International tea honors church missionary guests at high school
The Girl Reserves held a long afternoon event in the school auditorium with Edna Smith as tea committee chair. Guests included church missionary society members, with performances by Helen Stockwell, Leta Walker, Lorna Dean McEkinny, and Nancy Wilcox. A cafe style tea followed, featuring a nation themed booth and Orient decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church’ Missionary Societies
Edna Smith
Helen Stockwell
Leta Walker
Lorna Dean McE]kinny
Nancy Wilcox
Dorothea Simons
Sfelen Holke
Musetta Brown
Lucretta Douglas
Beatrice Dreher
Gretara’Smith
Marguerite Koch
Rachel.dson
Alice Smith
Ruth Rose
Ruth Jenser
Maurine Kal‘kremer c
Enola McClure
F. H. Olney
FE. Esterly
John’ R. Karnes
W.A. Macoubtie
Orient
India
Lida Holmes
Hitchleen Compton
Kansas
China
Katherine Danz
Personal notices and social visits in Lawrence
J G Russell of Chicago is home by his mother's illness Mary Russell Rae Maple street. HC Gilbert Presbyterian Advance representative spends days in Lawrence. Mrs Mary Washington visited LeRoy Jordan Anders Mr and Mrs Bo D Weilepp and son Edward of Lindsboro are back from business trip to St Louis and St Joseph spending the weekend with Mrs Weilepp's mother Lydia Allphin 919 Indiana. Lola Hofler with Mildred Perkins at Tonganoxie. Mrs T A Gordry and Mr and Mrs Robert Reynolds former Lawrence residents visiting friends. Roy Conway of Los Angeles arrived to visit Mrs W O Smith 32 Louisiana. Conway remembered as Miss Begsie Chitwood. Mrs F H Smithmeyer home from week with daughter in Atlanta. D A Schaeffer of Kirksville visiting Dr Florence Barrows. Prof C G Reagan went to Topeka to speak before Kansas Association of Mathematics Teachers. Mrs Ralph Howard and three children Eugenia Wilma Burnett attend Topeka children's party. Edna Tara spent day in Kansas City. Frances Eagan and Juanita Youmans in Kansas City. Louise Morgan went to Kansas City to visit. Mrs J N Smith went to Kansas City for weekend with sister Miss Fern Evans. Martha Rayhill and Ferna Wrestler to Topeka for Kansas Association of Mathematics Teachers. Baker University stringed quartet directed by H R Harvey to Kansas City for three concerts at Broadway Methodist and Independent Christian churches. C R Hawley and Ralph spend day in Topeka. R Aways Weaver MS.
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J. G. Russell
Chicago
Ill
Mary. Russell
Rae Maple
HC Golbert
Presbyterian
Nashville
Tenn
Lawrence
Mary Washington
Leroy Jordan
Anders
Bo D. Weilepp
Edward
Lindsboro
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Weilepp
Lydia Allphin
Indiana Street
Lola Hofler
Burnett
Topeka
Vera Hamilton
Edna
Tara
Kansas City
Frances, Eagan
Juanita Youmans
Louise ‘Morgan
Kansas’ City
J. N ‘Smith
Ing
Fern Evans
Martha
Kansas
Broadway
C.R
Hawley
Son
Ralph
Toirs
Weaver
Baldwin News Highlights Local School and Club Activity
In Baldwin a busy week features a moved Business Men’s Club membership drive led by Carl Butell, plans for a Baldwin high school bulletin, and class officer elections. The Girls Reserves plan a Mothers and Daughters banquet, and local committees work with the school board to attract country students.
Funeral services for Bala f tended relatives and friends
Fragmented obituary notes a funeral for Bala f tending family members and grandparents, with references to Mrs Vaughn and Mr Evans. It mentions John Griffin and Ackerman and a Ottawa company. It describes an accident causing two broken ribs last week when a person helping move fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bala
Vaughnnd
John. Griffin
Shiffer
Mr.Evans
Ottawa
Ackerman
North Lawrence Briefs on Local Personal News and Travels
Mrs J Holland and Mrs John Car roll, both from Kansas, visit North Lawrence with daughters and husbands who hold good positions and supply motherly cooking. Jack Sloan, a famed barber, leaves tonight for Kansas City to spend Sunday with his father and mother. Our shop, run by Amick and Sloan, emphasizes courtesy and quiet talk. oil news from Oklahoma, Chicago, and the west is shared. The Iroto couple returns from Chicago to North Lawrence, aiming to resume the old home tone as they consider the state’s oil wells and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Holland
John Carroll
Hand
Kanas Guys
Sloan
Amick
Oklahoma City
Our
No-man’s Land
Irote
Chicago
North
Lawrence
Colorado
California
Fragmentary Notice Predicts March 2 and 3 Hearings
Fragmentary OCR reads about March 2 and 3 hearings at Baldwin post office in 1926. Names and exact actions are incomplete but indicate a court-related process involving Numa and an entity identified as Howse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aadas
Baldwin
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L. C. Harris
Sarah ‘Jones
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Toneka
Kathleen Covey
Lansing
Marsy Riddle
Wichita
Misseances Funk
Virginia Foenehl
Kansasity
Kk. A
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Piorathy Stone
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Marian Peck
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Betty Ssull
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Polly Pewet
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Tlartiet Gilbert
Lalisa Lester
Mary Sengel
Pauline Gost
Lois Wise
Dorothy Jones
Wizabet Steinkirehner
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Susan Keith
Virginia Tiawer
Dorothy Dunmire
Eunice Gepford
Betty Brant
Martha Kiene
Whanehe Phenicie
Betty Sickel
Esther Erhardt
Helen Layton
Alice Snodegrass
Jeannette Bawersock
Barbara Becker
Jennie Linamock
The
Ventura Club
Dudley Asher
Kentucky Street
Noble Grands Club
Lithle Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Preisach
A. “Mr. Hughes
T. R. Stuart
Rose ‘Bond
Miss Preisach
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
the Mist Methodist Church
J. R. Cygon
Liddle
Gounod
H. D. Russell
Camera Club
H. 8. Foster
Ohio Stret
Council of the
Federation of Wen's Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
C. D. Cox
No Federation
W. A. Dil
West Side Study Club
Alice “Sherben
Elizabeth Sherben
Nn Bridge Chocolate
Dora
Whipple
Josephine
Nettie Crowder
Lakeen
Mary. Engel
Helen. Hungerford
Dorothy Shand
Meta Murphy
Dorothy
Jer
Alice’ Gaskill
Anta Gaskill
Anne»Kent
Ann Batsford
Emily ‘Ferris
Ruth Martin
Katherine Hood
the Christian
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Presbyterian’ Church
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Lois Emick
Dolly.May Emick
Ella Key
Clayton” Hackman
Springfield
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Denial Tearoom
Elks
Clyde
Eter
Walter Johnsons
Ernest’ Seidel
Ithe
Kappa
Alpha
Theta
Miss
Helen
Trusty
Minervian’ Club
the Lake
View
Ship Gentry
Minnie Bearman
Mrs. He
Avant
Gayld Courtwright
Lambda Phi Delta Sorority
Emporia
Home Aid
Fred ‘Love
Oscar Olson
Ralph Linville
Alfred Eliot
Yvas
R. Ty Anderson
F. A. Willie
Tidrow
Olson
Elizabeth Limbins
Suzanne Robertson
Anthony
Henry Asher
Louisiana’ Street
W.eb. Hill
Missouri_ st
Valentine
Lucky Street
Loyal Ladies
First Methodist Church
J. W. Alexander
Roy Te Gearhart
Ken
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Minnie and Siarne ‘Company
Lewis Dairy
de Laval
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Carl Butell
Av MicGardner
D. E. Lucas
Bons F. . Larner
S Hag
Hartley
Paul, Luckan
Baldwin Ledger
Butell
S. W. Muenzenmayer
Thesboard
Syear
Virginia Prentice
Mirhvil Vaughn
Rachel Larkham
Ernest
Thompson
Frank Laws
Fice
Percy
Woodyard
Markham
Velma Kraft
Gilbert. M. Gander
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Baker
Y High - School
New England
Tweedles
Booth’ Tarkington
Peggy
Cother
Bell
S. Club
Lois
John
Weeek
Harrie
Emil
Liston
Nautilus
South
Irs
Wilgon
Janary
Cy AL ‘Lane
Lincoln
Owith
Dewey
Schmittendorf
Ladies’ Aid
Hursday
Harriett
Rublv
W. Muenchenmayer
Washington
North East
Aid
Fori
Marty Martin
A ‘Hy Kraft
Ay Li. Driggs
Opether
Benjamin] McGee
t'Triniity
Gertrude. Schott
Jon
Muehrentauer
Kansas “City
M. Mv
K. Beck
Freeman
Scott ‘Nelson
Entropolis
Herman * Minnis
Mirs
A. O
Burton
Schubert
HeiLay
Ray Vincent
Sapulpa
Okla
Ray Vavighn
Worden
Rober Guillen
Sallig
Publishers Syndicate
North Lawrench
Christies
Arrison Ford
Conklin
Ral
Numa
Pontiac
Oakland
Fisher VW
Oakland Triumph
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Dicker Bros
Hampshire
Edison Mazda
General Electric Company
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