Quarter Million for Schools Stirs Local Meetings
The Missionary Meet to be held Thursday afternoon May 11 at Mrs Ray Cree’s home. Residents from Big Springs attended a District Sunday School Convention at Ozawkie on March 4 with many named attendees. Community members visited relatives in Topeka and Galesburg Illinois. The Christian Endeavor Society met at the United Brethren church with a young gathering of local families and friends. Births and deaths noted include a local couple’s child and a person born in Ohio on April 16, 1844 who passed away March 4.
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Missionry Maerely
Marely
Ray Cree
Big Springs
Oqzawkie
Wright Bertschinger
Shelton Clark
John Holloway
Lizzie Babies
George Bahnmaier
Emma Reynolds
Ther Bahnmaier
Charles Durow
Lioyd
Topeka
Will Swecker
Tabel Morris Spuet
G. P
John Dreyer
Morris
Galesburg
Illinois
Igs Mazel Nee
As Nee
Arthur Holloway
Pete Bahnmaier
Robert Oldham
Henry
Howard
David
G. PD. Henr
Ruby
Will Geelan
Ebersole Funeral Held at Big Springs Kansas
Funeral services for Silas Ebersole were conducted by Rev. Alo Cafferty at the United Brethren Church in Big Springs Kansas. He served in the Union Army, later settled in Missouri and Kansas, and left behind a widow eight children twenty one grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. The service featured hymns including Shall We Gather at the River Looking This Way and Gathering Home and a large out of town attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo Cafferty
Lawrence
Maren
United Brethren Church
Big Springs
Kansas
Fhervsole
Worth County
Alissouri
Robert Ebersole
Angelos
Calif
Alice Currah
Edith
Harvey Stone
Earl
D. Henry
Tig Springs
Bar Cree
Bic Springs
Chill
Ebersely
Steom
Sf i
Cvsole
Ebersole
Silas Mberzole
al Ada Currah
Frank Ebersole
Maud Sloan
Wichita
W. B. Smith
Onaga
Wilburn Ebersole
Sharon
Bar
Johna Wilson
St. Joseph
Chester Wilson
Kansas City
Relief for stuffed nose with Ely's Cream Balm ad
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal congestion from a cold or catarrh. It claims quick relief by clearing airways, stopping hawking and snuffing, and soothing inflamed mucous membranes with a fragrant topical application.
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Ely
Zemo and Primo claim quick relief for skin diseases
The ad promotes Zemo for itching and healing of eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar troubles claiming instant relief and quick cure. Primo is touted as a penetrating liquid soothing delicate skin with daytime use as it doesn’t show. Available from druggists in 6c or 1.00 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Community Notes From Lawrence Visitations And Club Meeting
Lawrence residents visit and call at each other’s homes on Saturday and Monday. The Farm Bureau ladies plan to meet at Mrs Will Curtis home to craft spring hats. An engineer touts a finger touch device claimed to render criminals unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Oscar McNeese
Ellis P Bond
Joe Hoover
Porter Bond
Marvin Bond
Ellis Bond
Winston McNeese
Hugo Schellhorn
Carl Nieder
Emma Nieder
Will Curtis
John. Dunn
Mary Frantz
Will Curtis Hom
Farm Bureau Club
Ther
Oscar
McNeese
Winston
Elza Bond
Oscar MccNeese
Ciza Bord
Will Cure
Ralph McNeese
Mondat
Linwood General Merchandise robbed for fourth time in three months
Thieves forced back doors at Frederick and Bowen store Saturday night stealing goods worth 890 dollars. Four suspects, two men and two women, were arrested in Topeka city area amid ongoing investigation. Mrs. Adams seriously ill with pneumonia. Additional community notes include local residents visiting Edinburgh Texas and Topeka visits and a basketball game win at De Soto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Frederick and Bowen
Pntrance
Ficion
F. W. Adams
H. B. Browning
Edinburgh
Texas
Imo Ward
J. E. Bevins
Topeka
de Soto
Zora Curtiss
Kane
Local Social News and Friends Visit Kansas City Area
Sas City Missouri Sunday for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Allen Harbaugh spent the week with relatives in Louisburg Kansas Mrs Minnie Luckan and family have gone to Amoret Missouri to live Mrs T A Martie has returned from a business trip to Allen Kansas met at the home of Mrs Harriet Meinke Tuesday Soap making was the subject for the day Miss Har riet Dunlap of Leavenworth was in attendance Lloyd Rhodes had been suffering the past week from a carbuncle on his neck Mrs Irene Cleveland of Rossville who has been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Parry is still ill Edd Bowin made a business trip to Kansas City Tuesday Miss Jennie Browning has returned from Versailles Missouri where she has been visiting her sister Mrs Mildred Wilson Jack Curtis is confined to his bed with a severe attack of lumbago Miss Agnes Smeler who is employed in Kansas City spent the weekend at her home here Mr and Mrs H F Montgomery and family have moved to Kansas City where he will be employed in steel and iron works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas City
Allen
Harbaugh
Louisburg
Kansas
Minnie’ Luckan
Amoret
T. A.' Martie
Kan
Farm Bureau
Harriet Meinke
Har
Mildred Wilson
Jack Curtis
Agnes’ Smeler
Kansas City
H. F. Montgomery
Steal. and Iron Works
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Arly Topeka
Fort Our Conte
al Ted
Hill
Kar
Schoo Fund Co
Ae County School
ALT Allen ‘Anderson
Atchison Py
Butler
Clay
Alve Cowley
Wbaaio Oy & Crawford
Dickinson
Douglas Surof
Ford
Franklin
Harvey
Teavenworth
Reno
Valley Chapel
Fugosebellharni
Joe Burton
John Canavan
Oscar McNevse
Marie Schellhorn
Fred Gray
Everett Kingery
Murry
Everett Bond
Ed. Sanders
Porter Boms
Murry Bond
Frank Varnum
Lawrenee
Porter
John W. Worthington
Atlanta
Ala Iie
Dane Allen
United States
Paris Medicine CO
Beaumont and
Pixo Streets
St. Louis
the Ice & Storage Co
Vermont
Lawrence, Raps
Hill's
Goodyear Products
Mass. St
Fritz Co
Wells
East Std
Ober’s
Ober
Dobbs
Thompson Bros
Manhattan
Tyson
Wilsor Bros
Wilson
Dr. Bellin
Bell System
Alexander ‘Graham Bell
Thomas Watson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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