Let Us Build Our Nation From Within And Forward
A Kansas newspaper column reflects on economic strain and debt repudia tion, noting England may suspend war payments and Soviet Russia repudiates czarist and revolutionary debts. It urges bankers caution, praises American resilience, and calls Kansans to unite in rebuilding communities and markets amid turmoil. The piece, quoting scripture and Nehemiah, stresses personal responsibility, local action, and renewed faith in prosperity through collective effort.
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England
United States
Wedding Bells In Lawrence As Miss Lucy Sells Marries
The ceremony took place in the residence of Mr James E Watson with Miss Lucy Sells becoming Mrs James A Bovard. The couple left for St Louis and St Paul and will be at home at 1114 Wyandotte after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. VanHoesen
C.S. Wheeler
Deere, Mansur & Co
Lucy
W. J. Patterson Esq
United States Circuit Court
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Carrie Watson
St. Louis
St. Paul
Wyandotte Street
Whitney
Cunningham
F.C. Marvin
Marvin
LeSuer
Erie
A. i
Courtneys May Move to Colorado Springs
Twenty five years ago on Thursday June 11 Mr and Mrs 8 S Courtney left for Colorado Springs with a possibility of making it their home Their party included Lloyd Ware Karl Fischer and George Lohmann who will assist in allotting office space at the Craw Agency Monday Misses Oreta Moore Jane Adams and Ethel Morrow visited Topeka and Miss Marie Agerstrom entertained last night Mrs F H Roberts traveled to Kansas City for a China painting course with daughter Arline accompanying her George Shaw and A Marks returned from California where they had been traveling Profs A T Walker to entertain in honor of Prof S E Franklin of Palo Alto and Prof Dexter of the University of Minnesota Miss Kate Dinsmoor and Gussie Duke visiting Kansas City Walter Varnum projects summer work in Wellsville Invitations issued for wedding of Nellie Golden and Frank Hosford on June 20 in Oskaloosa
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S. Courtney
Colorado Springs
Lloyd Ware
Karl Fischer
George Lohmann
Craw Agency
Oreta Moore
Jane Adams
Ethel Morrow
Topeka
Marie Aegerstrom
F. H. Roberts
Kansas City
Arline
George, Shaw
A. Marks
California
Kate Dinsmoor
Gussie Duke
A. T. Walker J
8. E. Franklin
Palo Alto
Cal
Dexter
University of Minos
Zack
George Barker
St. Paul
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kansas
Brown
McDowell
Aplington
Coolidge
Nellie Golden
Frank Hosford
jnt_Oskaloosa
Walter Varnum
Wellsville
Ten Years Ago Highlights From Local Notices
Ten years ago on a Thursday in June, staff changes at the Connecticut Training School for Nurses are noted with Miss Maude Landis resigning as superintendent to become a professor at Toland Stanford University. The afternoon was marked by a reception and a marriage announcement for Marion Landis to Harold Walter Her oo in Pasadena. Prof and Mrs Ephraim Miller and Mr and Mrs Holiday hosted events in town and Pasadena, with Miss Lua Holiday's marriage to Hugh Scott of Pittsburg celebrated at noon.
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Leland Stapiford
Jes Maude Landis
Latuis
Lawrence
Connecticut Training School
Toland
Stanford University
Miss Landis
Atrsun
John
Marion
Harold Walter Heroo
Pasadena
An Mirs
Herlihy
Miller
J. B. Watkins
Ephraim Miller
F. Mt Holliday
Indiana Street
Lua Holiday
Hugh Scott
Pittsburg
First Methodist church dedication at Topeka in 1882
Kansas history notes mark 1882 as the dedication of the first Methodist church in Topeka by Bishop Hurst. In 1884 Fort Scott pioneer D B Emmert dies in Albuquerque New Mexico. In 1885 Atchison Judge David Martin rules the prohibitory law constitutional.
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First Methodist
Topeka
Hurst
D. B. Emmert
Fort Scott
Albuquerque
David Martin
Atchison
Denial of Medicina Wood Alcohol Dangers
Wood alcohol, also called denatured or denatured alcohol, poses serious health risks if ingested or inhaled. The text warns of blindness from internal use and fumes, notes synthetic production and reduced costs, and urges caution in ensuring products are not mistaken for wood alcohol in fuel, solvents, or paint removal.
Cosmetologists Sponsor New Wichita Clinic
A state association backed four day cosmetology clinic will run June 23 to 25 at the Allis Hotel in Wichita. Endorsed by the Kansas State Cosmetologists executive board, the program features lectures demonstrations and exhibitions by technical and scientific experts. Attendees will study scalp skin and nail treatment, diagnosis, and current therapies. Officers include President Kathleen Murthe Salina Vice President Bennie Johnston Topeka Secretary Freda Hervey Manhattan and Treasurer Clara Newman Topeka. Several beauty parlors from Ace plan to attend. An automobile collision involving Fritz Laqua and J P Nelson was reported in the View good Monday evening with no injuries.
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State Association of Cosmetologists
Allis Hotel
Wichita
Kansas State Cosmetologists
Toneka
Aia
Katherine Murthe
Salina
Bennie Johnston
Topeka
Freda Hervey
Manhattan
Clara Ara
Newman
Tressurer
Ace
Vienia Clinic
Harriet Noel's Final Clue Ends In Orchard Hill
In a crowded village, Harriet Noel dies leaving guardian Antonio Latour for her son Pierre Donovan. Pierre, mentored by Tony, must navigate suspicion from villagers and Bruce Carey while pursuing theater dreams and a planned marriage to Ann Bevis. Bruce's cruelty, Pierre's growth, and Harriet's lasting influence shape their lives after her exit.
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Tony Latour
Harriet
Noel
New York
Orchard Hill
Tony
Roy Donovan
Little Pietré
Donovan
Brute
Jitleé Ann Bevis
Érre
Bruce
Pierre
Gordon
Antonio
Harriet Noel
Antonio J
Neve
Boor Pierre
Bruce Carey
Ann Bevis
Ann
D.appleton and Co
Pocket Mice Homes Story by Mary Graham Bonner
John and Peggy follow pocket mice to their burrow homes with many doors leading to a central nest. The mice describe staying home in cold weather but not sleeping through winter, welcoming spring babies, and enjoying wild morning glory and sunflower seeds. They bid Peggy and John farewell, inviting a return visit.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Peggy
Sajd
Mercy
Desset
Flashes of Life and Aviation News Notes
AP dispatch highlights that Lindberghs plan a Pacific flight with a propeller gun shooting capability, framed as standard equipment for engine synchronizers. Billie Dove seeks a pilot license and lessons. Mrs Walker aims to slim to 109 pounds from marriage weight. Talkies may fade as live theatre regains prominence. Net profits from a musical show to be shared among Heywood Broun and Milton Raozin's publicity team. Hawthorne, 2, JAAined.
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Associated Press
New York
Pacific
Casey Jones
Hollywood
Cal
Billie Dove
James J. Walker
George Jean Nathan
Heywood Broun
Milton Raizon
Pesdsce
OFS
Hawthorne
Jaained
Chief physician of Moscow hospital dies after revolution
A long serving medical leader linked to Moscow’s major hospital network died. The obituary notes her rise to chief physician during upheaval and her role in shaping Soviet medical care.
Oil price fixing alleged by Standard directors noted
Topeka AP reports Kansas officials seek immediate federal inquiry into alleged illegal oil industry practices. Thurman Hill claims directors of a Standard group fixed crude oil and refined product prices. Kansas Attorney General Roland Boynton to be asked to investigate. Governor Woodring orders state labor preference for road contracts. Clay Center elects J B Brenner as Kansas State Firemen's president. 1982 convention slated for Garden City. Ottawa Rotary lines up Charles Curtis to speak June 17.
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Associated Press
Topeka
A. Public ‘Service
Commission
Ur United Sttates
Charles Mitchell
Thurman Hill
Standard
Hill
Roland Boynton
Kansas
Harry H. Woodring
Guy T. Helvering
J. B. Brenner
Clay Center
Kansas State Firemen’s Association
Cal Bloom
Clifton
K. D. Doyle
Wamé
George T. Mohrbacker
Marynville
Harry Leonhard
Kansas City
W. B. Higgins
Solomon
Charles Marsh
Peabody
Garden City
Ottawa
Rotary Club
Charles Curtis
Frenchman Finds He Is Not Citizen After 34 Years
Louis Callias of Haven Kansas discovers his citizenship papers were only his application papers after seeking a passport to visit France. He has lived in the United States for 34 years, voted and exercised other citizen rights, believing himself a citizen.
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Hutchinson, Kan
United States
Louis Callias
Haven
Kan
France
Local social notes and community updates in De Soto
De Soto residents host friends from Hastings Kansas City and Lawrence with numerous visits and overnight stays. Measles appear in several families though cases are mild. Church ladies aid hosting a birthday social June 12 and meetings June 10. Lodge officers elected at Liberty Rebekah and I O F with new delegates named. Measles illness reported for Trula Moody. A hay baler explosion caused no injuries.
Puff and Bun propose a circus idea in home plans
A playful chat shows Puff suggesting a circus as a future idea after a restful night. The piece also lists social visits and gatherings across Kansas City Anadarko Lawrence and St Paul, including hosting relatives and a Young People's League meeting with refreshments and games.
Local Happenings in Kansas City Visitors and Travel
Mrs. C. Hambleton and son Neal shopped in Kansas City on Thursday. Mrs. Hazel Wright left for Pittsburg to enroll in summer school at Teachers College. Mrs. Elmer Jewett returned from a two week visit with relatives in St. Louis. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughey buried in Bonner Springs. Mrs. Charles Douglas went to Leavenworth. Mrs. Clarence Van Sickle and daughter visited. Douglas, Van Sickle, and Mrs. Margaret Strickland shopped in Kansas City. Mrs. Hazel Wright spent Friday in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. John Teegarden of Argentine visited. their son Clare, here a week, was ill with chicken pox.
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Hambleton
Neal
Kansas City
Hazel Wright
Pittsburg
Teachers’ College
Elmer Jewett
St. Louis
Frank Hughey
Bonner Springs
Charles Douglas
Leavenworth
Clarence van Sickle
Douglas
van Sickle
Margaret Strickland
Mias Cecil Wilson
Golden City
John Teegarden
Clare
Eudora Notes on Visits Events and Church Plans
Eudora locals share visits with relatives in Leavenworth Lawrence and Topeka. A memorial hospital tonsil operation in Lawrence. June church events include a Children's Day program and a native speaker search. The Methodist Women will lead services on June 21 and a Brotherhood picnic is set for June 13 in the city park with games booths and performances. Fred Vogel and others visited. baccalaureate at Kansas University noted.
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Maxine Daugherty
Leavenworth
Lorene Daugherty
Arlene Bohnsack
Herman Bohnsack
Lecompton
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
George Jennings
Kenneth
Clement Zillner
John Sommers
Minnie Howard
C. C. Howard
Topeka
J. D. Adams
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Rapier
Marie
Elizabeth Erwin
Kansas City
Jack Crawford
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Eudora
Fred Vogel
Wamego
Kansas University
Charles Kelly
Mayetta
George Schubert
Kelly
Eudora High School
Gly-Cas Amazing Cure Featured in Stubborn Case
Mrs. Max Sommers of Bartlesville Oklahoma credits Gly-Cas with relieving ten years of suffering after other remedies failed. She describes relief from stomach gas and bloating, improved kidney and bladder function, better sleep, and renewed ability to work. Gly-Cas is sold at Round Corner Drug Store Lawrence and other leading drug stores.
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Max Sommers
South Inapan Ave
Bartlesville
Okla
Round Corner Drug Store
Lawrence
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Trula Moody
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