Greece Revolt Deepens As Front Lines Hold
Still uncertain front reports from Greece amid a days long revolution. Loyalist and insurgent forces clash along the Demirhissar Seres front with no decisive result. rumors circulate of captured towns and scarce Americans. American consular posts report travel restrictions and discarded private radios as Greece braces for further actions.
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Ceapsright
Sturmi
Athens
Therosbines
George Kondylis
National Army
Greece
Yugoslavia
United States
Salonika
Drama
Seres
Kavalla
Greek Macedonia
Gary Tobacco Company
Pye
Hig
Aife
Dresden
Creck
Ong
Macedonia
Grecian Thrace
Rockefeller Foundation
Uhlan Engineering Company
John Mocks & Sons
The
Near East Relief ‘Organization
American ‘Tobacco Companies
American Educational and Agricultural Institung
Kavaux
Alexandropolis
Royal Sovereign
Harry J. ‘Trautman
Macon
De Soto Residents Report Earthquake Sighting
Mrs. FE Johnson visited Kansas City for a week to help her father drain a well. An earthquake felt in De Soto Friday morning startled residents including Mrs. Tt. 8. Taylor and Misses Velin Lenton and Margaret Christner who heard rumbling and went outdoors to verify the tremor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Johnson
Kansas City
Voles
de Soto
Taylor
Veliin Lenton
Margaret Christner
W. C. Watson
Roy
Local Social Roundup From Reno Area
Mrs A Wi Tutton visited Kanady City on Thursday. Mr and Mrs W R Seanor hosted at Mr and Mrs A Wartrack home on Wednesday evening. Mary Katherine Wall attended high school day absence due to illness. Dang Sanders returned from Wichita visit last Thursday. Robert Nitdebeand, Mary Skeets, Alfred Skeets and others attended a Tonganoxie dance hosted by the I O Q O club on Thursday evening. Hazel Coxon of Tonganoxie spent the weekend with Mary Bernhart. Mr and Mrs Robert Grant attended quarterly meeting at the Khoods church in Tonganoxia on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thary White and family visited Sunday school in Lawrence and had dinner with his mother Maw CW White. Ruth visited her sister Helen White for a few days.
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Loren Rapier
Budora
Herbert Henderson
Kansas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Parsons
Henderson
de Soto
Minnie-Nease
Lawrence
Lillian Snow
Arthur Nease
Snow
M. EL
Bell Memorial Hospital
Margaret. Chriatner
Kansas City
Mildred Clark
Vernon Welch
Kania City
Vernia
Wansaa City
Ro Harblaon
Provement
Catherine McLaughty
Julia Wutherland
Mme
Gertrude McLaughlin
Vincent McLaughlin
Dorothy Watson
Mea
Trattles
Kenneth Moll
Will Watson
and Mesa EB. J. Coy
A- Wi. Kossler
Topeka
Mickel
Soldier
GC. G. Mickel
Blanchard
G. G. Harbison
F. R. Harbison
Harbison
John Whitelaw
Franklin
J.D. Martin
Johnny Steed
Greenberry Paxton Place
F. M. Moody
Deane Baker
Linrones Waa
Mex
May Douglas
Misa Masine Haker
Rp Meo
Mra
Gobi Bindley
Misa Trina Uarbleton
Cin Kansans
Sherman Casebler
J. D. Buckingham
Lawrence Watson
Research Hospital
Kanang City
Oscar Kobler
Hoffman
Leonard
Woodrow Coons
Clythe
L. R. Penner
RW. Stpes
Fred Tobler
B. Cy Tuck
Los Angeles
Calif
Funfly
Billy. Sundbye
Olathe
Tuck
Sun
DeSate High
Wiliam Clay Jones
Lawrences
Viking
Sunnual High School
DeSoto
Canton
Bensie Cooper
George Beaver
Julia Ellen Wilson
Neal Hambleton
Beri Wilson
Virginia Hilton
Dorothy Helmquist
C. G. Mickel
A. Wi. Tutton
Kan §Ady City
W. R. Seanor
A. Wartrack
Mary Katherine Wall
Dang Sanders
Wichita
Robert Nitdebeand
Marry Skeets
Alfred Skeets
Hazel Coxon
Mary Bernhart
Mar
Robert
Grant
Khoods Church
Tonganoxia
Thary White
Dinener
Ruth
I Helen White
Ella
Nettie ‘O'Dea
Tonganoxie
Marie Hess
Salt Lake
City
Utah
Cheyenne
Sean
Gonstaute
Meo
Froid Kahn
Percy Mosaor
Ranga City
Mera
Cade ‘Taylor
Leavenworth
C.D. Miler
Don Tauty
Kangas City
Don Roberte
Lawrenes
Husy Bee Club
Mra Dehoff
Mr. Sorenson
Sonic
Ransax City
Ht. G. Skeets
GC. J. Nehoft
T. T. Pearson
Lewis
Howard Hildebrand
Ray Marcoux
Havensville
Ran
Marcoux
Myra Hayward
Remo
Farm Bureau
Merton Otto
Hutton
Fred Kelsall
Lacy Whenieie
Vinne
C. RR. Stewart
Reading
Fredda Hess
Shirley Stewart
Mr. Stewart
St. Patrick
America
America the Beautiful
Fred Bornhart
s.Whyne Martin
Amos Westerhouse
al Mea
Bal Millman
Henry Davitess
Floward Cavinoas
Betty
Philip
Gabriel Apent
Mral Wesley | Deckwa
Clearfields
Borat
Henry Deckwa
Clarence Hausman
Haug
Albert Miller
Harry Ambler
Kon
George
Weaterhouse Place
Alonzo
Ernest
Philip Gabriel
Paul
Gerald Knabe
Wesley Deckwa Aind
Clearfield
Ralph Votnw
Hesper
Philip Brecheisen
Chester Baecher
Howard Caviness
Henry Caviness
Meg
John Manness
Mes
Amos Weaterhouse
Faily
Gertie Staffen
Bellavion
Inl Mes
Ambler and Daughter
Mildredanise
Mr. and
Aya
Menest Price Nut
Sanerane
Warren Corliss
Son
Missouri
Arista
Frazier
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred
Louise
William Edelbrock
Eudora
Edwards
Ness Farm
Mig
Milo Richardson
Adame
Empak White
Lloyd Gregory
Galena
Thornberg
Gregory
Bar White
Lois
Pearson
Boone
Hazel Temple
Joan Breckenridge
Wilbur Gants
Waltur Lee
Loren Ball
Gants
Local Gossip and Visits From Tonganoxie Area
Community notes record weekend calls in Tonganoxie and Havensville with visits to Miss Bertha Halsted and Mrs. W. C. Bridges. Illness prompts travel as Mrs. A. C. Kess leaves for Claflin. Betty Lou Redding hosts at Skeets home. Marie Hess reports Cheyenne scenery from Salt Lake City. Socials include Farm Bureau gathering with program and music. multiple neighbors host dinners and serenades.
Local notes and family updates from Prairie Center area
A collection of social and farm life notes from Prairie Center and surrounding areas. Families including the Corliss, Ambler, Edwards, Moore, Richardson, Adams, Middleton, White, Gregory, Ball, and Gants are mentioned with moves, visits, illnesses, and farm work plans. Mentions light scarlet fever recovery and rabies precautions.
Rotary club hosts Baldwin high seniors in Topeka
Hopewell report notes the Rotary club of Topeka entertaining Baldwin High School senior boys on Monday March 4. Edward Harmon and Herbert Williams were among the visitors to the legislature in session. Roy Merchant attended the Farmers Union meeting about the Junior Farmers department at Pleasant Grove Saturday night. Mrs W H Ducas spent Sunday at Lebo visiting Mr and Mrs George Leonard. The northeast section of the Ladies Aid was entertained.
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Rotary Club of
Topeka
Baldwin
Edward Harmon
Herbert Williams
Roy Merchant
Farmers Union
Pleasant Grove
W. H. Ducas
Lebo
George Leonard
They’ Ladies Aid
Baldwin community notices and names from Monday and Tuesday
The fragment lists residents and visitors in Baldwin, including Mrs B A Hammond on refreshments, Mr and Mrs C Fy Johnson, Claude and Claude’s illness, Lois Tucker caring for Baby Gene, Mrs Ada Williams Lenora and Oscar, Leonard Whitted visiting Mrs Carrie Williams, and others on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
B.A. Hammond
C. Fy_Johnson
George
Claude
Lawrence
Lecompton Weekend Visit and March Weather Notes
Lecompton residents and Kansas City visitors spent the weekend with Mrs. Sarah Morris and other relatives. March brought south winds and improving days after a wintry onset, with several locals hosting guests and noting illness improvements among family.
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Damel A. Milly
Groste
Tolgrade
Peraasy
Tek
Texin
Macetoniia
Korvicn
Milla
Pats
Greaca
Crech- Yugoslav
Reno
Robert Blaker
Alvis’ Dehotf
Pony Creek
White
Eugene Hess
Leonard Eisele
Robert Hildbraid
Harry Skeets
Captains Creek
Allan Ganton
Ant Hiaittle Brothers
Ralph
Gerry
Thos Boyn
Mrae Herhere
Gordon
Mixx Rebs Parker
Fc Ad Ray
McAmels
RY Aya
Stanley. Adams
E. A. Boyd
B.B. Boyd
Ulsta-Coast
Paul Thompson
Chicago Black Hawks
Paul Thompso
Sayls Mins Maree Hoff
Thrist
Re Eeaeereey Sean Rr
Hopewell
Lecompton
Kanana City
Morrig
Sarah Morris
Pacs
Delmar Parriah
Frits Sarria
Myrtle Waevlah
Bert Atymor
Ranane City
Cod Smith
Dua Smith
Alton
Arlette
Shaw G.M
Mator
Teddy
Mrec
Mary Orcutt
Bue
Teun Cornee Drig Co
Kelvinator
Green Bros
Estes, Payne & Co
Vhone
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