Salina exchange keeps steady pace with 15 years of service
Two long serving operators Nellie Corbett and Guinnest have worked fifteen years at the Salina Kansas exchange with near perfect attendance. They handle about a hundred calls daily and answer a wide range of questions from routine inquiries to local lore. A local manager notes the pair’s reliability and helpful information skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Tion
Chora Grinnell
Era Exchange
Miss Grinnell
D. A. VanTrine
Babe ‘Ruth
Coronado
Central
United Telephone Company
Nellie Corbett
Miss Corbett
Miss Guinnest
Gafuraa
Valley Grove News Brews With Play and Storm News
The McLouth high school senior play assisted by Sadie Bray drew a large audience at Halls Hall. A severe wind and heavy rain struck Friday night, knocking down trees and damaging buildings while residents sought refuge in caves and cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weilling
Irene Calvert
Williamstown
Misse V. Petrie
McLouth High School
Sadie
Halls Hall
Alonzo Dow
Herschell Barnes
Michael Cameron
Tice
Russell Edmonds
Jennifer
Glenn French
Renin Null
Knls Lobb
Doctor Heedle
Ess
Deny
the Dell Loy
Oceanie Hotel
Mr. Dow
C. A. Jones
Joe Edens
Etta Tyler F
Oskaloosa
Orin Smith
Smith
T. J. Mason
Lawrence
Wellman Church
Opal Rogers
Fred Champion
Veds Petrie
Charles Petriek
Charles Stewart
McLouth
Charivareed
Mark Hersden
Ben Woods
Chas. Jones
Ira Ward
Ralph Stewart
Frank Champion
C. G. Petrie
Herman Eggert
Bryan McGrew
F. M. Stewart
Charles
Gerald Erwin
Harold Skeets
B. W.erwin
Chamotte
MacLouth
United Brethren Church
Lyn Champion
C. G.' Petrie
J. D. Edens
James Leigh
Mag. Shrout
Ward Ani
Buena Petrie
Avis Tyxrell
Williiamstown
Rice Boys
Topeka
Elmer Flory
A. L. Williams
Mer
A. H. Boehle
A. N. Feterson
Willie Wingertated
Baby
Eli Ulrich
Ant
Dan Flory
Claude
Will Flory
Avery
Elsie Hiboer
Grover Ulrich
Worden
Arthur Boehle
Vinland
Ed Sanders
Love Stier
Baldwin
L. H Hegeman
Mrs. Hegeman
Sandy
Washington Creek
Mrs. Williams
Leonard Williams
Charlie
Francis
Mr. Boland
George
Hibner
Charlie Williams
Local social rounds feature Sweezer and Collins families
Sunday and Monday visits weave through Lawrence and nearby towns with the Sweezer Collins family network. Attendees include Andrew Daily Alfred Jasper George Reed and many relatives and friends visiting from Lawrence Linwood Topeka and Eudora. Local gatherings highlight picnics plays and weekend hirtory of community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Daily
Alfred Jasper
George Reed
Sam Sweezer
Jesse
Martha Collins
Coley
W. L. Collins
A. B. Cole
Waldo and
Rattall
F. B. Patty Prhursday
J. E. Mercer
Maxine
Wanda
William Underwood
Billy Jr
Betty Jane
Gertrude
Richardson
Lawrence
J. M. Crowder
Nettie Crowder
Rube Gentry
Sweezer
Alrs
Randall
Linwood
Waldo
Randall Cole
Charles Kuhn
Charlies Schroyer
H. D. Athey
Elmer Athey
Peart and
Pauline
Oscar Geurman
Topeka
Augustine
Frank Beurman
Williamstown
Atha Adamson
Julius Buchman
Ormal Hoison
Clarence Hodson
Worden
F. B. Putty
Lake View
Victor
Buerman
Henry Buerman
Orvis Collin
Marie Collins
Alberta
Pine
Knowledge Hill
Sam Sweezer Callel
Julius Buerman
Callel
Hodson
Garfield Mair
Arthur Mair
Oldham
W. H. Elder
Arthur
Normal Hudson
Margaret and
Loyd
Randal
Jesse Sweezer
Jack Grimes
Dora
Samuel
Eudora
Babe Ruth Without His Bat story involves Buerman parents
The item references Mya Buerman and Mrs Julius Buerman in a note about Babe Ruth and a missing bat, highlighting a family connection in a sports anecdote.
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Babe Ruth
Mya
Mrs
Julius Buerman
Oskaloosa Presbyterian musicale and town updates
The May 20 musicale at the Presbyterian church drew a large audience with performances by local singers and Miss Agnes Keers. The issue also notes railroad stockholders’ special train to Leavenworth, school closings, commencements, local visits, and community events including anniversaries, dinners, and city notices.
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Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Agnes Keers
Kansas City
Millard
Judd
Emmett Morrow
Rev
Almon
Tine Rosky
Simon
Vic Schrader
Alvin Small
iKeers
Haniel
Beach
Leavenworth
F. H. Roberts
MecGreight
Amos Leech
Guffer
Wurper
Hianna
Wadilill
Topeka
Walter Remington
Lawrence
Fil Bradford
Douglas Hine
Christi Hospital
Smith
Will Payne
W. C. Warwick
Helen Decker
Ozawkie
Ozawkie Aigin
Heihordist Church
Edt Warswich
Charles Jacquemin
Banker's Convention
Robert Dick
Charles
Robert, Jr
Dacquemin
Daughiter
Jeanette
Osage City
G. E. Whitcraft
Whitcraft
Ohio
Masonic Club
Ganz
D. S
Velma Boles
Northeast of
Itown
Central Chapel
Aid
Vayra
John Roberts
Vic Shraiter
Charles McIntosh
Martha 'Tedrich
Sylvester
Gaskill
T. A. Nichols
Jefferson County
Hany Vigour
Ralph Snyder
Manhattan
Snyder
Winchester
Bowerfind
Missouri
Wm. Burnett
Madge Wendel
Pleasant Grove Storm Lashes Area With Trees Down
A severe thunderstorm swept Pleasant Grove at sundown causing widespread damage. Lightning and wind toppled trees, blew in windows, and damaged chicken coops while residents sought shelter in caves and liaised about losses and ongoing recovery efforts.
Tanlac Public Praise From Nebraska Woman
Mrs Roy Capps of Lincoln Nebraska reports Tanlac improved her health after long weakness nerves insomnia poor appetite and dizziness. She says the tonic restored strength energy and sleep and she now feels better every day.
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Tanlac
Roy Capps
Sheldon Place
Lincoln
Neb
Taniac
Tarlac
Suffered Six Years Becomes Testimonial for Vegetable Compound
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Louise Stoll of 609 W York St Philadelphia Pa after six years of monthly pain and disability. The testimonial urges other women to try the remedy and write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for health information.
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Fiatadelphis
Lydia Rat Pinkham
Louise Stoll
York St
Philadelphia
Mrs. Stoll
Lydia
Ed. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
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LWAYS
United States Treasury Corti. Werke
Watkins National Bank
Con’ Sophia
Greece
Valley Grove
Jap Prince
Tate Eurth
Bhat
Babe
Pie Gogh
Pleasant Grove
Herodotus
Arabia
Spain
Europe
Notre Dame College
Jsnaistent
Wus
Hood
Sabo
Cme
Pras
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