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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
6
Local diary style item lists frequent visits and gatherings in Valley and nearby homes. Names such as Mrs Plater Bond Mrs Cherle Binning and Roy Floey appear among numerous relatives and friends visiting, hosting, or traveling to see kin on weekends and holidays.
A jumbled local social column recounts visits from Violet Smith and Norval to Lawrence, relatives hosting, church events, and community get togethers. Mentions Frank Flory’s Thursday delivery, Chester white pigs arrival, and various residents attending church suppers and school activities with family and neighbors in the Lawrence region.
Residents record a flurry of visits birthdays and parties in Wellsville. Mrs George Starwit and family host guests as Mrs McChinyr visits nearby towns while residents share reports on illness recoveries and upcoming community events at the school house and church socials.
An assorted list of local visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. Crompley from Haddam Kansas en route to Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. White of Lawrence, and the Crampley family with Virginia. They visit relatives and attend an art exhibit while plans to move and home projects are noted. In Tokyo and Japan the business downturn deepens with inflation, layoffs, and charity drives as hospitals fill and prices fall.
Mrs. Margaret Buchheim born in Germany on August 8 1838 died January 16 192 at age 85. Funeral services were held at her son Samuel’s home and she is buried beside husband Samuel Buchheim in Stull cemetery. Survived by sons Sam Will Fred and daughter Mia Alice Bahnmaier with many grandchildren. Local notices share family visits and home improvements among Stull residents.
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