Fathers and youth share evening at First Methodist
A father and son program opened church night suppers at First Methodist with group singing led by W K Bruner and speakers introduced by W H Quaker bush. Simons spoke and Floyd Nelson a high school student described boys expectations of fathers. Brotherhood members under Charles Arnold prepared the meal and were introduced by Olin Fearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
W.K. Bruner
W. H. Quaker Bush
Simons
Floyd Nelson
Brotherhood
Charles Arnold
Olin Fearing
Personal Notices From Kansas City Area
Miss Hazel Bolan of Kansas City visited her sister Miss Mumice Bokund at Lawrence Mamoria hospital and returned home. Thomas and M Stevenson traveled to attend events. Mrs MT Devin with her daughter Inford visited the stock show. Mrs Frances Wilson house mother at Kappa Sigma spent the day with her sister in Leavenworth. Rev C A Richard left for county lectures. Osman made a taste near City today for the steel show. Mrs FH McFarland spent the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Winford Thiry of MELLouth went to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Byers
Kansasity
Charles Teter
Kansas City
Callah Moody
Belleville
Glenn A. Moody
W. C. Flory
Electa Kindlesperger
L. M. Flory
Topeka
J. Erion
A. P. Feyerday
Erickson
Sigma Ai
Mary “McKitrick
Indepen[dence
Register of Deeds
Montgomery County
Isa Wellman
Q. Hasford
Kaw
Okla
Ralph Graham
Hazel Bolan
Mumice-Bokund
Lawrence Mamoria Hospital
Thomas and
M Stevenson
MT. Devin
Leavenworth
C. A. Richard
Osman
Kansas
Steele
Fh. T. McFarland
Winford
Thiry
MelLouth
Song is all a7 Fake Gypsum Judge T N Miller
A tainted verse claims Judge T N Miller has just returned from a month in the Blue Grass state amid rumors of a sunlit, bright Kentucky tale. The piece appears as a fanciful line in a disgruntled lyric, with no clear factual basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Miller
Blue Grass
Kentuck
Vanity Fair
Family of Fourteen Hutchinson Stork Visits Home Again
A Kentucky stay yielded limited sun for Judge Miller as Ralph Mailen won first prize in a baby beef contest and a free trip to the American Royal Livestock show in Kansas City. He also earned his first train ride while balancing school and cattle care. The Noll family in Hutchinson welcomed the stork for the twentieth time, now fourteen children in residence. Fitch's Danduff Remover Shampoo advertised for soft hair, with Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Falls
Ralph Mailen
Kansas City
Ralph
Fitch
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
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Ewin
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Kentucky
Miller
Hutchingon
William Noll
Reet Vapor Bus
Thudium Brothers Market
Thudium Brothers
Mums
Bacmo
Ane
Misses’ & Children’s
Coats
Fa Bisther
Allen
Dow
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