Pleasant Grove News Shows Busy Summer Social Life
Local notes recount Lawrence and Topeka visits, family gatherings, and Sunday church attendance. The community discusses haying, canning, and fruit production as fruit crops and gardens flourish. Several residents plan trips to Illinois and Indiana while Venus Saturn and other planets appear in the evening sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chukehbaugh
Lawrence
Eunice
Boland
Topeka
George
Hazel ‘Boland
Hibner
Reece Swinley
Herschel
Ulrich
August Roth
Henry
Arlie
Dan Flory
Claude
Mary Shoemaker
Asa Postma
Lone Star
Elmer Flory
Frank
Kansas City
Lawrence Road
Henry Flory
Dan Beeghley
Illinois
Nettie Flory
C.N. Peterson
Fannie
Wingert
Elmer
C. P. Hertzog
Maybell, Colb
Mr. Hertzog
Danforth Hills
Harvey Flory
Ezra Churchbaugh
Grove Store
Gwendolyn Pardee
Frances
Helen Heastom
Claude Flory
Grove
Venus
Satur
Jupiter
Mercury
Neptune
Uranus
Mars
Saturn
Farmers’ Union
Pitts’ Grove
Clyde
Doris Hiatte
Ita Blanche
Lucile
Campell
Charlie. Williams
Avery Hibner
Verde Neeley
Barni
Charlie Williams
Ira Flory
ER. S
Charlie
Leonard Williams
Jacobs
Wilow Springs
Baldwin
Efe
Mr.j
Lewis Churchbaugh
Lauraux
Telescope Legend Shapes Community Hymns and Local News
A historical note describes a church service with hymns for U. S. and church and mentions Miss Violet Shotwell as organist. It reports Herbert’s health, Frank Campbell’s return home, a Lawrence motorist, and Verne Neeley and his father working on the Elmer Flory house, all reflecting small-town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Jesus
Violet -Shotwell
Frank Campbell Ois
Lawrences
Verne Neeley
Elmer Flory
Community Club meets at Mrs Newt Hamlin home
The Community Club held its afternoon gathering at Mrs. Newt Hamlin’s home with five members and four guests. roll call featured favorite hymns, devotions led by Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Anderson, and guests noted. Refreshments included ice pone cake and wafers. next meeting location undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Hamlin
Dianna Winter
Milton Winter
Will Anderson
Shipman Garter
Ruth and
Christeen Sehroyer
Dave Anderson
John Anderson
Milton Win‘ter
Anderson
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen Elizabeth
Arnold Ransdell
Shipman Carter
Shin Winter
Burlington
Kansas
Allen Young
Charles Sehon
Lecompton
Herbert
Sanford Farm
Charlie Wells
Springs
Lorenz Banks
Myr
George
Banks
Megill
John Banks
Herman Banks
George Banks
George Miller
Birthday Club
Star Neighborhood
Paul Winter
Helen
Laura’ Winster
W. A. Colman
al Smith
Brackett
Elizabeth Seetin
Perry
Ed Seetin
Guy Bigsby
Charles Winter
Paul Winters
Lake View
Theatter
Claires Wells
Ben
Victor Spingler
Singer Sewing Co Agents Visit Valley Grove
Valley Grove residents report Singer Sewing Machine Company agents in town Tuesday to market machines. Local visits include Eleanor Champion and others, with social calls on Ward and Petrie families. Peaches are being canned as households stay busy. several local residents attend Old Settlers in nearby Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Lawrence
Singer
Eleanor Champion
Lottie Ward
W. C. Stewart
Milfred
Doyle Fdens
Richard Petrig
Fred Champion
Charley Thornton
B. W. Erwin and Son
Elizia Stewart
Iva Ward
CC. G. Petrie
Oskaloosa
Douglas
Lottie Viets
Frederick Harold
Evelyn Champion
Adelyn Victs
Lottie
Fannie Eggert
Richard Petrie
Blaydie Edmonds
Leavenworth
William Hamilton
Frank Champion
Ira Ward
W. GC. Stewart
Thomas
Winifred Thiry
Shrout
Orin Smith
Dan Smith
Joe Edens
Lawrence Ward
Edmonds
Dan
Frank Shrout
Alfred Ward
Maydie
Edmonds and Sons
A . Wm. Norwine
J. C. Clares
Bryan. McGrew
Condo family to settle after visit with Lawrence friends
A string of weekend visits and farm chores fills the page as Dan Smith helped Jaekdens move toward a permanent home. Lawrence guests, cows afflicted with milk fever, and a notable ox drawn trek from Topeka to Manhattan highlight the rural community notes and travel tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Smith
Jaekdens
William Hamilton
Guy Shawson
Eagle Lake
Texas
Ray. Viets
Russell
Lawrence
Albert Ford
Soit
Fred Champion
Roland Smith
Richard Petrié
James Clare
Ozawkie Ta
FY Shaw
Otcuwkie
Joe Edens
J. C. Allen
Charley Jones
Roy Viets
Mr. Viets
Clint Viets
Billie Harding
Dauhters
Mc Louth
Mildred Harding
Glanche Stewart
Avis Tyerell
Charles Sewart
Cy. G. Petrie
Charley McGrew
Sam McGrew
Iowa
Veda Tedric
Margaret McGrew
McGrew
Lottie Ward
W. C. Stewart
Stella Stewart
Alfred Edmonds
Innes Champion
Clara, Champion
Ward
Champion
Succeed Where Doctors Fail Churubusco Woman Praises Vegetable Compound
Mrs Free Miner of Churubusco New York reports five years of backache under doctors care. After using Lydia E Pink ham s Vegetable Compound she feels relief and urges all women to try it. She notes it aids pregnancy and contains no harmful drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churubusco
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Free Miner
Box 102
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Miner
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Free Methodist
G. W. Griffith
The
Free Methodist Church
Woodland Park
Pleasant
Lone ‘Star
Rosie Peterson
Blanche Campeel Onard
Willow Springs
Lucile Campbell
Clarence Campbell
Sandy
Joe Bleakley
Herschell Ulrich
Omaha
Cliff Ellis
Eddie Jarhoe
Lincoln
Neb
Haying
Rev
Enyeart
High Prairie Church
J. 8. Plaskett
Astrophysical Observatory
Victoria
B. C
Eben Anderson
Wm. Stone
George Gentry
la Crosse
Gladys Hoyle
Richhkind
Paul Laptad
Agnes
Pauline Sind
Carrol
Ruth
Christeen Schroyer
Gay McClanahan
George Miter
Mary
Joe Harrison
Herman Transmeier
Joséphine
Ladies’ Aid
Prescott, Underwood
Mary Anderson
R. W. Gorrill
Edith Banks
Gladys Heys
Richland
Merrel Taylor
Willis Colman
Elsworth
Aileen Colman
Gus
Ellsworth
Gage Park
Entre Nous Club
Mae Seetin
Josephine
McClung
Lelia Banks
Kans
Stephen Gentry
Dr. Kerr
Council Grove
Mrs. Murray
McCracken
Ship Winter
Charles Wills
George Carter
Ed. Lown
Godie Allen
Valley Grove
Everett True
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Manhattan
Oreron
J. C. Berrang
Connecticut
California
Fritz
Eagle “Mikado
Bleee
Perea Rice
Aesyous
Cee Eda
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Cutiura
W. C. Tanner
Columbia
Springfield
Ohio
Astras
Ry Sas
Taleurs
Bseie
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