Baldwin Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
A Baldwin week full of visitors and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Alex Trotter hosted friends while Mrs G Scott Morgan received a circle of acquaintances. Miss Mirenzenmayer hosted a business meeting with guests at her home. The Riley Bible class and K P chapter events filled the week with dinners porch parties and plans for next year. Old and new residents, travelers, and students returned or prepared for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Black
Alex Trotter
Fischer
Carth
Lorrinne Casper
G. Scott Morgana
Baldwin
Rs. Marshall Morgan
I Mirenzenmayer
Charles Hagerty
Maxwell’ S. Claude
Boeks
Kansas
Charles E. Beeks
Hersband
Ostminster
Maurice Warkham
Christen
Jean
Te We ' Charles
Dikerson
Ehter
Marjorie
Fayettville
T! ‘Keohane
Iam
Clark
Howard Campbell
Grace Wiley
A. Ous
Sins
Tus
Claude Benon
Beeks
Kansas City
Land
Edward *Cragoe
A.E. Leach
WeeGe Heylenane
Gilbert’ Gander
Irs
Harry Case
Harold Case
Wiss Ruby Keohane
Helen Keohane
iKansas
Charles Kalb
Reserve
Dessie- Ap
Hoctane
Mn Attor
Evan
Eline
Eastern
Star
Cent
Ear
Black
sAnna McCain
FL Kraft
Foygard
Wolford
Vafternoon
Vassar
Owill
Mary
Laura _Reeder
Lawrence
Ida J. Reed
Alaska
Frances Spke
Billy Pen
Lawre Ont
Marie Speck
Har
Lock At
J. J. Speck
Bals Lasti
Helen Hackett
Gail Swayze
Goff
Laura Bell McKittrick
Wilson
James
Brett
Iowa
Baker
Esther Houston
Lund
W. C. Markham
Sericon
Ton
D. C
Markham
Chiago
Detroit
Baker's
College
Jepartment
Music Conservatory
S .W. Muenzenmayer
City Square
Spurgeon Fountain
Muetzenmayer
Moore
Earl Martin
Dale
Billy
Denison
Local Notes From Topeka And Area This Weekend
Mrs BL and her mother spent Sunday in Topeka with Woodbury the local agent for St Manley Insurance Co. Mr and Mrs Kettering from Indiana and Tyah Glenn attended in Lecomp Topeka Sunday. Mrs Bendsler and daughters Jean and Virginia of Topeka were weekend guests of W B Glenn. Farmers in the community are cutting and shocking their cats this week. Some are removing cocklebur and cotton weeds from corn fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gy Pee
Topeka
Woodbury
St. Manley . Insurance Co
Tr Kettering
Tyah
Glenn
I Lecompwere
Bendsler
Jean
Virginia
Lemonade for the Fourth advertised at 35¢ a square
An old newspaper ad fragment promotes lemonade for the Fourth at 35 cents per square, urging readers to be good cooks. It also touts extra fine pink meat melons, very sweet cantaloupes at two for 25 cents and 15.8 cents each, choice crisp head lettuce and celery, and fine ripe bananas for a picnic.
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ES. Baker
Evans
Hiawatha
Katherine’ Keohane
Milward Idel
Idol
Robinson
Eleanor Brownlett
Estes
Park
Colo
Mac Watts
Charles Wilson
Big Springs
Glenn Shaffer
George Claar
Arlene
Don Claar
Irwin‘ Kraft
Wm. Morris
James Davis
John | Kerns
Tulsa
Okla
Howard ‘Smart
Stillwater
Wilma Glenn
Spe
Mae Watts
Donald~ Claar
Mark “Watts
Hedgeman Watts Ll
For
Fox’s Pebnut ‘and Coffee Shop
Uli Mass
Edmonds
Veal
Grand Union Grocery
Mass
Priday
Kansas City Times
Piggly Wiggly Store
Meat Dent
Swift
Tha
Poe Lovery
Roy Lawrence Market
Raney
Haimburger
West 8Th St
S. & S. Grocery
Journal
Webster-Lange Gro. Co
Naib
Cabh
Jayx
Kaw Valley
Schieifer Bros
Isticed
Never Bros
Henry
Help
Deticia
Uenther
Farmers Union
Anderson's
Brinkman
Mol
Zephye Graham
East Std. St
Delicia
Pickwick