Radio Station Handles Record Kansas Amateur Messages
Lawrence station WOYAB sent 1415 messages to lead Kansas cities and the Kansas National Guard during Camp Whitside encampment from August 13 to 27. A total of 7275 non commercial messages were handled July 27 to August 26, a new world record for one station in a month.
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WOYAB
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas National Guard
Whitside
Fort Rilacco
Beasley
Haskell Institute
Gan
Has
Sam P., Moyer
137Th Infantry
Frank Dunkley
Galen A. Gorrill
M. 137Th Infantry
Wayne Allphin
Camp Whitside
Missouri
Local families attend To peke fair and community events
Numerous families from Hesper and nearby joined a fair day outing with Mrs. W Gerstenberger and others. Hesper school released for children to attend. A Sunday family dinner at the Jeffrey home featured the Garnett and Ola groups. Farm moves included the Deays leasing a Pleasant Grove farm. White Plymouth Rocks won top prizes at the Johnson county fair in Shawnee, with sweepstakes praise. Community club meetings and handwork sessions followed with plans for upcoming elections and social events.
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Borhood
Topeke
W. Wa Gerstenberger
C.M. Williamson
Ralph Votaw
Eldon Votaw
Chester Baecker
Luther Klopfenstein
W. W. Dolling
Clarice
Roger Stanley
Bernice
Lois Jean
Raymond Stanley
Robert Dale
Ramona
Ed Grob
Hesper School
Johanna Griffis
Charlie
Jeffreys
George Hininger
Orville Hininger and Son
Garnett
Harner
Harlan
Olath
Johnson County
Shawnee By
Ernest Milburn
Alvin Gabriel
Oliver. Deay
Inez Griffen
R.N. H. Club
Katherine Stanley
Goldan
Wilma Wade
Trat Mohler
Mohler Ager
Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Ee Reda- Bagby
Mercy
Kansas
City
Bridge party at Williamson home features mixed play
A Williamson home hosted a bridge session with six tables as guests including Mrs. Edna Stuckman of Warrenton and couples Ernie Gerstenberger and Ray Miller posting high score while Miss Luckan and Homer Gerstenberger had low. The afternoon included a lively bidding exchange and a plate of Tenphebn served by the host.
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Williamson Grove
Williamson
Edna Stuckman
Warrenton, No
Ernie Gersten
Kanwaka School Opens With 48 Students in September
The Kanwaka school closed its first month on September 29 with 48 pupils enrolled, including 23 girls and 25 boys. Attendance was strong with 33 present, and daily averages were 18 for girls and 14 for boys, totaling 32 per day. Seven new books were added to the library to expand the collection.
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Kanwaka
Efteen
Twen
Local Education Honors And Community Notes
A report covers perfect attendance by students Glenn, Mildred, Harold Johanning, Wayne and Caril Hird, Nadine and Geraldine Farrier, Marvin Hird, Mildred and Wilma Button, Doris Button, Robert Wesely Helen, Jane, and Mary Elizabeth. Mary Lou Em sits at the Rose Garden Sunday afternoon. Mrs J. Emmett and J. Emmett attend Roy Perking funeral. Cecil Richards returns to Ft Scott with the Dairy Improvement Association. Mrs A B Emmett hosts Kanwaka Literary Club event October 5 with twenty attending, Indian superstitions discussed. Kanwaka club meets at the Kanwaka schoolhouse Friday evening. Robert Dews leads. Millinery planned under Mrs Beatrice Collins.
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Glenn
Mildred
Harold Johanning
Wayne
Caril
Hird
Nadine
Geraldine
Frederic Farrier
Marvin Hird
Wilma
Jean
Doris Button
Robert
Sitora
Rose Garden
Pei
J. A Emnett
Mtmett
Roy Perking
Cecil Richards
Ft. ‘Scott
Dairy
Improvement Association
Mra. A
Emmett
Kanwaka
Igong
America
John
Levette
Robert Dews
Local Dinner Guests Share Watermelon and News
Hesper Walter, Sarah Brecheisen and family hosted Sunday dinner with Will Miller and family from Basehor plus Ruby Miller and Mrs. Stockman. Callers included Mrs. Albert Finley and the Brecheisen family as well as Virgil Gabriel and Noel Griffen. A Wichita visitor, Virgil Davis, came with Jason and Richard to Lawrence for a hospital appendix operation, then returned home after ten days.
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Walter
Sarah Brecheisen
Will Miller
Alvin
Ralph
William Stockman
Ruby Miller
Basehor
Walter Brecheisen
Albert Finley
Esther
Jess Brecheiseen
John Brecheisen
Noel Griffen
Virgil Gabriel
Virgil Davis
Wichita
When healthy you’re happy Kellogg AuBRAN health cure ad
A health and wellness cereal advertisement promotes Kellogg’s AuBRAN as a tasty remedy for constipation. It claims the cereal provides bulk to exercise the intestines and supplies vitamin B with iron to compare favorably with beef liver. Two tablespoons daily are suggested, with a note to seek medical advice if not relieved.
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Harry
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