Many Baldwin Residents Attend Summer Activities
Baldwin residents are mentioned in a long list of summer plans and movements. John Bell receives second degree in Masonry. Elizabeth Weldon visits Baldwin, Ruth McClure trains in Ottawa for a Tyrone banking job, and numerous families travel to Independence, Lawrence, and Kansas City for duties, teaching posts, or visits. New Baker University prospects rise as Prof Slaght, Earl Johnson, and Short recruit students across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Elizabeth Weldon
Lawrence
Baldwin
S. T. Hughes
Everet Hughes
Pomona
Mildred Jean
Emporia Norme
Nellie Uhl
Ruth Mann
Ruth McClure
Ottawa
Tyrone
Oklahoma
Coleree
Carrie Lang
Boise
Hertzog
Clarence P. Mills
Charles Park
Marion Ville
Evanston
Sly. Mills
Garrett Biblical Institute
M. J
Earl Johnson
Dew
Short
Fords
Charles Kalb
Emma Caroline
Whitewood
M. C
Scott
Emporis
Jersey
Russell Baldwin
Kansas City
Gertrude Baldwin
Irvin Pulliam
Helen Beatty
Chanute
Cragoe
Earl Martin
Roxana
Pleasant Hour Club entertains at Mrs Wilsons home
Brackett society notes a June 16 gathering with eighteen members and nine guests. A musical program by Mrs Alfred Rudiger delighted attendees as neighbors visit families from town and nearby towns. Multiple trips, visits, and social events fill the day, including church activities and local outings.
Filling station construction near Hartley Lumber yard
A new filling station is under construction just west of the Hartley Lumber yard. Crews work on the project, promising improved service options for the local area and potential traffic benefits once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup Incomplete OCR
Mrs Eikward 8 of Lane Stay event at the A H Roehle home. Her mother helps with dressmaking. Mrs Hertzov and Mr Avery Hitmer were Grove visitors Saturday evening. Elmer Churchbaugh Donald and Mr and Mrs Will Roehle Gerald attended Children Day exercises at Worden church Sunday. They joined two family dinners at the Clarence Filhren home. Will Forth visited Ed Griffin home Overbrook Sunday. Harvey Flory called at Hibner home Monday evening. J Filbren of Lawrence visited Pleasant Grove Saturday evening. Aaron Miller family route from Ohio arrived in Lawrence by car en route from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hour
Kansas City
Wendel Buckner
Topeka
John Henry
Vinland
Frank Lee
Lawrence
Robert Lee
E. E. Kiefer
Eugene
Krom
Frank Miller
Kanwuaka
Ralph Kirby
Mic
McClelland
Wiedemann’s
Dorothy Perkins
Sonia Rudiger
Woodhead
Black
Olaf Anderson
Charley Crowder
Phebe Bigsby
Wanwake
Hiawatha
Rudteer
TJ Lurber
Wichita
A. K. Hayden
Pleasant Valley
Yeoman
Wagoner
Town
Josephine
Jiffiies
Wallace Lee
Walter Lee
Lake View
Aubrey
Heinme
Anderson
Lee Celman
Will Elkin
Anna Kirby
David Kessler
California
Ohio
Albert Williams
Harvey Flory
Elmer Flory
Marvin Herry
High Prairie
James Anderson
South
Nebraska
Mrs. Anderson
iExcelsior Springs
Birney Church Pleaved
Little Donald
Forth
Avery Hibner
Edward Sanders
Pleasant Grove
Robert Lyons
Kate Studebaker
Will Forth
New Springs
Fedora
Floyd Churchbaugh
Eikward
A. H. Roehle
Hertzov
Avery Hitmer
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Will Roehle
Gerald
Worden Church
Clarence Filhren
Ed Griffin
Overbrook
Hibner
J. Filbren
Aaron Miller
High Prairie Children Celebrate Sunday School Program
Sunday morning children performed a varied program with singing and music by local young people and families. Rev Muir praised the children, announced a twelve dollar collection, and preached on Moses that evening. Local volunteers Mrs Carl Van Hoesen Mrs Esther Daviels Miss Esther Boland and others assisted with piano and support as visits and community council roles were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl van Hoesen
Esther Daviels
Esther Boland
Muir
Moses
Frank Marhall
Charles Gleason
Farmer’s Union
Frank Williams
Ladies Air
John Churchbaugh
Lloyd
George Boland
Avery Hibner
Edward Sanders
Esther
Hazel Boland
Gleason
Harvey Craig
Pleasant Valley
Mabel Heaston
Lawrence
Ed Henston
Mabel Henston
Escher
Hazel Beland
Harvey Haas
Mgr
Ed Heasten
Dan Shotwell Jr
Mrr
Charles Craig
Stony Point
Virgil Flery
Union
Horges
Neighborhood Help and Local Planting Experiments
The Roeland home received a Sunday visit from Ed Heaston while George's illness remains a separate handicap. Baldwin and Lawrence residents supported by Mr. Lewis Chearehbaurd and Mr. Harvey Haas assisted on various afternoons. Charles Gleason and family visited Lawrence on Saturday as neighbors test new watermelon planting methods with oil per hill and a female bushel per acre guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Lawrence Monty
Lewis Chearehbaurd
Harvey Haas
George
Ed Heaston
Roeland
Chas. Gleason
Save Your Horses in Harvest with Samson Iron Horse
Miss Elizabeth Murphy spent the day in Kansas City. Banker's Garage at Ninth and Vermont offers furnace help and a phone contact. EF notes prices and advice to ride a bicycle for health, promoting thrift and practical solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker's Garage
Elizabeth Murphy
Kansas City
Freezone corn remover promises painless lift off
A Cincinnati inventor offers Freezone as a cheap instant remedy for hard corns soft corns and toe corn. Just apply a few drops and lift away the corn without soreness or irritation. a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and is said to remove all corns and calluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Man Regains 26 Pounds After Ills
A Milwaukee man describes a dramatic recovery from stomach pains constipation and backache after rapid weight gain loss and medical issues. He credits Pound Corner Drug Company City Drug Store and local reading druggists for a tonic that rebuilt his health and helped him return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scork
Hyarnulie Hoist Co
Living Street
Milwaukee
Iit
Meyer
Nfl
Nichi
Lawrence
Pound Corner Drug Company
City Drug Store
Reading Deurgists
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye Promises Gray Fix
A vintage ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural looking gray hair darkener. It claims quick, even color with a dampened brush, fading gray strands by morning and restoring glossy, lustrous hair after repeated use.
Freckles Removal Remedy Promises Money Back Guarantee
A vintage advertises Othine as a freckle remover promising a clear complexion with a money-back guarantee. It claims early applications reveal improvement and highlights a double strength version sold by the designated dealer.
Comb Invention Claims to Cure Dandruff Overnight
A dubious remedy promises to dissolve dandruff by applying a liquid arven at night. It asserts that within ten hours most or all flakes vanish and repeated use yields a completely clear scalp. The ad touts silky hair and stops itching, claiming liquid arven is inexpensive and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptt
Perfect Health Promised By Blood Purifier Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a great vegetable blood medicine to revitalize the blood and boost vitality. It urges readers to visit drug stores for a bottle and offers free medical advice by writing Swift Laboratory Co. in Savannah, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Swift*Shant Citic Co
Swift Laboratory
Reylanta, Ga
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Baldwin’News
New York
Papa
Bayer
Wilwaukean
Tanlac
Lyko Medicine Company
Fcr
Calumet
Ingrea Benn
Stearns’ Paste International
Man
Beeen
Eatonic
Ahere
Sax
Dyp
Shions & Machinery
Telea
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Calomel
Barban
Sewell
Round Corner Drug Store
Catarra
Frank D. Gardner
Iowa
Middle West
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oi Company
St. Michigan Ave
Chicago
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