Cow catcher safety device shown on London autos
London reports a new safety first device for automobiles, the American cow catcher, attached to front wheels to nudge pedestrians aside. The feature drew attention as the first of its kind seen in England, amid broader talk of railroading and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Continent
William Johnson-Hicks
England
Stanley Baldwin
Lord Eustace Percy
Missouri
Prince of Wales
Minerva Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Ludora
Minerva Rebekah No 146 met in the I O O F hall Tuesday. Degree staff led by FP G Huches conferred the degree on Mrs Augusta Durr and Mrs Marie Edelbrock. Afterward a social hour with cards dancing and refreshments for forty four members followed. Out of town guest Mrs Henry Schlegel of Lawrence attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Rebekah Judge No. 146
FP. G. ‘Huches
Augusta Durr
Marie Edelbrock
Henry Schlegel
Lawrence
Eudora
George Gerstmberger
Kansas City
Minnie Jones
Golda Zook
Neice
Ruth
Guy
Wellsville
Arthur
Ruth School
Tudore
Andrew Pringle
Kansas Inspection Bureau
B. P. Knepp
Irving, Ks
Co.bh. Fuller
Gideon Neis
Oscar Abbey
Centerville
Kans
Louis Moll
Wine
T. O. White
Prairie Center
Apital
Kansas ‘City
Frank Sewald
C. E. Cary
W. Carter
Henry Hegenbusch
Frank Boone
Alfred Risele
Harry Hagenbusch
Henry Wiesterhouses
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Alfred Eisele
Harry Harenbusch
Woman's Foreign Eee
Society of the i
Carole Bshnsack
Dora Gabriel
Emma
Minnie Kohler
Immoh
Rey
John Patterson
India
America
Bert Daugherty
T. Daugherty
Minnie, McCrea
Ed Smith
Henry Myer
Annie Gilmore
Ber Faust
Herman Bohnsack
Harold Daugherty
Barbara Eichelmeyer
Robert Brown
California
Wik Zimmerman
James McCabrin
William Altenbernd
Fred Ziesenis
Otto Rosenau
Glyde Browning
Fred *Ziesenis
Katherine Ziesenis
Clara Neustifter
Ralph. Law
Local Notables Gather for Fred Rathberger Deal and School Event
The community of Eudora, Kansas reports Fred Rathberger purchasing a vacant lot between the Eudora department store and his garage site. High school operetta The Garden of the Shah will be staged at the high school auditorium on May 13. Miss Lucille Gramse led a domestic science class trip to Kansas City visiting the National Biscuit Co. and other sites. Mahala Moody, 69, dies after a paralytic stroke, funeral held at Friends Church in Hesper with Rev. Williams assisting. she had lived in the area since 1883 after moving from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rathberger
Eudora
Homer White
Garden of the Shah
High Schol
R. E. Gabriel
A. von. Gunten
Homer-Gerstenberger
Lucille Gramse
Eudora High School
Kansas’ City
National Biscuit Co
Cornelia
Bernice Meeder
Mildred Breithaupt
Helen Altenbernd
Ian Moory
South Eudora
Friends Church
Hesper
Rev
Williams
Mahala Moody
Isaac and
Elizabeth Moody
Coloma
Park County
Indiana
Kansas
Ell
Sam
Endgra
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Claim Quick Weight Gain
Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets promising rapid weight gain for women men and children. Says 60 tablets cost 60 cents and offers money back if no 5 pound gain in 80 days. Promotes pleasant taste and no stomach upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cover Drug, Co
McCoy
McCoy's
Moody Family Remains and Local Graduation News
The obituary notes multiple Moody Woodard relatives in Kansas and California, praising Mahala Moody’s Friends church life. Eudora Rural High School will graduate twenty one students May 20 with diplomas for listed names. The batca laureate sermon is May 16 and commencement speaker is Dean John R. Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah. Woodard
Lawrence
Eli Moody
Sam
Methodist Church of
Eudora
Sam Neis
D. R. Kohler
George Schubert
Mahlon Cox
M. C. Hill
Horace Woodard
In¢ermont
Eudora Rural High School
Evangelical league social and business meeting noted
The Evangelical league met at the church on Wednesday evening for a combined social and business gathering. After a brief business session attendees adjourned to the church lawn for outdoor games and refreshments of walnut ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical League
E. W. Melville
Kansas City
St. Paul's
W. Findley
Douglas county cow tuberculosis testing to be completed this week
Dr Christianson of the state veterinary department at Topeka will be here for the final work. The percentage of affected animals is extremely low in the retest according to H C Coglazier county agent. County Clerk E C Bussing reports hopes to halve the city enumeration figures within the next few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Christianson
State Veterinary Department
Topeka
H .C. Colglazier
E. C. Bussing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince of 2 of Wales
Edward
H. A A. Brown
Atherstone
King Edward
James J. Walker
New York City
Europe
American Hotel Association
Mrs. Walker
Mitchell
Plymouth
York
New York
British Broadcasting Company
Broadcasting Company
Victoria
George
Wembley
Britain
National Union of Women Teachers
Ludora
Lloyd Miller
Claude Smith
Ernesto Papenhausen
Edna Duncan
Raymond Dissinger
Lucille Gabriel
Allen Westerhouse
Dorothy White
Howard Laughlin
Esther Gabriel
Dan Sturm
Edward Knabe
Dalphine Moore
Edmund Koerner
Mary Williams
Alvin’ Westerhouse
Clara Wotan
Charles Durr
Addelene. Brown
Elmer Torrence
Merle Davenport
D. W.' Kurtz
McPherson College
McPherson
John R. Dyer
Pittsburg
State Teachers College
D. M. Frame
Ethel Frame
F. E. Frame
Bonner Springs
Daisy Hadle
Ruth and
Paul
A. J. Hague
Clorox
Abel
Vuan
Fritz Co
Frigidaire
Shimmons Bros
Phope
Coloniel
Colonial
E. W. Penchard
Ips
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming