Midland Rural Club Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary
The Midland Rural club held an all day meeting at Mrs. W. R. Adams home last Thursday with a noon dinner led by Mrs. W. L. Blaylock Mrs. F. V. Lewis and Mrs. P. J. Pirotte in charge. A large angel food cake and red heart favors marked the event. Members adopted pink and white as colors and carnations as the floral emblem. The gathering included prophesies, toasts, and messages from former members. A next meeting is planned for February 26 at Mrs. FE. D. Shaw’s home.
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Midland Rural Club
W. R. Adams
W. L. Blay- Jock
P. J. Pirotte
H. C. Bruckmiller
Charles Jones
Florida
G. R. Shultz
Hugo Scheilhorn
FP. A. Jones
E. C. Bussing
W. B. Carter
Charles Young
Si Jones
Personal News Notes From Area Residents
Mrs. Harry Werts returned from Southern Kansas after helping celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Felker. Charles F. Pease, visiting his sister Mrs. H. Shultz, went home to Worcester Michigan this morning. James Constant of St. Charles Missouri visits Lawrence relatives. Mrs. W. A. Patterson and Mrs. D. M. Patterson and Donald, en route to California, stay with Mrs. George Hackman and Mrs. W. B. Brown. John Isborn and son William plan an overland trip to California to make their home. Mrs. Fred L. Morris returns from St. Louis. Mrs. H. Ely flies to St. Louis for extended visit with her parents. Mrs. E. A. White spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. E. Peck of Clyde returns home after visiting Mrs. A. D. Page. Mrs. W. C. Simons goes to Kan-
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Kansas
Felker
St. Louis
H."d. Ely
Francis Keegan
E. A. White
Kansas City
E. Peck
Clyde
A. D. Page
W. C. Simons
Kan
Deaths and Funerals Wells Thompson Wells
Wells Thompson Wells, formerly of Lawrence, died yesterday in Great Bend. The body will be returned to Lawrence for burial. He was a member of the local Knights Templar commandery. Funeral announcements will follow. Family Stayed Together Mr W A Pine of North Lawrence has seven children and eighteen grandchildren, all within about a mile of the family home, a remarkable clustering in an era of dispersed families.
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Kerger
Slayton
Minn
Mhradfield Regulator Co
BA-76
Atlanta
Wells Thompson Wells
Thompson
Lawrence
Great Bend
Commandry
Knights Templar
W. A. Pine
North Lawrence
Construction of New Shop by Constant & Son on Vermont Street
Contractors Constant & Son plan a new reinforced concrete shop on Vermont Street to supplement their current quarters in the old Vermont Street School building. The two story facility, 32 by 72 feet, will house a machine shop on the second floor. Card of Thanks We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our brother and uncle, Dave Daley. Signed by Mrs. T. M. Harris, Mr. John Daley, Mrs. E. Brisentine.
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T. Constant & Son
Vermont Street
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T. M. Harris
John Daley
E. Brisentine
Tokyo to Build Subways Tokyo
Tokyo Municipal Government applied to the Department of Railways for a permit to construct 49 miles of subways in the city. The project is expected to cost about 200 million dollars with completion planned for 1940.
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Tokyo
United Press
Department of Railways
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