Local Rhythms and Visitors Show Quiet Community Life
The report records neighbors visiting Kent on Saturday to meet Bob Folk and the nurse at the mall, attendance at a funeral, a spelling contest in Pony Creek, and Alderman Zimmerman meeting on Thursday. Red Cross work progresses at homes with more tasks planned and music by Vietvola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Cuuk
Kent
Bob, Folk
Mall
Hock
Pony Creek
Robert Folk
Anna Taylor
Brother Erne
Busy social and church notes from Excelsior area
The page lists a crowded schedule of gatherings and visits including Mrs. John Fox reading “Understood” with a host of local attendees such as Mesdames Hemphill and Heines, and mentions of sewing circles, sales, school events, and Sunday services. Also notes travel, farming tasks, and community announcements with many names, places, and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fox
Dana Sanders
Local Neighborhood News from Abilene Area
Abilene area notes include John Brinkmever's wedding to Miss Bassler of Nebraska Kansas. Mrs Stines reports Charles Heller at Fort Sill. Mrs Ira Moon suffered severe burns lighting a fire. Sergeant Alfred Hultz home as his unit trains with hand grenades. Purcell sawed wood. Mrs Reynolds expands with a new broad house and incubators with many chicks. illness of Mrs Hammig. community visitors from Reno and surrounding farmers observe tractor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryn Abilene
Howe
John
William Brinkmever
Fort Sill
John Brinkmever
Bassler
Neverray
Kansas
Stines
Charles Heller
Fort S
Ira Moon
Alfred Hultz
Ately
Alfred
S. Purcell
Reynolds
Jacob Hammig
Perky
Dias
Robert Ham
Mabel
Rose
Mr. Seele
Reno
J. Hammig
Fragmented Kansas City social notes from a rural column
A garbled OCR listing names and family events from a Kansas City area social page. Mentions include Mr and Mrs, extended relatives, friends, and local gatherings with cake, games, and farm life anecdotes. Several names appear with little coherent context.
Wheat Growers Set Meeting With Congress in Kansas City
Wheat state farmers led by Metteh U Muairies McAwliffe presiding in Kansas division of ii 7 son announce a March 21 Kansas City gathering. They aim to press Congress for price support and argue that without higher wheat prices, production cannot meet needed supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Vina
Rune
Metteh U
McAwliffe
Kansas
Kans City
Seo
McAuchife
U.S
Canada
United States
Cantula
Western Canada
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Lida Valley Railway Co
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A. D. Goodenough
A. B. Richards Medicine CO
Sherman, An, Texas
Supreme Cafe
Jennie Lind
LUMP
Denning
C. E. Matthews Lumber.& Coal CO
Lawrence
the Werthony Ll
Phanteté Lawrence
Crea
Gsithering
Giia
Roter
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Claude Hallenbeet
Fred W. Kahnp
Kansas City
Ole Hallenbeck
Anderson
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Amd
M Robert P
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Robot Pienitvie
Kelsall Amt
Ole Ranvocke
Mackay
Hallenbeck
Villa
Alfred Kahn
James Bleakley
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J. E. Dwyer
Antone Rahn
R. Blaker
Otto Luct
Robert Blaker
Haghey
Excelsior
Bee
Johnnie Horrato
Mayer
Ned
Orinsby
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Alodhivs
Dney
Beck
Neiscbor
Tore Miller Foraek
Joy Phursdiy
Max
Ezra Barnhin
Agene
Grover
Staffare
Philo Boek
Troy Wellsville
Tiorev Beck
Vera Kepple
Denver
Thursdes
Sa Niega
Form Hyland
Rodney Beck
Swimley
Ed Hykind
Ormsby
Haldwin Remnanied
Rathsein Fridiee
Benjamin Home
Mabel Ranpard
Stafford
Holdiday
Matin
Baldwin
Florret
Roest
Brubakey
Missionary Society
Fda Ad
Ant Ast Eed
Ives
Beery
Royal Baking Powder CO
Dept. H
William St
New York
Green Yros
Poe Heenan
DT. W
Nat Plutter
Mires
Curt Strong
Joe Heaphill
Merona
Os Criter Jones
Jo Strong
Joe Doyle
Dave Stine
Bernard Hill
Betis
Hass
Titty
Che Umty
Grandpa Cooy
Susie
Savage
Nee Ein
Netehbers
Ain
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Peel
Guy Villay
Cort Strong
Hult
Hines
Chie
Rey
Demane
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
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Oklahoma
Popelini Amt
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Earth
Kansas Natural Gas CO
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Dept. of Labor
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