Pleasant Grove Weather and School Event Report
Pleasant Grove notes favorable weather as gardening thrives and Christmas exhibits. Schoolhouse gatherings this week include evening services, a bustling PTA style program, and a field trip of community members. The piece mentions measles and illnesses among residents, visits from Lawrence, and a large turnout at a Pleasant Valley event with a car parade and bowling afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beqa
g-Mesars
Alfred
Whalie Heg- Line
Charlie Williams
Fistian
Lawrence
Gts
Avery Hibner
Mrs. Ae
Mr. Smith
Phillips A
Boland
Dan Flory
Iderson
Fannie Peterson
Floyd Hegeman
Williams
Land
George
Hibner
Strong
Bellefew
Wile
Willie Purkett
al. van Hoesen
Hertzog
Walter Deay
C. N. Peterson
Meigh- Settvod
Pleasant Valley
Funy
Ble Messer
Ralph
Azel Cunningham
Kay
Eberhart
Iris. Jacobs
Messrs
Will
Charlie Jacobs
Claude Pes Eona
George Shuler
Omers
Mildred Mafoe
Baers
Lane
GiefTiom Lawrence
Mable
Flory Churchbaugh
Ibert Studebaker
Wilbur Eberua
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Population Notes From Vinland Community
Gray returns home through Vinland amid ideal motoring conditions as residents report visits, illness absences, and social rounds. Local families including Florys Hertzogs Deays and Hibners are noted with callers, visits to Lawrence, and small labors. A Legion drive, births, and a few deaths mark the week in a paneled column of rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturm
Vinland
A. L. Williams
Ezra Churchbaugh
Aros Flory
Hertzog
Carl Peterson
Charles Deay
Flory
Henry
Arlie Flory
Sandy Williams
Sandy
Dan Flory
Lawrence
Baby
Hibner
Avery
Worden
Herschell Ulrich
Peterson
Floyd Hegeman
Marjorie
Deny
Kenneth Hegeman
Williams
Miss Ida
Walter Deay
Peel
Grippe
Charlie
Tuesay
Dave Shields
Standard OW Co
Avery Hibner
Claude Deay
Carl Rothrock
Death and family notices from Kanwaka area
The Kanwaka column records numerous family movements and events including funerals, relocations, visits, and illness. Notables include the private funeral of a resident with pallbearers named, multiple moves to new homes, farm sales, hospital calls, and community gatherings. Names such as Richardson, Bigsby, Hird, Ulrich, Deskins, Filburn, and Cheney appear, with nearby towns like Abilene and Lawrence referenced and several farms and cemeteries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bigsby
Bigsby
The
Cross Undertaking
George A. Richardson
Gilnea City
Fred O. Richardson
Lawrence
Herman Richardson
Abilene
Ernest Richardson
Sunnyside
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mark Pierson
Fred A. Richardson
Lawrence Thatcher
Igod
Geo. Dornan
Wilt Shuyser
E. E. Kiefer
Arthur Ulrich
Daisy Kaiser
Shawnee
Kansas
Hird’s
Home Horth
Hnthi
Sennyside
Arthur
Hinds
Virgil ‘Hird
Bey Ate
Tucker Farm
Kanwaka Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid
Walter Godlove
C. E. Stanwix
Maurine
Dorothy
Janette
Ernest Bigsby
Ross ‘Stanwix
Esther Knop
John Strong
Richardson
Mabel Richardson
Arthur Hird
Donald Hird
Kanwaka School
Carl Hird
B. S. Reeves
Max
Miss Morgan
Eli Taylor's
Carl McClung
Merrill Taylor
Birs
FD. Miller
Beatty Armstrong
A. J. Armstrong
Rey
Cannon
Tonga
Ehie
Val- Neste Place
Pape's Diapepsin touted as fast indigestion relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a powerful stomach aid curing indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims quick relief from sour fermentation, belching, gas, and headaches with undigested food, touting the product as harmless and widely sold in drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
St. Jacobs Oil Ad Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An old advertisement touts St. Jacobs Oil as a cure for rheumatism claiming fast relief by rubbing soothing, penetrating oil into sore joints muscles and feet. The copy emphasizes internal treatment being unnecessary and urges immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
St. Jacob’s Gu
Diamond Dyes Promote Easy Colorful Fabrics at Home
Diamond Dyes claims perfect results with each package, offering simple directions to dye worn and shabby garments including skirts waists dresses coats gloves stockings and draperies in rich fadeless colors. A Color Card is available from the druggist.
Famous Old Recipe for Cough Syrup Promoted Cheaply
An advertisement touts a cheap home remedy called Pinex for cough relief. It claims quick throat penetration and membrane healing, boasting a 234 ounce bottle with directions and a money back guarantee from the Feinex Co. of Fort Wayne Indiana. It targets housewives and promises easy preparation using sugar, molasses, or honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickiie
Norway
Ieinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad
Thousands have discovered Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless substitute for calomel. These olive colored tablets act as a mild laxative and aid the liver with no teeth damage or bad after effects. They help with headaches dullness and heaviness by relieving constipation and disordered liver function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Olive Mae
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Pleasant Grove
Popular
GRAY
Carl Petersen
Avery ‘Hibner
George Boland
Kanwaka
de Ridder
Gordon Charles
W. F. Elkin
Frank Dornen
Monument Kansas
Ray Miller
Stewart
Colo
W. O. Slusser
G. C. van Mol
Laura Gray
A. Shellhorn
Kansas City
Misa Walyer
Topeka
Edna Cook
Elmer Stanwix
George Coffman
Lee
Miller
Stanwix
Shaw
Ray Seetin
Topeke
George Richards
Willis Colman
H. G. Ward
Neste
Zebbie
Harry
Oak Ridge
N. E. Whipple
Lecompton
Pierson
Doane
California
Falna Schwartz
Dave Heffner
Homer Gibson
Ralph Otto
John Pippett
Ruby Selzer
Clear, Field, Kans
Jose Heffner
Henry Schwartz
Wm. Béehle
Gereld
Grover Ulrich
Cleo Deskins
Clarence Filburn
Guy Deskins
Ed Hyland
Tom Hyland
Baldwin
Miss Pearson
Leona Rappard
Elmer Pippert
John Schwarm
Glenn Schwartz
Abe Blarris
W. H. Pardee
Billy
Frank Lutz
Beatrice
Bermerda Heim
Herbert Leaf
Weston
Colorado
H. C. Cheney
Emporia
Gay Deskins
Chas. Rappard
Frieda Moore
Lucas Fleet
Ireland
Morlel MacSwiney
Abote
Terrence MacSwiney Ford
Cork
Art O'Brien
Irish Self-Determination League
John Henry, Jr
Jane Lee
Katherine Lee
Virginia Jones
Johnny Jones
Clothier’s
Vantages
Allie
Sioen
Lins Vna A
Wens
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