Missing Girls and Women in 1922 Reach 11,000 in Cities
New York reports show 11 000 plus girls and women missing in 1922 across 33 American cities with about 900 not located by year end. Travelers Aid figures from 37 cities total 31 638 missing or unaccounted, including 2 500 not found, while NY led with 2 446 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated ‘Press
Devemner
National Association of Travelers Aid |Societies
Npn
John R. Shillady
National Association
Chicago
Los Angeles
Phildelphia
Louis
Sanancisco
Detroit
John H. ‘Ayers
Bureau of Missing Persons
New York City
Fai
Ayers
Newrk City
United States
Clark Sentenced to Jail Over Disturbance at Mother's Home
Oscar Clark of Eudjors was sentenced to ninety days in the county jail and fined $190 and costs by Justice John Clark this morning for disturbing the home of his mother, Mary Clark. Similar charges against another Clark in a separate case alleged he moved furniture during the dispute. He was admitted to jail this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Clark
Eudjors
Stice
John Clark
Aita
Mary Clark
Iork
Clark
Thanksgiving notes from Yarnold and area gatherings
Local notices describe Thanksgiving events in Yarnold and surrounding area. Families visited, dinners held, and plans for Christmas activities, with mentions of residents traveling to Colby and Lawrence and church gatherings planned for mid December.
Baldwin News Highlights Thanksgiving Visits and Local Events
Baldwin residents shared Thanksgiving with relatives across Kansas, visiting in Lawrence and Kansas City while others returned home from Baldwin. Diphtheria quarantine at the Wilkins home eased as antitoxin aided a local child. several community members attended church programs, meetings, and Baker University activities. Local officials and educators participated in statewide events, with social clubs hosting gatherings and a Pleasant Valley school program planned for December 7.
Franklin school birthday party draws many area families
The Walnut Grove school hosted a birthday gathering Saturday evening with numerous attendees including Mr and Mrs Raite and families, Mr and Mrs Brown and families, Mr and Mrs Charles Whedon, and many others. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee were served as part of a busy social afternoon and evening in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove
Raite
Brown
Charles Whedon
Clarence Weeks
and Shirar
Henry Shirar
Ray Shirar
Charles Shirar
Charles Young
George Tuttle
James Childers
William McClintock
Paul ‘Segenhagen
M. Palmer
John
Minnie Garret
Laura Claxon
A. E
Henry Eggert
Lawrence
Robert White
Evelyn
Plin White
Kaw Valley
Jass
Capitola Fletcher and
Nelavanighn
Gentry
Samuel Fletcher
Johnston
Sibleyville
Newlin
Topek
D.C. Baby
I. Welsh
Wesley
Sherman Fletcher
Floyd Cox
Richard Sehneck Tundiey
Kansas
Oliver Schutz
Laird View
Michael Schutz
Tom Murphy
Lone Star
C. R. Coltr
Kansas City
Theodore Dayig
J. L.hoover
Law
George
Tuttle
Franklin
Se Col
Edward
Martin
Frank Walters
Bismark
A. E. Welsh
Tilson Cole
Walsh
Lisses Helen
Hazel Shiraz
J. M., Palmer
India
Warry McBroome
George Little
Independence Mission
D. €. Barr
Gus Wolfe
Samuel Fletcherland Family
Richard Schneck
Muncie -Kansas
Oliver Schatz
Lake View
Bertha Puckett
Walter
Ida
Will- McClintock
Henry Welsh
Local Social Roundup From Oakridge and Surroundings
Community notes from Oakridge and nearby towns recount gatherings at homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter Tehs and Mrs. Geo Dews, visits by Rev. Burt of Commerce and Miss Hattie Rinehart, Thanksgiving activities, school events, and a late November social at the home of Mrs. Charles Vay with a program led by Miss Nottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro) Milwr
Business’ College
Lawrence
Mosday
Herbert Merbes
Okhoma
Chester Tehs
Glen Michael l
Membes
Charles Vay
Myrgle
Deertrail
Kansas City
Bereiter
Harley Armstrong and Son
George Stanwix
Stanwix
Mirs
Rey
Burt
Commerce
Oklahoma
Hattie Rinehart
Frank Leonhard
Yohnie Morgan
Will Hayden
Hayden
Armbrose Bigsby
Barker
Margaret of Lawrence
J. C. Herriott
Herriott
Topeka
Willard Morgan
Heartey
Buchiem
Bismanic
L. M. Walters
Myrtle Walters
Ray Walters
Martin
Lecompton Social Notes Include School Program and Visits
Lecompton residents shared a Sunday with family and friends as Mr and Mrs McCall of Lawrence visited with relatives. A grade school program Saturday evening funded the piano fund. Union services at Radical Church drew a large crowd with University workers present. Dorothy Drake chauffeured girls to the Banks home for the event. Joseph Mohatt, born New York July 17 1840, died at his Lecompton home November 39 1988 at age 84 years 4 months 2 days after a long marriage to Caroline Hatcher since 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians Church
Virginia Walters
Lawrence
Mrs Knop
Johnnie Strong
Wellsville
Fred Strong
Leota
Frank’ Walters
Bertha Knop
Louise
Gertrude Knop
Harold Von_‘Gunten
Frank Leonhard
Herbert Nune
Rand
Will House
A. A. Green
Sanford Pheneeie
Kansas City
Will Green
A. A. Green Jr
Mary Nottingham
Willard Morgan
Nottingham
Sand
Arthur Leonhard
Doris Jellison
Tred Kiser
Harry Miller
Ester Sipes
Ellison
Fred Kiser
Ruby
Mr. Cash
Ruby Leonhard
Fred Miller
Eberhard
Roy McCall Land
Harry, McCall
McCalley
Michael’ Shelley
Miaingdiel
J. W. Friend
Radical &. B
Russell Johnston
Edgar Williams
Wallace James
MC. Morkers
K. U
H. A. Davidson
Topeka
Elmer McClanahan
Muscotah
Lecompton
Eudora-Lecompton
Lecompton R. H. S
Winters’ Siser
Oliver Winfield
Dave Anderson
Oakley, Kans
H. A
Marion.Laswell
Emily Browning
George I Holly
C. H. Maust
Grandma McCall
Hedger McClanahan
Frank McClanahan
Walace James
Hail
Frank Whipple
Ann
George Whipple
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief from Constipation
A vintage advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as nature's relief for constipation. It claims frequent use eases both mild and chronic cases, highlights a delicious nutlike flavor, and encourages daily serving on cereals or bakery recipes. It urges readers to ask for Kellogg's Bran at grocers, hotels, and clubs.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kelloggs
Mohatt Family Memorial and Local News Notes
Obituary and community notes recount Joseph Mohatt and family history in Lecompton Kansas with deaths in 1887 and 1906, funeral details, school football results, local visits, and Thanksgiving gatherings. The piece also includes procedural notices from Lawrence city government about board of equalization and several ordinances on paving and street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Taily Journal-World
Board OF Equalization
Winn
Board of Commissioners
Lawrence
Kansas
Board of
Johnson Avene
Jeuwrenme
Barkur
Isley
Chile
Twelfth i Street
twenty-First Street
Massachusetts Street
Louisiana Street
Eleventh Street
Ohio Street
Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Quivern Place
Mississippi
Indis Street
Geo
L Kreeck
FL Lawrente
Local social notes and encounters around Topeka
In Topeka area reports Mrs. Ralph Baker and children shopped in Lecompton and many residents visited relatives. Frank Luckey visited Warren McGall while Frank’s car repair in Lawrence caused discomfort. Several families spent Thanksgiving in Kansas City, Richland, Berryton, and at Glenn home. The Buddies class held its monthly meeting adopting a constitution, with games and oyster soup refreshments. L Dark recuperates in Topeka after eye surgery. local education events included a Clinton teacher visiting Glenn school program. Drunkenness fines issued to Chars Fred Percell. punishment to jail for nonpayment. Steam's Pine Turcough promotes cold remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Bahnmaier
Topeka
G. L. Glenn
Lecompton
Frank Luckey
K. A
Warren McGall
Frank
Lawrence
Charles Brown
Kansas City
Sallie Tracy
John Matney
Richland
Frank Baird
Vester Robison
Emil
Elmer
Berryton
Dave McCall
Faye Todhunter
Dover
Glenn
Slusser
John Bahnmaier
W. H. Glenn
Clair
California Fig Syrup Ad and Rural Auction Notice
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup for children and lists a large rural clean sweep sale near Lubdwin Pleasant Grove with many livestock, implements, and household items. The notice outlines cash terms and asks buyers to arrange credit through their bank, signed by Murray Price and auctioneers Horner Rule and Wm Chick.
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California
Lubdwin
Pleasant Grove
Bart Parr
John Devry
Tradytt
Oliver Gangs Paw
Harn
Arrapec
Murray Price
Horner
Chick
Hopewell Country Club
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Eeered Clark
Eudora
Mother's
Yarnold-Stull
al C G. Walter
Joe Walteray
P. G. Nubber
Colby
Colo
John Gress
Ng Oil
Busch
Frank Bidinger
Dick Murphy
Yarnold Thursand
Ydiat Dadies
Bagaar
Wed
Anc
uDo
Xmas Snop
Leteria
Tex
Baldwin News
Lyman Sullivan
Baldwin
Joseph Canning
Eleanor
Betty
Sterling
J.G. Johnson
Jolison
Emporia
Rosa Kornbrodt
Fletcher Stunt
Mary
Florence Dixon
Joseph Dixon
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Surday
E. M. Dixon
Dixon
Hampton
West Vireind
Frederick Thudium
Frederick
Neil Bend
Ian
Thudium
J. F. Shugrue
C. ©. Wilkins
Lois Wilkins
Thomas Hinkle
J .Fortrest
Anna Kirkpatrick
Cora Shawnter
Grace S. Black
Mm Lawrence
E. J. Tonkins
Lingle
Wyoming
C. 3
Tonkins
Charles A. Shumway
John Shumway
Sherwood
Pleasanton
Edward Kinzer
Strong City
Charles Holliday
Calvary
Canada
Emma Kinzer
A. J.shumway
H. K. Ebright
Jack Moorhead
First Methodist
O. E. Allison
Ainslie Moore
Baker University
Allison
Agnes Jackson
Delta Delta Delta House
Leah Edmonds
Mc Louth
Colin GC. Alexander
South Eighth Street
Ruth Benham
Horton
Lois Benham
Alpha Chimega
Frances Witt
Dorothy Deel
William Bray
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Lafayette T. Hawk
Jack
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hawk
James A. Allen
Finley, Allen & Dunharm
Chanute
Allen
Ald
Eskridge
E. McHenry
A. Lane
Lucy
Lane
Pleasant Valley
Michael Schutg
White
A. E. Welshi
John Garret
John Garret Hill
Armstrong
Henrys Eggert
Lawreme
Alexander Robertson
Gerald Roberta
Charles Hubbard
Parridge
Ollege
H. W. Emick
Iowa
Medina
Ivest
Leicomptor
Mo ‘Hatt
James Mohatt
Joseph Mohatt
Morris
Pleasant Valley Methodist Church
Methodist Sehurch
United Brethren Church
Old Constitution
Harold R. Megill
B. ‘Ff. Wiser
George Morris
Leecompton
Howard Sanford
Harry Smith
Dave ‘McCall
Smith
Will
McCall
Billy Plateman
B. F. Glenn
Payne
Ralph Baker
Lecompton Friay
Chars Fred Percell
Rankin
Bayer
Norway
Tinex Co
Wayne
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