Marriage and intrigue unfold in Red Grange tale
Mary Furnival adapts to life at the Red Grange as David Bretherton and Miss Varney weigh risks of the arrangement. Evans, a junior clerk, grows curious about Mary and the Brethertons while Miss Adams teases connections with David. A front-page fiction episode hints at drift between affection, social rank, and a looming revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Igel Bretherton
Nigel
Marv
Furnival
Robert Durham
Robert
America
Word
David
Mary
Red Grange
Florence
Migs Varney
Fisher
Miss Varney
Henry Evans
Mary Furnival
Nigel Bretherton
Evans
Adams
David Bretherton
Miss Adams
Brethertons
Mr. Fisher
Tita
Dora
Shetherton
Monty
Baldwin News Highlights Local Notices and Relays Event
Mrs Colin C Alexander shopped in Ottawa. Mrs James D Smith returned from Kansas City to visit daughter Elizabeth Smith in Bethany hospital recovering from severe burns. Grace Stevenson judged State Teachers College spring contest in Maryville and will teach summer session. Mr and Mrs Robert Wellborn announce birth of son on April 30. Lorna Bailey returned from Emporia after state music contest. hosted by Lois Spencer. Charles F. Beeks and Claude Beeks visited Ottawa for business. Two hundred high school boys arrived for Baldwin hosted High School Relay Carnival the first in Kansas. Participants include Topeka Lawrence Olathe Argentine Pacta Osawatomie Yates Center Chanute Ottawa Garnett Uniontown Greeley Kincaid Colony Wamego Staf fordville Elmdale Bonner Springs Baldwin Hamilton Overbrook Sabetha Edgerton Frontenac Gardner De Soto. Invitations extended to around fifteen hundred schools. Cups and medals listed by sponsoring groups and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin C
Alexander
Ottawa
James D. Smith
Kansasity
Kans
Elizabeth Smith
Bethany Hospital
Smith
Grace Stevenson
Department of Home Economics
Baker
Maryville
State Teachers’ College
Stevenson
Robert Wellborn
Lorna Bailey
Baldwin
Emporia
Bailey
Lois Spencer
Charles FE
Beeks
Claude Becks
Kansas
Sunflower State
Topeka
Lawrence
Olathe
Argentine
Pacta
Osawatomie
Yates Center
Chanute
Garnett
Luniontown
Greeley
Kincaid
Colony
Wamkgo
Staffordville
Elmdale
Bonner Springs
Hamilton
Overbrook
Sabetha
Edgerton
Frontenac
Gardner
DeSoto
W. B. Fleming
Paul I. Merry
Kansas City
B. C
B. Us
Vail Jewelry ‘Co
Phi Beta Omegas
Baldwin Commercial ‘Club
Emil Liston
Kappa Sigmas
Delta Taus
Family activities and local notices in Baldwin area
The column lists local events and people including plans to attend the Older Boys and Girls conference in Lawrence on May 9 and 10 with names of Baldwin youths. It notes W. D. Hartwell returning to Kansas City after golf district duties, Baldwin population at 1294, Lawrence shoppers, and visits by residents to nearby towns with several named residents and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
First Christian
Walter Anderson
Jani Brumfield
Ruth Dick
Geneva Snder
Anna Mae Shumaker
Lorna Bailey
Carol Burgtorf
Howard Waddle
Glen ‘Isaac
Paul Wolf
Gladys Hunt
W. D. Hartwell
Baldwin
Kansas City
Samuel” ‘Haigh
Hart
Castoria Promised Relief for Babies and Children
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a 30 year remedy for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. It claims to regulate the stomach and bowels aid digestion and provide natural sleep without opiates, bearing the signature of the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
May activities fill Baker and Baldwin calendar
The Baker and Baldwin communities schedule several events with P E O convention sessions in Topeka May 6 8 and a Junior Reception at the high school gym next Wednesday. The May Fete directed by Miss Dira Sharpe features The Quest for Happiness with two hundred participants on the Centenary Hall campus. A charity play Mother Mine by Ives Chapel Church youths raises funds for Epworth League Institute enrollment to be staged in Worden and Baldwin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dira Sharpe
Baker
Centenary Hall
Ives Chapel
West Baldwin
Epworth League Institute
Baldwin
Worden
Rheuma claims rapid relief for rheumatic pain
An old drug ad promises quick relief from rheumatic pain and related conditions. It claims Rheuma dissolves uric acid, reduces swollen joints, and ends rheumatic trouble or money back. Warns rheumatism can affect the heart and even cause death, urging immediate purchase at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner
Count the Hours That Count With International Correspondence Schools
WOST of your time is mortgaged to work meals and sleep. After supper your future depends on how you spend them. You can gain position money and power through I C S spare-time study at home. Thousands have proven it with Packard Twin Six engineers builders architects contractors and managers. I C S comes to you no matter where you live and no matter your means or education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Nigel
Faye
Moody
Red Grange
Mary
International Correspondence Schools
Equitable
I.C. S
I. C. Ss
Nurse Endorses Karnak After Personal Recovery
Mrs Hdna Eye of Topeka testifies Karnak helped her nervous breakdown, appetite, and weight gain after four weeks in bed. She claims she has recommended Karnak to many friends and praises its effects, noting sales at Round Corner drug store in Lawrence and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdna Eye
Jefferson St
Topeka
Kans
Karnak
Lawrence
Round Corner
He EL Yan Noy
Powdered beauty by Edna Wallace Hopper at modest prices
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes two powder lines under her name, offering light and heavy cold cream powder and a vaporlike, fragrant cosmetic set. Prices are 60 cents and 1 dollar, with shades white, brunette, and sandy. Sold nationwide by druggists, with Hopper’s Youth Cream base and facial clay products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Wallace Lonper
Edna Wallace
Hoppers
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
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Udy
Stanley
Central Hotel
Mrs
Lulu West
Springfield
Ing
D. Pieres
Eastern Kansas Golf Association
Paola
G. A. Shike
Shike
Earl Black
Emma Kinzer
Kappa Sigma House
F. D. Allen
Nathan W. O’byren
John Bovard
Elizabeth Taylor
Ruth’ O’byrne
George Congdon
James Leach
Chas. C. Leonard
Frank E. Wolfe
Blue-jay
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Scrantan
Penna
Dostenografphy
Bubjetta
Bam
France
R. L. Allen
Griffin Coal Co
W. 7Th
Epeers
Hae
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