Baldwin banquet celebrates student success and community
At Taylor Hall a banquet honored the Foot Raid Aid group for a successful event. Speeches followed Dinner with remarks from Dr C B Parmenter and others. After the program, Cheerleader Daisy Wag led cheers as the crowd dispersed about ten thirty, sharing a time of good fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hall
Foot
Rai
Oys
Hing
Parmenter
Ralph
Q. Taylor
Alexander
Limar
Hoover
C. le
Sones
Mary Lough
Clyde Braden
Lloyd Stuckey
Mark ‘Shepaml
Coach Stepherd
Wilbur Mason
Hair darkening tonic claim in odd old note
Fragmentary notes describe a tonic meant to darken hair naturally by repeated applications. The handwriting mentions Sylphe and a druggist, with scattered references to local visits and social greetings in Thayer and Baldwin areas, detailing several residents and events around Thanksgiving. The text is inconsistent and fragmented, offering few verifiable facts.
Quinine Dosage for Fever Relief and Migrant Misery
Fragmentary note describes quinine dosing to relieve fever and grippe misery. Mentions taking two to three doses within hours, aiming to end severe head and body aches. Provides unclear guidance and stray warnings about prompt action.
Local notices from Perry area gatherings and visits
A long list of social updates from Perry shows relatives visiting, guests at homes, and local activities. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hamy and Esther at Grace Tenpenny’s, Aunt Mary Williams visiting Jack O’Bryant’s family, Brown and Shirley buying Chevrolets, Mrs. Lewis Smith recovering, and Mrs. Angel visiting with Mrs. Grant-Dick. Also noted are illnesses like scarlet fever, football with Meriden, school closing for Thanksgiving, and the Perry Alumni program Friday evening with Georgia Hoffmann and Hazel Fisher in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Y Seeenalot Lawrence
B. G. Sexmyun
Edith Warner
Calvin Morgill
Burton
Kan
Miss Shepp
Kansas City
Elsie Grant
Cornelia Grant
Lois Milter
Mary Luna
Ottawa
Barney
Stephensatt
Thayer
Wee Steen
WW. B. Board
Pharsdsy
Burlington
Aine
Topeka
Lew Robinson
Melatosh
Wopeka
Moss
Moe
Sami Roller
Mianoken
Minrsday
Robinson
Walbur
Mason
Kansas
Lois Talbot
Baldwin
Edith
Black Jack
Elie Elncequest
Terspy
Piter
Lyda
Houston
JT. W. Houston
Grace Stoyer
Edith Ames
Herington
Nora Ames
M. J. Ames
Vous Asano
George Hoefdr
Timrsday
Rt. E
Frank
Maryj-wwere
Kclatoosa
Il Ness
J. M.i-Hamy
Esther
Grace
Mary. Williams
Jack
O’bryant
Mitler “Brown
McGuire
Sirid - Gaargeta Shirley
Trapp
Meriden
Fom
Adams
Davsuior
W. G Raines
Angel
Grant- Dick
Lewis
Smith
Bryant
Mary Dane Coughlin
Paul Solomon
Fred Mavi
Arnold
Chas
Gfamee
Lucile
Ti Ib Steve
Elmer Jacksort
Andrey Brown
Bertha ‘Lewis
Ruth Boehansin
Saga McCall
Perry Athletic Club
Meriden ‘Athletic Club
Michael Field
Perry
Athletic Club
Wedneday Rie
Horning
Louise
Jenkins
Sadie Anderson
Georgia Hoffman
Baker University
MM Miller
Park
Ban- the
Rola
Georgia Hoffmann
Mitchell
Local social notes and neighborly visits across Broomfield area
A jumbled record of family calls and visits in the Broomfield area. Mrs Harry Welsh and daughter Anna spent Tuesday with Mrs Ezra Barbiey and daughter Donald joined Wednesday afternoon. Neighborhood guests included Mrs Robert White, Miss Bertha Schutz, and Ruth Parersis at Mr M Sehuty’s home. John Northmay plans a sale on Tuesday in Zar ah Kansas. Friends and young people gathered at J De Marlin’s home to honor Mr Raward’s birthday with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Anna
Ezra “Barbiey
Eis Isabeth
Donald Spent
Robert Wate
Evelyn
M. Sehuty
Sehday
Robert Wwhite
Nearie Boone
Pin White
Bertha Schutz
AB Riley
Y Ruth Ot. Parersis
Isyork White
Clarence “da White
Martini
Eley Davis
Ising
Northrup
John Northmay
Ives
Zarah
Kansas
Aleir
Hylis
Walmet “Rove
Harry Welsh Land
Piz Clarence
D. Cimietle
Robert
Bulioth
Edward Martin
Carol
Martin
Gertrude
Colly Wert
Othisy
Evelyn Wilite
Neill
Hleanéxv
John Wittelaw
Harry Welsh
Robert Schyts
Lawrence
Local Social Notes From A Fragmented Ledger
Mr We Hi Honifierger hauled a load of hogs to Byerbrook Monday. Mr and Mrs J W Jobin visited family and dined with Miss Salma Debles on Sunday. Vogler spent Sunday with Miss Salma Debles. Mr Mary Jehle returned home after a week's visit with friends of Lawrence. Mrs Ferdinand Tollanning of Excelor spent Sunday with Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
KB. Morgan
Galehi
Morgan
Nmyday
Miller
A. L. Miller
Clyde Stewart
Orduwa
Clyde
Tilwells
Atv Kotler
Olatie
Dad Mars
Slawryton
Leoni Oli
Stewart
Lawrence
Brownsville
suelTise
Geirge
Haas
Waller Mason
Marie Thuwen
Frances Hurd
Ruth Brune
Goldie Lemon
Alice Riley
Luvin
Menjawin Aime
Teil Lis
Pith
Craddaente
Cchultrea
Callegd
W. Fast
Dlinrali
Tuntaas City
Griffin
Eddie
Artie
Lawrence Churaday
Triday
AL Marey
Kansas
Glenn Swazyer
Axupyt Sigma
Mes
Bow, Gardady
Sebanton
A. M. 'Gardner
Jack “Clayman
Lane
Anderson
Byerbrook
Jobin
Mary
Vogler
Salma Débles
Mary" Jehle
Ferdinand
Tollanning
Excel
N. An
Willow ‘Springs
Kred Orhle
Wales
Dente
Barton
Bia
Bugice
Famil
Althor Mo
G. Mueller
Rence
NeAlt
Schwarz
Globé
Mary Jehie
D. W. Johanning
Alt Tome
Frank Lutz
Central
E. E. Lutz
M. W. Burton
D. F. Smith
Harry Dag
Emma
Jéekile Horde
Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin With Daily Use
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to cleanse the liver bowels and blood to improve skin and remove pimples. The ad states results after a few nights and promotes the product as a harmless substitute for drastic remedies. It emphasizes relief from pimples and bad breath without sickness or pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Widespread Local Notices And Social Notes In Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR passage records household health tips and a long list of local names visiting, dining, and calling on Sundays and weekends. The text mentions a 10 cent box from a druggist, Willow Springs, Barton, and Marion Center gatherings with families including Lutz, Mueller, Alt, and Schwarz.
Public Speaking Readings Highlight Session
Five readings from James Whitcomb Riley will be presented this session. The program includes a reading by TOON and a focus on literary verse as part of the public speaking event Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcombey
New Plan Aims to Cage Animals for Pictures
A proposal, presented by Louis and others, envisions sending expeditions to twenty cities to photograph wild animals in cages. Each city would contribute ten thousand dollars, totaling about four hundred thousand dollars for educational, underwritten exhibitions featuring creatures in confinement to satisfy children's interest in animal pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Eérintigsionér Lans
Wehutiks
Sadiq
Iain Lenvice
Sistuk Si
antinala i _theix
Nis
Qhileren
Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Bright's Disease Cure
An old time cure advertises Gold Medal Finarlem Oil Capsules for kidney and urinary troubles. It warns of symptoms like pain, dull ache, frequent urination and bladder stones and claims Bright's Disease is fatal but can be relieved by the product. Prices listed 20c 30c and 1.00 with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Her
Genvine
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Pape
Scott
Looke & Downe
Broomfield
N- 1
Colyer
Pei
Aneans
Afomadh
Oscar
Trenk Luts
Marion Center
E. Es Lotz
Iat
Ale
Frank Latz
E. Lutz
CW. Smith
Mass
DEA
Massdehusetts Street
Uvere
Klein
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