Red Cross Officers to Visit Wichita June 20
National Red Cross officers plan a June 20 mass meeting in Wichita as one of three Southwestern district gatherings. The visiting delegation includes Dr. Livingstone Ferrand and Willoughby Wellby, chairman and vice chairman of the national central committee, with meetings also in St. Louis and Dallas.
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Southwest Red Cross
Wichita
Kans
American Red Cross Society
Southwestern
St. Louis
Dallas
Livingstone Ferrand
Willoughby Wellby
National Central Committee
Red Cross
Local Soldiers Return Home and Travel Notes
Dick Wagstaff of the 89th Division has received his discharge and returned to his home in Lawrence. D. Weaver and W. S. Hoadle left this morning for a fishing trip at Harris, Kansas.
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Dick Wagstaff
Rance
Owrence
D. Weaver
W. S. Hoadle
Harris, Kans
Farmers’ Department
Local social notes from Eudora and area events
Mrs S M Cowsill visited her brother Frank Kennedy then returned home via Terre Haute Indiana. Friday visitors included Mr and Mrs hk Nance of Willamstown Mrs Carter and Miss Maggie Carter of Lawrence. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Mary Moody. Miss France Kennedy traveled to Kansas City to meet Miss George Life and will attend summer school. Mr and Mrs Wr Powell and Mr Oscar Powell went to Topeka on business. Edna Walters visits Kansas City for the week. Gertie Knopp of Bismarck spent weekend with sister Miss Prank Walkers. Mr Otto Altenbernd and Mrs Willam Wichman visited John Ott Jr. Sunday. Daisy Cox and Willard Winey noted.
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Mary Moody
Watnes
France Kennedy
Kansas City
George Life
Miss Kennedy
Kansas Cite
Wr. Powell
Oscar Powell
Topeka
Florence
Otto
Fay Lepper
Feera Smith
Wellsville
Frank Kennedy
L. .Cox
Ray Vinente
Warner
Kansas
W. E. Perkins
K. U
Richard Gilmore
Gilmore
W. OD. Hoyt
Lawrence
Hughes
McPherson
Carrie Gilmore
Ellen Hughes
Gladys Charlees
Hughees
Ja’. Phisten
Wim. Lee
Eudora
Albert Harbey
Fred Ott
Dettres Pratiin
Silver Lake
Strachan
Reno
Bob McClaren
W. J. Gilmore
Mildred
Isabel Gilmore
Forest Gilmore
S.C. Gilmore
Julius Lotz
Henry Minke
Endora
Conrad Altenbernds
Hays
Social Roundup Shows Visits and Family Gatherings
Local families from Topeka, Lawrence, Stockton, and Kansas City shared dinners and weekend visits in Eudora and nearby towns. Relatives, including the Cox, Ott, Gilmore, Millard, and Strachan households, welcomed guests from Kansas and Missouri, with several plans for future travel and events.
Local Social Roundup Brightens Week End Visits
Several residents visited friends and relatives across towns in Kansas and Pennsylvania. John Mead shipped hogs to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Irvin hosted visitors from Pittsburgh. Mrs. Gillsipie and Eli Berlin spent days with the Akins. Dr. and Mrs. McConnell called on Freese and Cowles families. The community joined a surprise party for Vids Hadi returning from France.
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Roy Irvin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Irvin
Gillsipie
Eli Berlin
John Akin
W. C. McConnell
Will Freese
Fred Cowles
Wm. Marshall
Aiken Marshall
Claude Land
Vids Hadi
France
Josephine
Carol Burgtort
Fredawley
Elmer Irvin
Canada
Leonard Cowles
Hallie Cowles
F. M. Piper
Eckman
Marshall
Aileen Marshall
Harold Marshall
N. H. K Brown
A. E. Burgtorf
Famiy
Frank Horrell
Lawrence
Berlin
John Irvin
Harriett Cowles
Onaga
Belvue
Wamego
Aileen Marshal
Claude Landon
Kansas University Eyes Unified Physical Training Department
Chancellor Frank Strong backs uniting physical education, athletics, and university hospital under one head to boost intercollegiate sports. A state appropriation could support the plan if three departments merge, according to Strong.
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University Kansas University
University Hospital
Frank Strong
Chacellor Strong
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Gamebody
Firestone
J. H. Hanks & OC
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kas
Castoria Eee Jee
Kaw Valley
John Mead
Sibley
Salor
Linwood
Essex
F. O. B. Detroit
Paigedetroit Motor Car CO
Detroit, Michigan
Russell Motor Specialty Co
6Th St
Safety Deposit Department
Trust Department
Federal Reserve Board
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