Plan Program for Blind Convention in Kansas City
The eighth annual convention of the Kansas State Association for the Blind will meet June 8 and 9 at the state school for the education of the blind in Kansas City. A helpful program emphasizes self support and placement of proficient blind workers. Immediately after the convention the summer school for adults handicapped in vision will follow, promising strong attendance and aiding late-life sight loss adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Association For the Blind
State School For the Education of the Blind
Kansas City
Iti
Agricultural health and feed topics from field notes
The article discusses hog cholera prevention and the value of sanitary herd conditions, the role of preventative serum, and the need for seed sterilization. It covers lice on sheep and goats, disinfection of flocks, and warns on fungal and bacterial diseases in crops such as tomatoes. It also notes barley as a grain feed and beekeeping standardization, with international trade context.
Sunday School Invited to Standwood Quarterly Meeting
Woodston residents hear about church activities with plans for Children’s Day in two weeks and ongoing Sunday school attendance. Local notes mention gravel work on State Highway 1, planting progress, crop conditions, and a long list of visits and social calls among families in the Oskaloosa and Lawrence areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Nowak
Bernicce
Winleé Helen
Mabel Petiit
Mabel Moore
Leaven- Worth
McLouth
U. S. 7A
Oskaloosa
Sylvia
Vivian Tarr
Homie
Fe- South
Champion
Lloyd Scofield
Lucille
Barbara
Lea
Harry Wellman
Dan Petrie
Samuel
Harry Zook
Martin Zook
Horace Phinney
Ruesel Stewart
Charney Philips
McLouthal
Mr. Scofield
W.A. Seofield
Topeka
Aes
Wes son method aids rapid oil content testing in farm products
A rapid oil content estimation method named the Wes son method enables determining oil content of flaxseed linseed meat and about 15 minutes per test at under a cent each. It is reported to be practical for 16 additional products including peanuts and soy beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesson
Afessa
Gall
Dio
Corner, Drug Co
Emporia Teachers College families attend services and funerals
Wednesday through Friday reports attendances at funerals and family visits across Emporia and nearby areas. Notables include Lieut Thomas funeral. Mrs. Bryan McGirie and family. Charles Fultz and Wilma Mae visiting Her man Page home. Mrs Wil Harding at Topeka graduation. Mrs. C W Williamson hosts Ernest Sallee family from Lawrence. Anfred of Valley Grove visits Lloyd Scofield. Dec orations Day flowers praised. Mrs Aull's family visits Kansas City for Mrs Aull’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Teachers
Wil} Harding
Rany
Topeka
Muldred
Arline
Ben Parry
McLouth
Hardy Oak
Conn Aull
Helen
Norma
Kansas City
Aull
Aw Criss Anderson
Frank Champion
Verna
Oak Ridge Socials and Farm Bureau Meeting Notes
Oak Ridge hosts a Sunday gathering honoring Miss Helen Shirar of Walnut Grove and reports a midsummer frame of Grange attendance. State Lecturer C C Capswell spoke at Midland hall, with refreshments served and members from other Granges in attendance. Local hospital updates cover Mrs Will House’s discharging limb, and Mrs Green visiting. Farm Bureau plans a June 8 meeting with a kitchen improvement roll call and a fruit salad demo, shifting to Friday. Jeanette Elliott wedding and related visits feature in community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Miller
Helen Shirar
Walnut Grove
Clifford. DeHoff
George Ford
Lawrence
Milford
Miller
Baldwin
Shirar
Midland Hall
C. C. Capswell
H. G. van Neste
Arnold Fralick
Yernoon
Will House
House
Green
Helen Harmon
Eldon Aidrey
K. A
Philip Gabriel
Eudora
Fran Jdabns
Fred Strong
Charlie Strong
Strong
James Woolf
Borner Springs
Toms Home
Manhattan
J. C. Herriott
Genevieve
Rush Herriott
Jeanette ' Elliott
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jeanette
Herriott
Maud Gebhart
Topeka
Harry 'Parrish
Los Angeles
Calif
W. H Weeks
P.H. Weeks
Northawrence
Denver
Los Aupeles
F. H.legnhard
Local residents gather for family and school events
Community notes recount visits and meals among families in Lawrence and nearby towns. Mrs. Evan Griffiths did not spend Sunday evening at the ALP Lynch home. Multiple gatherings occur at homes of Leonhard, Schaake, Weeks, Hartley, and Toms with relatives from Lawrence Pratt Hiawatha and Ed wardsville. Graduates include Walter Heck Harry Miller Francis Bereiter Wilma Harman Ruby Leonhard and Freda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial High
Evan Griffiths
Alp. Lynch
Ruby _ Leonhard
Nunemaker
Grace Wood
Edgar ‘Dolan
George Snow
Leonhard
Eudora
Oak Hill
I. W.hartley
Ard
Lawrence
Willards Hartley
Margaret Snow
Awrence
Chris Schaake
Lydia
Edward Dude
Edwardsville
Charles Bude
Nokomis
Ill
A As Hay
E. G. Schaake
Fred Harmon
Earl Bereiter
Harmon
Chester Toms
Elmer Canary
Homer Weeks
E. S. Reeves
Max
Jim Wilson
Alles
Leonhard Owen
Brackett
Harold
Leele
Ardell
Glenn Weeks
Frank cGrade
Selina
LeSuer
L. C. Caldwell
Merie’ Caldwell
Pratt
Lloyd McCormick
Caldualland
Harold Caldwell
Baird
Kansas
Earl Caldwell
Kent
Ohio
Grace Shively
Toronto
Kansas City
Shannon
Pansy Shannon
Genevieve Herriott
Ella Hartman
Kansas University
Midland
A. A. Hicks
Rolla Stanwix
Harley Armstrong
Keith Stanwix
Lawrence High Commencement Notes and Local Socials
Local school notes list Marguerite Schaake Marguerite Nunemaker and Evelyn Suttles in commencement exercises announced for Friday at Lawrence High. Social roundups mention Mrs Ross Stanwix hosting a party and numerous residents visiting relatives, with many attending funerals and graduations around Richland Scranton and Topeka. A 4-H club round-up planned in Manhattan and a June legume tour with boosters are highlighted, along with visits from Nowata Oklahoma families and weekend gatherings at Alfred Heck and Marcus Krause homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaake
Marguerite
Nunemaker
Evelyn
Suttles
Lawrence Highchogh
Ross Stanwix
Bertha Shellhorn Boner
Ata Shellhorn
Jler
Jayhawk
Manhattan
A. R. Reed
Otto. Litz
Nowata
Okla
Alfred Heck
Memorial ‘High School
Arthur, Heck
Marion Center Fire Briefly Strikes Bond House
A kitchen fire at Capt Bond's home in Marion Center Wednesday night caused plaster and roof damage but was quickly controlled before major start. Mrs Capt Bond and children stayed with Mrs Clarence Hoover and daughters Thursday. Local residents aided with papering the kitchen and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Charles Simon
George Hey
Frank Staten
Capt. Bond
Clarence Hoover
Ardella Dodder
Ardelle
Iva Bailey
Belle
Baldwin
Jim Murphy
Kansas City
Earl Fahenstaff
Glenn
Georgie
Dorothy
Mart Hartman
Ed Hardtaffer
Roy Dbdder
Alf Eagon
J. Fawl
George
Charles
Clifford Fawl
Esther
John
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Prebyterian Board
Church Education
C. Everett Thomson
William Semple, Jr
William Elliott
Sam H
Franklin, Jr
State Association
Ture
New Zealand
Hamburg
London
Woodstock
Sam Petrie
Davison
Harry Welhman
Sybia
Viviar Tarr
Max Waiters
Arthur Walters
Aransas
Guy
F Walters
Mir
T. Phinney
Mildréd Harding
Hel “En Davison
Doni Ch Itermoon
F. Stedely
Violet
Jack. Helm
Wakefield
Helm
Familly
Earl Bowers
Frank Walters
Frank _ Nowak
Etl aTays
Birs Ray
Rogers
Iis
Oak Ridge
The
Lawrence National Bank
Will Fawi
Pittinger
Emmet
Guy "Weimer
John‘ Desque
Maxine
Joe Maichel
Glenn ‘Dodder
Tra Sinclair
George Heyl
Charles McCollough
Richland
Joe Baldwin
Will Faw
Mary Pawl
Frazier “Butler
Charles Fawl
Aleatha
Charles Collins
Scranton
William Faw
Billy
Belle Baldwin
Georgé Raible
Dorothy Miller
Frank Lion
Charles Linton
Frazier Butler Ome
William
Charles Schamb and
Ison
Vassar
George Fawl
Taneka
Bobalu
Emma Marie
Marcus Krause
William McKinzie
Marjory
Marion Center
Wells Garage AG
Lon) Wilson
Eggs and Poultry
the Lawrence Poultry Co
Pennsylvania, Street
Shimmons Bros
Dodfar’s
Pettit
America
Bee
W. Penchard
Green Heating Engineering Service
Nepaatelyno
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