Out door meeting honors and social items at McKitrick home
Wallace W C T U holds an annual outdoor meeting on the McKitrick lawn with officers elected Mrs W A Dunn president Mrs Thomas Popplewell secretary and Mrs Edward McKitrick treasurer Memorial services for Mrs Moon followed. A social hour featured a three course lunch Birthday party for Alice Marie Meyn drew sixteen children and a pink framed cake. Other notes include farewell for Miss Gladys Hobbs and a motor trip update plus multiple church and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. C. T
Wallace W. G. T. Uy
Edward McKitrick
Walnut
Miggle
W. A., Dunn
Thomas’ Popplewell
A. L. Perry
A. W. Lamb
Alice Marie Meyn
Marion Springer
Marion Vincent
Fred Stubeck
Maude Mary
Edward Rasold
Wayne Alphin
Rachel Virginia St. Clair
Carol
Winifred Tardner
Betty Lou
Alphin
Cretoria Smith
Edith
Hazel
Glenna Davis
Ruth Mills
Nadine Stewart
Meyn
Hogan Bell
Frieda Meyn
Kansas City
Local residents noted on various business trips and visits
Multiple individuals from Kansas City, Bonner Springs, Vinland, Humboldt, Wichita, and nearby towns traveled for business or visiting relatives in Lawrence. Notable names include T. N. Smith, Rev E E McAfferty, Miss Margaret Wilfinger, Mrs Ernest Mason, and Carl L Walker among others. Transfers include a Yale student returning from Halloween Kansas and Mrs Duffy Hardie reporting her husband’s medical operations in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Smith
Kansas City
Gus Wahl
Bonner Spring
E. E. McAfferty
McLouth
Kansas
Ernst
Marghret Wilfinger
Osie Tlaughlin
Vinland
Elizab Ethel Kindred
Ernest] Mason
B. Edwin Lang
Dorothy Maxine Holcom
Girard
Herbert Fitz
Elizabeth Evans
Green Mountain Falls
Colorado
Clover May Paulsen
Humboldt
Nebraska
Margaret Graeber
Wichita
Oklahoma
N. C.bulis
Mildred
R. C. Bulis
E. H. Eberhart
Lawrence
D. C. Grinnell
T. A. Undertown
Excelsior Springs
Grinell
Carl L. Walker
Hallowee
New Haven
Connecticut
Yale
H. F. Tess
Conway
Ark
Baldwin Oie
Hess
The
Kansas State Normal Schools
Marie Duffy Hardie
W. E Harding
Ottawa
Ottawa Hospital
Valley Grove News Sparks From Rural Roadside Notes
A fragmentary rural column reports weather rainfall, threshing duty, and farm activity. People like Orin Smith and Ray of Oskaloosa plan to bring a threshing machine. McLouth sends carloads to Lawrence. Sunday travelers marked by joyriding and visits to Olathe and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucay
Bel
Smith
Frey
Ira Wai
Freq Champion
Ain
Mr. Ray
Oskaloosa
McLouth
Lawrence
McLouth Motor Cars
Orin Smith
C. G. Petrie
Fee
Candy
Jee Edens
C. G. Peanis
Otis Burdick
Hold Up Plot Reports On Country Drive Near No 3 School
A Hutchings party driving south of No 3 school house reports a suspicious car passing at speed then parking by a hedge lights out. A man with a heavy false beard appeared, signaling to stop, and the car followed briefly before the Hutchings vehicle sped away. The incident remains uncertain on whether a hold up occurred. Police investigation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucky Street
Hutchings
No. 3 School House
Mr. Hutchings
Rotary Visit Plans for Ottawa Fal All Rotary Week
Rotary committee develops plans for visit to Ottawa Fal and an all Rotary week event. R C Manley 21 chairs educational committee with district convention duties. Kiwanis and Chamber join Franklin county fair attendance. luncheon at noon precedes departure for Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Lawrenc Club
Ee Rotary-Anns
R. C. Manley
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County
Rotary Club
Willl
Ottawa
Community meeting highlights local park improvements and plans
Ernest Young described an Ozarks motor trip while Herbert Hungerford discussed use of the local tourist park where twenty to thirty cars park nightly. He urged better waste disposal and a possible shower bath. John Bell proposed a Baldwin shelter house. A committee including Hungerford and Bell will study these ideas. Tomorrow is dollar day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Military Academy
Ernest Young
Ozarks
Herbert Hungerford
John Bell
Baldwin
Mr. Himgerford
Bell
Boy Lured by AI Seeks Missing Boy Near Mississippi Street
A garbled note describes a boy lured by artificial intelligence to a location near Mississippi Street. The report names the boy as the son of Mr and Mrs Lou Broos and mentions a five year old. No further verifiable details or locations are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Broos
Missisippi
Streets
Women Overwork And Silent Suffering From Household Demands
A column discusses how women shoulder endless home duties and pains while seeking relief from remedies like Lidia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It also notes local services such as a cream station, a long serving pharmacist, jewelry repair, and tailoring ads amid fragmented notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surite Su
Lidia E. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misa Hobbs
Methodist Guild
Helen Clark
Mary Clark
Illinois
Gladys Hobbs
Dayton
Ohio
Miss Hobbs
Miss Hill
Kanas City
Guild
Charles Radelif
Earl Stanton
Tedowstone Park
Sut Lake City
Cheyenne
Etaho
Boh Matkins
K. U
Phi Gam
Estes Park
Woodland Park
Charles Dews
Miller
Mehouth
Louis Eastman
John Weibel
J. W. Rice
Knowledge Hill
A. D. Rice
T. Ritchie
W. H. Rice
Methodist Sunday School
Florence Elsey
Mississippi
Woman's Auxiliary of the American, Legion
South Park
Christian Church
women of the _Christian Church
California
James Little
Lbis Little
Los Angeles
Normal Institute
Chris Schaake
Lutheran Missionary Society
Capper
Arthur Capper
Capitol
Valley ‘Grove
Mme.’ Thurn
Flarry Hutchings
J.b.edwards
J. E. Dir
Memphis Tennesee
Clark Pring
William Ward
Council Grove
Main
George Houk
Optiéi
Gustafson
Ise
Optometrist
Shimmons
Lowersock Theatre
Jome
Paris Coutieriers
America
Drescher
Dellar
Pee
W. 7Th Street
Griffin Coal Company
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence Cream Company
Roger R Evans
Mary Klump
Allentown
Costa Rica
Amon
Seanamy
Protch
Mass. St
Gt. Mason
Ecent
Chun
John
Lorain
Ee B
Journal-World
Bnd Ullndt Modan
Savings Bank
Varsity Theatre
Iso Mermaid
Hutchings & Bigge
Kane
Hoelar
Pharje I Kang
Mass
Rey Ll
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