Fifty Years of Marriage in Wartime to Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs T. F Lamont of Pittsburg Pa celebrated fifty years of marriage on May 1 1911. They served in wartime and settled in Kansas later moving to Lawrence and St John. Active in GAR and Relief Corps both held leadership roles and later transferred to Washington Post No 12 and Corps No 9. They have three children five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Idolden
Lamont
Pittsburg
Kansas
StioJolm
Relief Corps
St John
Post
GA. R
Lawrence
Jave
Post No. 72
Relief Corps No. 9
Fiany
Local society notes and Kansas City trips fill weekend
Chats report Mrs. Arthur Bradley and daughter on their move to Joplin Mo. as well as multiple Kansas City visits by Miss Marian Henley Miss Helen Woolsey and others. Guests include Miss Mandel Laurey and Miss Lucille Barrell while Prof. I M Scott visits from Pittsburg and Rev G O Brown travels to Tonganoxie for a high school sermon.
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Robert Herod
Kansas
Lucas
Oil City
Sarah
Bernhardt
Wm. Wagner
Att Raymond's
Clathe
A. O. Lane
Clarence Kelso
Marian
Henley
Eugenia Wheeler
Kansas City
Arthur Bradley
Marianna
Joplin
Helen Woolsey
Eudora
Mrv
B. FP. Fiegenbaumn
Grace Darling
Camille
Lucille Barrell
Ruth Hodgson
Mabel Dunkley
Margaret Coleman
FB. Aldrich
E. Ll. Aldrich
Fredonia
Kan
QO. CL Brown
Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie High School
C.L. Dolman
J. FL. Nicholas
Hei
Mars. Dle
Mary Walker
City
Oliver Walker
Doro
Kansas City Will Also Be A Guest.o Mr. Walker, Prof. I. M. Scott
Pittsburg
Fred Smithmeyer
Indianapolis
Sophie — Smitthmeyer
Selies
Washington, D. C
Topeka
Lake View
Dan Campbell
Kansans
Guy
Madame X
EK. J. Fairchild
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lawrence
R. CC. Yaeger
Lake Charles
Ind
Harry Popnoe
Manhattan
Popnoe
Geo. Wilder
Ward Smith
Quacken
Delaware
Ohio
W. Lyons
Amy
Independence
Miss Mangaret - Woodoof
Burr Qak
J. L. Custer
White
John Riling
Baldwin
Lawrence Visitors and Local Notables Highlight Redline
Mrs F Wellach arrives from Coffeyville to visit Dr and Mrs A P Hults in Lawrence. Joe Sewell and Goreh Terrill of Chanute spend the day in town. Mr and Mrs Eddy of Escondido Colorado visit daughter Mrs W E Johnston. Oak leather chairs gifted to Department Commander Harmon are noted. Fuller and Dr Lemon depart from Robertson Furniture stock. Mr and Mrs J L Brady host guests later returning home to Ola.
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Harmon
G A. R
Fuller
Dr.Lemon
Robertson Furniture Co
Lawrence
B.A .Anderson
J. L. Brady
Olathe
Raymond's Drag Store Offers Hess Guaranteed Tanse Killer
A promotional note touts Dr. Hess Guaranteed Tanse Killer and Poultry Dip for home use. It claims the product helps a man enjoy life while at the theater and can be obtained in any quantity at Raymond's Drag Store.
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Paris
Raymond's Drug Store
Mass. St
Dr. Hess
Raymond's Drag Store
Wheat and corn futures and cattle receipts report
Markets by wire from Kansas City on May 20 show May and July grain futures with mixed bids for wheat and corn. Hay prices rise for Timothy and prairie, butter and eggs hold steady, and live stock receipts total around 2000 native cattle with feeds and 3000 calves reported.
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Kansas City
Chicago Markets and Local Obituary Notice
Market reports from Chicago show May wheat May corn July oats July pork and lard futures with listed prices. The article notes cattle receipts of 12 000 and Kohs HSS 5 and mentions the death of Mrs Annie L Woodard in Prescott Arizona, formerly of Lawrence, mother of Lona and Hattie Woodard.
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Irene ‘Owens
Annie L. Woodard
Prescott
Aviz
Regents Set Monday Session At University
Regents will hold a general open session Monday to discuss various matters including hospital and new commission items. Degrees for graduating seniors are expected to be awarded, with attention likely given to university affairs and possible policy topics.
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American Musical Society
Vnigtriga Rhoreh
Evenigs
Artin Foote
Soelock
University
Heather
Midland Chancellor Sixvone Delivers Memorial Day Commencement
Chancellor Sixvone will speak at Midland College on Memorial Day delivering the commencement address to Lutheran College graduates. Next Tuesday he is slated to speak to high school seniors at Tonganoxie.
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Midland
Sixvone
Midhind College
Lutheran College
Tonganox
Calendar blotter for desk use compiled from calendar pages
The article describes making a calendar blotter to keep dates handy and replace worn blotting paper. It discusses choosing 19 sheets or more, large or small pads, and whether to paste calendar pages in corners to form a desk calendar blotter.
Stubbs at Hays Event Sparks Agricultural Gala Rumors
Governor Stubbs bested local farmers at Taos in May and a rival meeting near Phe Lays is anticipated. June events include an unveiling ceremony at Quindaro University and a speech to nine inaugural sessions at Minatattan College, with ten to five attendees expected.
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Stubbs
Taos
Phe
Cin Shmenad
Quindaro University
Boy dies after accidental shooting near Belleville
A ten year old boy Willie Kelley died days after being accidentally shot by his brother while bagging crows at the Kelley home ten miles southwest of Kellville. The shot struck Willie in the leg and severed arteries, and he died in a Concordia hospital.
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Lad
Belleville
Jobn Kelley
Kelleville
Willie Kelley
Concordia
Willie
Lawrence Woman Named to the Kansas Womans Press Club
Mrs Don Carlos of Topeka was elected a member of the Kansas Womans Press Club at a recent meeting. Her southern essays and poems, written years ago for a Nashville paper, were praised. The club plans a future meeting in Manhattan and notes Topeka connections.
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Don Carlos
Womans Press Club
Kansas Womans Press Club
Ies Amit
Topela Yestertay
West
Eld
Manhattan
Harry Deon Cartos
Tanwyenee
Teen Carlos
Artixinal Serra
Nashville
Teno
Topeka
Baldwin to Celebrate Fourth With Outdoor Moving Pictures
The Epworth League of the Contra West plans a Fourth of July celebration in Baldwin with an outdoor moving picture show and patriotic tableaux. An estimated 500 visitors are expected to attend as part of a weeklong convention in town.
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Baldwin
Ep ‘Worth League of the
Contra West
Delusites
Developing a Love of Ant and Gallery Etiquette
A mother guides her child during a Layton gallery visit teaching etiquette and disciplined behavior. The child briefly strains on a brass railing while observing art, prompting a gentle rebuke and a resolve to foster proper gallery manners for future visits.
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Jassie
Layton Gallery
Mental Tag Says Pupils Need Rest From Overload
A young tutor remarks that bright pupils suffer blank spells and mental digestion fatigue. He notes students have been taught enough and require breaks to absorb facts, with a couple of days or even one day of rest proving beneficial. Mothers often resist the idea of holidays.
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Douglas County
Cine
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Uxeith
Knarsigge
Air Brest
Duke of Blue Rapids
M Heder
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Methodist Elareh
Kate Baum
Presbyterian Church
Elreh
Todd
Atron of
Te Chi Omega House
Plaworth
Woodland Park
Laworth
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Massachusetts Street
The
University Golf Club
Leavenworth Golf Club
C. OH. Grey
J.C. Marvin
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Phi Psi Party
Phi Kappa Psis
Ecke
Core Kelley
Cae
DA. B.'s
di A
F. A. A. Hall
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Dorothy Georgou
M. W. Sterling
Genevieve
Clifford Ashton Altman
Tabby ’S Cut Glass
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Oride
Onyx
Batiste
Foulard
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Ozs
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Jackson Building
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