Local Gossip and Visits Around Lawrence and Topeka
Town notices list residents visiting Lawrence From Topeka and Kansas City. Mrs Fisk and son Claude of Atchison visited Mrs Frank Fairchild and traveled home via Topeka. Several locals, including Miss Bertha Head and Miss Nellie Viets, plan short visits and extended stays with relatives and friends in the area.
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Hhel Precvian
Itis
Fopeka
Martin
Mansas City
Caval
Klorener Blyra
Lawrenen
Robert
Shanchige
Kansas City
Eiile
Wiley
Rs. Sadam
Will
N.S. Vanes
Kalward
Bertha
Lowrie
C. Mies
Mart
Charles B. French
Dawenswerth
Thomas Dkwidser
Wrenee
Emueth Uoak
Lawrence
John MyKone
Ony Creek
A. Kimball
Leavenawtrh
Withinanm, Todd Civacery” Company
James Fisk
Claude
Atchison
Fisk
Frank Fairchild
Walter H. Reed
Felvonworth
Rey Parsons
Litle
Nellie Viets
Laawrenes
Ives
Irene Breéper
Mm Raaisas City
Tig Mord
Te McCarthey
Elliott Myers
Nansas City
Maisie Myers
He Koos
Leavenworth
Oklahoma City School Rally Day Observed in City Buildings
Oklahoma City patrons visited city schools on May 12 to observe student work as part of School Rally Day. Superintendent Buchanan planned to welcome more than MW parents across thirty ward schools to inspect progress and invite parental involvement.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Day
Okla
Crear Vo Buchanan
Buchanan
Inone
Gity
Nehanan
May Festival at Tulsa Showcases Queen of May Crowning
May 1 bulletin from Oklahoma press convention details split readings and dances as Mary Pole dames and costumed youths participate. Visiting editors and their wives are shown around, with local organizers highlighting tradition and school events amid festivities.
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Tulsaxi
Ohl
Luidrids Vscrity School
Mary Pole Dames le - Sith
Oklshoma Press
Mitchell County Reunion Beloit May 72 Veterans Gather
Veterans from Mitchell county attend a semi annual reunion in Beloit May 72 with AL Mc Seal of Topeka delivering the principal address. Women’s Relief Corps Ladies of the G A R join the program as county veterans highlight the event.
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Mitchell County
Beloit
Naas
AL Mc- Seal
Topeka
Relef Corps
Rochalla
Kee Qaiday
Gets It corn remedy promises quick relief in ads
An old advertisement touts a corn remedy named Gets It. The copy claims it dries instantly, removes corns cleanly, requires no bandages, and lets wearers buy smaller shoes. It urges readers to accept no substitutes and notes distribution by a Chicago company.
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Ives
Shane
Chicago
Resinol Promises Quick Relief for Irritated Skin
Advertisements claim Resinol has cured and relieved eczema and itching for over two decades. It asserts Resinol stops itching quickly and clears eruptions like ringworm and pimples, leaving skin healthy, sold by all druggists.
Kansas Youth Body Development Tied to Farm Life
Dr. James Naismith notes Kansas youths show strong lower bodies from farm work but upper body development lags due to mechanization. He warns farming tools replace arms in tasks like hay handling and plowing, leading to a lop sided physique. The University of Kansas aims to correct this with stronger training and more youth participation. Local social notes follow including club meetings, visits, and upcoming events.
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Kansas
Tars
Diamies
Naismith
University of Kansas
Kasas
Avas
Kangas
Barker iB wr Grégory entertained at the Gorrill home
A social afternoon at the Gorrill residence in Colorado featured Alyse Carl Lind and Mr A Richards hosting the Doreas society. Eleven members sang while piano solos and several named guests, including Mrs Hetrick and Siryan, Edith Richards, Mrs Paul Winter, and others, attended.
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Grégory
Gorrill
Colorado
Visater
Alyse
Carl Lind
A. Richards
Doreas'society
Mmrs
Hetrick
Siryan
Iteky
Helen Itehbarabe
Edith Riehards
Paul Winter
Iheele Ars
Barr Gorrill Harshverver
Saumes
Frank Wigeons
AL Gorrill
Ison Clarence
Miller
Lawrence
H. AY
Lea
Clifford Rose
Red Men Meet at Pratt for Kansas Convention
More than 4,000 members of the Improved Order of Red Men of Kansas were expected in Pratt on May 12 for the annual convention. The gathering aimed to discuss organization matters and statewide activities.
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Pratt Pratt
Kansas
Improved ‘Order of Red Men ‘of
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Lawrence, Kansas
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