Baldwins Visit as Community News Streams In
Dr Earl Harper and Mrs Harper of Iowa City visit their mother Mrs W C Harper while Ford Harper tours as Oklahoma Chamber secretary. Baldwin Garden Club members attend northeast district meet in Overbrook. Mrs Grace Irvin hosts Mrs Lamar Bollinger in Well Idaho. Mrs Pat Unger, formerly Miss Thelaity, is Baker graduate. Scott Morgan and family attend Starlight show. Clarence Gordon family planned trip to Topeka and Marysville after car crash injures two grandchildren. Mary Gordon and Kathy Gordon sustain injuries. funeral for S Ifaclan noted in Stark. Charles Gordon and daughters plan to live with Baldwin parents while he pursues Kansas University studies. Clarence J Miller to teach in Baker this fall. James Sowed and James Aus mark 50th anniversary trip in Kansas City. Norwegian-born Aus linked to Sunflower. Nan Spear and family arrive in Lawrence as notices conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl EB. Harper
Iowa City
Iowa
Ford C. Harper
Oklahoma
Kansas Associated Garden Clubs
Lamar Bollinger
Oiwell
Idaho
Grace Irvin
Pat Unger
Th Plaherty
Scott Morgan
Starlight Theater
Supt
Clarence Gordon
Topeka
Katherine
Mary Gordon
Vail Hospital
Larandon
Gordons
Marysville
Gordon
Ami
Haddan
Stark
Baldwin
Charles Gordon
University of Kansas
Clarence J. Miller
Mission
Baker
James So
Kansas City
Nelson
Aus
James Aus
Idwin
Oslo
Norway
Pressyurng, and Paul Association
Sunflower
Dew
Jev F. Spear
Nan
Lawrence
Rotary notes and local social news in Baldwin
Rotary news covers new year reports and swimming lessons at Baker pool with Georgann Malicky as instructor. Local socials include visits by Mrs Spear's sister Miss Elsie Power, various Topeka and Kansas City connections, family dinners at Oak Lodge, and plans of Baldwin residents for travel, work, and home changes. Some residents relocate to Santa Ana and Tucson while others prepare for vacations and new homes.
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Dean Inwnn
Bok Junlinger
Baldwin Rotary Club
Baker Swimming Pool
Georgann Malicky
Matcky
Ardmore
Okla
Bea Drass
Muriel Dayhoff
Minneapolis
Mina
Baldwin
Hiald W. Guest
Robert
Topeka
Thomas A. Evans
Casvate
Colo
Emil 5
Listar
Fort Scott
Liston
Ie Anne
Wholesale prices rise to highest level since January
Wholesale food prices this week rose week to week, according to the index, reaching the highest average level since January. The index stood at $6.61, up from last week, with a yearly comparison around $6.58. The high for the period hit $6.84 on Jan 1, while the low was $6.31 in April, reflecting the dual cost at wholesale level for 31 foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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William Stumm, Jr
Philadelphia
Pesana
Burma
Spear
Elsie Power
Win
Nat Power
Clare Hayes Idson
Ottawa
James Wallen
S. S. Postma
Clarence Hegberg
Helen Deal
W. L. Thompson
Tt Delta
Thompson Elizabeth Bentley
Bakes
Peck
Laura Wine
Mary Balch
the. Tuscon
Ariz
Tuston
William M. Balch
Stanley John Henderson
Astrid
Plano
Kansas
Civ
Santa Ana
Calif
Diana Whitley
Yenderson
Ind
Earley
Victor Ho Hi
Major Menderson
New Meaioo
California
Newson Po
Vacanantes Park
Cole
Charles Bonebrake
Kathiene
Vista
Bonebrake
J. Cragoe
Oak Field
Erin
Cragoe
Miah
Health Department
Watkins Huilling
Kroehler
Alee
Mohewk
Mersman
Lane
Alex, Smith
Samson
Storkline
Florence
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