Father Proud of New Quadruplets in Fargo Hospital
Fargo North Dakota February 7 midwestern joy as Nick Brown celebrates the birth of four babies at St John s Hospital a girl and three boys born in the afternoon including weights 4 pounds 10 ounces 4 pounds 9 ounces 4 pounds 8 ounces and 4 pounds 12 ounces the family already has seven boys and plans to add a girl with the new arrivals.
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Fargo
N. D
Nick Brown
Nick
St. John’s Hospital
Brown
Ares
Wheatlands
Here
Washburn College Bill Aims Municipal University Status
Gov Payne Ratner signs bill to convert Washburn to a municipal university. Petitions circulated in Topeka seek a spring vote on the proposal as college officials warn financial difficulties may force closure at end of the current school year.
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Washburn Topeka
Payne Ratner
Washburn College
Topeka
Lone Star church notes and community events
February items from Lone Star including attendance at Sunday services 24 due to bad roads and illness. Missionary society luncheon and sewing for French war relief. A comedy play Aunt Emma Sees It Thru at Colyer community. Obituary for Ida B. Cole 81. Local visits, school mid semester break, influenza impacts, and widespread social news.
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Lone Star Church
Emma
Lone Star
Ravediy Avenue
Colyer
Ida B. Cole
Elmer Metsker
United Brethren Church
Richland
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Cole
Lucille Hird
John Daggett
Baldwin
Lawrence Glock
Sunflower Club
Murray Bond
Marjorie Ann
Chester Desque
Pleasant Grove
Desque
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ollie Spencer
Topeka
Frank Perry
Harry Gregg
Dale
Lawrence
Ethra Anderson
Barbara
Jane
Clinton
M. D. Flory
Eldorado Springs
Bert Flory
Charles Herschel
Jimmy
George Finch
Range Line
W. Anderson
Mic
Morris Ewing
Edith
Ettore
Washington Creek
Olive
Maxine Flory
Ruby Lindell
Dorothy Bachelor
Charles Neale
Virginia Hadl
Richard Carter
California
C. A. Ward
Lincoln
Neb
Fred Windhorst
Windhorst
Victor Solberg
Bradford Powell
J.B. Johnson
Juan Mowder
Charles Mowder
Samuel Grammar
Freddie
Loveburta Shuler
Mankato
Roy Shuler
Worden
Wilma Anderson
Mowder
Fred Scott
Bery
Overbrook
J. R. Johnson
Joan Scott
Johnson Home
Jafrs. Co A. Ward
Neh
Fred
Windhurst
Arthur Flory
Calvin
Raymond
A. E. Keefe
Tommy
Kansas City, Mo
H. T. Melton
Baldwin Notes Bright social and funeral events in town
Miss Betty Ball Miller, studying at the University of Missouri, visited the Alpha Chi Omicron house. Eliza Perez hosted a dinner at Parmenter Commons honoring Manuel Carreno of Puerto Rico and Kan sas professor Maude Elliott. Keith Carr from Kansas City and Marguerite Fleenor visited Baldwin. Rebekah lodge Valentine party ended with initiations for Mrs. Russell Greer and Miss Grace Huey. Burial services for Mrs. Madre Plaskett Wiggins of Lawrence were at Oakwood cemetery Baldwin. Oakwood sits on land once owned by Wiggins’ father William Paskett. Wiggins held state Rebekah office. Baker fraternities announced pledges: Kappa Sigma, Delta Tau Delta, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Zeta Chi added Glen Reeves. Mrs. Jennie Jenkins attended the burial of Mrs. Bert Wiggins. Leap Week at Baker begins Valentine’s Day at 8 PM and ends Sunday. dates must be planned and paid by the girls, no calls from boys.
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Senorita
Elisa Perez
Parmenter Commons
Manuel de J. Carreno
Puerto Rico
Clarence Chresman
Maude Elliott
University of Kansas
Carreno
Keith Carr
Kansas City
Zeta Chi
Marguerite Fleenor
Betty Ridgway
Baldwin
Rebekah Lodge
Russell Greer
Grace Huey
Hah Steele
Herman Brown
St Valentine
Ben Davison
Roy Clary
Madre Plaskett Wiggins
Lawrence
Oakwood
Robert A Hunt
First Methodist
Wiggins
Marie Plaskett
Oakwood Cemetery
William Paskett
Douglas County
Rebekah
Local Notes From OsKaloosa And Surrounding Areas
Ill at his place of business OSKALOOSA Frank Sharp rarely misses his shop. Family visits in Tonganoxie and Manhattan highlight a weekend with relatives. Warren Teel attends Farm and Home week in Manhattan as sessions begin. Local anniversary celebrations mark H A Ferris family 58th wedding milestone. Sunday communion and baptisms observed by Rev. Lane. New members welcomed, music directed by D C Allen. Lulu White returns to Winchester after visiting Roy Housh family. Continuous social rounds include visits, entertainments, and gatherings across county towns.
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Frank Sharp
Sharp
Claude Kimmel
Eleanor Champion
Tonganoxie
Charles Pierson
K. U
Flms
Helen Vierson
McLouth
Louise Gephart
Sadie Anderson
Topeka
Ora Anderson
Warren Teel
Manhattan
Arthur Ferris
Winchester
H. A. Ferris
Walter
Arthur
Lloyd
Joseph Lane
Methodist Church
D. C. Allen
John Sutton
Lulu White
Roy Housh
Baker Hosts Lean Week Kickoff and Opera Study Meeting
Baker residents prepare for a second Lean Week with a socially strict "slacker" list for rule breakers. Mrs C B Merry and Miss Emma Emery hosted a dinner party with guests Ruth Ellen Hahn Betty Stewart Bernice Lyddon. The Baldwin Music Club met at Mrs Mark D Ballard's home studying the opera Tannhauser with papers by Miss Florence Remington and Grace Huey and new members Mary Blackburn and Charles Bonebrake joining.
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Baker “Orange
Sadie Hawkins
Baker
C. B. Merry
Emma Emery
Misses Hahn
Ruth Ellen
Betty Stewart
Bernice Lyddon
Baldwin Music Club
Community Notes Highlight Socials and Farm Program
The article recalls January gatherings in Junction City and nearby towns with the Colonial club hosting Mrs. Joe Lane and a Kansas day program led by Mrs. Harold Smith. It covers the Farm Loan association dinner with remarks by Homer Sloop and director Roy Johnston, plus a soil conservation film by Warren Teel. It also mentions local visits, a long wedding anniversary, birthday surprise for Mrs. Gibson, and Marlin Alexander’s promotion at Glen Martin Bomber Construction in Baltimore.
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Tion City
Chapman
Abilene
Junction City
Cee Cousin
Nettie Bennett
Colonial Club
Joe Lane
Kansas
Harold Smith
Carl Stebbens
Hay Gay
Gertrude Goldman
Will Payne
Lane
Smith
Presbyterian
Farm Loan Association
Court House
Homer Sloop
Roy Johnston
J. D. Everett
Guy Forelburg
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Warren Teel
J. C. Paderbauch
Will Sheldon
Jess Sheldon
C. E. McGuire
Luther Trapp
Ralph May
Arlee Fish
Don Alexander
Mary K. Morrow
Howard Gibbs
Horace Edmonds
Delos Stevens
Lem Davis
South Liberty Street
Claid Davis
Greeley Cole
Ralph
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University of Missouri
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Stanbury
Dav Alexander
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Frank Haines
White
Vermont
Ralph Pine
Zephyr’s
Zephyr
Vienna
Zephyr Bakery
Pearl Stevenson
Tulare
Calif
Maggie Johnson Tomanoxie
Ralph Davis
Frank Wendel
Leavenworth
Holland Fox
Nannie Allen
James Gilesin
Tula Coleman
Minnie Nincehelser
Mae
Gibson
Jennie’ Tyler
Jefferson County
Cammie Johnson Everett
Eadie Coleman Younr
Lucy Francis Housh
Lee Gibson
Cammie Everett
Marlin Alexander
J. D. Alexander
Glen Martin Bomber Construction Company
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Marlin
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