge work, road dragging, office supplies, salaries, witness fees, and various contractors. Notable names: Carter F. L. Trent, Casper C. A., Branson Walter, Gillum H. I., Robinson Jas., Menger L. H., Hart, Eastman Geo., and many others. Total amount approved appears substantial. itemized entries cover construction, maintenance, and clerical costs.
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Board OF County Commissioners OF
Douglas County
Carter
F. L. Trent
Afr
Amlement
Casper
C. A
Thos
Pease Co
Bouton
Chair
Sworke
Branson, Walter
Arthur Softies
Jaedicke
F. W
Robinson
Jas
Rudolph
Vo Ar Grazeyns
Sehwars
C. G
Drascing Road Menger
L. Hj
Galary
John
McNeil
Rockhold
A. Drageinggm
Dragging Road
Carl
Naler
Cacar
Miller
J.C
Steele
Ham
Mackey
Fred
Rand
Clare Landis
E. S
Tooth
Gentry
S. M
Howman
Geo
Westfall
Gea- 'Ehel
Selary
Murphy
Aalagy
Sutton
Wolfs Hook
Office Bup - Co
Ry Garber
J. A
Fritzel
John Tubercular
Wilson
Gibler
Brune
Geo. C
Harris
J. D
Read
The
Gates Office
Breas
Lobler
J. S
Pellett
Nuhne
Lilie
van Tries
Dragging Harbour
Dreesinnderson
Bersoe
Hoover
Otis E
Hanson
J. L
Wiman Sanders
C. B
Patterson
Fort
Mutual
Off Co
Hockinson
Kons
Buchhelm
Wo F
Grayson
Wee
Lawrences
Griffin
Bbriehi
Deter
Constalio
Dion
Justier
Arity
Aries
Withers
Winchen
Dickerson
Harre
Peren
Stanford & Wing
Hivker
Ald. & Son
Grocerive
Hersoni
Lune
Ryelbrees Wens
I. TL
Wini Statistics
Cites Water Dept. Water Co
Simt
John W
Jastic Vaart Vonter
Sauild
Dees Mitenis Herring
Ste Houry
Ailier
Lower Miller
B.C
Fee Weyermill
Harey
Tiime
Gev
Kanens KY. Co
Guetafaon
Phillips
Covener
Mary
Lark
Leei Starane Co
Dai
J. Insurance Prem- Co
Calion Tran W. & Mig. Co
Smith
Jas. W
Baldwin City
Herteides Sem? Co
Prose Seed Douglas Co
Farm Bureau
Johns
Teneka
ZaAtl
Wal
Rawans City
Osawatomie
Faunirs
Hutchinson Johns
Dake
Hatfier Bi
Lawrence Typewriter Co
Tor
the World Co
Ee Carter
Eriksen Furn. Co
Sizer
G. OL
Hame
Shefer
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Inmates List for Douglas County Home Read March
State of Kansas Douglas County records list inmates for the Douglas County Home during March. Subscribed and sworn before the county clerk on April 1, 1921, by Geor ge C. Brune, county clerk, with Supt. Gd. C. Stzer signing.
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Douglas County
State of Kansas
State of
Kansas
County of
Douglas
C. Stzer
Geo, C. Brune
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Alvina Starlight
Mildred Roberts
Thomas Holder
Floyd Wellin
Win
Bighee
Dan
Grange
Lone Tree School
Vote Wellman
Wellsman
Mabe
Leah
William Sutton
Jennie
Ottawa
Prof
Hine
Agin
Rev
Vigour
F. Il. Roberts
Bing Patrick
Lago
Mary Morrow
James Morrow
Galli Curei
LO. G. F
Rebecce
Stave Aszembek
Tassilay
MindeCtung
Taylor
M. LB. Bosics
So. Wari
Mari
Wilma
Tme
Kirby-Kasman
Kirby
Sylvandirave
Kan
Paul Rudiger
Hyuil
Recreation Club
Fen Bonday
Keifre
McCluts
Alfred Ruligos
L-Santer TS
Dr. Edwards
Eree
Pliridke Hotel
the Commissioners of
Douglas ‘County
Speicher
Chaz
Hutenti
W. T
Metentt
Anderson
Elmer
C. Drune
Asme a.Gh
Ency
G. C. Biber
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Kane Tugel
Ellen
Kane
UL “Mattle J. Warren Awhite
Josephine Wallace Ito
Julia
Monéna Gibbons
Frits Pulvermun
John Chance
Paul Selders
Edwin Harding
Wiliams
Dam Skinner
Fiugh ‘Oibert
Rolin T. Cook
M. Good
Loven Woods
White M. le Good
Nick. Ruesch
Ray Wiha
Robert Robertson
C. Sizer
Hunnicutt
Bizer
Othia
County Cleri
Strong Grocery
J. Pierson
Farmers Union Grocery
Kress
Unio
Henry Shirac
Toba Oie
Yuu
Molile Tucker
Mahala Brown
Cassie Hitt
A. N. White
Mary Lutz
A. T. ‘Langley
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Garfield ‘Marahsil
Caroline Faggerell
George
Laura Ann
Ames Albertson
Mary Pore
Dave Bitott
Nancy Smith
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