Crop saving rains cheer Kansas farmers across central regions
Central and northern Kansas received beneficial rainfall easing drought in the driest plains. Heaviest totals reached two and a half inches south and west of Topeka, reviving pastures and boosting corn. Light rains spread to northern counties while southern and western areas largely missed storms. Temperature relief followed with highs near 85 and cooling predicted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Blue Stem
Independence
Fort Scott
Geary
Eudora Club Members Host Bridge Day and Guests
Mrs. Ethel Bohnsack led a W. I. T. Y. club bridge gathering with traveling high to Mrs. Woodard and low to Mrs. Dizmang. Prizes went to several members and guests. refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs. Alma Gertsenberger and others. Guests and relatives visited local families. several travelers spent time in Kansas City and nearby towns.
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Ethel Bohnsack
W. I. T. Y Club
Bridge
Woodard
Dizmang
Crais
Laughlin
Kindred
Adams
Alma Gertsenberger
May Pierce
Eileen Woodard
Olive Strachan
Jessie Craig
Viola Sheldon
Lottie Neis
Allie Laughlin
May Adams
Ora McCabria
Grace Dizmany
Mary Mertz
Bernice Davis
Leon Walker
Nellie Daugherty
Mattie Kindred
Mahlon Cox
Herbert Garrett
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kansas City
Marie Williams
Belleview
Ruth Miller
Mary Cook
Eudora
Burlington
Farley
Kate Edelbrock
George Hoover
Eudora area notes and obituaries list numerous visits
Community updates show Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sheldon and J. D. Adams traveling to Mahaska Kansas for a death in the Sheldon family. Many relatives and friends visit weekly, attend church events, and celebrate eighth grade diplomas at Memorial High School. Obituary notes include Mrs Elsa Luckan of Eudora born 1863 and buried Oak Hill in Lawrence. Local social life centers on visits, graduations, and church activities across Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sheldon
J. D. Adams
Mahaska
Kansas
Paul Hadle
Kansas City
Henry Hadle
Herbert Garrett
Mahlon Cox
Friends Church
Prairie Center
William Sommers
Frank Sommers
William
Beverly Hills
California
Anna Hadle
Helene
Lathrop
Eudora
Vinland
Memorial High School
Lawrence
Louise Ranier
Agnes Betty Strachan
Ruth Bartz
Mice Ott
Janice Guenther
Hazel Hackworth
Delbert Mathia
S’reddie Trefz
Luckan
Custrin
Germany
Paul Luckan
America
Douglas County
Louise Luckan
St. Paul Evangelical
Visit Visitors From Tulsa And Topeka
Evening Star notes Mr and Mrs Chas Henderson and their baby from Tulsa Oklahoma arrived Monday to spend the week with Mrs Henderson's parents Mr and Mrs Geo Broers and relatives en route to Colorado where he will enroll at the State Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Vernon Strobel and their niece Marilyn May of Topeka were guests of Mrs Strobel's parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Pine of North Lawrence on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Robert Curr.
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Chas. Henderson
Baby
Tulsa
Okla
Henderson
Geo. Broers
Colorado
State Teachers College
Vernon Strobel
Marilyn May
Topeka
Local Social Roundup Across DeSoto and Nearby Towns
Mrs Jimmie West visits DeSoto this week staying with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs F Smallery. Families including Neis, Broers, Kindred, and Eisele attend gatherings, dinners, and a funeral in Lawrence and nearby communities. Notables include Virginia Starr and Ruby Neis receiving diplomas at Douglas county eighth grade commencement.
Social visits dot Kaw Valley families on Sundays
Kaw Valley residents report Sunday dinners and visits among Ott Wichman Turner Davis Steele Kohler Hodge and McCabrin families from Lawrence DeSoto Clinton and Kansas City. The group shared ice cream and cake at afternoon gatherings and friends visited Mrs Kohley at Memorial hospital to see her baby boy.
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Earl Ott
Louis Wichman
Lawrence
John Ott
J. A. Turner
Gordon Davis
Frank Steele
Fred Laughlin
Louie Had
Eugene McCabrin
Gus Kohler
DeSoto
Harold Hodge
Clinton
Theodore Thulin
Kansas City
Gracie Steele
Memorial Hospital
A. W. Kohley
Kansas City Visitors Share Weekend and Various Calls
Mrs. Charles Reepard and children of Kansas City spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wichman and son. Mrs. J. A. Turner and family visited Mrs. Gordon Davis on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Eugene McCabrin attended a missionary meeting at Mrs. Emma Snyder's last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bernits and daughter Lelia May visited with Louie Hadl and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Ott visited grandson Marvin Gene Wichman on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Ness with Ruby and Robert spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laughtin and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hadle
Lawrence
Kirt Williams
Charles Moore
Jessie Claire
William
Kansas City
Ray Craig
Craig
Theo Houk
Higginsville
Research
Eudora
D. W. Fuller
Topeka
C. L. Fuller
Clarence Fuller
George Knabe
Lois
Hoffman
Gardner
Fred Papenhausen
Frank Greiner
George Warmkerg
Helen Sommers
Frank Sommers
Earl West
Gene
Mary Fitzpatrick
Carrolton
Floyd Kenney
Nortonville
Dale Papenhausen
Anna Sommers
Edna Zillner
Anita Stadler
Emma Mercier
Altar Society
Frances Greiner
Clara Grosdidier
Robert Cox
Kenneth Cooper
William Stadler
Laura Cooper
Clarence Daugherty
Baldwin
Walter Wilson
Wm. Spitzli
Gideon Neis
Floyd Broers
Kathaleene
Emma
Pearl Koehler
Evabell Kindred
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial High School
Ruby
Gideon Neil
Vernita
Pearl
Wm. Koehler
Philip Brecheisen
Clearfield
Hagenbuch
Chris Meuffle
Clarence Buckner
Baby
Otto Abels
Grandma Neis
Albert Neis
Wellsville
Fred Neis
Hesper
Ben Neis
Ruth
Weaver
Marjorie Westerhouse
Wilfred Eudary
Clarence Broers
Geo, Broers
Chas. Henderson
Oklahoma
Chester Moody
Junita
Virginia
Shirley
Bobbie
Charles Reepard
Herman Wichman
J. A. Turner
Gordon Davis
Eugene McCabrin
Emma Snyder
Howard Bernits
Lelia May
Alfred Tornaden
Louie Hadl
John Ott
Doan's Pills Ad Claims Kidney Cleaning Benefit
An old Foster Milburn Co advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a quick solution to washing out 15 miles of kidney tubes and relieving backache, leg pains, and urinary discomfort. It warns against unproven remedies and urges readers to buy Doan's from druggists in 1934.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
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Howard Bernitz
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Reno
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