Camp Travis Visit and Local War News Highlight
Lawrence West prepares for Camp Travis Texas drill Saturday with a nursing prelim. Milesé Donslé graduates from Towalree hospital Des Moines Iowa 1910 and Maryanne hospital Ames Town. McDonald has three brothers in the army. Camping Party leaves Saturday chaperoned by Mrs James Mitchell for a short stay at Stiner's farm with Misses Underwood Sutton Patterson Mitchell McPherson and Beery. They expect to return Wednesday. Great Lakes training school entries include Jamies Weed and Paul Praybylski with Weed’s brother in France. Keller Worthington marriage announced at Camp Fuystoni. Worthington heads to France while Mrs Worthington continues work. Informal tea hosted by Claudie Pendleton for Episcopal Sunday School. Year Round Club met for Red Cross work at N Hughes 1102 West 6th Street. Nadine Morrison leads Blue Birds for a daisy field picnic south of town.
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Lawrence
Travis
Texas
France
Milesé Donslé
Towalree Hospial
Desfisines
Iowa
Mary Ane
Ames
McDonald
Shilaw
James Mitchell
Stiner’s Farm
Kary! Underwood
Elizabeth
Sutton
Doris
Patterson
Annie Mitchell
la McPherson
Virginia Beery
Great ‘Lakes
Jamies
Weed
Jof
F. G. Weed
Great! Lakes
Gailoir
Mahilon Weed
A87th Infantry
Paul A. ‘Praybylski
Achning
Ralph
Eudora
Mabel Johnson
Topeka
J. Anderson
Albridge Statter
DeSoto
Mary Magratto
Aviliameburg
Gladys Congdon
Burlington
Lillian’ Fishland Atterid
The
University
Grace Green
Mildred Sales
Kansas City
S Milan Scheer
Incminger
Pola
Ceti
D. Williams
Ruth Williams
Waverly
Dana Williams
Lawrences
Thelma Hindt
Mound Valley
Della Kennedy
Garnett
Ulius Holmes
Lawrence Lamb
Missoulay Mont
M2. Glenburg
Hobbs
W. A. Hinesly
Ohiawa
Ei. A. Enright
Alice Bbsworth
Kansas
Kagisas
Arved
Sispensi
Myra
Alfred Bunyan
Baldwin
Vivian
Robert
Weikend
Kathryfi Lane
T. L. Hargis
Baker
Lamrence
M’ednabet
Sha ¥Mee
County
Ertha Hotpstiesls Sgeidt
Topeka State
Jal
J. Clyde
La@réncé
Olive
Gonstanty Harold
Kennath
Pai
Rankin
Charles
McLsuth
Tonganoxie
Abe .Wolfson
W Son
Art Logan
Colorado
Ranot
Kent
Pasadena
California
iKent
City
T. F. Alexander
Clathe
Lin Lawrence
Bart Chapmin
Wis
Glasgo
Mir
RE. Hahse
Ww. We Potter
F. C. Miller
Jean
Boulder
Eia
F. G. Cope
Faigiy
J 2 T
Olson
St Prous
Fonention
Walter King
Perey Tibbals
Thas
He ‘Stewart
Lucile Tibbals
Helen
Oook
Hester Jacko
Blanche
Reindke
Miss! Bowman
Sanadi
Nellie “May Schaal
Atchison
Katherine Fogarty
F. B. Williams
Anighter
C. S. Ewing
Ito
Jerry Hurley
H. Shea
S. Meyers
Leav
Enworth
Alpha Xi Delta
Gertrude Hurley
Nancy Longenecker
Loye
New York City
Esinedog Jackston
Werome
Dana Hall
Boston
Mass
Marcus Hanna
Perry
Montana
F. R.‘Kruse
Kans City
Lucy
Pebley
F. T. Hanna
L. A. Dunmire
Elmer Dunn
Mire
Excélsior Springs
Missouri
Harold Morris
Slater
Leame
George John Wise
Forthogan
Josephine van Ness
Washington, D. C
War Department
Miss van Ness
Olive Constant
Washington, DC
Mildred Olmstead
Topbka
Trainin School
Christ’s" Hospital
J. Touhy
Denver
J. Gordon Gibb
E. R. Cole
Lucile Cole
May Beth Parker
J. William Herz
New York
Lalwrence
Tellette Kreeck
Lotte Kreek
Sa Antonio
Florida
Woodward
Awrence
W. FB. Silver
Funston
Charles Shumway
Jane
Classic Kinezer
John Merwin
Charles Hall
Hutchinson
Beta Theta Pi
EB. Seybold
Mat Edmond
McLouth
Lela Nevin
W. E. Nevin
Nevin
Junction City
Anna Bechtold
Wichita
William Albert Sand
Fred W. Kalm
Gea
Phenicie’s
Pony Creek
S'yiday
Red Cross
Anna Taylor
Robert Graham
Eva Graham
Ella O'Dea
Howart Miller
Edward Doyle
Joseph Doyle
Livingston
Hill
Leo Pat
Camp Funston
R .C. Nance
Williamstown
Wm. Zimmermans
Liberal
Sam Kelsall
Ray Johnson
Chas.Gililand
Joshua Clevenger
Ruth Ithenicre
H. D. Johnson
Entertaining Nurses and Local Guests in Lawrence
Local society notes list visitors and residents in Lawrence including Miss Hazel, Miss Mabel Hall, Miss Frances Kerstag, Miss Dora Kesler, Miss Alice Wicks, and many others spending weekends, summers, or visiting relatives. Names across Topeka, Burlington, Avila, and Kansas City appear with university ties and upcoming graduations.
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Roberts
Papen
Rose-' Ie
Minnie, Buball
Hazel
Mabel- Hall
Frances Kerstagt
Dora Kesler
Gusta Mitts
Cleon Monteith
Goldie Meyers
Alice Wicks
Jessie Roberts
Kate Noble
Ilion crocks capacity water preservation method
Instructions describe filling crocks with water and sodium silicate, submerging eggs two inches deep, placing in a cold dark ventilated area, and covering with waxed paper to prevent evaporation.
Atlantic Coast Seagoing Threats Rise Amid Submarine Attacks
Reports from June 3 to 4 describe German sympathy for agents causing raids to demoralize shipping. Vessels A. H. Ball, City of Columbus, and others suffer attacks. 11 crewmen aboard Ball missing. Carolina reportedly attacked with 220 passengers and 120 crew, fate unknown. U.S. naval stations mobilize to aid attacked ships off the Atlantic coast.
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New York
A. H. Ball 'O
Adub M. Haskell
Fear Woof
Askell
Portland
Fdard H. Cole
Boston
North East
Carolina
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Nnavy Department
S/O
Arlington Naval
Atlantic
Carolinas
AU. S. Guardship
Ipping Isskeaies
One Kansan Named Today’s Casualty List
Washington June 3 casualty list shows 36 names with counts by cause. Died of accident Private Robert Springer Coffeyville Kans listed among the names. Bathing caps and piano sale ads appear between casualty items from City Drug Store and E B Guild Music Co.
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Washington
Robert Springer
Coffeyville
Kans
City Drug Store
Lawrence
E. B. Guild Music. Co
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Pony Creek residents keep busy with visits and plans
Mrs Roy Zimmermann returned from Kansas City on Wednesday while Mrs Sylvester Steinmetz of Perry arrived Friday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs D L McNerny. The community notes many visitors, a sweet potato of harvest, and a meeting at Bleakley to discuss labor and threshing.
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Roy Zimmermann
Kansas City
Sylvester Steinmetz
Perry
D. L. McNerney
Miller and family enjoy a day in the open air at Swo Pan
The Miller family and relatives picnic among the beauties of Swo Pan with dinner outdoors. Mrs. Roy Cook visits Kisall's and Aunt Mable borrows a nickel from Katie and forgets to repay it, prompting a lesson on owing money. Katie worries it is a big debt and the family plans to discuss it at table. The text also hints at philosophical musings about theology and sanity in a German language context.
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Roy Cook
Mable
Katie
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Mrs. Strong
Blanche Simons
Owen Maloney
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Red Arrows
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Helen Friend
Sara Warrell
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Tennessee
Ward-Belmort
Missophine Slayens
Miss Friend
Lyrna McDonald
W. B. McDonald
Keller-Worthington
Lillian. Keller
James
A. Worthington
Camp Fuystoni
Worthington
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Claudie Pendleton
Episcopal Church
Helen Skilton
Margaret Wakker
Lucinda Griffith
Josephine Batyrel
Catherine Sutton
N. Hughes
W. 6Th
Reg Cross
Nadine Morrison
Daisy Field
Otto Fischer
Georgette Crepe
John Johnson
Kingman
Anna Johnson
C. C. Carl
Vic Johnson
Hilleverest Country Club
J. W. Scott
Gertrude Quick
Durant
Oklahoma
B. G. Gustafson
Harry Keen
C. P Eeeke
T. J. Main
Council Grove
George Houk
Kempthorn
Camp Fire Girls
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Isabelle Gibbs
Sallie Perkins
Charlotte
North Carolina
Will Heckett
S.E. Terkins
H. Knabe
Parsons
Knabe
Moline Street
West Fourth Street
Matthews Lumber & Coal. Co. i
Aggie
Manhattan
Ernest H. Wiegand
State
Division of Extension
Kansas State Agricultural College
Sean
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Stork
Kennedy
Shady
Land
Moti
Bradfield
Reno
Harry Eagins Hill
Eagins
V¢ Iva
Zimmerman
Flavia Maloney
St. Louis Mich
John Maloney
Geo.w. Phenicie Shenk
Thursiday
Gladman
James O'Keefe
Spon i
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Sweney Ae
Fred
Harmonia
Helen Louise
John. Harmon
Pony Creék
Sirsy Zimmerman
Mildred) Maloney
Emporia
Lecommton
Eastern Star
Tonganoxi
Geo. L.pheuicie
R. C.nance
J. M. Phenicie
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Hittle Jones
Gannot
Barber & i
Sanity
Hester & Robe
Masa
Nee
Massage Tree
Aehte
Sebner
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