Interment Planned for Albert G. P. in Oak Hill Cemetery
Albert G. P. died Saturday in Rite California. Interment is set for tomorrow in Oak Hill Cemetery after a funeral service at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Ge Srewn. Pallbearers include William Ba elaack, CL HL Ti hh, Weare Hat, PL, EY, Faxon, and Yooks.
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Albert G. P
Rite
Calif
Lawrence
Amin
Ge Srewn
Firet Baptist Church
Ares Wiliam Baelaick
Weare
Faxon
Yooks
Flag Tournament At Country Club Marks Fourth Of July
Golf committee at the Country Club arranged a Fourth of July celebration featuring a flag tournament, driving and freak events, a women’s putting contest, and a fireworks display. About 82 golfers earned handicaps with twenty more awaiting records as preparations included a hand sweepstakes and rehandicapping to stage a week end program for members and guests.
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Piet
Vrence
Ahiiauh
Bartel
Ralph
Richard W
AL D. Weller
Rowlane
Gordon Gibb
Jones
Babyare
Lindley
W. Blackruagh
Ss. Loyd
Esterly J. Oa
Heatey Scott
Joli
Danks
Babe” Cahn. Co. Rk
We Herrad J. i
Summer Session Leads Haskell in Four to One Victory
The Summer Session team defeated the YMCA Fraternal Aid four to one to top the local league standings last night. The game featured a decisive rally in the eighth inning and was praised for sportsmanlike conduct by the opposing Fraternal Riders. Only five players from town attended the match.
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YM. C. A
Hst
Haskellites
Phy
A Nowill
High School Girls Tennis Tourney Tomorrow Near McCook Field
A girls tennis tournament for high school students is scheduled for tomorrow on courts near McCook field. Entry requires attendance at 8 o'clock with a pillow top as first prize and a pennant for second. A boys event is still under consideration with arrangements expected soon.
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McCook Field
Market Report and Dodge City Motorcycle Tour
Market data shows steady receipts and unchanged prices for butter eggs and cattle. A Dodge City event plans an 800 mile motorcycle touring party from Topeka with no entry fee, riders required to be ready and machines in good condition.
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Kansas City
Sbi
Chicago
Jlune
Marker St
Clisis
Dodge City
Hodge City
Kans
Toweka
Topeka
Dodge Ci
Local Social Notes Highlight July Visits and Travel
Personal mentions detail Miss Buss Untel visiting Miss Josephine Sts in San Francisco and Miss Lyda Clark with nepheth Clark from Colarulo. J T Holmes on a Linwood trip with Dora Fred Clark and Mrs Snyder returning from City with daughter. Marie Starkweather and George Ware travel to Le Worth. Ruth Ressell from Great Ber is expected tomorrow. A Pineapple ice note from Wiedemann's and others heading to sites for summer visits.
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Buss
Josephine
San
Lyda Clark
Nepheth Clark
Colarulo
Lyda Alphin
J.T. Holme
Fla
F.m. Dacoh
Marie Starkweather
George Ware
Leworth
Robert Starkw
Stubbs
Paul
Ruth Ressell
Great Berlis
Shansaucet
Pearl Emery
Marieesom
Tonganaxie
Jorie
Sam Hattie Silver Horton
Kansa
Town Notes on Law Firm Relocation and Local Events
The Merchants and Partners association expands forcing Stewart and Spotts to move from their longtime offices to the Dowersock Theatre building. Clarence Cole passes a Baptist church exam and earns rank. Willard Wattles to harvest in Kansas after medical clearance. Road to the county farm is in poor shape near the railroad crossing ahead of July 4 travel. Major William W. Reno serves on the border with Field Hospital No. 1 in El Paso and studies soldiers’ footwear. Pauline Town attends a delegation meeting. Vincent Hoover discusses Carl Setey with Farmers State Bank president.
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Merchants and Partners Association
Stewart & Spotts
William W. Reno
Medical Department
Regular
Lawrence Box
Stene
Fort B. A. Russell
Wyoming
Field Hospital No. 1
Paso
Reno
Hiss
McKeen Householder Plans Nine Week Ring Event
A traveler named Ww McKeen, once part of Rover’s Iban, is arranging a nine week ring event with Merchntsional hand. The farmer reports capital of SAC/000 and a secured surplus of 5,900.
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McKeen
Nave Vier Pte
Merchntsional Han Rence Ane
Fn Hrover
Swit soi notes changes as climate cools and pool opens
A fragmented report notes weather shifts and season changes as a pool opens. Mentions a chilly climate and icy conditions with references to years and locations, signaling broader climate discussion.
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