Forts Frown In The Flint Hills
Arkansas City May 13 1935 reports a vanished fort building Indian culture in the Flint Hills of Kansas. O D Sartin asserts ancient forts built along a four mile front with circular storerooms and stone ramparts indicate a race older than Osage and Kaw. He found arrowheads surrounding sites and minimal domestic remains.
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Arkansas City
Kan
O. D. Sartin
Flint Hills
Kansas
Martin
Sartin
Mesa Verde
Colo
Fall Leaf social notes list visitors and moves
Vernon Mosser has been ill and confined to bed for three weeks at his parents home in North Lawrence. Visitors include Will Reetz and family, Elmer Reetz with grandmother Mrs. Schwartz at Worden, and John Witt with daughter and wife in Hesper. Neighbors and relatives frequent the Fall Leaf area with calls on Frank Mignot, Stella Davis, and Adair as she returns to St.
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Vernon Mosser
North Lawrence
Mr. Mosser
Will Reetz
Worden
Mrs. Reetz
Schwartz
Sheldon
Louis French
Elmer Reetz
Mrs. Schwartz
John Witt
Howard Daviness
Betty
Hesper
Howard
Bob Schellack
Arthur Underwood
Billie
Lawrence
Verne Kasberger
Eudora
Frank Mienot
Alfred Reed
Stella Davis
Kansas City
Ed Grant
Wamego
Raymond Roberts
Fall Leaf
Adair
John Bowen
Raymond Bowen
Wayne Vitt
Frank Mignot
Hannah Pfleger
Minnié Bowen
Frank Vitt
LeCompton High Announces Play Bandit and Roberta
LeCompton High School will stage the freshman and sophomore dramatic presentation The Bandit and Roberta Friday evening May 10. Students in the two grades perform a light hearted production to entertain the school and community.
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the Bandit
Roberta
Local Anecdotes Include Visits and Church Event
Paul Neb residents connected with family visits and community events. Dr Van Noy attended a small child at the Bryant home. Mrs Will Reetz and daughters Katheryn and Lila joined the mother and daughter banquet at St Pauls Evangelical Church in Eudora with Kathryn visiting Miss Allie Bernitz. Frank Mignot and daughter Barbara hosted guests Arthur Underwood and wife in Lawrence. Henry and Martha Giertz from south of Eudora spent Sunday afternoon with Will Reetz and family.
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Arthur Underwood
Lawrence
Henry
Martha Giertz
Eudora
Will Reetz
Bandit and Roberta play to air at Lecompton Rural High
Lecompton Rural High School presents a mystery comedy The Bandit and Roberta performed by freshman and sophomores in the school auditorium Friday evening May 10 at 8 o clock. Cast includes Ruth Bertschinger Jack Henry Clifford Hartman Leonard Swecker Edna Mae Horton Joseph Logan Virginia Morris Helen Con nore Pauline Simons Elmer Good rich Eileen Glenn Howard Sales Marvin Everett. 4 H club met with leader Nora Bertschinger to plan the year and assign tasks.
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Lecompton Rural High School
the Bandit
Roberta
Big Springs
Ruth Bertschinger
Jack Henry
Clifford Hartman
Leonard Swecker
Edna Mae Horton
Joseph Logan
Virginia Morris
Helen Connore
Pauline Simons
Elmer Goodrich
Eileen Glenn
Howard Sales
Marvin Everett
4-H Club
Nora Bertschinger
Jesson
Irene Sweet
Evelyn Ice
Judy Ice
Kathy Wagstaff
Olive Lee Henry
Ruby Mae Webber
Bertschinger
Farmers Union
Ning
Ray Cree
A. G. Noe
Merle Scheer
Gladys Noe
Topeka
Elmer Husted
Lawrence
David Noe
Riz Springs
A. P. Riley
Ora Goff
William Lancaster
Albert Thierry
A. C
Shade Tolerant Grasses for Varied Climates
The article discusses keeping turf healthy in shade, recommending Poa trivialis and Chewings fescue for buildings and trees, Kentucky bluegrass for moderate shade in southern states, and St. Augustine in Florida type conditions. It notes shade success hinges on adequate moisture and plant nutrients.
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Florida
Coastal Plain
St. Augustine
Winona Girl to Manhattan Trip With Relatives Visit
Winona resident motored to Manhattan Tuesday and will be accompanied home by Mrs. Kenneth Milliken, daughter of Mr. Drever, for a short visit with relatives. Sunday school league in Big Springs United Brethren church basement organized with delegates from Big Springs Lecompton Stull Clinton Berryton and Watson. Guests included Sun day visitors from Topeka Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hennessy and Robert Blake. Others called on friends in Kanwaka and Watts households.
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Robert L. Hunt
First Methodist Church
Lawriece
M. A. Wilson
Ottawa University
Julia Martin
Donna
Texas
H. J. Smith
Pittsburg
Katherine Brass
Stull
Lecompton
Mary Brass
G. E. McClanahan
Ottawa
Katharine Weatherby
C. W. Sehon
Dr. Kerns
Lawrence
R. M. Gray
Sehon
Curtis Schon
Salina
FB. Eberhart
Leslie Eberhart
Leslie Oberhelman
Arlena
Lola Oberhelman
Gladys Winter
Zella Iliff
Ada Stark
Olga House
P. C. Sehon
Helene Roller
Boyd England
Topeka
A. F. Kerns
Kerns
Herbert Hunter
Bob
Dick Hunter
Nora Cummings
Rose Hill
Fritz Hill
Paul Hill
Frank Sehon
Russell Sehon
Phyllis Martin
Robert Watts
Pratt
J. M. Watts
Lizzie Watts
Peyton
Ed Smelser
W. RB. Glenn
Paul Moran
M. C
Cole
Winona
Manhattan
Drever
Kenneth Milliken
Douglas County
Big Springs
Death of Mrs. C. B. Adams noted in Fairfax Belmont
Frank P. Adams learned Thursday of the passing of his aunt Mrs. C. B. Adams at her daughter Mrs. C. M. Stine in Osawatomie. Burial occurred Saturday in Osawatomie. Also noted: Prof. and Mrs. Frank Jones and sons visited Kansas City. Bonnie Jean Rains ill with measles. E K Hurlburt and others in Kansas City. Fairmont Improvement Association met with 35 present at Robert Whitcomb home. program included reading by Ivan King and music by Howard Smith.
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Frank P. Adams
C. B. Adams
C. M. Stine
Osawatomie
Mr. Smith
Kansas City
Bonnie Jean
Dewey Rains
Ed Strong
Vinland
Marion Strong
E. EK. Hurlburt
Fairmont Improvement Association
Robert Whitcomb
Ivan King
Howard Smith
Eldon Stoops
Local social roundup and visits report details
Harp and vocal numbers by a male quartet featuring Marvin Covey Mr McMillan Frank Adams and Ivan King are described. A lawn party is planned at Summit and Oak Hill on June 12 hosted by Mr and Mrs E C Neustifter.
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Marvin Covey
Mr. McMillan
Frank Adams
Ivan King
Summit
Oak Hill
G. W. Jackson
E. C. Neustifter
Nelson Green
Lucille Branhouse
Amarillo
Texas
Harold Green
C._C. Nelson
Clarence Bartz
Howard Price
Cora Blevins
Carl Otto
Carl Jr
Liberty
Mary Louise Evans
Kansas City
Girl's Friendship Club
Vona Avey
Mary B. Whitcomb
Bernice Savage
Hazel Yoder
J. W. Robinson
Ralph Robinson
McLouth
Fred Brown
Marion Strong
Roy Hegerman
Pleasant Grove
Ed Deay
Webster resident visit signals week with relatives
Mrs. D. C. Grover of Webster is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. C. C. Avey and family. Miss Lucille Carls of Perry has spent the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rains. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sulzen and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hurd also of Perry were callers at the Rains home Wednesday.
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D. C. Grover
Webster
C. C. Avey
Lucille Carls
Perry
Dewey Rains
Gene Sulzen
Elmer Hurd Also
Rains
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