Funeral notices and family gatherings fill local page
Fragments list names and relations from a community funeral and Thanksgiving gatherings. References include Mrs Freal Ears, Helen Dawley Leavenssorin, Elmer Hicks, Miss Mary, Mr and Mrs Hildren, and various local households. Tax and county office notes appear amid the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrs Hildren
Eark
Vark Caliaye
Mya
Carlily
Sali
Ang Fayninrey
Vavho Bey Mb
Sant
Organ Dedication Gathers Laywood Figures in Hawthorn
A manual organ built by Conway of Laywood, installed at Hawthorn home of Mr. and Mrs. U S 400 Cherry Street, was dedicated yesterday in memory of J iv Lasse. The event featured Miss Eppers and Miss Barge, with Powell Weaver providing a program. The instrument, planned for church use, is a high quality ramified console with chimes, arranged in the lying room and supervised by Epperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran Conway
Layw
Hawthorn
Cherry Stree
Yesterte Vlay
Jiv Lasse
Ugk
Migs
Pany
Epperson
Barre
Sfr
Powell Weaver
Asea Wimitre i Repp
Kansas
Scone
Titif al House
Two Fire Alarms Respond for Kentucky Homes
Fire department answered calls at a Kentucky Street residence and Fred Williams apartment yesterday at 12 50 in the afternoon. The first blaze started from embers in near a jamney area causing minor damage to shingles in the second fire. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wiliams
Kentucky Street
Tigrhoen
Boheen
Jimney
Garrety
Rachel Elliiot
Public Service Commission Notes From Topeka
The Arkansas Valley Transportation company seeks permission to discontinue service and Gov. approval for a purchase of telephone plant at Topeka. A.B. Caypus of Santa Fe pushed tariff changes including a 3 1 4 5 cent rate on bulk salt in carloads and new switching charges. Santa Fe received rates on crude oil shipments to Hutchinson and refined oil to Augusta Fort Scott, with changes to Topeka Parsons routes. A radio program from station KFKU will present a concert by MacDowell and others. Rural teachers in Douglas County plan a meeting Saturday at 10 o clock in the county courthouse per O J Lane with Linwood Grange and county clerk involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Arkansas Valley Transportation’ Company
Public Service Comm
Tyke
Betowesn Patie
Wat Hers
Tes Falls
A.B. Caypus
Santa
Brond-Ist
KFKU
Y ¥ of Kansas
Clifford E. Mott
MacDowell
Edward Ehstt
Eugene Christy
Department of Fine Arts
Douglas County Court House
Sperintendent
O. J.lane
Restoring Madonna of Chenstoha in Poland
A long restoration of the Madonna of Chenstoha in Poland is underway in the monastery court. The legendary painting is believed to have been painted by St. Luc, traveled from Dygantium, and faced plunder and damage during medieval intrigues. Restoration by Retowski aims to preserve the relic’s historic scars and original technique. The Madonna is tied to Poland’s endurance against invaders, notably during 1655 Swedish wars. In related notes, a tornado near Sofia destroys homes and forces evacuations, while Edward Townsend returns to Enid on a separate legal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Tov
Poland
Chenstoho‘va
Adonna
St. Luc
Dygantium
Russia
Chenstaloya
John Huss
Jagiello
Ghenstohoya
Hris Retokski
Snocze
Riga
Slurged Attempt to Slay Baby Narrative Noted
Fragmentary OCR reads as an alleged attempt to kill a baby by slashing its throat. Names and details are unclear, with garbled phrases and nonstandard spellings hindering fuller identification of involved persons and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Restoring Mail Service After Road Bridges Repaired
Tastmaster C B Hesford urges restoring mail service to the final three miles on the northeast end of route 6 after 1921 road and bridge failures. Jefferson County officials repaired bridges and roads this year, and Hesford ordered a compact to recommence delivery once conditions improved. Senior local officials and residents discussed the effort at a recent gathering, noting improved access and future reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hesford
Jefferson4
Hastard
Community Socials and Family Gatherings Reported
The article lists numerous local residents and guests from Lincoln, Tulsa, Baldwin, and Lawrence who attended dinners, visits, and Sunday gatherings. It notes relatives and friends visiting at homes, attending sales, and sharing meals across several towns, with many names and connections highlighted in a flowing community chronicle.
Local families share visits and farm activity in Baldwin area
A parade of connections unfolds across Baldwin in a weekend of calls, dinners, and farm work. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams host guests from Oklahoma City and Kansas City while the Yakle farm changes hands for North Lawrence move ins. Local shoppers, school events, and farm tasks color a busy week with relatives, neighbors, and travelers mingling in Lawrence and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cole
Linewn
Neb
E. Black
Ars. A
Fredomia
Ramin Linger
Oshora
Mildred Lane
Jirst RG. Mitchell
Tulsa
Siete
Biss
Ani
LeLuun Suggier
Fad
Lawrence
Votgin
Okig Kelier
Ari
Ca Prive
Bry
Sunikty
Cal Rush White
Reni
Faitson Leach
Berniser
Fred Pourvis
Ed Swimley
Dardon
George Williams
Pleasant
Gro
Willams
Wm .Adriance
Clare
Dovdani
Mildred’ Smith
Tanmoad
Vaughn
Charles
Donald
Ents
George Hardtaker
North Lawrence
Dennis Taylor
Yakle Farm
L. B. Sutton
L. B. Snyder
Wm. Adviance
Kansas City
Henry Breeze
Oklahoma City
Fred Hindman
Earle Williams
Herb Pardee
Ada Williams
Frice
Ray Price
Will Price
Kansas
C .A. Shuniway
Fredonia
Din Gale
Verne Neeley
Rita
Eudora
Maurice Starr
Eeay Price
Kate Kerns
Victor Remington
M. J. Jordon
Trank Lane
Oscar Williams
Barton Ea E
Baldwin
George
Betty Sten
Callie Stan‘vid
Los ‘Angele
Calif
Taytha
Williams
Ive
Chas. Brown's
Vic Breezs
Oklahoma
M.J. Jardon's
Jardon
Cecil
Ralph
dJardon
Glen Levich
Vheil White
Vaneta’ Rith
Edna Tolmes
Holmes
White
Trek Wyman
John Craig
Ernost Duttell
A. Hammond
Lawrenee Pharidye
I. Yakleanc
Christina Er
Virgil Flory
Clyde
Earle Lederer
John Rovkhold
Vad
Theis
An Wellman
Preston Prentice
Helen Lederer
Virgil White
Frank White
Ais. Lo
Buster
Excelsior Residents Host Sunday Dinner Guests
Mrs Kirchner and her daughter Daisy along with Mr and Mrs Grant Ingle and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Chars Kirchner in the Excelsior neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingles
Kirchner
Daisy
Grant
Ingle
Mrs. Chars
Excelsior
Diapepsin Ends Stomach Misery and Indigestion
Diapepsin promises instant relief from sour stomach gas and indigestion. A tablet neutralizes acidity, flatulence, heartburn, and pain, with druggists guaranteeing quick digestion correction for a few cents. End of stomach trouble touted in an Adv. bracketed ad copy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hosford
Héstord
Linwon
Fader
South St. Joseph Mo
Excelsior Springs
Reuter
Public Service Commlission
Linwood
Chenstohova
Idventern
Kentuck
Lyarm
Bulgaria
Sofia
Low P
Wichita
Kae
Edward
Townsend
Enid
Okle
Paki
Ernest M. Sfires Wig
Tilird
Long Island
Norfolk
UC Y ‘ Efifrwant
Reis
Iitie Pe Owas
Gravechurch
Chicaco
D. Moethire
Aoprwerl & Independence
Bobbie
June
Phil Fleshman
Howard McKinney
K. Uj
B Sutton
A Sys
Réser
Chloe Flory
Chas. Brohammer
al Winters
Erna
A. P. Foster's
Lloyd Foster
Jim Gale
Rank White
Virgil
Chas. Newland
Aun
Harley Lamber
Ralph Adam
Spens
Fred Huey Dy
Claude Wells
Amsba
Tom Curtis
Clyd Lederer
Qlin
Russel
Pate Leach
Lester “ Leach
Milt. Kring
Low Star
Arthur Reynold
Ed Hyland
Swinley
Lester
Verne Barton
Whitt Molland
John Steppeler
Lou Michael
S&h. Thomason
Franklin’ County
Mhis W
Black
Grant Ingle
Chas
Mus
Ister
Mirs. Henr
Mohler
Centropolis
Fait
Harold
Lawrence F. Day
Geo. Catlin Barber Shop
Massachusetts
World Company
Heet
Ohio
R. L. Allen Coal Co
W. 7Th
St. Lawrence River
Carter
Lear
Joan Pane Sousa
Sousa
Crowns
Barnum’s Circus
Blacks Horse
Cuba
School of Fine Arts Office
Bowersock
Israel Zangwil
John Francis Dillon
June Matis
Charleston
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