Barker Neighborhood Social Notes Spur Local Visits
Mary Sibbett of Wichita spoke on temperance at the Barker schoolhouse Monday evening. Rev Frank Jennings preached at Barker Sunday afternoon. Harrison Nese left for Nebraska to run a medicine route. Ambrose Bigsby and daughter Helen Elizabeth hosted visitors. Will Richards and Paul Winter attended events. numerous calls and small gatherings filled a busy week in Barker with school activities, dances, and supper gatherings.
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Minervian Celebret
Minnie Nahle
Avna Mitchell
C. A. Richards
M. Harrison
Seirel Rose
Pleasant Valley School
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen Elizabeth
George Howell
J. M. Harrison
Kanwaka Heil
Leona Eberwein
Lawrence
Stahl
Kansas City
Henry Transmier
Blanche Shelby
Martha ‘Transioier
Home Forles
Frank Jennings
Barker
Anna
Mitchel
Frank Jennin
Wm. G
Paul
WalterLee
Asap Teich
Paul Winter
Arthur Richards
Fred Logan
William Thornton
Edi Bewis
Tracy Georgia
Martha
Ivan Transmier
Miss Stahl
John Stahl
Globe
Lecompton
Masonic Lodge
Robert Gorrill
Fred Lewis
Francis Lewis
Shipman Carter
Willis Colman
Ambrose Briesby
C.A. Richards
Ambrose
Bimsby
Thomas Hird
Blanche Shelley
Theron Farley
S Gentry
Lucille
Mildred Gentry
Robert Gentry
Ikine
Simmons Neha
Iss
Lelia Banks
John
Penrose Bisby
Alige Ene
Crowder
Henry
Fraker Ts. Beeman
Uf Richard
Ney Ces
Pei
Mary Stab
Gigbo
Milter
Margaret
Charles
Ant
Ryan Fall
Overbrook
Banks
Ivan Transmeyer
Sam Seetin
Mulgs
Valley Grove Roundup of Local Trips and Work
Jones hauled hay from Mr. Mason and others carried corn to Lawrence last week. Many locals visited kin, shopped in Lawrence, or attended meetings in Chester and Leavenworth. Telephone repairs, farm work, car purchases, and a grading camp near the church frame daily life in a typical rural community.
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Check Smith
Lawrence
Orn Smith
Miss Tyler
Lawrencee
C. A. Jones
C. G. Petrie
Williamstown
Fred Champion
Dan Smith
Oskaloosa
Carlos Petrie
Richard
Harold Champion
Emma Allen
Gladys Weible
Leslie Wells
Roy
Art Sparks
Dan’ Smith
Oan Smith
Joe Edens
Mason
Elsie
Laura
Frederick Campion
State Roll of Honor for Kansas War Dead and Veterans
The March 16 Topeka dispatch reports the state's first volume of World War historical records. It lists Kansas soldiers active in the Army National Guard and National Army, with details sent to parents and relatives. About fifteen hundred copies are to be mailed, with undelivered notices returned to the adjutant general for readdressing and future mailing.
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Topeka
Cutter
Kansas
Legion Posten Tho
C. Prion
Valley Grove Visitors and Tuesday Encounters
Mrs. W. L. Smith and Doug ter visited the school on Wednesday while Guy Robohn and Mr. Vander pool stayed with Mr. Petrie overnight. Agnes Hedden called on Mary Smith Thursday afternoon. Fred Champion and C. A.
Winter Community Notes From Barker Schoolhouse
Attendees at the CPA supper at Barker schoolhouse included Shipman Carter Julius Bearman Newt Hamlin Henry Fraker Willis Colman Wil Anderson and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Bigsby with daughter Helen. Neighbors visitations and small town updates cover trips to Lecompton Kanwaka hall and Oak Ridge with local families and recent moves to the Fred Nace farm.
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C.P. A
Barker School House
Messrs
Shipman Carter
Julius Bearman
Newt, Hamlin
Henry Fraker
Willis Colman
Wil Anderson
Ambrose Bigsby
Helen
Arthur — Richards
Shipman Carter's
Richards
Bigsby
Horman ‘Banks
Paul
Myr
Ray Peitemar Dys
N. G. van Neste
Oak Ridge
van Neste
Charles Winter
Lauria Winter
Lecompton
Chars
Masonic Lodge
Nky
Seetin
Josephine
J. R. Topping
Charles Topping
Blanche Shelley
Underwood
Kanwaka Hall
John Banks
Fred Nace
Starné
Peee Helys
Basistron Place
Vaca Y Arn Becolee
Herman
Lawrence News Recaps Personal Notices and Local Events
Miss Ruth Phenicie and Miss Kathleen Kelsall joined a recent banquet with Mrs Sam Kelsall while Marie Michaels of Lawrence visited home. John McKone, a Civil War veteran, died in Leavenworth. his funeral at Reno church drew wide attendance. Twin boys arrived for Mr and Mrs Willie Anderson in Kansas City, and high Nine Mile water rose, forcing a family to flee to Reno.
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Ticle
Ruth Phenicie
Kathleen Kelsall
Sam Kelsall
Marie Michaels
Lawrence
Jean McKone
Kansas City
Ralph Phenick
Will Weesman
Anderson County
Harry White
C. W. White
Reno Fraternal Aid
Jud Creek
Birs
Antone
Kahn
Alfred
Willie Anderson
Flinwood Hospital
W. HW. McKone
Mr. O'Dea
Edgar MecRill
Lucy Meill
J. E. Dwyer
Frank Barnes
Bird of Paradise
E. A. Edwards
Episcopal Church
Washington Post No. 12
Edwards
Endatott
Mckhone
Jane
Ireland
Mabel Reece
Kennedy
James Dwyer
Pony ‘Creek
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