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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
6
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Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Jackson of Lecompton and the Glenns hosted and visited nearby families including the Rogers and Browns near Perry and Topeka. Edna Moran of Topeka joined Roger home visits and Glenn visits. Kenneth Matney, recovering from appendicitis at St. Francis hospital, was visited by local families. Zeeb threshed for several locals. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Oliver Headley of Topeka with relatives present. Ruth June Moeller from Berryton visited Koehler family. Mrs. Glenn attended the funeral of Mrs. Alice Gratton Kincaid in Washington and visited Kincaid relatives in Lawrence.
Mrs. L. B. Snyder and Mrs. E. B. Purvis attended Mrs. Spears funeral in Baldwin on Saturday. Local residents shared singing by Mrs. Russell Greer and Lenora Williams, while callers included Mrs. Ford and others. A Sunday picnic at Forest Park Otwa featured families B. A. Hammond William Clark and son Billie. Additional visits included Joe Pollock Baldwin to Roy Merchant home and Richard Dyer with Hershel Merchant. Supt. Fred L. Settles of Frank.
Mon am notes from Lewis Tucker home as Ainslie Thaine visits en route to Topeka for superintendent meeting. Dozens of relatives and friends from Long Island to Baldwin gather for meals and threshers. Several in Topeka for medical care and local church notices conclude due to upcoming service cancellations.
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