Pension Increase Advocated Today
Washington reports 7,260 fewer pensioners on government rolls since 1922 yet expenditures rose by 9.405 million dollars due to rate and payment method changes. June 30 1923 roll stood at 539,756 with Civil War and Spanish War beneficiaries including 148,624 Civil War veterans and 264,580 widows.
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Washington
Associated Press
Pension Bureau
Thanksgiving Vacation Ends Busy Month At Lone Star School
The Lone Star school marks the end of November with 2 percent enrollment growth and mixed attendance. Dozens of names are listed as neither absent nor tardy, while Thanksgiving vacation is observed on Thursday and Friday. Community events include a large program led by Mr Nichols and Mrs Wilson, school visits, church services, and multiple local trips to Lawrence for supplies and social duties.
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Randy
Freda Johnson
Charles Lindell
Betty Lou McKinney
Della Bond
Anna Lindell
Margaret Curtis
Richard Sanders
Minnie Dietzaymond Sanders
Freddie Sanders
Edna Fox
Esther Flory
Virgil Shoemaker
Rudelph
Alfred
Minnie Dietz
Lawrence
Billy Meairs
Tillie Utrich
Carl Nieder
Washington Creek
Lone Star
J. W. Garbutt
Sarah Flory
Robert, Flory
Mabel Longanecker
Gottlieb Neider
Ralph Quakenbush
John
Kansas City
Rudolph
Otis Lindell
Frank Flory
Otis Linell
J. Lane
Porter Bond
Frank Varnum
Joli Dunn
Valley Chapel
Colyer
Everett Bond
Austin Flory
Rudolph Dietz
Arthur Anderson
California
Robert Flory
Texas
Marvin Bond
Alda Knott
Maurice Knott
Mary Flory
Will Curtis
Fret Geise
Will Gorbutt
Will Gorbutt. Mrs. Geise Was Formerly Miss. Greta Gorbutt
Kenneth
Peter Dreher
Falna Pox
Dorothy
Roy
Paul
Austin Wfory
Los Angeles
Frank A. Herbert
Glenn Fishburn
W. Ton Creek
Fred Flory
Ed. Whitman
Gilbert
Walter
Marie Schott
Thos
Frances
Margaret
Charles Sanders
Mary
Florence Mowder
Lone Sta Central
Globe
Ralph Qbukenlush
Gilbert Whitwoiih
Lillie Anderson
Jordan Wheeler
Tha
Hib Roles
Pleasant Valley
H. L. Newton
Sibley
Akin Knott
Charles’ Sanders
O. J. Lane
John Hoover
Thi
Everett
Austin Flory Kone
Murray Bond
Charlie Jones
West Side Study Club
Will Kirby
Reeves
Roma
Thatcher
Martin
Missouri
Ed Arnold
Grace
G. H. Davis
Fisher
Tonganoxie
Henderson
Kirby
Wiliam Kirby
Reaves
A. Gentry
Mes
Stewart
Donahue
George Riley
Bethel
Lillie’ Strowmeyer
Kansas
City
Hannon
Louversne Hakaman
Orna Kemler
Basehor
Brackett School
Cliilon Arnott
Harold
Clara Seale
Joe
Preston
Max Reeves
Grant Lave
Lyonaml Owens
Jonia _ Rudiger
Achilles Fleming
Epellin
Dorothy Arnott
Arthur Ulvich
Tah
Borg
Sorg
Spal
China
Kahn
F. A. McRitt
McKone
Tonganoxie Unl
Baselor
Blanche Phenicie
Mikir
Dwyer Bros
Jona Doyle
O'Dea
Roy Dehoff
Carlton
Kan
Jean MecKone
Lawyertee
K. UW
Fred Kahn
Tonganesse
Juin Cline
Ternest Cline
G. L.phenicie
St Louis
Clyde Hull
Grand ‘Rapids
Mich
Ruth Phenicie
Re A. Phenicie
Conational Air Society
Wot. Bleakley
Rome
Ea. W. Phenicie
Taylor
Eastern Star
D Harmon
T Ad Society
A. C. Hess
Eugene
R Manin
Ikarson
Robert Bieker
Fred W. Kahn
Alfred Kehn
Toy Dehoff
Colyer School Sees New Flag and Active Community Notes
Colyer school adds a new flag and flag pole with curtains books and a piano. Students and families including Colyer residents John Ruth Ida Metsker Bradford Powell Sylvia Sheler Julius Hornberger Vernon Clayton Genevieve Scott Freda Beulah Smith and John Metsker are noted for attendance spelling top performers and weekend visits. Several families shared Thanksgiving visits and relatives in Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas last week. Supt Lane visited the school and many local names appear in a broad community roundup.
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Mary
Chris Mackey
Baldwin
Charles Smith
Clyde
Fred Mackay
Ah Shuler
Sylvia
Roy Shuler
Genevieve
Clayton
Emery
Verdon Scott
Samuel Mowder
Mackey
Jack Childs
Frank Luiz
Sis
Ing
Isaac $ Lawrence
Beulah. Smith
John Metsker
Sylvia. Shuler
Biss Newton
Ph Petry
Newton
Lawre
Thanksgiving social notes and community updates
Brackett and Riverside communities share Thanksgiving events, school reports, and family visits. Residents attend dinners and entertain guests from Lawrence Kansas City and Portville New York while students perform programs and teachers report attendance and new enrollments.
Thanksgiving gatherings and local visits in Worden area
Worden residents hosted Thanksgiving meals with extended family from Lawrence and Baldwin. Homework and farm chores followed. many travelled to Baldwin and Lawrence for shopping, meals, and football games. Church activities included Sunday school practice for Christmas and a three day quarterly meeting led by Rev Sorg with sermons, conferences, and mission talk.
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Dave’ Warris
My. Ami
W. H. Harris
Cram
Kansas City
Roland Harris
Earl Pippett
Clarence
Ralph Gulley
Lawrence
Barris
Glen Schwarta
Will
Charles Rappard
Laldwin
Bill Leneh
Guy Desking
Azel Lynch
Mrs. Wintermanile
Fae Elmer
Leona Rappard
Hazel Lynch
Paul Foster
Berneia Heim
Walter Fleer
W. Pipperthone
Ike Thomas
Dave Harris
Oscar Wiggins
Centranolis
Annie Barbee
Clarine
Billie” Barbee
Baldwin
Lester Schwartz
Olin Heffner
Kansas
Missouri
John Steobner
James Warner
Richland
William Newbridge
Henry Fleer
Ottawa
Miss Griffiths
Dollie Cline
P. G. Vogler
Carl Plambleck
Henry Ficer
Fred Johanning
J. W. Johanning
Fred Ficer
Fremont
Gilges
Roy Fishburn
Overbrook
Clarence Barbey
Worden
Elm
Sophia Heim
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Tonganoxie Area
Thanksgiving activities filled Tonganoxie and nearby with family dinners church events and school programs. Lawrence visitors and local residents joined in meals sewing sessions football prep and shopping while multiple families and individuals hosted relatives during the holiday.
Vinland Community News and Thanksgiving Gatherings
The Vinland area recounts a long list of visits and family updates after Thanksgiving. Residents attend football games, hospital recoveries, and social events at homes around Vinland, Lawrence, and nearby towns. Multiple relatives and friends are noted visiting, with several trips to Kansas City for events like the Roy Stock Show.
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Cassville
Seth Fenton
Ray Bhart
Topeka
John Laughtin
Ily
Fred Laughtin
Tittle
Helen
Dr. Johnson
Exdora
Vinland
John S. Follin
Harad Cotterell
Kansas City
Fred Hemphill
W. A. McPheeters
Mrr
George Stuy
Mary Kins
Agnes Terrier
Hoining
Oklahoma
Elam
Giennligitis McConmwll Hospital
Laweenes
Vinlatad Creimetesy Improvement
Aule
Wilson
Dipfilay
Nelson Joy
Funk
Ot Lawrence
Ami
Yerts
W. OS
Parsons
Minnie Ran
Pleasant Alley Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits and Thanksgiving
Residents of Pleasant Alley recount guests and excursions from Lawrence and Garnett during Thanksgiving week. Among those noted are Mrs. Charles Oehlert and family visiting relatives, A L Holcom and H B Axe households sharing Thanksgiving dinner, and numerous Lawrence visitors stopping by the Tobler, LaDuke, and Oehler homes.
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Andy Pe
Niloawiss Lawrence
A. L. Holcom
H. B. Axe
Louie Holcom
Frances Holcom
Doror
Wanice Tobler
Herbert Fitz
Lawrence
Bert Holcom
Girard
Mr. Pertive
No. 6
Jarob Oehlert
W. W. Gill
Carl Kennedy
Lawrence Kempton
Kansas City
Funke
Prince Laduke
Eiva Carhin
Otis Wiggins
Rey
Bertha LaDuke
O. G. Shuck
Lloyd Aniles
G. W. Howell
Garnett
Touis Howell
Howell
Ernoon
Holcom
Richardson
Oeh
Maloney
OGPLA
Kenneth
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence Kansas Area
Real estate transfers listed for Lawrence Kansas include E H Sollards to Charles F Olmstead in Block 2 and other parcels near University and Lawrence. A noted exchange references Rankin's Drug Store and Johnson properties with various consideration details and street mentions.
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E. H. Sollards
Charles F. Olmstead
Lst
A. Blk
Gni
Lawrence
Kansas
University To
Johnson
Rankin’s
Thanksgiving Guests and Neighborhood Social Notes
Thanksgiving day visitors and local social events fill a district column. The Howell and Coleman families hosted guests. Mrs. Winter returned from Kansas after Thanksgiving with relatives. Election of club officers occurred at a community supper led by Charles Winter with multiple officers named. Several neighbors and relatives visited or spent time at Schrayer and Hamlin homes, and Miss Helen Haeshberger won a prize at the Night Hawk club meeting.
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Filsworth Coleman
Willis Colman
Charles Winter
Fran Qlay Center
Kansas
Treadwell
Milton Winter
Christine Sehroyer
Newt Hamlin
Geo. Richards
Shipman Carter
Robert Schreyer
Schrayer
Barker
Charles
Shipman Cantey
Richard
Ambrose T Harker
Henry Fraker
Schreyer
Hiddleston
Roy Martin
Denver
Colorado
Miss Hiddleston
Red
Lou Richards
Topeisa
Ling Hey
News + Howlin
Id - Mie
Arnold Ransdell
Helen Haeshberger
Ernest Bigsby
Tupelea
Local Temperance Group Meet and Church Bazaar Plans Formed
The Tigyal Temperance Legion gathered at Mrs. FW Kreider's home for a study of Our Dumb Creatures and a singing session. The United Brethren Ladies Aid announces an all day meeting at the church with a dinner and bazaar featuring the Cherry Blossom operetta.
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Tigyal Temperance Legion
FW. Kreider
Mary Dreke
Ude Blarris
Sing
Jesus
Ray Ridgeway
Morris
Dred Yardley
Perry
Ladies Aid of the United Brethren ,Church
Nita Huey
Sprano
Curtis Sehon
John Smith
Rot Kua
Kekerno
Waler Stauffer
Togs
Ted Eaushean
Henry Jones
Julia §. Martin
Jogseca Vanderpool
Don Taylor
Horace Worthington
New York
Stags
Sam Fosha
Worthington
Charles Wells
Sioux City
Cherry Blossom
Waterfield
Nebraska
Walter
Lanahan
Win
Grant
Jean George Whipple
Kansas City
Minnetonka
Walter Stauffer
Maybelle Slavens
Stauffer
A. U
Kreitler
Mes
Ide Mont
Duitsburg
Band Province
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