Mothers Union urged to guide daughters in Kansas clubs
Parsons Kansas May 6 A Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs speaker urged forming a mothers union in every town to curb high school cases spooning und restraint of youth. Mary Williams Wells said many girls fear asking mothers and pressed for closer mother daughter confidence addressing dress manners etiquette and love affairs with daughters kept as guardians of standards.
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Parsons
Kan
iMay
Wether
Libbey
Rain brings relief to Twin Mound residents after dry spell
The Twin Mound community welcomed weekend rain easing a stretch of dry weather. Johnie Losh was stormbound at the Jake Montfort home from Saturday evening until Sunday evening. Charles Harding visited his father and sisters, with cousins Clara and Mary Pettit also visiting. Charles accompanied by Clara Pettit to Topeka for school, while Mrs Mary stayed to visit Pearlie Harding. Mildred, Nellie and Hazel Toger were mentioned among the visitors.
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Johnie Losh
Jake Montfort
Charles Harding
Clara
Mary Pettit
Charles
Clara Pettit
Topeka
Mary
Pearlie Harding
Mildred
Nellie Arti
Hazel Toger
von Pearlie
Doris
Lilah Harding
Philip Heye
Mr. Jones
Lone Star
George Hey
Jessie Sutton
Dan Lamb
Clark’ Cole
Willie Gibler
Will Heys
Ray
Topek
Elmer “Thurber
Sam ‘Ruke
Johnie Giblér
Elmer Thurber
Virgil ‘Gaines
Elmer Harding
McCullough
Johnie Gibler
Johnnie Moss
Homer Moss
Monlay
Mr. Moss
John Moss
Han Lamb
Tom Dillon
George Sullivan
Richland
Georgetta Mary
Ott
Henry Montfort
Harding Home
Lawrence
Weaver Alexander
Virgil Gaines
Henry . Montfort
Mabel Montfoort
Adelia
Mabel Dinster
Stull
Sarah Gibler
John Simmons
Geo
Elmer. Thurber
Rock Creek
Simmons Bridge, Crossing
Orth
Leavenworth Co
Maurice Sutter
M.B. Brownlee
First Presbyterian Church
Bismark
Helen Julias
Margaret
Ruth
George Stanwix
Ross Stanwix
James
Woolf and Sons
Reading
A. A. Green
Wilf House
Nebraska
Sandefur
Maurine
Margaretta Clevenger
G. G. Clevenger
Caldra
Keg Verona McDoual
Harry
Mabel
Clifford
Leah Howard Wellman
Buford David
McRonald
Whicitt
Wellman Church
McLouth Cemetery
W. L. Smith
Hedden
Mc Louth
Veda Petrie
Charles I
Bryan McGrew
McGrew
Dolph
Shrout
T. J. Mason
Oskaloosa
Frank Shrout
Déa
Orin Smith
Fred Brown
Franke Champion
Valley-Groveschogh
Neighbors Help As Townsfolk Share Daily Life
A long list of local residents from Wakarusa area report daily visits, chores, and small-town happenings. Hunting, barn work, papers, and calls fill Sundays and Mondays as families aid each other and neighbors, with several mentions of illness, travel, and community events.
White Mrs Hunsinger Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Mrs. Charlie Hunsinger, formerly in this neighborhood, underwent gall stone surgery at McConnells hospital Thursday and is recovering as well as could be expected. Community notes include a May 3rd school program with a large crowd, dinner served in the basement, and various visits and local activities involving Wilbur, Heck, ShoWengdedt, King, Hicks, and others.
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Charlie Hunsinger
McConnells Hospital
Wilbur
Emil
Heck
Rapsas City
Meragid
Viola King
Carrie Hunsinger
Bolmer
Clark
Wilber
Walter Price
Song
Miss
Elsa - Elder
Lint ‘Wood
Lee Alt
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Kansas ‘Club
Buck Creek
Emil Heck
Joe Moran
Roy Wilbur
Esther
Clark Wilbur
Clevenger
Courtney
Hanna
Harold Skeet
George Wolf
King
Clarence Pine
Oliver King
Charlie Eberwein
Charlie Bursinger
Ray ‘McNamara
E . McNamara
Ae Hubbard
Litrwood
Wilbur Kathe
Walbridge
Claude Parker
Wiliam Shook
John Westfall
North Lawrence
Ed ‘Westfall
Rose
Leora
Charlie ‘Eberiweir
Hunsinger Home
Oakridge
Frank’ Bereiter
Richland Iowa
John Wallé
Valley Grove
Wellman
Luella Alice Walter
Nortonville
Devotion A. Wellman
Reed Honey
J. C. 'Clare
Pigak Shrout
Dan Smith
Roy Viets
Ray Stewart
Oan
Worthy, Wellman
Kanssi
Opal. Régérs
W. Weer
Roy
Viets
Fred
Mr. Masol
Rosedale
Stade
Halide Edijh Haanum
Constantinople
America
University of Tinois
Urbana
Tit
Sarre
Vermood
Ulatorco
D.atlamta. Ga
Cuticera
Buick
Buick CO
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