Scout Jamboree Rally Plans Set for May in Douglas County
Announcement outlines formation of the Douglas County Jamboree team for a May rally at Memorial Stadium with a Wyandotte area rally in Lawrence and Kansas City districts. Local officials L H Houston and Earl Behrend will oversee district rallies including Ottawa Lyndon Leavenworth Paola Olathe and Lawrence armory events.
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Boy Scout
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Wyandotte
Memorial Stadium
Kansas City
Garaminasy
L. H. Houston
Earl Behrend
Lawrence
Armory
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Lyndon
Paola-Olathe
Paola
Railsback
Charles Amyx
Elmer Barnes
Berte Senne
John McNown
George Allen
Pion‘gering
Erwin Branton
Paul Harmon
George Moore
James O'Neill
George Carter
Mart Denlinger
Elmer Peters
Francis Schaefer
Richard Scott
James Shepard
Rollin Siler
J. Chapman Tracy
Howard Creason
Samuel Ericcson
Nathan Miller
Albert Jones
Raymond Davis
Bernard Wise
Wendell Plank
Ralph Schultz
Otto Barteldes, Jr
Junior Dickinson
Frank C. Mielone
James Asher
David Lcott
William Asher
Charles Dreher
Edgar Leigh
Berra Senne
Virgil Leigh
Robert Ardery
Gordon Weyer
Quller
Schut
Houston
Sdwin Belles
Glen. Mitchell
W. A. Dill
Midland social notes list visits and club meeting happenings
Mrs Love and others visited friends including Mr and Mrs H Bruchmiller and Dorothy. Several residents spent weekends with relatives and neighbors. Emil Heck butchered beef Tuesday. Midland Rural Club met with fifteen members and a guest. Fred Lewis and Mrs Wicks led a program of verses songs and contests about Washington's birthday. Nottingham ill with appetite attack. taken to Lawrence then brought home.
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Welter Love
Co. A. Jones
Bartlett Shaw
Louis Anfred
Dorothy Bruchmiller
Catherine Pirotte
Kenneth. Jones
Guy Shultz
Ejibest
Fred Alford
Margaret Pirotte
Dorothy Bruckmiller
Genevieve
Hilda Vernson
Kenneth Torres
Lloyd Weibel
Harmon Seely
Leo
Wilfred Ousdahl
Catherine
Lora Louise Sterling
P. S. Sterling
Emma Nottingham
Margaret Lewis
Marion Spahr
Fred Heck
Geraldine
Varsity
Soias
CG. P. A
Midland
Elmer Weihel
Chas. Spray
Chester Toms
iPhil Bowens
Russell Shaw
Guy Schultz
Mike O
Anna Skeets
Jed Heck
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
C. A Jones
Timer Ousdahl Lee
Wilfred
C. A.fones
Margaret Mary
Kenneth
Robert Weibel
Russell
Ava Higley Spont
Genevieve Vernson
Love
Elmer Dundahl
Bruchmiller
Dorothy
Howard Erwin
Jeanette
Frank Toms
Geo. Robertson
Henry Ebest
Fred Lewis
Robert’Spihr
H. QO. Bruckmiller
P. J
Fred. Champion
C. M. Jones
Gig Shutlz
Hilda Vernison
Wekend
Henry Vernson
Emil Heck
Waller Love
Topekis
Elmer Ousdahl
Bob Spahr
Marion
Margaret
P. J. Pir
Atte
H. O. Bruckmailer
W. R. ‘Adams
Midland Rural Club
Lowell Sterling
A. A. ‘Wicks
Ington
W. R. Adams
Imari Nottingham
Lawrence Saturn
Alvin Means
H. W. Steeper
Topeka
Senator Bond
Jayhawk Hotel
State Senate
All Sew Club
Strong
J. E. Bond
Methodist Church
A. A. Halton
Ethel Chapman
Winchester-McLouth
Will Dobbs
Bert Barr
Mildred
Kinchera
Harry Harker
Robert Emerson
A. C. Chapman
Madonna Hardine
Local families share a busy week in Prospect
Mrs. Mark Coleman and child spent days with the Coleman family while neighbors and relatives visited each other across Prospect. Multiple calls and dinners followed through the week with gatherings at Speicher Rohe Chanay and Werts homes. A birthday dinner honored Mr Shaney with many relatives present, and news notes a new Ford touring car for John Chanay.
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Arthur Weeks
Frank Speicher
Wilfred Selzer
Will
Robert Guenther
William Chanay
Henry Roche, Jr
Maurice Bell
Lawrence
Wilbur
Leroy Olmstead
Geo. Rohe
Mark Coleman
George Coleman
Helen
Theresa Speicher
Frank
Lorenz Speicher
Charles Speicher
Henry Roche
John Chaney
Lester Deay
Rirs
Martin Roche, Jr
Charles Soward
Anna Shutz
Ronnie Deay
Baby
Osgood Armstrong
Charles Speichers
Henry Rohe
Glenn Smith
Harry, Werts
Werts
Walter Parsons
Vinland
Mark Colman
William Fahs
Endora
William Chaney
Shaney
John Chanay
Lucillé
Orvelda
Nadine
Geo. Hoskinsor
Haze
Jerry
Artie Chanay
Keith
Ben Kramer
Richard
Willam
Lem Durr
Billy
Ad Mes
Ollie Schellack
Roy Breithaupt
Henry Rohe, Sr
Reuben Weeks
Henry Role
Smith
Arthur Benard
E. A. Werts
Charles “Meeder and Son
Martin Rohe
George Rohe
Ed Olmstead
Hymes
Artie Chaney
Lester Day
Edith, Jr
Martin Rohe, Jr
Kanwaka school year closes with valentine party
February 22 marked the end of the sixth month with 21 enrolled. Ten pupils were neither absent nor tardy: Doris Button Marvin Hird Anderson Wilks Ruth Lease Harry Leonhart Pearlie Houk Alfred Houk Marvin Houk Leonora Elkin and Chester Wilks. Miss Mabel Shaw and the class enjoyed a valentine party with colorful decorations games contests and passing valentines. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles cookies and mints. Little Jean Button visited.
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Neitheir
Doris Button
Marvin Hird
Anderson Wilks
Ruth Lease
Harry Leonhart
Pearlie Houk
Alfred Houk
Marvin Houk
Leonora Elkin
Chester Wilks
Mabel Shaw
Irs
Jean Button
Florence Smith
Mabel Shay
Charles Topping
Mary Elizabeth
Jane
James Richard
St. Joseph
Clarence Topping
L. H. Emmett
Lawrence
J. E. Emmett
Guy Bigsby
Emmett
A. E. Ulrich
Mark Pierson
G. F. Brown
Helen’ Morse
Topeka
Flora Neil Bigsby
Kanwaka
Elva
Samuel Seetin
Harch
Luella
Everett
Willard Shaw
McLouth Community Notes and Events Roundup
McLouth hosts the eighth annual county basketball tournament March 1 2 with nine schools entering boys and girls teams. Local residents move and remodel town properties while numerous visits and social events fill the week including church activities funerals and a driving interest in nearby Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City.
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H. HK. Kimmel
Church of the Brethren
Walter Thompson
Stanwood Way
Mike Whren
Thompson Cottage
McLouth
G._M. Casebier ste
Dramatic Club
Fraser Hall
Lawrence
Alice Tornea
Anna Clark
Kansas City
D. K. Dick
Shaeffer
C. E. Luse
Earl Chap
Jolly Stitchers Meeting Is Held in Lawrence Home
Mrs Solon Markley and Mary Katherine attend a Jolly Stitchers gathering at Mrs Clifford Christenson's Lawrence home. Numerous neighbors visit Lawrence Thursday, with Wood cutting and visits to A J Flory home. Several from the area attend Willow Springs church meeting and Lawrence visitors listed among attendees.
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Columbia
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Clifford Christenson
Lawrence
Charlie Brohammer
Daniel Beeghley
Lloyd
A. J. Flory
Charlie Peer
John Brohammer
Henry Holiday
Wesley Flory
Oscer Shuck
Mabel Wingert
Charles ‘Shuck
Pleasant Grove
Abe Flory
Wiliow Springs
Will Postma
Art Davison
Will Wingert
Mable
Will Churchbaugh
Arthur Flory
Daniel Beechley
Henry Landis
Pearl
Harold
Susan Markley
Mar Katherine
Bert Wilson
Fred Houser
Lillian
Alda
Abe
Flory
Local Weekend Calls and Visits Reported
Friday program and a dapper on Friday evening cited for Mrs. Charlie Brohammer Mrs ank Deay and Mildred with the Mrs Will Postma and forence and Mrs Dave Kesler visiting A Lillian Brohammer and Lloyd Shuck on Saturday afternoon Roy Shuler j home Sunday evening. Oscar Shuck and Charles were noted in the listings.
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Oscar, Shuck
Charles
Byron
Lawrence
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donalds
del Martin
Dave Studebaker
Charlie Brohammer
Jack Childs
Charles Shuck
Ira Flory
Roy Shiler
Oscar Shack
Mildred Deay
Robert Watts
Pasadena
Calif
United Brethren Church
Solon Markley
Mary
Katherine
Abe Flory
Wesley
Will Postma
Florence Laurie
Richard
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
John Brohammer
Jesse Markley
Alda Brohammer
Oscar Shuck Home
Dave Kesler
Wesley Flory
Elmer Flory
Arie
Daniel
Peeghley
Johnny
Nettie
Oscar Flory
Amos Wrightsman
Lillian
Lloyd Shuck
Elmore Anderson
Willow Springs School
Ank Deay
Forence
A. Flory
Lillian Brohammer
Roy Shuler J
Oscar Shuck
Kidney Trouble Prevented by Water and Salts
Public health advice encourages Americans to guard against kidney trouble by drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to flush clogged kidneys, neutralize system acids, and relieve bladder disorders and related symptoms.
Lawrence visitors and Andersons share weekend
Lawrence residents hosted visitors Monday as Elnora and Lottie Anderson spent the weekend with local kin. The report notes government costs cited during discussions about Nicarama intervention and general overseas expenditures, with figures around 7 million dollars for cartisans and substantial sums in China and other areas.
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Lawrence
Elnora
Lottie _ Anderson
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