Remains of prehistoric man found near Peiping
A limestone bed near Chow Outien, 3 miles from Peiping, yielded skeletons of ten men likely among the first human ancestors. Some skulls were missing, fueling theories of pre Neanderthal executions. A skull attributed to Peking man was found, with bones broken as if by marrow hunters. Scientists call the find the greatest of its kind, hoping to reconstruct ancient life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Chow Outien
Hmestone
Java
Mans
Peit
Christmas program at Valley Chapel Friday afternoon
Miss Mable Shaw will present a Christmas program on Friday afternoon December 20 at Valley Chapel. The community is invited. The notice lists local residents attending events at the chapel and with families, including Mr. and Mrs. Ottlieb Neider, John and Fli gsbeth Dunn, Mrs. Foster Bond, and many others who shared visits, quilting, and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Shaw
Ottlieb Neider
John Dunn
Fligsbeth Dunn
Foster Bond
Dills. Bond
Betty
Lou McKinney
Ellis Bond
Ladies Aid
Harry Bowen
Will
Curtis
LeRoy Pucke
Porter Bond
Fred McKinney
Quiles Neider
LeRoynd
Elis Bond
J . Puckett
Kenneth
Marty
Alvin Bond
Lawreate Aioeers
J Mable Shaw
LeRoy Puckett
Hugo
Sehellharn
Av. Hagen
Roger Williams
Eis
E Shaw
Solon Mawklay
LeRhy
Puckett
Rarcy
Aml
Valley Chapel
Valley Grove
Sohnarkley
Mary Katherine
Andr. Gottlieb Neider
John T
Elizabeth Dunn
Kenneth and
Warry
Marvin Bond
Potter
Barker lodge to meet at schoolhouse Friday
The Barker C Pr A lodge will meet at the schoolhouse Friday evening December 13. Mission Josen King Eldridge from Kansas City is staying this week with his grandmother Mrs L R Bryan. CoA Richards and Mr and Mrs Arnold Radsdell dined at Paul Winters home in honor of their daughter Helen Harshbergs birthday. Barr Gerrill spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs Pyingle in Lawrence. Mrs Willig Colman and daughter Juanita spent Wednesday with Mrs Merle Colman. Gretchen Gabriel spent the weekend with home folks in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker C. Pr A. Lodge
Mission Josen King Eldridge
Kansas City
L. R. Bryan
Coa. Richards
Arnold Radsdell
Paul Winter
Helen
Juanita
Merle Colman
Gretchen ‘Gabriel
Lawrente
Ernest Moody
Topeka
Helen Harshberger
Delna, Meeker
Eskridge
Lewis Cline
Missouri
Grant Johnson
Charles Fox
Lawrence
Arnold Ransdell
Willis Colman
Barr’ Gorrill
Allen
Toneka
Cecil Johnson
Ruth Carter
Edythe Ransdell
J. F. Eldridge
Anna Mitehill
C Springer
Mary
Chamber of Commerce
Derember
Seymour
Seymour Sentry
Franz Wiedemann
Vermontstrest
Mars
Charles Douglas
J. W. Springer
Cadwell
Ben Rowing
P. J. Paterson
ALPS
jSeorme Shearer
Ads Eihel Shearer
Watt E
Harry White
W. Leffeung
Grace Peterson
Arch Vistal
Martzack Brothers
Charles Peterson
Clarence, Wilson
Charles
Homer
Walsh and
Jaupitats Frances
Kansasity
Fred Kahn
Robert Graham
Home Makers Club
Bantz
Phursilay
Hans Freinmuth
Tenganoxie
A. McRill
Tonpanoxie
GC. L. DeHoff
Jesse Graham
Tonganoxie
G. L. Thenicio
Kelsall
Fred
Emmett
GB. Tucker
O. A
Paul
Marvy Alice
Ralph Chickwall
O'Dea
Pehoff
Rs. C. W. Hemphill
Ly Adys
Mus
Hemphill
George L. Phene
I. O
Wiley
Beelati
Buck Creek and Chester Community News Brief
Local residents share visits with Topeka and Kansas City families. Clubs meet for Christmas songs and gift exchanges. plans include a late lunch at the Chamber of Commerce on December 28. Reports cover school programs, neighborly visits, and upcoming community events in Buck Creek and Chester.
Local Social Notes and Obituary Highlights
Reno residents visit Tonika and Lawrence. Ben Pyle returns from Kansas State Agricultural College. Mrs. Hemphill hosts bridge for Reno and Lawrence friends. Funeral services held for Fred J. Strong in Lawrence with remarks on his church service. Burial at Oak Hill. relatives attend from Reno. Parish youths and aid society meet for Christmas event. Lawrence church choir sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKegnen
Zon Edward
Hollis’ Marsh
George White
Ar. Buckley
Nine Mile Ranch
Aid Society
Fred Bernhardt
Fred J. Strong
Rumsey
Lawrence
Rev. C
Margaret Drennan
Aileen
Jesus
Strong
Baptist Church
Easton
Kan
Kansas
Fraternal Aid
Reno
Oak Hill Cemetery
Robert Graham
Ella
Nettie O'Dea
Suta
Othel Wiley
Perkins Family Home Burns In Crowder Fire
Mrs Perkins and daughter Margaret plan a visit with Mrs Alurearet Vausbinder. The Perkins home and all contents were burned Tuesday afternoon at Crowder, with Hugh Holder described as improved.
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Hugh Holder
B. Perkins
Margaret
Wy Davy
Alurearet Vausbinder
Perkins
Crowder
Big Springs Community News and Meetings Recap
The Big Springs Farmers Union met at the schoolhouse on Thursday evening with Charles Shurisan of Salina as speaker. A community party and shower honored Rev and Mrs. Wilson. The Bir Springs Fair Association held elections naming George Babne, Johnwin, C. OW. Rear, J. Weary, J. Kreider, and others for various terms. Officers elected included George Miller, G. W. Cashman, and Viner Bahamaine. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Rey Nendricks and children visited relatives and returned to their Kansas home.
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Farmers Union
Ormanizavir
Charles Shurisan
Salina
Evening Springs
Snd
Wilson
The
Missionary Society
Mra R. Buck
Bir Springs Fair Association
George Babne
Sittor
Johnwin
C. OW. Rear Saw
W. Reeider
Bask
Caslanan
John J. Weary
Elmer Bohrer
George Miller
G. W. Cashman
Viner Bahamaie E Sorcota
We Kreider
Buel
Elec
Ag Fenenetth Hinter Bahnmatera
Rey Nendricks
Cashman
Vinita Evenine
Parl Vans
Greenwood Valley Dinner With Wenona Dreye Event
Local notes describe a Greenwood Valley gathering with Wenona Dreye present. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Garighan and Scott family members attending a late afternoon meal near Kansas Mu. The fragment hints at a social or family occasion with limited readable details.
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and M and
Dauch Garighan Chester
Snd
Spol
Scott
Kansas Mu
Community Gatherings Mark Weekend in Local Notices
The article lists numerous guests and social visits including Mr and Mrs Murphy, Mr and Mrs Kelloggs, Mrs Wri Bhateman, Mrs Madhya, Mrs Hunel Platem, and others visiting at homes around town. It notes a December 18 event with admission 25 cents and references various hosts and attendees across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McClanahan
Saturn
Blow
Murphy Asta Shildren
Jin Mary
Ound
Mar
John Clakenbeans
Bushy
Popolis
Puclis
Wri Bhateman
Ben Kelloggs
Irart Madhya
Bein Ais Sand Sivs
Chester Memarnt
William TL
Hunel
Hus
Lisraser Cearge
Ayer
Kart
Donald Keke
Tiedir
William Some
Lane Visi
Guturie
da Mangold
George Sans
Oyen Goth
Ehyhdren
de Wate Geelan
Geovire
Chin Dean
Venice
Walter Glenn visit ends with mixed luncheon note
Clarence Glenn was a visitor described as the hostesses served a delightful lunch including sandwiches and cake with whipped cream. The text also mentions Wilma Glenn and a first Tuesday event, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Glenn
Wilma Glenn
Noel
Harmony residents visit relatives and attend funerals
Mr and Mrs Willem Renach and Frank Hagerman travelled to attend the funeral of their uncle Charles Troskinsen. The Edmonds and Dohanning families visited the Huechte home. Clara Livekinson spent time in Newson visiting former teacher Miss Chum Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Mey Hone
Suncak
Willem Renach
Frank Hagerman
Kan
Charles Troskinsen
Cher Edmonds
Clara Livekinson
Niaweon
Chum Allison
Privinds of
Folnmely
Colter
Local Health Updates and Community Visits in Lawrence
Browst from St Luke’s Hospital to home in Lawrence, health improving. Mr and Mrs AG Boehle and children hosted Sunday dinner at Willie Boehle’s. Arlene Harris out with mumps. Charley Hagerman and family visited Mrs KK Hagerman. Yates family from Lawrence visited Mildred, and Emery Will family called at Frank Knoll’s. Ad line ends with phone number for classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lukes Hospital
Lawrence
AG. Boehle
Willie Boehles
Arlene Harris
Charley Hagerman
KK. A. Hagerman
Yates
Mildred
Emery Will
A.C. Bachlend
Asrold
Dorothy
Frank Knock
Cnetag
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Peipang
Europe
Charles Ulrich
Bris. H. J. Devine
Jesse Gaham
Nettie
G. L. Phenicie
Myr. Strong
Buck Creek
Chester
Channie
Melvin Hlavlock
Sudred Lew Mas
Winnican
Parkville
Abe
Glack
J. Qh
Kyle
Amd
Tommy
Neil Vaushinder
Withdset
Jerald
Tturry Stover
Ale
M Lower
Lernoon
Jcharles Stewart
Mott
Aupr Ward
Vin Pont
Laundry
Big Springs
Greenwood Valley
Teman
Wenona Dreye
Bargate
Annéx
Ed Brown
Jersee
D&eoo
Booth Oxfords
Oxfords
GE Oxfords
Fischer’s Annex
Otto Fischer
Mass
Lawrence, Ks
Shimilons Bros
Wass
Grove
Modest
Ise
Coats
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