Mary Furnival's Difficult Path at Red Grange Estate
Mary Furnival adapts to life at Red Grange after marrying Nigel Bretherton's widowhood posthumously and facing truth as David Bretherton gently offers friendship. Mary wrestles with deception about Nigel, hidden love, and the burden of living as the late husband's widow while a fragile bond forms with David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Nigel Bretherton
Warts
Nigel
Mary Furgivat
Hobert Durham
Robert
America
David
Mary
Red Grange
Maury
Tred-Grange
Miss Varney
Nebod
Miss Varpey
The
France
Daya
Dayne
Smithers
Baldwin News highlights from Baldwin visitors and campus events
Miss Beatrice Devore returns home after Baldwin visit. Mrs. JF Lewis recovered from illness. About sixty plan to sing in The Megstah at Lawrence Friday night. Choral Union rehearses nightly. May fête at Baker University set for May 7 near Centenary Hall. The Merchant of Venice to be staged next Wednesday at Centenary Hall by Clonian Literary Society. Miss Betty Nevins and Miss Coral Dowis featured in Shakespeare play. Baker University Lecture series ends with Baker Glee clubs concert. Women’s Glee, Men’s Club and Baker quartet perform. Wood and Dowis praised. Miss Stevenson, Natchon, Powell among Baldwin visitors. Miss Dorothy McAdow to marry Charles Reed Long of Ottawa. bride’s parents hosted. Miss Inez Johnson named rural high school principal. sister Miriam Johnson to teach in Osage county. Delta Delta Delta initiates Lambda chapter. YWCA hosts May Morning breakfast to fund Estes Park trip. Harriet Way attends New York conference. Philamathaean Club plans May 28 picnic at Touris Park. Dr. John Bolton returns from endowment drive. Rev. Paul Durham visits Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Devore
Eighth Street
Hugh Walpole
Hattie Osborne
Bertram Pyle
A. L. Thompson
Josephine Lapham
Kansas University
Mary Inger
Alpha Chi House
Baker University
Centenary Hall
Pine Grove
Dora Sharpe
Clonian Literary Society
Charles C. Leonard
Shakespeare
Betty Nevins
Dodge City
Shylock
Coral Dowis
Edgerton
Portia
Baker Glee Clubs
Glee Club
Harold Harvey
Alexandér
Baker
Glenn Foster
Cecil Sanders
Warren Wood
Harold Soulen
George
Dewis
Edith Pezoldt
Harold Frank Siple
Golda Marshall
Lucille Muenzenmayer
Met’s
Grace Stevenson
Kansas
City
Baldwin
Cleva Natchon
Faith Powell
Dorothea
Jackson
Topeka
Nell Halloway
Lyn de Rigne
Dorothy McAdow
A.D. McAdow
Charles Reed Long
Ottawa
Garnett
Osage County
Michigan Valley
Miriam Johnson
Beker
Formosa
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Lamda
Chas. FE
Ruth Jane Laury
Helen Hackett
Margaret Connelley
Kathryn Korff
Young Womens’Christian Association
Taylor Hall
Estes Park
Colo
Harriet Way
Baker Y. M
New York City
Philamathaean Club
A. E. Tunin
Touris Park
John Bolton
Hopia
Paul Durham
Sbldier
Lecompton Odd Fellows Entertaining Program Attended
E J Hill presented lodge history while Fred Moord spoke on Odd Fellowship. B D Davis gave a reading and a quartet of Hill Kuhn Carefis and Sehon sang several wood numbers. The evening closed with a local audience response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd
E. J. Hill
Fred. Moord
D."davis
B.J. Hill
Boe Kuhn
Care Fis
Frank Sehon
Weather Delays Activities Townwide Socials
Amid rain many plans were postponed including a Girls Loyalty Club breakfast and church attendance. Local residents visited and hosted guests as illnesses and travel affected routines. Notable mentions include Mrs. Orpha Hennessy and son Charles, Mrs. IL McCall, H. A. Babbitt, Ralph Traxler and guests, and Mrs. Sarah Baughman resuming church attendance after months of rheumatism. Mrs. Owen Baughman hosted a Sunday school gathering for thirteen children and two mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Hennessy
Charles
Baughman
Owen Baughman
Python on Express Train Sparks Panic in Japan
A 12-foot python, owned by a Japanese showman, broke from its box in a baggage car and slithered into a passenger coach near Nago ya, causing passengers to panic aboard the express train. The incident halted normal service as crew and spectators reacted to the dangerous escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Nagoya
Plats Owner Sues Railways Over Fatal Floor Accident
A Java/imperial era incident reports a coach falling through a floor opening leading to a death. The owner sues the imperial government railways for 10,000 yen as compensation for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Government Railways
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary, Furnival
Varney
Dha
Matt
Baldwin News
Akern
Migs Lee
Thorn Cleaners
HK Poacke
Miss Lee
Stanley
NEWT
Noz
Holton Ae
Lecompton
Pdge
Python
Zzistexy
Wood’s
One Minute Electric & Variety Shop
Massachusetts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!