Local residents and visitors gather in Kansas towns
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of brief mentions. Frances Inett, Mildred Katee, and Miss Mike Gaines visit Kansas City and Lawrence with accompanying family and friends. Roscoe A. Phenteie and Mr. and Mrs. Geared Chess are among others seen in town and area events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Frances Inett
Kansas City
Mav Shafer
Nenisas
Beno
Geared Chess
Vetil
Uv Bay Ie
Local notices and household updates from town correspondents
The column lists residents and visitors including George B. Phenis and family in town, teaching assignments and travels of Mr. Millemvate and William Tlolder, Mrs. Marion Wood and Pearl Metz, and several others. It mentions planned trips to Concer and Weavess, visits at Yates and Woodside households, and social calls with neighbors and relatives across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Phenis
Chaldren Blanche
Stella Atul
Thesdas Oli
Marion Woodapent
Pearl Metz Alfver Las
Daw
Felow
Missouri
Staley
Fartell
Witton Yases
Katherine
Maw Yates
Watherie Wates
Missi Ruansay
Meare
Walter Hy Coe
Wodnesdis
Fleavis Arconeprotiva A
Mrs. Coe
Rete Clarles
Spring Health Ad Highlights Blood Purification Remedy
An old newspaper ad touts Sarsaparilla as a year round medicine to restore appetite and vitality by purifying the blood and enriching the body. It claims spring health benefits and urges readers to buy from their druggist. The surrounding column mentions local visits and a Kansas City preacher delivering a sermon with a large choir.
Eudora High Junior Picnic On Island Above Kansas River
The Eudora High School junior class held their annual picnic on an island in the Kansas River north of town last Wednesday. A delicious supper was served by the girls, followed by games and sunset viewing. Teachers and chaperones included Superintendent and Mrs. Kelly, with many students attending from local and Kansas City, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
First Lutheran Church of
Kansas City
Missouri
St.Paul’s Evangelical Church
Kansas
Chas
Nelly
Mishia Catlin
Mona Thounts
Noral, Goolon
Mary Ae Verna Atlis
Olive Beruive
Gitvee
Lillkin Fuller
Florence Flidleston
Kelly Ons
Milagen
Worthy Hero Honored Indiana Major Gavitt Badge
A ceremonial badge honors Major Smith Gavitt the first Indiana officer killed in the Civil War. The badge bears his face and inscription Major Smith Gavitt. Gavitt aided recruiting the First Indiana Cavalry from Evansville and was killed October 21, 1861 at Fredericktown Missouri. The story notes his patriotism and family ties.
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Indiana
G. A
Gavitt
A.D. Gavitt
Theoke
J. Smith Gavitt
Evansville
Indiana Cavalry
Frederickstowny
Cavill
Major Gavitt
Smith Gavitt
John Atavist
Resolution on Bible Study Credit at University
A university faculty meeting discussed Dean Blackmar’s resolution to grant bachelor’s degree credit for Bible study completed at other colleges. The proposal, limiting credit to eight hours and not guaranteeing credit, was referred to the Administrative Committee for refinement before the next meeting amid ongoing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackmar
Deana
W. Plackmiaroff
Cal Enceniel
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and School Attendance
Miss Gladys Brackett and Miss Aime Piper spent the weekend with relatives in Law rence with Miss Siler’s family. Mrs. George Siler and family hosted visitors from California and Kansas City as extended visits continued. Teachers awarded perfect attendance included James Webster Mary Lee and others while certificates were presented for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Aime Piper
George Siler
Erand Naugster
Lawrence
Aid
Miss Siler
F. Martin
Trow
Hank Weilhesdas Martin
Josephine Yorman
Woodland Park
Iper
John Mant
Marie
California
Brett
Lovett
Jefferies
Kansas City
West DelWitt
Eudora
My City
Om Bay
Wwin
Mary Lee
Richard Pif
James Webster
Arthur
Eastitan
Leslie Sut- Lee
Rost
Pavl
Ladies Grand Army News From Winfield and Dodge City
Department news from Winfield and Dodge City covers May meetings, officers and circle reports, and upcoming GAR events. Highlights include visits by Department President Cora Grantham and Secretary Turner, wedding celebrations for Mary Snyder and J W Stixder, and social activities with clubs and posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrir
Comrmle
Miller
Winfield
Cora Grantham
Circle
Winteld
Fannie E. Turner
Dodge City
Nettie Wagoner
Anna Bennett
Wollen
Dept. Senior View
Mary K. Snyder
E Sit
Wichita
J. W. Stixder
Garrick Post
South Water Street
Chiefield Deran Corps
Embroidery Club
Orlestant Post
Caroline Morrison Circle OG
Cafield Post
Retief Worps
Ftr
Sons of Vterans
Lidigs
Millar
Fishback
Judge Wilson
Amin House
Mie
Dept
Corres
Hees
Worden Defeats Lone Star In Weekend Baseball Contest
Worden won 10 to 5 over Lone Star Saturday afternoon. Batteries: Lone Star H Neder W Nieder Jimmie Childs for Worden Andrew Elm Milton Wirner. Frank Hughes closed his store Saturday night planning to move 14 patrapolis. Corn planting delayed by rain but early cultivation underway. Community notes mention visits, meetings, and local chores around Worden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden
Lone Star
H. Neder
W Nieder
Jimmie Childs
Andrew Elm
Milton Wirner
Frank Hughes
Patrapolis
Iniough
Lynch
Eigil Roser
Merle Vanehi
Arthur Simon
Charles Rapuaraye
Wensas
Lund
Henry Vleer
J. W. Bre
Intoxica
Paul Johannine
Wil Lynch
Fred Pleer
NL Simon
Lawrence
Von
Will
Henry Pippert
Bert Vaughn
Andrew
Orville Ehn
Terneden Family and Friends Gather in Local Visits
Local names Terneden and related families visit Linwood Lawrence and Baldwist areas. Residents like Lula Trapp Otto Lluckan and Claude Halleebeck attended events, juries, and music lessons with relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Albert ‘Terneden
Brock
Ace Hallenbeck
Lawrence
Lula Trapp
Lawrenee
and Airs
William _Terneden
Linwood
Otto Lnckan
Lloyd Douglas
Harold
Orville Afizhey
Joe Wickey
Sam- Alma Terneden
Ili Me
Fred Terneden
August Tovmedion
Abs
Paul Lackan
Fall Leaf
Mies
Johns
Crabb
Charlotte Lushan
Lawrene
Chas. Douglas
Gii
Mary Davidson
Fern Brock
Mildred
Musterole Promises Quick Relief For Aches And Pains
An advertisement touts MUSTEROLE as fast relief for lumbago, sore threats, croup, rheumatism, neur algia and more. It claims soothing action after rubbing in, warns against imitations, lists 25c and 50c jars and a $2.50 hospital size, and cites The Musterole Company of Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterole
Masterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Olive Tablets advertised odds and ends and a probate notice
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute for skin clarity and bowel cleansing. A separate notice announces C B Linddey as Republican candidate for probate judge and O WI We for Democratic justice of the peace in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
She Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Justice OF the Peace
Jyxelf
A. di . Cratic
Lawrence
Unclear Names Listed in Debtor Credit Note
Fragmentary OCR references Irene Hallenbeek Casted and Harold and Orville Hughey in a debt note. It mentions a two man obligation generally paid when one owes himself, with garbled phrasing about burial or payment. No clear event or outcome given.
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Cameron
Linocord
Plide & Col
Mekers
Troy
MY. Etiga
Bell-Ans
Pryez
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Heod
Linton Crommeyer
Ernest Rathi
Orville Perrson
UW. Jinks
Gaffs
Initial
Mr. Jinks
Suburban Telephone Company
Eudora High School
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Palm Beach
Massachusetts Street
Department News
Ladies Grand Army
Villa Eden
Philo Hay
Willer S. Metcalf
K. Stevenson
Shewitt
Will Johns
Douglas County
Republicnst
Charles
W. H. McKone
Lee
Tama
Republli
C. ©. Stewart
Bas
District Court
Powell
L Harwood
Geo. C. Grune
Charles Elwele
Douglas
County
L. Ince
Sam Stanley
Allison. Andrews
C. B. Linddey
Register OF Deeds
Democrat
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