Air passenger service planned from Wichita to Kansas City
Laird airplane company of Wichita plans to inaugurate regular air passenger service this July using two six-seat planes. Each flight shortens two hours Wichita to Kansas City with baggage compartments and light express shipments. Authorities say aerial transport is increasingly safe, with low fatality rates in air mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jane
Kansas” City
L. A. Man
Lair Airplane Company
Kansas City
Stearman
Kansas
Laird Corpy
Oklahoma City
United States
Oakridge Socials Share Visits and Greetings
A survey of Oakridge notes records visits from Lawrence residents and friends, including Mrs ASA Green and Mrs Nunemaker, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Strong, and Miss Mabel Hammig’s surprise birthday event. Local families hosted guests, moved residences, and attended church and school activities.
Riverside community notes of family visits and events
A long string of social calls visits and gatherings across the Riverside area lists numerous names visiting homes, church events, club meetings and Children's Day at the chapel. It records guests, callers, and relatives from Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City, Baldwin and Belview, highlighting a busy social calendar.
Family and neighborly visits mark a quiet weekend
Stony Point residents share a string of social calls to Vinland Lawrence and nearby homes. The week includes outings by Lewis Georgii Noah Weimer George Tucker and others with trips to Lawrence Vinland and Lawrence visits by Mrs Kassinger and Mrs Holcom. A local obituary notes Mrs George who has been ill for some time has passed away.
Local Church Notices and Social Attendances in Vinland Area
Community updates show Dr. Riley to preach at the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Andrews visited Mrs. Dunn and daughter in Le Loup. Families Laughlin and Hoover attended church events at Prairie Center and First M E Baldwin. Visitors include Mrs. Walter Parsons and Mr. Wertz of Clearfield and Mrs. Edd Randel. Grange No. 163 awards range from twelve fifty to fifteen dollars.
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A Riley
Kansas City
Anderson
Missouri
Allison Andrews
Dunn
LeLoup
John Laughlin
Prairie
Genter
Lloyd Hoover
M. EB
Baldwin
Walter Parsons
Harry A Wertz
Glearfield
Francis
Jamison
R McNeese
Ottawa
Lawrence
Edd
Randel
Limiums
Local Notes Describe Social Visits and Hot Weather
Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock the neighborhood offers sympathy for Gewis Georgii. Mrs Maggie McMullen shopped at Vinland on Tuesday. Nellie Tucker spent Wednesday with Mabel Pamroy. Lloyd Craig aided M E Roe with hay. Mrs James Kassinger traded at Vinland Wednesday morning. Will Pomroy bought a Singer sewing machine for daughter Mabel. First wheat cut today by Martin Holcom. Melvin Holmies visited Vinland Wednesday. Alva Rockhold called on Mart Grossman Wednesday. Harvey Hale and family from Sedalia Missouri with Mrs Hale of Kansas City visited the Malume home Tuesday. T Roe visited Vinland Friday morning. Mrs Maggie McMullen called on Mrs Dave Wray Friday forenoon. Jack McMullen was at inland Thursday. Weather very hot and dry. Universalize your home. Universal Vacuum Cleaner demonstrator will call on you Olson Bros. Phone 515.
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Will Morgan
Johns
New. M. E
Budord
Dorothy + Stradif
Wood
Ruby. Fairbairn
Ruth
Strong
Genevieve Herriott
Marguerite Leschers
Robert Rose
Mollenkoff
Topeka
Frank Bereiter
Clara Pine
Esther Bereiter
A. von Gunten
Leonhard
Mildred Leonhard
H. J. Dissinger
J. M. Leonhard
George Snow
Harry Lescher
Fi ‘ Grant Township
W. H. Morgan
11Th Dist
Katie. Toms
Emil Heck
Will Joy
Elma
Osher
Gardner
Gilbert Stover
Emery
G. Stover
Bonner Springs
M. L
Charles Walker
Idaho
Eva Walker
Arizona
Frank Armstrong
Kansas City
Robert Walker
W.A. Walcott
M.S. Sowers
Everett Cory
Guilfrey Gerstenberger Wee
A. von. Gunten
Tames Shirck
Lawrence
Charles Bahnmeyer
Edith
Florence
Gwin McCall
George Ott
Will Freese
Whaley
Huscher
Eudora
Clara
Glokay
Belleview
J. R. Alten
North Lawrence
Mildred,conhard
Tami
James Duncan Howe
Bert Dateherty
Clarence Daugherty
Dhen
Ape Forsythe
Ela Warner
James Fhirek
Edna Dunesn
Sun
Famell
Harry Hemphill
Lewis Georgii
Nellie Tucker
Jim Kasgsingers
Dave Wray
Ernest
M. EB. Price
George Tucker
Vinland
Allie Lawson
Noah Weimer
Gewis Georgii
Baldwin
Maggie McMullen
Mabel Pamroy
Lloyd
Craig
M. E. Roe
James, Kassinger
Will Pomroy
Singer
Mies Mabel Pomroy
Martin Holcom
Melvin Holmies
Alva Rockhold
Mart Grossman
Harvey Hale
Sedalia
Hale
Malume
T. Roe
Dave- Wray
Jack McMullen
Olson Bros
Directors List for Commission Term Ends June 11 1993
T. J. Sweeney L N Lewis George Innes W Bromellick B Friend D Bishop named as Directors to serve the commission whose term expires on June 11 1993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sweeney
L.N. Lewis
George Innes
W. Bromellick
Friend
D. Bishop
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Ann
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Ulrich
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Mabie
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Elmer
Donald
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Mable Flory
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Charley Brohammer
Lawrences
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Everett Penve Hoe
Noah, Shuler's
Edd Sanders
Claude “Wells
Edgar Landis
Elmer. Churchbaugh
Carl Peterson
Tom Murphy
Harri Ulrich
Edith Deay
Noah Shuler
Sylvia
Ike’ Thomas
Helen
Frank Deaay
Elmer Churchbaugh
Will
Postma’s
Harve Flory
Claude Wells
Farry Vlory
Vern Mienke
Mt. Everest
Mallory
Somerville
Norton
Jello Laes
Stony Point
EAGLE
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New York
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Pikes Peak
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
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