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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
6
Maine girl Evelyn G of Staples tops 4-H clubs as the premier pig raiser in South Penobscot. Over four years she pursued chick raising cooking housekeeping and pig projects, noting pig raising offers the best earnings and interest among her agricultural efforts.
Mr and Mrs Lutey of Rochester Minnesota visit their daughter Mrs Frank. Lawrence visitors include Mr and Mrs Clyde Bump and Joe Wagner. Miss Grace Beard returns to work at the telephone office. Mrs Luther Whitlock dies in Harveyville Kansas. Frank Black tends 1500 sweet potato plants. Margaret Valusbinder and sons visit C H Valsbinder at Tecumseh. Mongold family picnic at the Greek. Molvihill aided by Burgoyne. Mayhew of Lawrence visits Neil Vausbinder.
Fanny and Noah Peterson hosted a Sunday community dinner attended by Misses Midred Deay Lillian Brohammer Florence Postma Nettie Flory Alda Brohammer Edna Flory Vernie Houser Martha Davison Mabel Flory Vergie Barnhart Vinna Davison Blanche Edgecommand Glenna Montgomery and many more from Solon Markley Cherie Zick Airt Flory Beeghley Shuck Flory and Flory kin as well as families from Lawrence Milburn Pleasant Grove and beyond. Guests toured, posed for photos, and joined a kitchen shower with gifts while fruit punch, ice cream, and cake concluded the afternoon in yellow and white.
On Saturday from three to five o clock Mrs Jean McKone entertained for Miss Grace Allan of Tonganoxie whose marriage will take place next Friday evening. A large number of friends and former neighbors enjoyed the chance to greet their favorite page and appreciated the gracious hospitality. Games were played on the lawn and afterward.
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