Valley Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Sunday gathering at the Petrie home in Valley Grove drew about 70 neighbors and overnighters from Lawrence Topeka and McLouth for a surprise visit and a big dinner. Colleges, graduations, and high school events in nearby towns were noted with attendees from Valley Grove and Knowledge Hill.
Belleview News Notes From Local Residents
Mrs Lois Leslie of Kass City visited, Miss Geneva James spent Sunday afternoon with Nevieve Whaley and Jameson at Miss Edna Duncan, restoration after eight weeks absence due to measles. Farm Bureau club met at the academy with Mrs Ray Gabriel. next meeting May 24 with Miss Pearl Pare finishing the color chart. Several families hosted visitors from Lawrence and Eudora, with church talks, a senior class day program, and field trips to Kansas City. Miss Della Hale died at her parents home in Hesper, leaving deep community sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Petrie
Lawrence
Joe Eden
Walter Dunbar
Mayme Dunbar
Frank
McLouth
Vailey Grove
Nellie ‘Kinmell
Petrie
Charles Stewart
Oneal Aid
Borst
Hardy Oak
Mildred Osborne
Mc Louth
Evelyn Champion
Frank Boyst
Escoe
Albert Ford
Valley Falls
William Puckett
Keith
Ruby May’ Puckett
Leroy Puckett
Webber
Oskaloosa
Luckett
Pee Osteve Ford
Harold Stowe
Kansas City
Graubergers
Lottie Ward
Nora Ford
McKeer
Dever
Elmer Weibel
Hill
Addie Stewart
Lawrence Canselout
iPetries
Ruth Petrie
Lizzie Fetrié
Farr
Elvia
Hazel Garner
Foe Wei Caves
I McLouth
Evelyn Champie
Louth
Lucille Rice
Buena i Petrie
Elmer
Weible
Skethosal
Tsursday
Lews ‘United
James Mckee
Lottie Eggert
Relin Smith
Irene Lombard
Nellie Church
Valley
Grove
Richard Petrie
Fred Ousdahe
Church
Oliver
Garner
Anfred
Sunnyside
Knowledge Hill
Oskeloosa
MicSouth
Effie Petrie
Arthur Ward
H. S
Elvin Garner
Askaloosa H. 8
Earl Garner
Civil Service
McLouth St
Midland
Williamstown
Haroldy Skeet
McKee
Orin, Smith and Birs
Ward
Ralph Stewart
Lois Leslie
Kass
City
W. G. Joy
Geneva Jamés
Nevievé Whaley
James i Andoon
T. M.mock
Xushter
Qynthia
Lawren
Sam
Nature
Clint Wade
Farm Bureau Club
Academy
Ray Gabriel
Gus
Frank Wade
Arlene
Fredge
Oliver Deay
Thelma
Maurice Starr
Virginia
Fred Whaley
Migs Elma Jor
Earl Ott
Holmes
Ed Forsythe
Eudora High School
Will Miller
Little
Ray Miller
Leonard Bagby
James Duncan
Lola
Ruth
George Coleman
Jessie Anderson
Alvin Gabriel
Brazil
John ‘Patterson
E. E. Hollar
Eudora
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Ernest Milburn
Oscar Lothholz
Little ‘Son
Warner Forsythe
Sin 'Baldwin
Elmer‘ Torrence
Martin Abel
George Ott. Sr
Weldon Summer
Lola Trowbridge
Car
Mitchell
Gus Gabriel
Worden
Hornberger
Moore
Chanel
Matt Grosdidier
Marie
George Grosdidier
Thelma. Deay
Weta Wantan
Dorothy Warmker
Hhsseteh Elizabeth
Mildred Skin
Artes Shirek
Lecompton
Forsythe
C."e. Crane and Sons
Gerstenberger
Ed Mad
Harold Gordon
Mildred
Louise
Bobby
Prairie Center
CG. M. Williamson
Herb Landon
Claude "Landon
Roy Breithauht
Clifford’ Ulrich
Claude Landon
Alvin. Gabriel
George Warmker
Harry Warmker
Grandpa
Harmon
Dvenitle
George Whaley
Ion
Della Hale
Hesper
Della
George Brecheisen
Rosland Sher
Gerald
Fern Kenabe
Helen
Wilmy
Wesley Brecheisen
Matt Grab
Sato
Hexper J
Ed Grab
Aingering
Lenape
Sam Allen
Olive
Pearl
Bonnie
Rea
Union i
Will Millers
Ray, Miller
Gerstenber
W. W.gerstenberger
Cleland
Atiles
Vinland
Bauripe Starr iHome
O. J.lane
Ft Starr
Harry ‘Starr
Nawtinee
Carl’ Phleger
W. H. MS
Emma Schneider
Henry Giertz
Perry Page
Frances
Edgertown
Ralph Page
WH. Lawrence
B. McKinney
Baldwin
Sohn McKinney
Kohler
Keenee Lothholz
I. D
D. M. Harris
Fred Koch
Ralph White
Billie Sifer
Zephyr Ranch
Henry’ Mathia
W. W. Gerstehberger
Miss Patie
Fre
Life Ends for Girl Who Said I'm Living Now
Local notes recount a week of gatherings and visits in the Gardner and Lawrence area. Families including Finley, Votan, Gerstenberger, Bracheisen, Harrison, Landon, and many others.are mentioned with Sunday dinners, travel to Kansas City, hospital plans, and community events. A veteran post, school activities, and baccalaureate services at Vinland and Eudora are noted alongside social calls and family tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Finley
Gardner
Feter Brecheisen
George Wotan
G.C
Gerstenberger
Lawrence
Arid
BE. Votan
Tillie
Mes
Gerstenberger Pon
George
Santaile
Holliday
Mag
Lyndon
Peter Brbcheisen
Ba Madi
Kansas City
Aliie
L. Selig
Grandpa ‘Harmon
Thei
D. Burton
Reteks ‘Dbnce
Bewrence
Raymond Hamjail
Sam
Spring Fever Cure Ad Promises Restored Energy
An advertisement touts a herbal tonic S.8.8.8. claimed to rebuild tissue and red blood cells, restoring vitality and appetite during the spring season. It emphasizes nature aiding the body, modern laboratory preparation, and availability at drug stores in two sizes.
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Ledkin
T. A. Picni
Kimbell
Lawrence J. Ward
Stewart
Belleview
Edna Duncan
The
Lawrence Business College
Wiliam S$einald
Paolino
Dempsey
Hare
Apqnt
Rasasewatts
Wichita
Law
Watsar
el Dorado
Dis
Y. Anderson
Ed ‘Miller
Coleman
Trawrence
George “Ott, Sr
Bernice Stanley
Howard Caveness
Weldon
Earl
Mildred Ale Bridge
Ha Clifton
Geneva James
C. E.craneland
Charles Grane
Olathe
Fred K
Henry
Mathia
Tena Schlegel
Dorothy
Lucy Krerg
Morris
Perry
Page and Daugter
Thomason
Levi Wooodard
Meley Feft
Tesa
Toll Wing
George Hausman
Forta Aleasant
Henry Hausman
Clarence
Henry Deekwa
Edward
Johrt
Fiemer
Anim
Earle
Alma” Laupt
Ruthideen
Ralph’ Withman
Melere Bredeisen
Albert Mill
Howard
Isang
William
Louise Freese
Kansan
Wilma
Dor Freese
Aid
Bred Whaley
West
Chester -Howard
George Ott
Oscar - Brecheigen
Brecheisen
Rerom ‘Pimville Tea
Elizabeta
Reagan
Elizabeth Reegan
Cleveland
Pance
Miss Reegan
India Air Racer
Charles M. Cart
Leonard E. M. Gillman
England
Cranwell
Lincolnshire
Karachi
India
F. Dar Redeed
Peonies
Griesa Nurseries
Eudaly Bros
Cabi
Leonard
Jewett
University ‘of Kansas
Physical Education Corporation
Corporation
Yable Cicths Fidelity, National Bank, and
Trist Company
Missouri
Watkins ‘National Bank
E. Kansas
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