Pleasant Grove Church Trip Earns Local Family Notice
Mr and Mrs Elmer Flory and family plan a southwest Ohio trip for their church annual meeting joining neighbors from the area. The group will be met in Kansas City by others, traveling in company. Updates cover local visits, road work, a house fire on wiring, Red Cross auction success, and Roy Laster’s improving condition.
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Elmer Flory
Harrys
Riley
Henry
Archie
Lawrence
Ohio
Wesley Flory
Messers Will Churchbaugh
C. N. Peterson
C. Bropeony
Isaac Flory
Henry Lanis
Mrs. Shuler
Worden
W. H. Lyons
Robert Lyons
Red Cross
David Barnhart
Wilbur
Gertrude Black
Hopewell
Pleasant Grove
Laster
Roy
France
Rollie Laster
Camp Doniphan
Site Flory
S. D
Peter Norbeck
Pierre Indian School
Elsie Hibner
Hartford, Fire Insurance
Private. Alexander Taking First Slant at New Job
The nation's famed pitcher arrives at Camp Funston Kansas where comfort replaces prior banked luxuries as Grover Alexander contemplates a $12,000 yearly loss yet believes he can contribute to the next Liberty Loan from a $300 monthly income.
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Alexander
America
Camp Funston
Kansas
Geever
Grover
Cornhuskers Triumph 69 to 40 in Dual Track Meet
Nebraska dominates Kansas with nine firsts at McCook Field led by M McMahon who won four events including the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the 200 point haul. Haddock of Kansas was top individual scorer with 14 points though Nebraska swept most dash and hurdle events despite muddy track conditions.
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Nebraska
University ‘of Kansas
McCook
Cornhuskers
M. McMahon
Haddock
K. U
McMahon
B. McMahon
Kansas
Murphy
Graf
Lobaugh
Hanna
Oglevie
Stewart
Rice
Howard
Rodkey
Gerhart
Dope
H. McMahon
Neb
Kans
N. McMahon
Grau
Kertzler
Finney
Flood
Townsend
Gray
Munn
Schellenberg
H. K. Campbell
Tonganoxie Announces Marriage of Hoberg and Blackford
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Helen Hoberg eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Hoberg to Mr Frank Blackford of Santana Kansas on May 6 in Lawrence. Ceremony by Rev Jennings Baptist pastor. Hoberg formerly a Leavenworth County teacher. Blackford a prosperous young farmer to reside on a Santana farm. Firman Schenck dies suddenly near town while writing insurance near Laming farm. Mrs G E Walk of Chicago visiting her mother Mrs Baker. Caloric Pipeless Furnace burns less fuel and heats more.
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Helen Hoberg
R. L. Hoberg
Frank, Blackford
Santana
Kansas
Lawrence
Jennings
The
Baptist Church
Hoberg
Leavenworth County
Tonganonie
Firman Schench
Tonganoxie
Schenck
G. E
Chicago
Here
Baker. Daniels
Missouri Valley meet entries top 100 as teams sign up
Colombia Missouri May 18 114 athletes entered for the eleventh Missouri Valley meet set for Rollins field May 25. Twelve schools compete including Washington University Ames Kansas University Baker University Maryville Normal Grinnell Simpson College and Missouri University with Nebraska and Drake still undecided. Jack Grover named to start events. City Drug Store ad notes Sunday hours.
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Colombia
Rollins Field
Nebraska
Drake
Missouri
Bob Simpson
Jack Grover
Kansas City Athletic Club
Washington University
Kansas Aggies
Westminster College
Ames
Pevenant College
Kansas University
Baker University
H. S. Stars and Invites Track Meet At McCook Field
The Hilltoppers track meet runs this afternoon at McCook Field despite a muddy track and Nebras ka Kansas meet earlier today. About 100 athletes from Kansas City and Kansas state high schools compete, with many late entries expected. J C Grover of the E C A C officiates as visitors are hosted at University fraternity houses.
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Hiouri Valley
K. Us
McCook Field
Kansas City
Kansas State
J.C. Grover
Tigers Meet Jayhawkers in Valley Tennis Final
Kansass and Missouri clash in the annual Tennis Championship of Valley this afternoon at McCook Field. Matches begin at 1 o clock with two Tigers Shirky and Warner in singles and doubles, while Skaer and Captain Kenneth Uhls from KU contest the doubles. Uhls likely faces Warner and Matthews meets Shirky in singles.
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Valley
Kansass
Missouri
McCook Vield
Shirky
Warner
K.U
Skaer
Capt
Kenneth Uhls
Ad Uhls
Matthews
Uhls
Local farmer dies after attempting steep bank ascent
A 63 year old Leavenworth county farmer collapsed while climbing a short steep bank and died before a doctor could arrive. Mr. Schenck, lifelong resident, was found unconscious after leaning on a post. Funeral plans will be announced later. Other items note visiting family and upcoming social events in the area.
Local residents travel to Lawrence for visits
Reno Mrs A D Johnson and Mrs C W Hemphill drive their own cars. Mr Bernard FHI finished railroad work on Saturday and returned to Lawrence to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Livingston Hill and Mr and Mrs Bert Harmon and son Gordon Bert. Mr John Harmon also motored to Lawrence on Saturday afternoon with another party. Mr O'Dea went to Lawrence on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Johnson
C. W. Hemphill
Bernard Fhi
Lawrence
Livingston Hill
Bert Harmon
Gordon Bert
John Harmon
O'Dea
Local residents share news and visits in Tonganoxie area
Saturday reports show Mrs H G Marsh arriving from St Louis to visit her parents in Lawrence while Kathleen Kelsall returns to Lawrence. Numerous notes cover calls, nursing care for Mrs Schick, pneumonia cases, Red Cross activities, knitting, and planned benefits. Elbow injury after a well drilling incident led to hospital care in Lawrence and home recovery in Tonganoxie.
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Robert Graham
Tonganoxie
H. G. Marsh
St. Louis
Kelsall
Lawrence
Kathleen Kelsall
Thomas Taylor
O’dea
Schick
Kansas City
Gladys Bamhart
R. A. Phenicie
Pony Creek
J. M. Clevenger
H. D. Johnson
Aid Society
Red Cross
Fugene, Dimmick
Josephine Calvert
C. H Dimmick
W. T. Bleakley
Antone Kalm
Robert Blaker
Kent Creamery
Fred W. Kalm
May Dickinson
Fred Harmon
Helen Louise
Anna Taylor
Drl. McNerney
R. C. Nance
Williamstown
G. L. Phenicie
Blanch Phenicie
Gladys Hernaphill
Stella May Phenicie
Emen Hemphill
F Dickinson
Jones Hospital
C.J. Halstead
Bertha Halstead
Linton Stout
Reno
Gleen Barnhart
Samuel ‘Kelsall
Gladys Palenhart
Hawkins
Sam Kelsall
Ruth Phenicie
Keithleen Kelsall
Dweer
Emmett Taylor
Paris Spends $190000 Yearly on Street Tree Care
The city of Paris allocates about $190000 annually to maintain trees on streets boulevards and in parks with over 1000 new plantings each year Miss Mertice Stucker of Ottawa was in Lawrence today for a visit or event.
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Paris
Mertice Stucker
Ottawa
Lawrence
Apology Sought for Prejudice in Missionary Meeting
In a Harper's Magazine anecdote a missionary meeting prayed for Chinese converts. A fervent helper asks forgiveness for shunning them over pigtails and crooked eyes, noting they are made in God's image. The remark reframes the bias as unanswered until the day of realization.
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Harper's Magazine
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Citizens State Bank
State of Kansas
United States
Total
State OF
Douglas
C. W. Sparr
F. Henry Perkins
E. Burke
J. M.boyd
J. R. Holmes
M. A. Gorrill
S. H. Jackson
Otis Perkins
KF. M. Perkins
T. Walter E. Wilson
Topeka
Jennie
Ene MT Ne
Onic
Peoples State Bank
W. Bromelsick
T. J. Sweeney
S. A. Wood
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
S. D. Bishop
Robt
A. Steck
George Innes
Jacob Badsky
C. E. Friend
E. M. Elliott
Ottawa, Kansas
Over Security State Bank
Vistors
Marshall Haddock Stars
the Elks
Sevenback
Jones High
Green Bros
Missouri Valley Meet
Columbia
City Drug Store
H. S. Stars
Tigers
Mr.Schenck
Mr. Daniels
Mr.Daniels
H. L. Kance
Karl Jenkins
Thomas. Chandler
John C. Lauming
Grace Zoellner
Joplin
Leslie Zoellner
Zoellner
Helen Myers
Tonganuxie
Vera Mae Zimmerman
Harry W. Eagins
Liberal
Eagins
W. H. Zimmerman
Ivy
W. R. Gladman
Fred Papenhausen
Miss. Freida
McGuire
Fairmount
Ernest McGuire
Ruby White
Hawley Vi Needham
South
Louisiana
Arkansas
Maude Williams
Stanwood
Tasie Williams
A.T
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Almareienmuth
Kidder
J. Gold
Horton
Joseph Yates
Ole Gold
Miss Grace
Allan
Lansing
Aliss Edna Greever
T. J. Carter
Margaret Carter
Rufus C. Nance
Nance
Dell Dreisbach
J. H. Dreisbach
Dreisbach
Charles B. Rumsey
Undertakers Convention
W. E. Seute
Sedalia
J. E. Watkins
Archie Knox
Orville Ratliff
Oskaloosa
James Evans
Doris
Theona
Pester Wilner
Edward J. Heiser
Manhattan
Robert E. House
TIS _Ohio
Fhattie Tibball Stewart
Piane
Lear
St. Lawrence
Arthur Ward
Lawrences
Grey Reed Baby Carriage
H Hi. St
Hous Hold Furniture
Birmois Ferpatel Sitbe
Deda
Vermont
Fairfax
Ted
Jo Bebe
Cape Dtu
Wiewins, Rente F
Imergain
Keno Mitre
Sty Morse
Peremoiat
Choice Cigars
Well
Kent
QO. P. Barber & Son
Lawrence Butterine CO
R. ¢. Manley
Perkins Bldg
C. W. Smith
Geo. W. Kuhne
Cashier
GEO. T. 'Wetzel Asst
W. A. Schaal
Asst
Clevenger G. R. Shultz
A. D. Weaver
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