Local Social Notes Show Visits Across Olathe and Nearby
Olathe residents and relatives from nearby towns share visits and callers throughout the week. Mrs. Clarke Boane and Nuria host gatherings with Charlie Wilson and Harold White joins, while Walter Harbour and Myr visit in Eudora and nearby households report Thursday through Sunday calls. Various kin, including Ethel, Carol Martin, and Miss Marie Bluse, drop by last names noted with hospitality and friendly chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hall
Olathe A Who
Nuria
Clarke’ Boane
Mase
Charlie Wilson
Plin White
Harold
John Garret
Walter Harbour
Eudora
Saily
Schutz
Tami
Edward Martin
John Shanti
Leop
al Rats
Mi Es
Ethel
Carol Martin
Hime
Myr
T. K. Davis
Robert-White
Chas Reemhers
Harry Welsh
Kelim Novthraly
Charlie Boone
Marie Bluse
Aids
Charlie Moane
Robert Whit
Evelyn
Peter Iraher
Leesis
al P
Ma Chaplé Wilswit
Max Tin Wiite
Nese
Ball
Phowins
Moses
Ned Aind
Dolly
Mloydadind
Geneva
Evelyn White
Fame Selina
Ana
Jers
Eri
Fae
Ainta
Community Social Notes In Lawrence Area
The column records a flurry of visits and calls among residents and families in Lawrence and surrounding areas. Frequent mentions include Mrs. Lindsay and Mr. Eaton visiting in town, rehearsals and meetings of the Kanwaka Literary Club, and social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Colman and Mrs. Bigsby. Several locals travel to Kansas City, Olathe, and Topeka for visits, church events, and funerals, with a focus on friendly exchanges, hosting duties, and ongoing community ties.
Clinton Items and Local Social Notes
Miss M A Woidwsend returns home from a month in California. The Missions Society met Friday with Mrs Ema Cummings at Belvoir. Miss Ad spent time in Dean with Lawrence Tein Mas. Woodward's house noted. Agnes Allan stayed with Harvey Barlan. Mr and Mrs Pant and Nelsons visited Monday. Spointspider spent last week visiting relatives. Woodward of Boelydik spent time with Paul Gardier. Lawrence called by Ayra Bobile Cummings Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred Jamsepbroder and children at Bulk took dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bus Charlie Jamsebroader and Mrs Bead and Mrs Rus Ling.
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My. Dent Parnessnl
Tanti
Barnes
Walter ix
Ebbeis
War City
He” Tung
K W. Yoon
Clete
Kansas
Ci Sud
M. Ly Willis
Laserehes
Thest
McCormick
Winnifred
Yoomin’s
Francis Brown
Ad- Buckminister
Lawrence
le Bigsby
Marea
Sanjay
Mas
Sieho Levedio
Ferdinand Buefshelm
J ‘Phemee
Ida Buehheim
Nellie van Neste
Nelli¢ van Neste
Colingus
Eve Clits
Clsi
Gitt
Sanders
Petetish
Howe
Will
Aiffertyman
Ain
Brigde- MN
New York
Ton
Aln
Poppins Lidisina
Dar Avelu
Peienia
Alter Richards
Lawrenen
Ibiy
More Colman
Myryd Coboun
Virginia Marmaaket
S.myers
Omaha
B Wood
Megs
Wood
XM Myers
RoYand Colman
W 4
Colman
Fopoka
Boot Murray
Fopeka
Kaniwaka
Prank Topping
Righard
Mgr
AL Woppins
Ceorge Dews
Nico
Slr
Robison
AR Joh Buchheim
Lee Cas
Miss Robison
Shield
Thich Bros
Bughheim
May ‘Petefish
Law' Belvoir
Cussinins
Aviris
Plaskett
Thomas
Brown
Renee Is
Petefish
Rubison
Elyil
Robigon
Rosclle Ressell
Myre
Led
Pete Sh
Clinton
Thorning
Charles Wonder
Lovsh
Russell
White
Do Barth
de. Nod Migs. Reagh
George Warner
Cone Star
Manghally
M.A. Woidswend
California
Missions ’ Society
Afel
Nemias Ginter
Molle Mal
Pu Riditk
Spipsehroder
Woodward
Boelydik
Conine
Pan
Gardier
Rean
Lawrener
Ayra Bobile
My. Aid
Charlie Xa
Bead
Rusling
Jeavenworth
Lansing
Lousitus
Banks
Alys
Carey
Vais Vestun
Texas
Pete Boyle
al Hak
Vit
J. We Flaberson
Driends
Ale Lay Wes
Wudnesidas
Lawrenes
Dan E. Park
Deane
Eatoe
Praia Olathe
Tate
Stark
Nehie Burke
Rat
Aare
Jenssa Agihur Mischek
Oskalooss
Hipriday
Qld
Rohe
Cape Ray
Itehlow
Colorado
Frank Casey
Miss. Bells
Howley
Miles City
Ayland, Okey
SiMe P. Fowler
A. F. Alveson
Roy
Ron Stalens
Wehildren
Mars
Ed Selkins
Ellen Selkins
John Yost
Kala
J. V. Sharkey
Tom Swales
James
Kansas City
Rogers
Iss Corinne
Sigel families visit Ottawa and nearby towns
SIGEL residents and relatives led a weekend trip to Ottawa visiting Clara and friends. Grover Ulvieh and Mrs. Robinson spent a Pecant Grove outing, while Misses Helen and Dorothy Tlickook visited Mae Peter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillishy Richardson
Helen Sanders
Helen
Dorothy Tlickook
Mae Peter
Vestor Robisnan
Tevampion Ted
John Robison
Kimmouls
Local social round up with many named visitors and visits
A long fragment lists numerous individuals and families visiting and hosting events over a period. Names include Mr and Mrs, Miss, and various last names. Activities mention Sunday and Wednesday visits at home and to others, with scattered references to towns and houses. The text reads like a community social ledger with many unclear fragments.
Local visitors stop by Hack residence on Thursday
Alt ham Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hack called at the G Seluwartz home Thursday morning Miss Hulda and Adwek Seluwartz and Mrs Alt and son visited with Mrs Hack Friday afternoon The actors visited with Mrs Hack Friday afternoon.
Man Found Dead Near Perry City Sparks Local Inquest
A man over sixty identified as Hrans a noted local figure was found dead yesterday in Michael’s field south of Perry after an examination by Coroner Lowry of Wesley Falls. Death ruled from heart failure. He had left town around 10:60 last night while walking home with groceries. authorities are filing an inquest and local notices publish various community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Evans
Perry
Michael
Lowry
Wesley Falls
Evans
Walter
Hedi
Ivsa
Delaware
Efe
Out
Here
Lecompton
Kaw
Retired man Delbert sets home after visit near Bethel
Fragmentary text notes a Delbert, a retired man, visiting near Bethel with vague references to a meeting, Dr. Dean AM, and Gunsterly. The garbled OCR lacks coherent events or dates to confirm specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aod Ab Delbert
Ft Ae
Dean AM. Albright
Bethel Suu
Health of Turkish troops at Gallipoli and Dardanelles reported good
Dispatch from Constantinople notes the Turkish forces are well cared for at Gallipoli and Dardanelles hospitals. It praises hospital hygiene, cleanliness, and food. Reinforcements and vaccination efforts are described as effective, with no major outbreaks among front-line troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Gulfipoli
Dardanelles
Assyehiod
Curtespwitden
Enn
Jae Wal Pratt
Vaud
Turkey
Mies
Wine and War Worsen European Wine Trade in 1915
The article notes the 1915 wine vintage facing wartime pressures across France Germany and Italy. It discusses favorable weather contrasted with labor shortages and German requisitioning, causing domestic wine production to shift. Cheaper wines rise in price while high end stocks remain constrained as imports from Italy and Austria fluctuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Aigne
Moselle
Lee
TTS
Searea
Gre Yiur
Ceah
Fuaieyy
Diney Sds
Genele
Ilyr
Brily
Tso
France
Ain
Betheve
Mts Tak
Austria
Germany
Fragmentary OCR Reader on Beer Glasses and War Loan Cost
A garbled OCR snippet discusses beer glasses and war loan values with scattered phrases. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving an incoherent mired note about quantities and costs without context or verifiable details.
Will Put In Morwer Front Phisium In Boston Area
A deteriorated building at Eighth and Massachusetts is set for a 2500 dollar modernization funded by Charles Chichilla. The project will remodel the entire Front from cornice to basement, modernize the facade, eliminate the Massachusetts street, and create a new ground floor access. The contract is not yet let, with work expected next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phisium
Eighth
Massachusetts
Charles Chichilla
Iriek Bupingss
Biehth
Massachusetts’ St
Nature's Safe Blood Remedy S S S Card claims 50 years use
An advertisement touts S S S as a purely vegetable blood remedy for rheumatism catarrh scrofula skin diseases and other blood disorders. It argues herbs roots and barks purge poisons and cleanse the system safely unlike mineral tonics. Claims nationwide recognition and invites inquiries to S S S Co Atlanta Ga.
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Iime
S. S
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