Boy Scout Area Council Formed with Leaders Named
Kaltsas leads six county readers to organize a new Boy Scout area council with representation from Leavenworth Wyandotte Franklin Osage Johnson Miami and more. Elected officers include president Bjorkman treasurer Biorkahan and area commissioner Railsback. Executive board to meet soon to finalize four or five departments for Scout activities. Also includes a first aid note on treating puncture wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Fern
Kaltsas
Kew
Scouts
Ameri- Pop Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Las
Franklin
Osage
Johnson
Jane
Miami
r.Rice
Karigas City
Wyandotte Cnty Council
David Biorkahan
Kansas City
Area Council
F. Railsback
Heaneyity
Ted G. Davie
Lincoln
Rahe
Sestern
Salina
Kare
Mant Powell
K. v
Insus
Saasid Bjorkman
M.C. Pearson
P. Shay
PF. A. Crowiey
Lee
Kao. T. Rise
B. B
Whyandotte County
He i
He i. F Representing © “Johnson Otiewa
Edgar Williams
Carl
Nderson
Re Wilson
BI Fe
Newvard
W. It Aa
EF. Woods
G. M. Wigoamas Ae Flory
H. We Yan Dae
Chairen
Leavenworth
Edward Phelps
E. A. Benson
Douglas
VE. Bruner
H. Livingood
Pranklin
Tom Flory
Crowder area social notes recount numerous visits
In Pleasant Valley and surrounding towns residents including Mr. and Mrs. Thurmann Roth, Mrs. Bert Perkins and daughter, Margaret, and Herland Coley from Belvoir share visits with families like the Vausbinders in Topeka and Crowders in Lawrence. Neighborhood news lists gatherings, dental work, inaugural radio listening, dances at Kanwaka hall, and multiple calls among Curtis, Collins, Sweezer, and Emmett families with dates spanning March encounters.
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Thurmann Rothwell
Pleasant Valley
Bert Perkins
Margaret
Jake Vausbinder
Topeka
Herland Coley
Belvoir
Henry Colling
J. M. Crowder
J. B. Mercer
Lawrence
O. W. Orrs
Cleta Bradley
Dorothy
Alice Armstrong
Sam Sweezer
W.G. Martin
Lake View
Henry Collins
Oscar Coltins
Beattie Collins
Elmer Shields
Barker
Doane
Brown
J. Sidney "Emmett Lof Kan- Waka
Emmett
J. M.iCrowder
van Neste
Leiwrence
B. FE. Perkins
J. G. Sweezer
Agnes Stevens
Kansas City
Birs
Bert Stevens
Vinland
Henry Covilins
Heato
Collins
Hartie Armstrong
Miss Dorothy
Margaret Elizabeth
Edith
Harry Carr, Jr
Rollie Stanwix
Jack Grimes
Grace Neustrter
C. F. Bratton
Lawreres
Dora
Lam
Sammie
Theodore Armstrong
Kanwaka. Hall
Glenn
J Howard Rothwell
Eugene Collings
Cleia Briadley
Dorothy Alice
Armstrong
Roly
le Stanwix
Harry Carr
Tawrenes
W. I. Collins
Evdgern
Jack Collins
Ova Belle Collins
Mildred Deay
Pleasant Grove
Lecormpton
Argentine Beauty waka and local visits noted
A fragmented social item lists individuals such as Miss Esther Bid John Berander and J D Bucher from Coffeyville among attendees. It notes Henry Beuermann visiting the Collins and Morris families, moves into Topeza area homes, and several Kanwaka and Lawrence residents attending gatherings. The report covers a Bureau meeting on March 7 with attendees including Collins and Mrs Beattie Collins and details upcoming two week reunion.
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Waka
Esther Bid John
Berander
Richlan
Barney
J. D. Bucher
Coffeyville
Button
Mercer
Wanda
Lawrence
Henry Beuermann
WI. Collins
Alien Morris
Topeza
B. E. Perkins
David Perkins
Lake View
Eramett
Kanwaka
Jd. Cros
Bureau
Brune
Lake Ets
Collins
Clarence Hodson
Beattie Collins
W. Gatin
Harte Stranz
Olinda Brune
Firs
Henry Boehle
Evenin
Louis Seele
Boehle
Ethel Griffin
Helen Dreher
Fairview
Lawrence Memorial High Sch
Dreher
Emma Bennett
Lewis Howard
Floyd Nisely
Elsie
Ted Brown
Andy Homer Brownlee
Don Heath
Ernest
Joe
Smithville
Wert
Clyde Ed- Sundy Seele
Alfred
Ends
Arthur Boehle
Vinland
Joe Micheat
L, Brown and
Influenza and Disease Transmission via Unwashed Nails
A historic medical note warns that influenza typhoid fever and other diseases can spread through contact with unwashed fingertips and nails. It cautions against using sharp objects near skin and nails and emphasizes hygiene to prevent contagion among clerks, patients, and caregivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloni
Fairview Dinner Guests and Social Roundup
Fairview residents recounted a weekend of dinners, visits, and social gatherings. Emma Bennett, Lawrence residents, and the Howards hosted. Misses Alberta Aileen and Fr da Johnson joined the weekend’s events alongside many local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Leary
Turner
Flickinger
Baldsrin
J. Iavhd
Clara Mezirs
Families and Prey at the Home of Mr 3 Whedon
Fragmentary OCR note mentions families and prey at the home of Mr 3 Whedon. Details are unreadable. no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Leary
Manents
C. Fy
Wells
Sor Nise- Craig
William Mda
Homer ‘Brownlee
Elsie
Brown A
Mars
Vernon Garrett
Ralstan Ani
Alfred Baselor
John Robert Nisely
Peters
Whedon
Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee physician A. Rock declares goitre a condition rather than a disease and presents a home treatment method with proven success. He warns against needless operations and offers a free book explaining his approach, inviting inquiries from interested readers nationwide.
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Milwaukee
Kormuras
Wis
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A. Rock
Prsinin
Rock
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Keeler Book Store
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Metzler Furniture Co
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Home Service and Laundry Co
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Wvwards
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C. C. Makepeace
A. Marks
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