Van Neste Gifted Ground for Memorial on Victory Highway
Mr and Mrs H G Van Neste offer a plot of ground at the Douglas Leavenworth corner for a memorial market along the Victory highway. The project includes a parkway with seats and a drive, a bronze eagle marker on native stone, and a local club plan to care for the space. Funds target 1500 dollars, with about half raised, and a Decoration Day installation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. van Neste
Victory Highway
Douglas
Leathenworth
Ibi
New York
San Francisco
Mle
Paris Styles Grow Softer for Spring Fashion
Paris fashion houses unveil mid season collections favoring feminine silhouettes and softer fabrics for spring. Taffeta declines while crepe satin and faille gain prominence. lipstick red fades as yellow and green rise. Necklines relax, hems loosen, with hand trimming and fuller hems shaping the look for resort wear and evening dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Faille
First Health Center to Be Held Tuesday at New York School
A survey of pre school health centers under the Parent Teacher Associations proceeds in New York City districts. New York School will host the first health center of the year with examinations to be held in school buildings on December 6 and following days. Women census workers and volunteers discuss shifting supervision from city hall to schools and eventual paid stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York School
Parent- Meacher
New York/ School
Toj
City Hell
Choo
New York
fcAllaster
Inclini¢Y
Amcoln
Ordtey
Incy
Aean Association of
Ince
Apple Dumpling Crust and Filling Guide
A fragment describes making apple dumplings with a short crust. Steps mention rolling, filling with sugar butter and cinnamon, placing apple in center, and folding edges to seal. The text is incomplete but indicates the basic technique for preparing apple dumplings.
Helping Honewelr Sunday Tea Menu and Prohibition Reflections
A scanned page blends Home Economics recipes with a political speech advocating prohibition. It lists dishes such as Watermelon Pickles Cheese Biscuits Pham Jelly Oats Cake and Apple Dumplings with detailed sauce and crust methods, then shifts to a public domain essay arguing that prohibition benefits working families and citing property gains and home ownership, followed by more recipes and crowding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honewelr
W C T U Edited by Mrs O Jacqmain in Atlanta column
A note from the W C T U edited by Mrs O Jacqmain appears in the Atlanta column. The piece discusses the living conditions of working people and the rising appreciation for reforms since liberalization is described as a growing love among the working class in Atlanta, a major southern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sis
Children Should Not Bear Adult Burdens Too Soon
Editorial urges protecting children from parental worries and financial strain. It warns that exposing a six year old to a fractured home, money worries, and harsh criticism harms the child’s happiness and development, advocating age appropriate nurturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrea
Daddy
High Prairie Social Roundup and Visits
High Prairie residents share Friday and weekend visits among families including the Newlands, Lawsons, Daniels, Florys, and Hulrichs. Numerous gatherings occur at Clyde Parke, Claude Williams, and Elmer Daniels homes. Funeral attendees for Mrs. Sarah Barnhart are noted, with travel to Baldwin shoppers and local exchanges mentioned.
December Prairie social page mixes locals and liens
A fragmented club page lists residents visiting, dining, and hosting events at the Prairie area. Names include Algy Herrington, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, Evelyn Burch, Hank Evans, and many Hadl, Wingert, and Deay family members with errands, dinners, and farm visits noted through counts of local houses and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mr. Wiggins
Algy . Herrington
Mrs. Shaw
Shawville
Herr Bara
Mrs. Burch
Evelyn Burch
Algy T
Hank Evans
Prairie
Jalzitys Puckett
Mike Hadl
Viola
Erma
Glenn
Rosatelle Hadl
Tom Koehler
Clinni
Hawk Hollow Community News From November Gatherings
HawK Hollow reports a trinket pie social at Hawk Hollow schoolhouse on November 27 led by teacher Mary Lenahan. Local clubs met including WCTU at Mrs Mar anville and Catholic Ladies at Lenahan sisters. Royal Neighbors held a meeting with special program and refreshments. Several residents visited kin in nearby towns and attended events such as the Royal Stock Show in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Leavenworth
Hawk Hollow
Mary Lenahan
Martin Thistlethwaite
Maranville
Catholic Ladies Club
Lenahan Sisters
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Harold Wickey
Jas. Good
Win
John Wickey
Walter Wickey
John Murphy
Jarbalo
Red Heywood
Kansas ‘City
F. L. Smith
Fairmount
Dan Ferris
Jens. Torneden
Emma Wickey
Frances O'Brien
Bert Kesslar
Kansas City
R. CG. Nance
Lawrence
Roy Wingrove
Charles Baldwin
Sam Haas
Mary Francis
D. J. Ferris
Tonganoxie
Pleasant Valley Community Club
Theo. Stoneky
Pees May Smith
the Agricultural Clues
I. .M.williamson
Rotary Club
Will Postma Threshing Party Name Attendents in District
Reported Monday threshing activity lists attendees including Frank Deay Lloyd Shuck George Van Housen Charles Shuck William Flory Abe Flory Hallie Hale Carl Van Housen Lloyd Beeghley and Art Davison. Additional notes mention the Hiatt family selling in Richland and a Sunday gathering at the Wingert home with Bir Art Davison Alpha Ezra Elmer Churchbaugh Donald and William Churchbaugh. Other Monday visitors to Mrs Will Postma and Florence include Wesbie Postma and Clara Dessie Perry Mrs Abe Flory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable
Mable “Wingert
Allie Hele
Irene
Dave Canda
Charlie Chammer
Lillian
Alda
Frank Deay
Billie Wingert
Basehor
Alda Brohammer
Florerice Postma
Lloyd Beegh
Eye
A.J. Flory
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
Ottawa
Oscar Shuck
Lawrence
Claude Wells
Charlie Brohammer
N. D. Messer
T. G. Hiatt
John Brohammer
Andrs
Hallie Haley
Trene
Godell
Dave Kesler
Will
Lloyd Shuck
George van Housen
Charles Shuck
George van House ‘En
William Flory
Abe Flory
Hallie Hale
Carl van Housen
Lloyd Beeghley
Art
Davison
Hiatt
Itni
Richland
Art Davison
Alpha
Ezra
Elmer
Churchbaugh
Donald
William Churchbaugh
William, Wingert
Wesbie Postma
Clara
Dessie
Perry
Abe
Flory
Valley Chapel Ladies Aid Bazaar Friday December 7 at school
Valley Chapel Ladies Aid plans a chicken supper bazaar at the school house on Friday evening December 7. Members hosted a meeting with Mrs. Ellis Bond and other attendees while children and others contributed by tying and hemming two comforts. Several members traveled to Colorado to support a ill mother of Mrs. Harry Bond. Local event featured a box and plate supper and a community program with songs recitations and a play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter
Sarah ‘Cutter
Grange Hall
Vinland
al Town
Martha Cutter Kely
Preritiss
Cutter Farm
Kansas
Coal Creek
Lawrence
No Name Club
Valley Chapel Ladies Aid
Ellis Bond
Lillie Ulrich
Gottlisb Neider
Murry Bond
Porter Bond
Rainh McNess
LeRoy’ Puckett
Solan Tucker
Elza Bond
Mary Frantz
John Dunn
Solan Markley
Mary Kathrine
John Banks
Jedies
Willis Denn
Eza Bond
Harry Bond
Colorado
Mya. Dunn
Mr. Bond
Oscar McNess
Washington Creek Achool
Jarre
Mr. Finney
Walter Thome
Alexander
Margaret Harper
Henneth Patrietts
Frances Ice
Cora
Ruth Harper
Johnnie
Jack Llewellyn
Roy Curtis
Fate Selig, Jr
Porter
Kenneth
Everett Bond
Leslie DeMerrit
Wm. Puckett
Sunday visits and school district notes in Valley Grove
Valley Grove reports Sunday visits among the Bonds and Wiggin families. Dwight Smith and Oscar McNees called at the Ellis Bond home. Superintendent O J Lane visited district 22 Tuesday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ellis Bond. attendees included Mrs Potter, Mrs Neitley, Mrs Porter, Mrs Bowen, and John Dunn. Florence Smith and Miss Smith’s relatives spent time at home. Oscar and Florence McNees shopped in Lawrence. Ellis Bond with Florence Smith and LeRoy Puckett shopped there Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Grove
Sun
Alvin ‘Bond
Marvin Bond
Everett Bond
Hond
Oscar Wiggins
Dwight Smith
Ellis Bond
O. J. Lane
Alvin Bond
Ladies Aid
Potter and Sons
Gottlib Neitley
Porter
Harry Bowen
John Dunn
LeRoy Pucettom
Oscar McNees
Florence Smith
Lawrence
LeRoy Puckett and
Confucius Seen Through Nationalist China Anew
Dr. H. H. Kung, a Confucian descendant and minister of industry, says Confucianism is a code of ethics not a religion. Despite nationalism promoting religious freedom, the influence of Confucius remains recognized though not worshiped as a state religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Confatius
H. H. Kung
K Ung
Hsianghsi
Kung Fa-tzu
Kung
Ogerlin
Yale
Dr. Kung
Also Mentioned on This Page
F S. Prentiss
Anna J. Prentiss
Martha Cutter Kelley
Tibratian Ali Vinland
H. G. van “Neste
Annie J. Prentiss
Annie Souie Vinland
Martha Cutter
Library Association
Coal Creek ‘Library Association
Gift Association
Philladelphia
Philadelphia
Gre Grady
J. F. Harris
Kentucky St
Charles L. Shiraz
Route 6
United States
Shim
Itone
W.C.T. U
Mrs. O Jacqmain
High Prairie
George Newland
Ivan
Leonard Newland
Frank, Williams
Roger
Erma Hee
Lula Newland
Dorothy Maxine Lawson T
Elmer Daniels
A. F. Lawson
Crawford Carcatyra
Clyde Pucket
Will Goodell
Mise
Gladys Puckett
Bert Sutton
Helen
Baldivin
Dorothy Maxine
Virginia Louise
Grandpa Lawson
Clyde Parke
Frank Williams
Roger Paley
Claude, Williams
Erma Hadl
Gladys
Olive Flory
Rosabelle
Jesse
Wingert
Leo
Merle
Gene
Lloyd
Grandpa
Grandma Wingert
Nellie Rush
Mar
Price
Virginia’ Louise
H. H. Ulrich
Geyer
Elmer Heaston
Edd Heaston
Frances
Robert Heaston
Marshall Churchbaugh
Joan
Edd, Heaston
Hi H. Ulrich
Paul
Central
Loren Williams
Loren
Virginia
Philip
Robert
June Williams
Carolyn
Hink
Allbaugh
Overbrook
Hesston
Monay
Ian Paul Ulrich
Clyde Puckett
High Prairie School
Angie Carr
Mariann Lou Waite
Waite
Nathan ‘Scroggs
Hester
Marshal Churchbaugh
Montgomery
Neva
Faye
Etta
Lewis Churchbaugh
Betty Stimpson
Neil A. Bartley
First Christian Church
Columbia
Valley Chapel
Pettit the
Ancient Sage of
Confucius
Lawrence Steam Laundry
N.H
Home Service and Laundry Co
13Th and Conn
Peoples State Bank
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