Lawrence Boy Faces Death After Nine Week Inury
Albert Schall a 28 year old Lawrence man with a broken back and paralysis from the waist down lies in a Joplin News Herald story reprinted from April. Nine weeks after a motor car accident near Columbus Kansas death is certain though he speaks of courage and cheer. His wife an Ossawago Kans girl, infant child and relatives surround him as doctors say death could come in days weeks or months. The room is quiet with visitors restricted, and Schall says he will die but will be happy while alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schall
Lawrence
Joplin ‘News Herald
St. John’s Hospital
Columbus
Kans
Schall
Kansas
Watts Construction Company
Clyde
Red Grange
David
Miss Varney
Mary
Nigel
Mr. Brotherton
Miss. Varney
Brethertons
Ralph
Davids
America
Mary Naaistenea
Bretherton
Migs Varney
Twin Mound School Spring Program and Attendees
Twin Mound closed its eight month term with a large patron attendance and baskets. A program featured readings dialogues songs and a school display naming Georgetta Sullivan Ruth Schirmer and Adelia Montford among top attendees. Thirty three attended Sunday school and a flag class had eighteen members present. Also reported is a local baseball score Twin Mound 10, Centeryton 7, and a note on five newborns in Germany all dying within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Mound
Annabel Schirmer
Lavera
Spiceville Picnic
Georgie Schimer
Ruth Schir
Hamock
Clayton Fogerty
Dolly
Coila
Stuart Thurber
Georgetta Sullivan
Ruth Weimer
Evelyn Hegh
Adelia Montfords
Twin Mound School
Georgetta’ Sullivan
Ruth Schirmer
Haz Roper
Adelia ‘Montford
Georgie Er
Ruth Moss
Alice Schirmer
Nellie Fogerty
Ralph Weimer
Shanks
Enerryton
Harry
Fultz
Rosalie
Blaine
Gerald
B.R. Fogerty
Adima Hiatt
A. Dew
The Ghost of Red Grange and the Brethertons
Dolly Bretherton’s troubled family tale unfolds at Red Grange. Nigel leaves for war, is killed, and Dolly marries old sweetheart Robert Durham. Mary Varney recounts a secret past of Ralph Bretherton’s widow, a schemed heir, and a tragic snowbound death, warning Mary of the family’s merciless legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Nigel Bretherton
Nigel
Glatte
Mary Furnival
Robert Durham
Robert
America
David
Mary
Red
Grange
Red Grange
Baldwin News Roundup With Local Notes and Events
Baldwin residents read of family illnesses, travel to attend relatives, and upcoming campus events. Invitations to university social groups, spring formations, and YWCA breakfasts appear alongside home improvements, church activities, and school plays. Local residents and Baker campus figures are named with scattered Lawrence and Kansas City connections.
Weekend guests and church gatherings noted in local family circles
The report lists several families visiting and hosting across the weekend. Abe Flory, D. F. Beeghley, Ira Flory, C N Peterson and Wingert plus Carl Peterson hosted and attended church events. Lawrence trips were mentioned, and a rock crushing machine at Harvey Flory place is due Tuesday or Wednesday. Walter Deay home hosted Sunday dinner with Irwin Flory, Claude Wells family, Ezra Churchbaugh, Mary Warner, and George Warner.
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Pleasant _ Grove
Lind
Eberhart
Mohler
Lawrence
W. H. Mohler
Alma
Near
Dena
Lohler
Eps
Will-Postman
Wesley Flory
Elmer Flory
Jesse
Wingert
Leon
Merle
Carl Peterson
Roscoe
Jesse Hirt
Ono
Wneah Eberhart
Carl’ Rothrock
Jacob Shuler
Ruth
Edith Shuler
Ezra Shuler
Franklin Co
Harvey Flory
Edith
Harvey
Avery Hibner
A. L. Williams
Frances
Sandy
Fred Scott
Baldwin
Robert Markley
Amos Flory
Dan Flory
Hazel Boland
Kansas
City
Folka
Abe Flory
D. F. Beeghley
Ira Flory
C.N. Peterson
C. N. Peterson
Fannie
Nettie Flory
Irwin Flory
Claude Wells
Shirley
Ezra Churchbaugh
Mary
George Warner
Walter Deay
Bloomington pays honor to General Lucien Greathouse
A campaign era hero, General Lucien Greathouse, praised by General Sherman as the bravest of the brave, will be commemorated with a shrine in the $1,000,000 war memorial Men’s Union building at Indiana University. Greathouse, born in Carlinville Illinois in 1842, died July 22, 1864 near Atlanta after leading from the front. He left law studies to join the Union Army as a private and became the youngest Brigadier General in U.S. history at his death.
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Bloomington
Ind
Associated Press
Lucien Greathouse
William Tecumseh Sherman
War Memorial Men's Union
Indiana University
Sherman
Greathouse
Atlanta
United States Armies
General Greathouse
Carlinville, Til
Trigamist Prefers Jail in Berlin Case
Quirin Hardt a shopkeeper received a year and a half in prison for trigamy. During sentencing his three wives rose, cursed the judge, and fought to reach him, while Hardt, who had tired of all three, told the court he would rather serve twenty years than return to any one. Born to German parents in Belgium, his wives were Russian Polish and Romanian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elly
David
Niel
Red
Ralph Bretherton
Bretherton
Gray Lady
Wes
Berlin
Associated Press
Quirin Hardt
Hardt J
Hardt
Belgium
Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for all
Do not worry about dyeing or tinting your fabrics Diamond Dyes guarantees success for beginners. Druggists carry all colors with clear directions on the package.
Clean Kidneys By Drinking Lots Of Water
Advice from a well known authority warns that overfired kidneys come from excess rich foods. Drinking ample water and taking Jad Salts prior to breakfast can flush and stimulate kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and prevent kidney disorders. Regular medical kidney checkups are recommended.
Camphor Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastis and witch hazel for inflamed eyes. It claims rapid relief for sore weak or strained eyes, noting a small bottle suffices and an aluminum eye cup is free with purchase at Round Corner Drug.
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Restores Health in Mart Texas
A letter from Mrs. B F Brannon of Mart Texas touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after prolonged illness. She describes relief from nervousness aches and weight loss and says she can sew again and sleep well. She offers to help other women by sharing her experience.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
B.F. Brannon
Travis Ave
Mart
Texas
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Genthin
Fomerne
Germany
Baldwin News
Alfred E. Leach
Cottonwood Falls
W. J. Daugherty
Julius Smith
Ridge Farm
Inth
James Woodward
Baker
Uni ‘Versity
Taylor Hall
Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity
Wa Rey
Lockwoodris
Fifth Street
W.c.markham
Allie
Gayle Quayle
Isaac Hoover
Markham
Anna Severy
Delta Tau Delta
Quayle
Bertram’ Pyle
Ladies’ Aid
First Methodist Church
William M. Clark
Church
College Y. W. C.A
Estes Park
J. Howard
Campbell
Mary A. Ault
Kansas City
C. J. Fischer
Eighth Street
Fischer
J. G. Johnson
Charles N. Bailey
A. L. Harris
Helen Campbell
Osawatomie
J. Howard Campbell
Harold Rogers
Mildred Green
Bethany
William Bristow
Sixth Street
Zeta Chi
Golda
Marshall
Sabetha
Centenary Hall
Miles ‘Stotts
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
John Getty
William Bualdis
Eachonan Wayland
William Benjamin
Ayne
Harris
Independence
Frank
Kansas Methodist Conference
W B. Fleming
Wey
Sigma Phi Ev
Atten Boys of
London Scott
High Clare
William Nienstedt
Gerald Braden
Fred Nelson
Leon Coleman
Raymond Miller
Darrell Butler
Pleasant Grove
Miss Lee
Cleopatra
Indiana
Stanley
Ney
Noak Baxters
Carter
Caticara
Misa Esther L. Ball
Manitou Beach
Michigan
Copie Sree
Adarees
Esi Cutis Laberste
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