Estes Park vacationers return to Baldwin area
Local notices list residents visiting Estes Park Colorado and returning this week. Several families and friends from Baldwin, Oklahoma, including McClure and Wilson households, reconnect after summer trips. Community events include a campfire girls’ outing, a plant sale at Palme Dry Goods, and plans for a public play and a college cafe fountain installation.
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Palme Dry jGoots
Ramona Kirkpatrick
Scott
Red Cross
Pleasant Hour club hosts Mrs Wilson Martin gathering
The Pleasant Hour club met Wednesday afternoon with fourteen members and nine guests. A program on peanuts with Mrs Kirby reading due to Mrs Keifer's absence sparked discussion on cultivation and uses. A two course lunch followed. Next meeting set for two weeks with Mrs Olaf Anderson hosting.
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Pleasant Hour
Wilson Martin
Keifer
Kirby
Te Club
Olaf Anderson
Chile
Mark ‘Pierson
Glasham
G. T. Brown
Alice Boyd
Doris
Bernd Reeves
Josephine ¥Eoman
Chloetta Taylor
Ravena_ Brown
Ellen Anderson
Marjovig Lee
Grace Lee
Hirdy
Robert Lee
Richard
George Davis
Lawrence
Howard Haughton
Lincoln
Nebraska
Guy
Dale Atelift
Stel- Inof
Tollganoxie
Annie Piper
George Jeffries
G.W. Browning
Lou Beach
Cal
W. P. Martin
Martin
Cowles
Mary Cowles
Sibley
Emily Johnson
Paul Rudiger
Candler Tania
Summer Socials and Visits Across Lawrence Area
July pranks stir local hills as rainfall cools. numerous visits described. Mr and Mrs Welsh and kin host at Fletcher home. Hazel Welden Pena and Lester Shirar visit John Garrett residence. Geneva and Evelyn White call on May Welsh. families including Schutz, Mangelsdorf, and Martin share visits across town. church attendance noted. threshing helpers and roof repairs mentioned along with weekend travels to Montana and Colorado.
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Abil
A. BE. Welsh
Myr
Fletcher
Hazel
Welen Pena
Lester Shirar
John Garrett
Robert White
Geneva
Evelyn
le Filson Monilay
Bnds Amther
Tuttle
Montana
Judy
Kansas City
W. H. Manglepdorf
M. Schutz
Arthur
Anna
Emma
Albert Schutz
Evelyn White
Ail Mas
Charles Whedon
Colorado
Shiraz
Salina
Eggert
Pstmateer
Aie M
Murry Kyle
Wittle Sehr Donald
Manglesdorf
Henry Ee
A. Hi. Welsh
Len Wilson
Ala Yah Bes May
Lawrence
Juanita Clark
Claxton
A. E. Welsh
Lawrene
Charles Wilson
Ernest Plattner
Pi Waite
Floyd Geneve
May Welsh
J.D. Martin
O. W. Judy
Mary
Harty
Bliss
Kensie Expert Debunks Meat Cost Belief in Diet
Dr C College refutes that meat is an expensive diet item, citing Agriculture Department figures showing beef consumption down 27 percent from 1910 to 1920 and explaining meat provides high protein and energy at lower cost than eggs or milk. The article, part of a series by Doctor McCampbell, argues meat deserves a balanced place in meals given its affordability and quality.
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Kensie
C. College
McCampbell
Editio
Unite States
Pollars
Tio
Tyro
Miss Addie visiting in Leavenworth week
OsKaloosa notes show Miss Addie Mavis visiting friends and relatives in Leavenworth this week. Mr Ross Taylor arrived Friday for a visit at Ee Keers home with Mrs Oss, Mrs Floyd Wray living north of town celebrates the arrival of a daughter last Sunday. Edwin Westhaver drove to Topeka on business last Wednesday. Rev Harry Vigour, Methodist pastor, will preach at Topeka First Methodist next Sunday morning. Dr Kulp will be away for the day. In the M E church here the men’s team McLouth
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Addie
Mavis
Leavenworth
Ross Taylor
Ee Keers
Oss
Floyd Wray
Edwin Westhaver
Topeka
Harry
Methodist
First Methodist
Kulp
the. M
McLouth
Violet Fairchild
Kansas City
Bert Fairchild
Eugenia
Oskeloosa
Fairchilds
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Owen Johnson
MrscCreary
McCreary
Copp
Jepp
Local community notes and social visits in Sibley and Oska loosa region
The column lists a flurry of visits and gatherings. names include Mrs Kilmer Rapist City, Prof. Bert Ross, Mrs. Joseph Oss, Judge and Mrs Decker, Miss Violet Fairchild, Miss Olive Barry, Miss Virginia Davis, Mr. Forsythe, and many others. town residents attend church services, epworth meetings, picnics, band concerts, and social calls in Winchester, Topeka, Kansas City, and nearby areas. local committees plan chautauqua events at Falls with a large auditorium, while others enjoy swimming, millinery changes, and household improvements.
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Avin
Quinton
Dunlavantere
James Kilmer
Rapist City
Roberts
Joseph Oss
Kavamieline Brooks
Valley Falls
Decker
Charles Gephirt
Valley
Falls
Mondavys
Wea Colman Jr
Winchester
Fatsieon
Texas
Amos Leech
Frank Mayer
Kansas City
Shrader
Epworth
L Dnd T. Railroad
Tr. MecReight
Dodds
Simmons
Roscoe Jenkins
Topeka
Wis Ilonday
Nineehelser
Pittsburg
William Burnam
Tewi
Hastan Chautauqua
Alde
Fafa
Ous
Wilson
Gett
Goldman Millinery
Leslie Lane
Washington, D. C
Julia Lake
Washington
White House Gardens
Virginia Davis
Wakeeney
Mrs. Parrish
Cole
Ralymon Bucktey
iMrs
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Nettiebeck
City
Athair
Hoovel
Missouri
Phe Chhuta
County
May
Studebaker
Ross Fletcher
McKeight
Lawrence
Don Wilhelm
McKinney
Frank Colman
Tom
Fred
Piper
Great Bend
John Uytton
Vesta White
Tibet
Vesta Will Steach
Woodstock
T. H. Roberts
Victory Highway Opens In Topeka Kansas Celebrations
The opening of the first section of the Victory Highway in Topeka Kansas marks a federal aided project costing about 400000. Leaders from state and national offices attend with Governor Allen and other dignitaries to speak as the barricade is removed. A parade picnic races and a pie contest are planned with Jess Willard invited for an exhibition hour.
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Topek
Kan
Jidy Ousalid
la Point
Kansas
Congress
Eath
Iberican Legion Poist
Victory Highway Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Horace H. Hagen
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
W. R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Neb
Henry ‘Allfn
Istry Victory Highway Association
W. Watson
Hichtey
Jess Willard
Kansas fight against tuberculosis outlined by official
Dr Charles H Lertigo executive secretary of the Kansas State Tuberculosis Association cites rising tolls with 1085 deaths in 1912 and 872 in the prior year. The group runs about 100 clinics annually, costing around $500 per person examined, reaching 35 places across Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Charles H. Lertigo
K'nsas
Assobi
Kanes
Tip
Gablish
Crusade Teaches Health Habits Across Kansas
State health boards and tuberculosis associations join the Modern Health Crusade to educate children in health habits. Enrollment reaches 130,000 in Kansas as crusaders promote fresh air exercise and proper living to curb disease.
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State Board of Health
Sarii
Formum
Kursas
Funds low for student loans at university
Funds available for student loans are dwindling. More than 10,000 dollars has been loaned last year from three funds, plus 4,000 dollars carried from the prior year. Rates are four percent, with demand outstripping supply. Registrar George O. Foster appeals to donors to establish new funds to aid needy students.
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George O. Foster
Foster
Iinterest
Tat
General Ae Fund
James L.meat Fund
General Fund
May Stephens
Knights of Columbus to honor veterans at San Francisco convention
World War veterans living and dead will be honored as delegates from across the order gather for the thirty first annual international convention in San Francisco on August 2 to 4. Visiting knights who served in American and overseas camps will visit veterans in hospitals at San Francisco and Palo Alto, leaving gifts and staging entertainments. Albert G. Bacey will guide hospital tours and discuss war work. A memorial breath will replace a war dead during the convention events.
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San Francisco
Knights of Columbus
Alo Alto
Palo Alto
Albert G.bacey
The
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Rome Summer Coat Exhibition Draws Attendees
In Rome in July a fashion display featuring white flannel outfits drew notable society figures and city officers. The event showcased radio gear and items from national exhibitors while military wireless, aeroplane tests, artillery, and defense equipment were highlighted.
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Rome
Select Society
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