Kansas Pays Millions to Veterans in State Bonus
Topeka dispatch reports Brig. Gen. Milton R. McLean announced Kansas has paid $30,250,223.95 in World War I soldiers compensation to 78,128 veterans since August 6, 1923. The program set a daily rate of $1 per service day, with eligibility requiring an honorable discharge. Applications close June 30, 1930. Local items note social visits, school demonstrations, and church programs in Ottawa and surrounding areas.
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Topeka
Milton R. Mclean
Adjutant General
McLean
United States
Adjttant
Kansas
State Board of Soldiers’ Compensation
Anditar
Leutenant
Covernor
Local Ottawa Family Notes and Holiday Gatherings
The notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cook and John Cunningham as Ottawa shouncers visiting Saturday. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White of Richter ware hosting Sunday dinner with Mary White and family, and Thelma Crook and Agnes Mary White at a Dotertas county teachers meeting in Law Tends. Several families attended Christmas events and guests rented homes in Alvan Oklahoma. notable names include Thelma Crook, Ma ry White, Owen Turner, Charles Cline and daughter Marcie. The No. 10 school program on December 20 drew a large crowd. stockings and waodies were enjoyed. Additional items include visits from Barry Hobson, Bert Em ery, Ed Stosekine, Rose and Agnes White, Tee Laver Jr and Francis, with families attending Lawrence school events. Ed Stoneking returns from Manhattan for two weeks. Gertrude Johnson plans to enter Halstead nurses’ training after holidays. Miss Agnes Mary White helped at Fairview school event. Ina Bahnmaier listed as teacher. Louis Fisher and Centropolis announce the birth of a son Robert Louis on December 17. Joe Lauer Jr and family spent Thursday evening with relatives.
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Maurice
Cook
John Cunningham
Ottawa
Arthur White
Clanile
Richter Ware
Mary White
Thelma Crook
Agnes
Mary’ White
Fred Hurbrink
Ancs
Owen Turner
Charles Cline
Marcie
Alvan
Okster
Thelma cCrook
Nuails
No. 10
Barry
Hobson
Bert Emery
Stosekine
Rose
White
Tee Laver
Francis
Lawrence
Halstead
Agnes’ Mary White
Fairview School
Ina Bahnmaier
Louis Fisher
Centropolis
Robert Louis
Joe Lauer, Jr
Twin Mound Community News And Visits
The Twin Mound column recaps visitors and activities last week including Topeka calls by Mr and Mrs George Sullivan and Pearl Thurber visiting Mrs Elmer Thurber after an operation. It notes a school program and Christmas tree, plus numerous Lawrence Richland Overbrook and Brookside calls by residents and guests throughout Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Twin Mound
George Sullivan
Topeka
Pearl
Elmer Thurber
Security Benefit
Twin Mounds School
Henry Montfoort
Daisy Joan
Guy Weimer
Joan
Lawrence
George Sullivanster
Joe’ Schirmer
Frank Schirmer
Ruth
Neil McKingie
Oral Hatcher
Kenneth
Everett
Mattie "Mekkinzie
Russell, Hatcher
Mattie McKingie
Ira Moore
Gon
Roy
Demitt Blocker
Mattie. McKinzie
Ao Richlant
Joe Schirmer
Philip Heyl
Foe Schirmer
George Simmons
Hiers
Mae
Dorothy
Brook
Aes
Antone Schirmer
Francis
Overbrooks
Imor
Fred Dezies
Roy Thurber
Carl
George Schirmerer
John Sullivan
Frank 8Ey
Lenard Barns
Robert
Glenn Barett
Fami Roy Sullivan
Richland Caller
E. E. Wilson
Bill Sheals
John Simmon
Lawrence Steele
Betty
Y. C. ‘Roody
Lavera
John Simmons
George
Bill Shesl
John Montfoort
Ira Sinclair
Christmas program delights school children and visitors
Fern Andrew stayed over Sunday to help with the Christmas program. The school children gave an interesting program Friday afternoon. All enjoyed Santa Claus and the Christmas tree. Jack and Mary Stone of Lee Summit, Mo. and David Jewett and wife and baby spent Sunday at the Henry Price home. Verlin Coneh, Eva White and Fern Andrew called on M. F. Richardson Sunday afternoon. Womer Marsh and family spent Sunday afternoon and night with Mrs. J. J. Marsh.
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Fern Andrew
Santa Claus
Jack and
Mary Stone
Lee Summit
David Jewett
Henry Price
Verlin Coneh
Eva White
M. F. Richardson
I Womer Marsh and
J. J. Marsh
Fashionable Coats and Dresses Highlight New Silhouettes
Coats and dresses showcase exceptional fashion with afternoon frocks, flaring skirts, molded hips, and the new higher waistline. Luxurious fur trimmings appear on straight line and softly flared designs, emphasizing elegance and refined tailoring.
Savings shown by dresses and coats at J C Penney
A group of dresses and coats display new prices as examples of the savings available at a J C Penney Store, illustrating the store's potential value to customers.
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J.C. Penney
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Joe Lauer
John
Roy Clary
Baldwin
J .P. M. Hird
Charles Oshel
Thomas Miller
Charles Johnson
Gertrude Johnson
Oral Hatchen
Earl
Dan Edgington
Stanley
L. E. Andrews
Edwin
Sibyl Rice
EF. Broadhurst
Ladies' Aid
W. C. Schulz
Esther Gordon
Haviland the Friends &. 8
Olathe
Methodist Church
Aine White
Roulth Richardson
Owen C. Carl
C.C. Carl
Paris
New York
J. C. Penney
J.c.penne
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