Kansas State College team wins in Midwest judging contest
Lawrence area students and Kansas State Agricultural College members tied for top honors in the Midwest judging contest. Team members included Mark Taylor and Robert E. Phillips with others from the college. the squad led in multiple divisions and earned several medals, reflecting strong overall performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Opiny Colleg
Midwest
Mark Taylor
Kan
Robert E. Philoplin
Missette
Sabotha
Aeium
Li Phillips
Taylor
Enstette
Ifs
Leary
Tay
Ing. Taylor
Philips
Staureps
Thanksgiving visits and local family notices amid social gatherings
A fragmentary community listing details visits and events at Chester Buck Creek and nearby towns. Names include J M and Mrs, Don Clover Till, Neage, Tickens, Walter Hall family, Leroy Dunn, Harry Dick, Abie Tre Ile, Albert Able, and others. Thanksgiving greetings, dances, and visits to relatives appear alongside a note of joy at a new birth and fur theft report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Chester
Wigars
Ith
Don Clover Till
Robert
Neage
Chas
Tickens
Ralph
Buna
Mere
Walter Hallildby
Bernice, Jrs
Leroy Dunn
Harry Dick
Jack Dick
Umfred
Anna
Neil
Vausbinder
J.’ A Terrs
Billy
Jesing Abie
Otre Ile
Albert Able
Ether
I Ll
Tigh Prosperity
Happin
Wilk Allen
Dean
David Kerk
Powell
Ottawa
Frank Black
Harry Stover
Harold Merton
Barnes
Walter Hall
Bernice
Bobby
Vinland
Margaret Perkins
Lake View
Margar Vaushinder
Local social visits and gatherings mixed in Rohe area notes
Widespread visits and greetings mark a weekend in the Rohe and Weeks households. Martin Robey, Mrs. Reuben Weeks, and Mrs. Geo Rohe called on parents and friends. Several families including the Fuchs, Sith, Rohe, Speicher, and Schellack clans shared afternoons and evenings, with quilting, Thanksgiving, and church gatherings noted amid minor travel and household duties.
Welcome and vicinity social notes from Lawrence
Mrs. Fred Pratt of Lawrence visited Mrs. Della Cleland and Walker Randall for Thanksgiving. ZL and Len Jamison joined Mrs. Eya Price for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pratt
Lawrence
Della Cleland
Walker Randall
Len Jamison
Eya ‘Price
American Women Witness Pirate Attack Aboard Steamship
Three American missionary women aboard the British steamer Haichang witnessed a pirate assault off Swatow as 50 to 60 Chinese raiders stormed the bridge. Fire and gunfire killed and wounded crew and passengers, with British destroyers Sterling and Sirdar aiding to restore order and arrest pirates. many Chinese passengers perished leaping overboard amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
China
Haichang
Campbell
Ther
Los Angeles
Sterling
Swatow
Woodward
Perry
Thanksgiving in the Kelsey Deal family home
Local notes report Thanksgiving visits across families in Bild and Baldwin. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. George Kelsey and daughters, Miss Helen, Mrs. Ferne White, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards of Lawrence, many neighbors and relatives. Illnesses and farm chores also mentioned along with church and school events.
Lone Star Ladies Aid Meeting at Church
The Lone Star Ladies Aid met at the church on Thursday, November 21. Members present included Mrs. Lon Childs, Mrs. Joe Flory, Mrs. Elmer Metsker, Mrs. Sarah Flory, Mrs. Lillie Ulrich, Mrs. Laura Fox, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Roy Flory, Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder, Mrs. Murray Bond, Mrs. William Johnsov or Flory, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Rudolph Dietz, Mrs. J. R. Smith, Mrs. Alfred Dietz, Mrs. Grover Ulrich, Mrs. Bert Flory and daughters Mildred and Anita, Mrs. Henry Metsker and Grace, and Mrs. M. D. Flory. Harry Ulrich spent several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone-Star Ladies Aid
Lon Childs
Joe Flory
Elmer Metsker
Sarah Flory
Lillie Ulrich
Laura Fox
John Smith
Roy Flory
Gottlieb Nieder
Murray Bond
William Johnsov Or Flory
Pierce
Rudolph Dietz
J. R. Smith
Alfred Diet
Community Dinner Guests and Visits Across Town
Local families and relatives shared meals and visits over the weekend and Thanksgiving week. Names include Puckett Bond Robbins Smith Fox Lil itch Johnson Sutton Ulrich McKinney Everett Kingery Tidrow Bend Curtis Muse Anderson Low McKinney Time Flory and others visiting in Topeka Lawrence Lecompton Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Puckett
Harry
Kenneth
Robbins
Porter Bond
J. R. Smith
Laura Fox
Lilitch
Wallace Edson
Innocene
Kansas City
William’ Johnson
Russel Sutton
Jess Sutton
Flory
H. Vowell
Horace Meadows
Edwin
Topeka
Murry Bond
Rov
Curtis
De Soto Area Social Notes and Illness Updates
Mary Unton spent part of the week with her parents. Raymond Rattles is resting after a back injury. Mildred DeWeese visited Miss Mabel Poifor. Reports mention a severe case of tallemmie or rabbit poisoning in the area. Will Reed, formerly of De Soto, is in poor health awaiting an appendectomy. Wesley Rush ill, Perrin Nesselhuf and son visited Kansas City. Amy Bod and Wesley Rattle joined Thanksgiving in Kansas City. Mrs. Donny Musser and Mrs. L. A. Hayes in Chicago visiting Wade Plummer’s family. Mrs. Irvin Rilivrsyent spent Thanksgiving with friends in St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Unton
Carvity
Raymond Rattles
Tawreney
Uotil
Mildred DeWeese
Unwe Dence
Mabel Poifor
Sind
FT. Martin Apent
Kansas
Will Reed
DoSeta
Wesley Rush
Perrin Nesselhuf
Son
Kon City
Sirs
Gsrar
Amy Bod
Wesley Rattle
Kansas City
Will Abeorn
Donny
M Musser
Morrie Plummer
L. A. Hayes
Local Residents Visit Kansas City and Area Friends
Returning home Sunday evening, Mr and Mrs David Jewett visited relatives in Lawrence. Miss Minnie Wampler of Kansas City was a weekend guest of Miss Amy Bond. Albert Luther visited the stock yards in Kansas City. Mrs Ralph Boone and her mother Mrs R S Martin were shoppers in Kansas City Saturday. Mrs Clark Gardner and her son Bernard and Mrs Sol Bond called on Mrs Gardner's sister Mrs Herman Zimmerli west of Linwood Thursday. Dewey Hackler of Kansas City spent Sunday with his parents. Mr and Mrs Perman Nesselhuf and family, Mr and Mrs Mabon Stummed and family, Mr and Mrs Alex Catton spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Fred Hackler. Tryin Kilmer and son James were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Alex Catton. There are tenors of flame, energy having been gathered out of the fields by others than the owners. Url Rhodes was out from Kansas City for a few days last week unless his father Frank Hades. Marsh a well known farmer in the Center neighborhood unexpectedly Tuesday. He had been in his usual health and fell unconscious while about his work. It is thought he suffered an attack of acute indigestion. Mr and Mrs G B Castle of one y visited Mr and Mrs Rhodes the first of last the Ralph and Howard Collier of Angus City visited the Mr and Mrs Bradford Slavell family Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelsey
Helen
Bild
Deal
Ferne White
Harry Richards
Lawrence
Wagner
Minnie Randall
Opal
Roy Lathhrop
John Hill
Ness
Baldwin
George Edmonds
Bernice Holmes
Elmer Smith
Fred Gottstein
Fred Rockhold
F. E. Childs
Gene
Pleasant Valley
Genevieve Raber
Lonnie
Avier Schick
Harold Ro
Fred Morten
Hughey Raber
Bert Horton
Roy Halmidzki
Fred Laptad
Ray Edmonds
Topeka
Glen Chandler
Qpal’ Randall
W.R. Haughn
Mary M. Wood
Murphy
Mr& Haughn
H. A. Puckett
Kansas City
Joseph
Lown
Fred Will
Jim Jones
Charles Woodward
Chineton
Belvoir
Endon Eckman
Frank Hagerman
Charles Hemingway
Bert Harbor
Waters
Welcome School
Elvie Raber
Ethel Chandler
Elizabeth Edmond
Arvie Southard
Merle Southard
Harold Harrison
Gene Childs
Frederick Hemphill
Paul Raber
David Jewett
Lawrence Thursay
Minnie Wampler
Amy Bond
Albert Luther
Ralph Boone
R. S. Martin
Clark Gardner
Bernard
Sol Bond
Dewey Hackler
Aly
Perman Nesselhuf
Arid
Mabon Stummed
Alex Catton
Fred Hackler
Tryin Kilmer
James
Once Y
Rhodes
Ralph and Howard Collier
Angus
Rs. Bradford Slavell
Local social and funeral notes from Glenn vicinity
Dorothy Sanford visited grandmother on Thursday and Mrs. Woor Men lodge members called on locals. George L. Glenn attended the funeral of Mrs. W. C. Hill at Lecompton Methodist Church. The Willing Workers club held an all day quilting meeting at Mrs. Jusie Matney’s Big Springs home with a noon dinner. Members listed include E. Mather of Berryton and several Richland and Lawrence residents. Next meeting at Mrs Goldie Stewall’s Lawrence home December 18 features a Christmas exchange. HH Fulton and Mrs. Ware and son Harald spent Thursday in Lecompton and attended Mrs. Hill’s funeral and United Brothers bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusie Matney
Big Springs
E. Mather
Herryton
Crane
Lauri Baird
Richland
Beulaly Warmer
Virginia Jo
Vesta Bahnmiier
Beverly Belle
Olivia Fulton
Elizabeth Ander Bahnmaier
Mattie Matney
Opal
Wema Lorenc
Bessie Stover
Harold Mertony
Susie Maines
Goldie Stewall
Lawrence
S. HH. F. Fulton
Ware Over
Harald
Lecompton
Ill
United, Nrotheen Bazaar
Family visit and corn shucking noted in Toneka town
Mrs. Margaret Young of Toneka visited her brother W. H. Glenn Sunday and Monday and spent Monday afternoon with Geo. L. Glenn. Farmers are finishing corn shucking and selling corn to those feeding hops. Paris reports French fabric makers promoting printed satin for sprite wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Young
Toneka
W. H. Glenn
Geo. L. Glenn
Paris
Prison Break At Leavenworth Reported In Wake of Escape
Lawrence police were informed by federal prison authorities at Leavenworth that two inmates, Tom Dyer alias G F Dyer and Bert Wade, escaped yesterday. Dyer’s race is listed as white and his age as 21 while Wade is described as white and aged 73a.
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Lawrence Boy
Buck Creek
Alfred Hunter
City
Clyde Humphrer
E Arvelile Chaney
Mabel
Joni Air
Su Eviening
Lorenz Speicher
Martin Rohe
Ry Rohe
Mary
Dad
Arthur
Henry
Reuhen Weeks
Rohe
Edith
Louie Schellack
George Rohe
Beula Rohe
Roy Breithaupt
Laura Maxwell
Edward Sanders
Charlie Sanders
Will Garbutt
Ternoon
Vinna Vavison
Esther Flory
Frank Flory
Marvin Bond
Tiam
D. R. Smith
Myr
Gottlieb “Nieder
Erests
Solon Markley Horse
Will Kingery
Roy Curtis
Laiwrence
Clifford Christenson
Esther Sanders
Marion
Raymond
Richard Sanders
Arthur Davison
Willow Springs
Ross Ulrich
Will Ulrich
Asa Postma
Vera
Dessie Postma
Bred J Flory
Frank Varnum
Everett Bond
Twila Tune
Harry Ulrich
William Johnson
Lone Star
DE Soto
Fritz CO
Glenn and Vicinity
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Unlop Pacific
J. Robinson
W. W. Burnett
J. H. Robinson
CRE & P Ry
A. T
F. Ry
Union Pacific
Breederal Prison
Leavenworth
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
Monac Otica
Hector
Sylinglineit
Etree Uscania Musteree
the Ice
Light Up
Shadow Lamp Electric Novelties
Shimmons Bros
Masa. St
J. C. Penney CO. Inc
Mass. St
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