Sneaker at C of C Gathering in Masonic Temple
Leonard D Ouge of Kansas City will address the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to be held at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. C B Helm, retiring president, and Wale Varnum, incoming president, will speak. Installation of new officers also planned. Reservations near one hundred already made.
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Leonard D’ouge
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
G U
Monidiy
Tad
William M. Clark
Gilbert M. Gander
Alvin F. Baker
H. K. Ebright
Charles E. Beeks
Thomas A. Evans
Frank. E. Wolf
Birthday Camaraderie and Legion Silver Gift Noted
Guests celebrated at a surprise birthday for Mr. and Mrs. Ib and others including Mr. and Mrs. Ider, with centerpieces and dining. The Lloyd Beaton Post American Legion Auxiliary surprised the hall with silver service, served pie and coffee. Funeral services for Mrs. Tom Wallace were held in Baldwin with burial at Oakwood. Chapter CE PEO Sisterhood elected officers and prepared for Dodge City convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
And
Marsh
Patty
Lucy Spencer
Millenberger
Trevans
Ider
wiGander
Joelle
Edowaed
Riseher
Dauz Merle
Jeanne
Emma Caroli
Charles
N. P. Powers
Ma le
Pueblo
Col
University of Missouri
Rooters
Columbia
Lawrence
Ray. Baker
Salvna
Baker
Ives-Hartley Lumber Company
Frank E. Wolf
Paola
Lloyd Beaton Pas American Legion
Legion Hall
Tom Wallace
Colored Baptist Church
Baldwin
Mr. Cox
Topeka
Oakwood Cemetery
Wallace
Cattle Theft Charges Filed Against Stultz
Elmer Stultz, state star witness in a related Carl Young case, was arraigned before the court on cattle theft charges. Bond set for trial after a preliminary hearing. The Young trial previously ended with a non jury verdict. The alleged theft occurred January 27 near Shepherd Farm. Apples and orchard hooks are mentioned in nearby coverage.
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Sugainst
Elmer Stultz
Sinr
Carl Young
Stevens
Young
Dima Iuer
Stuke
Otix Farmero
Jick Morris
Shepherd Farm
Baldwin News Highlights From Weekend Activities
Baldwin residents share visits and moves with families of Rev. and Mrs. Spencer. Wayne Cox, Baker alumnus, dies in Topeka after a crash. services in Harveyville led by Rev. Alvin Rawr. Theta Kappa Nu members attend Alf Cox funeral in Baker. Local clubs plan events, alumni attend Baker gathering in Tulsa. Death notices honor Mrs. Reed and Forest M. Martley’s illness improves. Baldwinites attend The Taming of the Shrew in Lawrence.
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Francis Spencer
Kansas City
Baldwin
Spencer
the Power and Light Company
Maywood Smith
Gounts
Grove Street
Harre Case
Wayne Cox
Topeka
Harveyville
Alvin Rawr
Baker
Theta Kanpa Nu
Alf Cox
Kansas Alphabet
Clyde Patterson
Sistr
Opal
Deevoy Schmittendert
Dphilamathean Club
Maurice Frye
Wells
Clonh
Ladies Aid
Tves Chapel
West Baldwin
Wallace B. Flaming
Thomas A. Evans
Green
Tulsa
Oklo
Friends of
Forest
M. Martley
Bird City
F. M. Reed
Baldwin Resi’ Dent
Jacqueta Irwin
First Methodist Church
William M. Clark
Ars
W. Q. Gibbon
Ruby Jscphane
Hazel Hob
Betty Kright
H. Kck
Charlies
Beeks
Kansas
Pittsburg
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C. of C
Anna Mery
Nell le Master
Phyl Thompson
Helen Flo Marro Wallace
Paul Dempsey
Maurice Horrell
George Corn
Everett Emery
Wilfred Kraft
John Tunin
Albion
Okla
Victor Hurt
Victor
Mary Fleth
Vera Mzret
Shawnee
L. Yauslin
A. A. LeMaster
Mary Nell
Nathane Polith
la i Ltheiranck
Carl Butell
Dodge City
Gander
Wolf
A. E. Leach
Clark
W.c.gibbon
Chapter CE
T. A. Evans
S. Deel
Stultz
Baldwin News
Massachuset
Art Fritzer
Pritzel Dairy
Blue Monday Club
Maude
Lawrence Steam Laundry
N. H. Sts
Home Service & Laundry CO
Conn
New York
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