Conventions Face Short, Busy Summer in 1920s Plans
Chicago dispatch surveys expected lengths of the Republican and Democratic national conventions. Hoover’s GOP gathering likely wraps by June 14 and a four day span. Democrats, with Chicago hoped for finance, may adjourn by July 2. Historical records note varied durations, from 17 days in 1924 to nine days in 1912 and 1920. Local notices follow about the Schell family, Donald Bond hospitalization, bridge club outing, and visits to Oak Hill cemetery.
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Chicago
Hoover
Clark
Ieago
York
John W. Day
Duodenal Ulcers Chronic Cycle and Pain Patterns
The text outlines how duodenal ulcers tend to become chronic with cycles of pain and periods of well feeling. It notes gnawing chest or stomach pain worsened by fasting and relieved by food, and discusses the role of diet, habits, and early diagnosis in treatment, citing Dr. Ryle on sensible community guidance.
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Ryle
Guy’s Hospital
London
Cooper and Rumsey families visit in Fairview locale
Overnight and weekend visits link Saf fordville McPherson and Lawrence residents. J C Cooper and Clifford Cooper stayed with Mrs Edmondson and Mr Russell Cooper, while Dr and Mrs Fred Rumsey from Kansas City dined with Mr and Mrs Ernest Leary. Local guests toured Redfield and shared meals with area families.
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J. C. Cooper
Saffordville
Clifford Cooper
McPherson
Edmondson
Russell Cooper
Fred Rumsey
Kansas City
Ernest Leary
John Rumsey
Lawrence
Mr. Sawyer
C. W. Wells
Mother Rumsey
M Wells
Williamers
Vernon Garrett
Redfield
Ed’ Howard and Sons
Chester Howard
C. J. Topping
Valley Chapel News Brief Live at Mrs Schellhorn's Home
Mrs Willis Martin and Robert of Number Six visited Tuesday evening with her sister Mrs Hugo Schellhorn and Mr Schellhorn. Mr and Mrs Robert Beverage of Kansas City spent from Saturday evening with her parents.
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Hugo Schell
Donald Bond
Kansas City
Robert Wilson
Bobby
Rhody Skinner
Lawrence
Jim Miller
Wichita
O. P. McNees
Winston
Miller
Red Star Milling Company
Minnie Hamilton
Beloit
Oak] Hill Cemetery
Mr. McNees
Richardson
Willis Martin
Robert
Number Six
Hugo Schellhorn
Mr. Schellhorn
Robert Beverage
Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Ottawa Kansas
Pleasant Valley column records visits and gatherings across Ottawa and nearby towns. Attendees include Miss Erma Hadl with the Bentons in Kansas City, Ray Elkinton's Topeka family, Dr. C W Walker and daughter, Mil dred Maloney honored at a Lawrence party, and many Lawrence and Holcom districts residents at picnics, dinners, and nurse health initiatives. Community members travel to Lawrence, Richland, and Tonzanoxie for events and Farm Bureau activities.
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Erma, Hadl
Kansas City
Russel Benton
E.H. Tian
Ray Elkinton
Topeka
Ottawa
Lewis Howell
John Maloney
Jack Maloney
Weathrice McKay
Lewis. Howell
Rothrock
Holcom
Lawrence
Richland Cove
Kenneth Halder
Spont
Mike Hadi
Rieg
Mildred Maloney
Garett
Wells
Howell
No. 6
Farm Bureau
Benton
Woodstock Notes on Local People and Events
Miss Ruth Zook and others formed a children’s day committee and practiced with the kids. Neighborhood activity includes a meeting at Mrs. Davison’s home and new neighbors Kennedy joining on the Floyd Steed farm. Local graduates Pauline Zook Mae Wright and Roswell Zook earned diplomas. the gospel team held services. plans were made for a silk flag gift by Mrs. Malloy. Memorial day at Hardy Oak cemetery drew many flowers. reports mention visits to K U, Lawrence, and poppy day for veterans.
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Ruth Zook
Robert Davison
John Black
Herman Eggert
Howard Eggert
Eggert
Harris
Emma
McLouth
Billie Black
James Ellis
Standwood
F. B. Davison
Kennedy
Missouri
Floyd Steed Place
Frederic and
Glen Champion
Valley Grove
Herbert Champion
Pauline Zook
Mae Wright
Mel South
Roswell Zook
United Brethren Church of
Will Smurr
Nellie Mae
Lawrence
Eldon
K. U
Ralph Stewart
Round Grove
John | Black and
Black
Matt Black
McLouth Auditorium
Ed Small
Chicago
Memorial Services and Sunday Gatherings Across Local Towns
As war wounds linger, communities hold memorial services in McLouth with Rev Bond leading the evening benediction. A large Woodstock congregation attended Sunday worship and a children’s day program is planned for Sunday evening June 12. The lesson for this Sunday, Genesis 41:46-57, centers on Joseph the Worker.
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McLouth
Rev
Bond
Standwood
Woodstock
Joseph
Local residents host dinners and visits in Prospect
Mr and Mrs John Fry entertain at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs George Brecheisen and son Harvey Mr and Mrs Fréd Deay John Everett and Mr and Mrs Ted Brecheisen and baby Vera Hird visits her parents after studying at Olathe Mrs George Rohe Belle and Russell guest of Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe Sr Mrs Cecil Jardon visits her parents Mr and Mrs Lorenz Speicher Mrs Glenn Smith and sons visit Henry Rohe home last Wednesday Mr and Mrs George Brecheisen call on Mrs Nannie Selzer and Mrs Mary Guenther Henry Breithaupt and family stay at William Selzer home then head to Pittsburgh for summer studies Breithaupt to teach at Edgerton grade school next term.
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John Fry
George Brecheisen
Harvey
Fréd Deay
John
Everett
Ted’ Brecheisen
Vera Hird
Arthur Hird
Olathe
George Rohe
Belle
Russell
Martin Rohe
Cecil Jardon
Lorenz Speicher
Glenn Smith and Sons
Henry Rohe
Nannie Selzer
Mary Guenther
Henry Breithaupt
William Selzer
Pittsburgh
Holy Family School Commencement at Eudora
Misses Bertha Theresa and Lorenz Speicher Jr attended the Holy Family school commencement in Eudora Sunday evening. Their aunt, Miss Helena Schopper, also graduated. Mr and Mrs Adah Felker and family spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Harry Werts and the Werts family.
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Bertha
Theresa
Lorenz Speicher, Jr
Holy Family School
Eudora
Helena Schopper
Adah Felker
Harry Werts
Werts
Memorial Services Held at Methodist Church
Oskaloosa residents gathered for Memorial services at the Methodist church led by Rev B Ahrens on a world peace theme The Larner-Se graves Post and Legion Auxiliary attended In full choir and male quartet delivered music including In Memory by Holden Family visitors included Mrs Emma Buck and Mr and Mrs W V Buck traveling from Topeka to see ill relatives in town
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Charles Jacquemin
Jeanette
Harry Johnson
E. P. Davis
Excelsior Springs
J. E. Farrish
Veterans Hospital
Earl Harbour
Topeka
Percival
W. V. Buck
Emma Buck
Ed Sheldon
Americus
Eli Briner
Sheldon
Sen. Sheldon
Winchester
Emporia
K. 5
T. C
Methodist Church
Larner-Segraves
Legion Auxiliary
B.A. Ahrens
Methodist
Holden
Local Church Service and Community Notices Near Emporia
A Sunday service featured Tett with Ivan Anderson Otis Glover Frank Coleman and Leslie Waggoner singing We Gar lands Bring. Out of town visitors from Kansas City Paleo Topeka and Chicago called on friends and visited Pleasant View cemetery. Local graduations weddings court news and social notes follow with proximity to Valley Falls Emporia and Topeka.
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Frank Housh
Alt Buck
Kansas City
Pleasant View
Julia Lane
Topeka
Leslie Lane
Converse
Altoona
George Huddleston
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Juanita
Ernest Edmonds
Effingham
Earl Rittel
Jefferson County
Sarabel Smith
Raymond Harvey
Valley Falls
O. L. Sample
Meriden
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W. FP. Challiss
Wamego
Marguerite McCoy
Jay .S. Buck
Walter Rousch
A. A. Webber
Roy Simon
T. J. Simon
Overbrook
C. F. Ratcliff
J. C. Davis
Nettie
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C. T. Bennet
A. J. Simon
Don
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Hugh
Helen Smith
Effie
Silvis
Levi Silvis
Pleasant View Cemetery
J. H. Brown
Misa Bernadette McGinnis
Presbyterian Missionary Society
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C. N. Jacquemin
Jeanette Jacquemin
Robert Kline
Morrow
Rindom
Ernest Barnard
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