Rockies Still in Grip of Winter
Denver reports nine days of subfreezing temperatures with a low of seven below zero. Across Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico bitter cold and heavy snowdrifts halt travel in mountain passes. Five Indians died in a cabin fire near Billings and injuries followed an automobile collision in Pueblo.
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Denver
Col
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Grow
Billings
Mont
Puble
Abram G. Ball
Charles BR. Phillips
Ball
Lewiston
Annaconda
Bozeman
Casper
Sheridan
WARDEN WARNS HUNTERS IN KANSAS RABBIT SOLE LEGAL GAME
Pratt Kan Jan 16 AP state fish and game warden Alva Clapp warns hunters that only rabbits are legal game in Kansas for the present season with the open duck season closed December 31. Possessing game birds beyond five days after closing is illegal and fines were issued last year. Eastern Star Adah chapter meets at Masonic temple Friday at 8 o'clock with initiation to feature the evening.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Alva Clapp
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Winter Weather Impacts Woodstock Mail Route and Events
In Woodstock heavy snowdrifts delayed mail delivery as residents shoveled roads. Local activity included Bible study at the Methodist church, lyceum attendance at McLouth, and a play Laugh It Off received praise. Visitors and family notes mention Haworth, Zook, Petrie, Bowen, and others with plans for upcoming exams January 24 and 25 in Oskaloosa.
Local neighbors share visits and events in No Ten area
Mr and Mrs F S Champion visited with their families Sunday afternoon. William Puckett called Monday. Mrs C W Willamson visited Mrs Harry Zook. Miss Effie Petrie visited with Mrs Dan Petrie and son Sam. Forest Helm returned to Lawrence Business College after weekend at home. Neighbors attended Aaron Graham birthday surprise. Charley Pearl and friend called at Lloyd Scofield's home. Card club at Entre Nome met Saturday. Brackett Farm Bureau reps attended Garden School. N R Miller hosted dinner by E Reeves. Virginia and Margaret stayed with Margaret Kelsall. Kasell guests included A H Eine Bert Harman Gordon Genevieve H D Johnson and R Nance. Snowstorm damaged highway. No 10 school not in session Jan 9 10. exams Monday Tuesday. John Cunningham Baldwin visitors. Sunday school closed at No Ten. December 30 deposits for Sunday school funds $10.31. Preaching at No Ten moved to second and fourth Thursday. first service Jan 26 7 15 pm. Annual Farmer's Union oyster supper attended at schoolhouse Jan 3. Hurlbrink family hosted Christmas party with Hoagles Hoagle, E Stoneking, Martha Raymond Peter Ray Stoneking. Mary White and family hosted goose dinner with Dyer and White families. More visits and social events noted as well as a death in the Nichols family buried Jan 2 in Baldwin cemetery.
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Chester Zook
Methodist Church
Charles Bowen
Dave McDonnald
Vivian White
Will White
Abbot
Eli Haworth
Montana
Alford Ford and Son
Herbert Champion
Steward Brothers
Lyceum
McLouth Auditorium
Harry Zook
Martin Zook
Barbara Lea
Lucille Scofield
Mgr
Thomas Haney
Topeka
Elia Zook
Will Smurf
Nan Petrie
Samuel
Sam Petrie
Vera Bowen
Wellman School
Miss Haworth
Moe
Skaloosa
Frank
Richard
David Shields
To- Dar Petrie
Harry Wellman
Tittle Margaret Arelen
Oskaloosa
F. S. Champion
Frank Champion
Torbert
William Puckett
Valley Grove
C. W. Willamson
Pane
Effie Petrie
Dan Petrie
Sam
Fi Forest Helm
Lawrence Business College
Aaron Graham
Charley Pear
Toneka
Lloyd Scofield
Entre Nome
Be, Sneegas
Alfred “Jenne
Guy Bigsby
Garden School
Chamber of Commerce
Brackett Farm Bureau Group
N. R. Miller
E. Reeves
Virginia
Margaret
Margaret Kelsall
Sam Kasell
A. Heine
Bert Harman
Gordon
Genevieve
H. D. Johnson
R.'C. Nance
Lawrence
John Cunninghan
Baldwin
No. Ten
Fred Hurlbrink
Ed Stoneking
Farmer's Union
Walter Dyer
Lucille
Thelma
Maxine
Oscar Dyer
Martin
Arthur White Mar
Claude
Joe
Will Dyer
Roy
Clary
G. B. Speer
George Tadlock
Ed. Stoneking
Grace
Dorothy
Bethell
Marjorie Nichols
Kansas City
Meumonia
Baldwin Cemetery
Start Stutsman
Helen Dolinger
Olathe
Kansas
P. I. de Witt
Henry Allen
Ethel
H. D. Howland
Sam Kelsall, Jr
Robert Ridley
Willis Colman
Wilson Martin
Frank Sehellhorn
Baby
Earl Martin
E. S. Reeves
A. E Scott
Geradine
Bessie Lou
Barbara
Son
Lex
A. V. Canady
Carl V. Canady
William Kirby
William B. Kirby
Reeves
Robert Lindsay
A. KE. Messenheimer
Paul _Kasold
Czaplinski
Ellen Anderson
I. P. Martin
Lindsay
Sach
Ono
Local Social News Highlights From Hesper and Lawrence Regions
Mr and Mrs Floyd Broer and daughter Kathleen visited Mrs Broers parents Mr and Mrs Sam Neis in Hesper. Salem Evangelical Comrade class hosted by Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis with six tables of progressive rock and prizes for high score to Mrs Carl and consolation to Mrs Nelson Freemen. February backward Valentine party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Neis for Comrade class. Mr and Mrs William Spitzli and children dined with Mr and Mrs Ben Nelson. Carl Kurtz and son Carl Verner dined with Mrs Kurtz’s parents Mr and Mrs Lewie Had on New Year’s Eve. Mrs John Edelbrock of Kaydora and others spent the day with Mr and Mrs Robert Reusch and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Broer and daughter Dorotha and son Werner were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Broer. Mrs Walter Parker and daughter Leone shopped in Lawrence. daughter Kathleen visited Mrs Howard Bernitz. Mr and Mrs Philip Brecheisen and baby of Clearfield dined with Mr and Mrs Chris Meuffle. Walter Parker party guests included Leone and Roscoe Parker at Grand View. Spitzli home hosted a birthday gathering for Margaret Spitzli and Mary Grist with games and music and a large gift shower for Miss Grist and Miss Switzli. Guests listed include many named girls and boys from Lawrence and Atchison. Robert Reusch transacted business in Lawrence Tuesday morning.
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Floyd Broer
Kathleen
Fred Neis
William Spitzlt
Ben Nelson
Carl Kurtz
Carl Verner
Howard Bernitz
Philip Brecheisen
Baby
Clearfield
Chris Meuffle
Walter Parker
Leone
Roscoe
W. Shelton
Grand View
Mary Grist
Frances
Elizabeth Erwin
Glaysis Bon
Elise Neis
Dorothy Schelegel
Sylvia Alderamanv
Lawrence
Hope. Anderson
Atchison
Mildred Grob
Geraldine Reece
Felen Hadli
Fern Broer
Marion
Anna Grist
Ruth Ness
George Reece
Clifford
Robert Eisele
Elbert Alderman
Ralph Grob
Homer Watts
Paul Hadl
Glen Wilson
Clarence Broers
Paul
John Grist
Ralph White
Miss Grist
Miss Switzli
Robert_ Reusch
Olathe and Topeka guests and local club events
Local residents hosted guests from Olathe and Topeka for dinners and social visits. The Brackett Farm Bureau plans its January 16 meeting with location to be announced. Pleasant Hour club celebrated Mrs Lindsay’s 75th birthday with a noon dinner and music, while other community members hosted card clubs and hosted visitors in Lawrence and surrounding towns.
Local notes on illness visits and a Baldwin death
The column notes Byron Stewart’s illness a serious siege of tonsillitis Agnes Mary White visited Rex Bowen in Stull and attended the Mound program Peter Stoneking finished work for Clarence Olson and many mourn Mrs J M Nabb of Baldwin died after an operation in Kansas City hospital Le Roy Steneking spent vacation with Earl Moore of Norwood and others offer condolences
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Byron Stewart
Agnes Mary_White
Rex Bowen
Stull
Peter Stoneking
Clarence Olson
J. M. Nabb
Baldwin
Kansas City
le Roy Steneking
Earl Moore
Norwood
Pleasant Hour Circle Hosts Postponed Christmas Party
Chas. Osher has been ill for days as the Pleasant Hour Circle held its delayed Christmas party at the Excelsior schoolhouse on Wednesday January 8 with thirty seven attendees. Hostesses Mrs Harry Flory Mrs Glen Flora and Mrs Gladys Wim oversaw activities including a grab bar as a feature.
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Chas. Osher
Pleasant Hour Circle
Excelsior
Harry Flory
Glen Flora
Gladyswim
Glycerin Mixture Beats Soda for Sour Stomach
A vintage note touts Adlerika for quick relief of gas and stomach fullness. It claims glycerin and herbal components work on upper and lower bowels, promising immediate relief in minutes and billing Rankin Drug Store as a seller.
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Rankin Drug Store
Entertainment Event Sparks Refreshments Served
Delicious refreshments were served at the entertainment gathering, adding a light, social touch to the proceedings and leaving attendees with a pleasant impression of the event.
Ottawa Caller Rose White Featured Monday Event
Miss Rose White was an Ottawa caller Monday, appearing in local social or civic events and drawing attention from residents.
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Miss Rose White
Ottawa
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