Sunflower 4-H May Meeting Tour at Farleys Home
The Sunflower 4-H club plans a May meeting tour on Sunday May 27 starting at 1 at Betty and Eben Farley home. A Flower club display will accompany its regular meeting with a smaller show and a large autumn display planned. Roses are especially sought for ready-to-display arrangements. The event occurs in the courthouse basement with a program and show open to attendees.
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Sunflower 4-H
Betty Farley
Eben Farley
Srs
J. G. Bourne
Frank F. Jones
Aunt Het Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Kieffers
Pink roses decorated the table for twelve at the Kieffer home on Highway Ten. Miss Winifred Benander attended as a guest. Mrs. L. E. Rice and Miss Mayme won high prizes. Bridge was played at three tables with Mr. and Mrs. William Thayer receiving a prize. Two courses were served as refreshments. Committee in charge will consider applications for a KU student to study in Germany.
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Winifred Benander
L. E. Rice
Mayme. Corcoran
J. Don Kieffer
Highway Ten
William Thayer
K. U
Germany
Exchange Scholars Funds Boosted by Anonymous Donor
Funds are available for exchange scholars as the Loyal Ladies class of the First Methodist church plans a 2 pm meeting and party at Mrs. Frank Walters home. An Art Group from the University Women’s Club of Kansas City visits Spooner Thayer Museum and Lawrence gardens, including the Manley Memorial rock garden and local notable homes, after a picnic lunch. A book club dinner at the Country Club hosts 24 members. The German Change Fellowship at the University of Kansas, funded by an anonymous donor, will support KU students studying in Germany and German scholars visiting KU for the next year.
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First Methodist Church
Frank Walters
University Women’s Club
Kansas City
Lawrence
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Lawrence Gardens
J. M. Stucker
Manley Memorial Rock Garden
Warwick Benedict
A. R. Olmstead
M. T. Sadler
R. M. Fitzpatrick
University of Kansas
K. Hi. Lindley
Kk. U
Clyde Barrow Slain in Louisiana
A fragmented clipping notes Clyde Barrow was killed in Louisiana, with further text mentioning university German fellowships and committee members including Professor J. H. Nelson and Dean E. B. Stouffer. The passage references academic fellowships and degrees tied to 1992 but is unclear on full details.
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J. H. Nelson
E. B. Stouffer
W. J. Baumgartner
IL. B. Hungerford
H. P. Cady
B. A
H.C. Thaesen
Harold Allen
L Lawrence
K. We
Germany
Kansas sterilization ruling reaches sane epileptics
The Kansas attorney general says the 1917 sterilization law can apply to sane epileptics at Parsqus state hospital with notice to the inmate or guardian. Written consent is not required though desirable. Also: Emporia pancake day plans to feed 9,000 free on May 24.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Parsqus
Roland Boynton
James M. Scott
State Board of Administration
Scott
Emporia
Ratter
William Allen White
Wichita
May L. Miller
the Unity of Wichita
Brungardt Takes Club Prize and Traveling Prize
Jack Brungardt won the club prize and also received the traveling prize, marking a dual achievement in the event.
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Jack Brungardt
Personal notes from Kansas City and beyond
Longview Washington visitor Ted Olmstead meets with his parents in Kansas City on business for Long-Bell Lumber. Mrs. Mark Brown travels to Wichita to be with daughter Marie recovering from appendicitis. Osborne residents Hubert Fise and son Fred stop briefly while returning home from Kansas City. Mead Walworth and daughter Jean of Wellington New Zealand plan a U S visit, starting June 2, with Estes Park Colorado and Lawrence, Kansas, on summer plans. Mrs. Harry Hutchings remains ill at home. Julius Holmes and son Henry Allen Holmes and a nurse arrive from Wichita to stay with Mr and Mrs J R Holmes. Mrs Julius Holmes shows improvement but cannot travel to Lawrence now.
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Ted Olmstead
Longview
Wash
Fred Olmstead
Kansas City
Long-Bell Lumber Comany
Mark Brown
Wichita
Marie Brown
Hubert Fise
Fred
Osborne
Mead Walworth
Jean
Wellington
New Zealand
United States
Estes Park
Colo
Wahworth
W. Gaunt
AG Edwards
Lawrence
Harry Hutchings
Julius Holmes
Henry “Allen Holmes
Holmes
J. R. Holmes
Veteran Union Soldier Charles 82 Dies at Bonner Springs
Charles 82, a veteran of the Union Army, died yesterday at the Bell Memorial home in Bonner Springs after a long railroad career starting in 1875 on the Smok eel division from Kansas City to Brockville. He retired in 1923 with a spotless record and later served as justice of the peace and police officer in Bonner Springs for six years.
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United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kansas
Charles
Veteran Union
Bonn
Bell Memorial
Kansas City
Brockville
Brookville
Police
Bonner Springs
Trinity Lutheran church to host daily Bible School
Courses announced for a three week vacation Bible School at Trinity Lutheran Church start Monday at 9 am for students from kindergarten through junior high. Helen Thorpe leads enrollments with classes on Heavenly Father Jesus and heroes, and Bible drills.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Helen Thorpe
Iven
Heavenly Father
William Kollender
C. W. Hyre
Jesus
Obed Thompson
Spencer Hull
Olga Schmidt
Naomi Light
Mildred Reuter
Helen Therm
Sam Haskin Elected President of Baker B Club
Sam Haskin, noted center for the Baker University Wildcat football team and a top Kansas conference figure, was unanimously chosen as president of the Baker University B Club. The May 24 event announced his leadership as the athletic group prepares for the upcoming season.
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Sam Haskin
Baldwin City
Baker University Wildcat
Kansas
Mother's Day Dinner Guests and Family Notices in Olathe Area
A garbled local notices page lists various families in Olathe and nearby areas hosting or attending Mother’s Day dinners and gatherings. Names include Crames Mise Anna Belle Holmes, Arthur Blaylock and sons Junior and Orville, Len Plummer, Geneva James, Bert ra prin, Grace Musick, Merrett Musick, Iona Mae, C. E. Votan, Emelie Geratenberger, and others. The item notes visiting relatives, housework help, moving plans, and occasional birthdays.
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Marjorie
Olathe
Cramer
Crames
Belle Holmes
Arthur Blaylock
Junior
Orville
Len. Plummer
DeSoto
Geneva
James
Bertra Prin
Grant Myers
Sapulpa
Orie
Crane
Olath
C. E. Votan
Hesper
Emelie Geraten-berger
C. C. Gene
Grace Musick
Merrett Musick
Ter
Iona Mae
Schmidt
Louie Shellack
Gus Bohnsack
Alevin
Robert
Harvey Shellack
Ered Shelleck
Rosanna Shellack
College club picks officers from varsity letter winners
The B club, composed of men who have earned letters in a sport, chose Fred Christ of Kansas City Missouri as vice-president and Max Martin of Hoxie as secretary-treasurer.
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Fred Christ
Kansas City
Max Martin
Hoxie
Grosdidier Family Visit Noted in Eudora
Belleville relatives including Mr and Mrs George Grosdidier and children, Father Henry Grosdidier of Corning, and Ed Grosdidier of Kansas City spent Sunday evening with their mother Mrs Clara Grosdidier in Eudora. Joe Crane and daughter Fran were mentioned among those present.
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George Grosdidier
Henry Grosdidier
Corning
Ed Grosdidier
Kansas City
Clara Grosdidier
Eudora
Joe Crane
Fran
Six Years Ago Her Children Gave Up Hope
A woman suffered from stomach trouble for six years before finding relief with Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach. The remedy, recommended and guaranteed by Round Corner Drug Store and other leading druggists, left her strong, active, and happy today.
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Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
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Kanzes Women's Club
New York
Town Wall Club
Emmaridge
Dudley
Wilson Angel
Frederick Zook
Washington, D
Terry Ramsiage
Motion Pho
Sid J Blestin
Anone
A Rankin Gafforu
Miss Grace Light
Erwin Stugard
Laurence Woodruff
Carl Nei Nelson
Miss Na Wagner
The
Colonial
Het
Robert OF
Publishers Syndicate
Ben
H.C. Thurnau
Esther Wilson
Book Club
Dee Garbutt
G. K. Albright
Clyde Barrow
Louisiana
Bonnia Parker
Texas
Black Lake
Parker
Fischer’s
SELBY
Biege
Walter Booth
Otto Fischer
Mass
Lutheran Church
Co. A. Lyman
Minneapolis
Clvic
Rlete
Belleview
Elgin
W. Parsons Jeweler
Bates
Scranton
Ecra
Cretonnes
Jefferies
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