Community news from North Lawrence to Wellington area
North Lawrence families visit Wellington while Kansas City guests conduct business. Centenary church Woman's Missionary society elects officers and plans future events. Emerson Chase hosts birthday gathering at 454 Linesla with family and friends. Woodlawn teachers to be entertained at Centenary annex November 6. Mrs Dunn reports on state convention. new member added. Mrs Jacka introduces Miss Bates. child La Faun Jacka 3 years old performs. Card shower planned for Mrs Glen Zimmerman in St Joseph hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King
Marvin
L. Wulfkuhle
Evelyn
Wellington
Chris Wulfkuhle
Fred
James Mann
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Centenary
Echurch
Meddie Parel
Mary Zimmerman
W. A., Dunn
Denman
Emerson Chase
Chase
Wilbur Pine
Richard
Etta Paul
Smith
Charles Paul
Bertha Pieroit
Emerson. Chase
Etta Elizabeth
Barbara
Bates Collins
Elm Street
Collins
Witterson
Wallace W. C. T
John Morgan
Dacka
Miss Bates
la Faun Jacka
Glen Zimmerman
St. Joseph Hospital
Danderine Promises Gleaming Hair and Scalp Health
An ad touts Danderine a 35 cent hair tonic that quickly nourishes lifeless neglected hair. It claims to restore shine fullness and vitality by toning the scalp and stopping falling hair and dandruff. The product is described as refreshing non greasy and available at drugstores.
Pleasant Valley meeting boosts local union energy
Mrs. Dolan and daughters served a dime tea. Mrs. A. B. Ewing suffers a 5 v attack of tonsillitis. Citizens invited to Pleasant Valley Farmers Union meeting at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse Friday evening Oct. 26. Booster program follows business. County President C. O. Gerstenberger and other nobles of the Union will discuss benefits. Pumpkin pie and coffee to follow in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union
Pleasant Valley School House
C. 0. Gerstenberger
C. F. Carr
George Criss
Oakridge
Tom.Ward
Lawrence
Charles Shuck
Roy Shuler
Ellwood Deay
Deay
Mrs. Shuck
Chestley Ward
Ovid Wescott
Eunice Griffith
G. T. Griffith
D. C. O'Neal
Violet and
Pearl Tryon
Law Verge
William
Opal
Stella
Josie Graff
Beloit
De Soto Trade School Heads Vacation Plans
Grade cards for the first six weeks were issued at D. R. HLS. on Wednesday. Some students are unsatisfactory. The vacation from Wednesday to Monday will be enjoyed by all. Many will shop in nearby towns while some plan trips elsewhere. few will keep De Soto as their head quarters. Roscoe J. Robinson, principal, spoke to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Shep
Longfellow
John Hensen
J. W. Scott
Mr. Scott
W. Kansas
Walter Osborne
Kansas City
We Motion
Charles. Baker
Mis. Baker
Frank Johnson
Johnson
George French
Oklahoma
de Soto
Pen French
de Overland Park
Overland Park
Williams Hill
John Wolf
Kansas University
Ralph Bowling
Charles Freeman
Harold Sheldon
DeSoto
Wilbert Mason
William Morse
Ray Frisbie
Lawrence
Emma Williams
Westi
Kaw
Clarence Johnston
Chicago
Arkansas
Johnston
Charles W. Morse
Marguerite Morse
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lizzie Robinson
Buzsar
D. R. Hls
Thiany
Roscoe J. Robinson
Niem
Mentho Sulphur Heals Skin Overnight
An old time advertisement claims Mentho Sulphur, applied like cold cream, quickly heals unsightly eruptions and itching eczema. It asserts germ destroying properties and instant relief for fiery skin troubles, urging readers to obtain a small jar from a druggist.
Valley Chapel News Notes and Local Visits
Valley Chapel weekly column notes several absences from Sunday services and announces upcoming events. The Valley Young Peoples class will entertain at Washington Creek school house on Friday evening November 2 with a plate supper to follow. Ladies Aid plans a church meeting Thursday afternoon October 25. Local residents report travels to Topeka and Lawrence, visits to Kansas City, and relatives from northern Minnesota returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Hoand
DeSoto
Hazel Freeman
Anna O.’Connor
Pearl Frant
Berenice Gordon
Berenice Phillips
Beulah Baker
Emily Balance
Milton Quaintance
Virginia Burks
Myrtle Buckingham
Genevieve Coons
A. B. Schapiewski
Giwendolen Brzssfield
Dean House
George Sec
Charles Dicken
Ruth
Neal
Walter Reed
Will Warsop
C.W. Morse
Ed Coker
Sidney Harrow
J. H. Foley
E. E. Baker
Harry Dicken
Ray Taylor
Harry Miller
Arthur Coker
J. L. Coons
Clarence Hodge
Isabel Hodge
Bradford Nowell
Daisy
Frank Rhodes
Frye
Elmer Midgett
Russell and Morris
Sam Golden
Harold
Arthur Nease
Clyde Moffit
Vernon Ashtock
James Penner
John Gordon
Lawrence
Will Culp
Charles Hundley
Tern Blevins
Frances Mason
Glenn Whitmill
Beulah Hackler
Miss Burnett
Ruth Gordon
Foster Reed
Wilda Wyland
Miss Dyer
Norma Reynolds
Carl Koehler
Frank Golden
Miss Root
Mr. Eastwood
Constance Golding
Mabel Palfrey
Ray Warshop
Miss Roberts
E. L. Hutchings
J. L. Large
M. E. Church
Cameron
Maxine Baker
Dorothy Brewer
Alma Reed
Louis Deamin
Glen Whitmer
Wilburt Manson
Margaret Strickland
Kansas City
Kans
Young Women’s Club
D. C. Whitaker
Ruth Hiddleston
Jessie Hodge
R. J
Williams
Pleasant Valley Farm
Della Andrews
Prairie
Church
Dial
The
Valley Chapel
Washington Creek
Ladies Aid
John Gray
Florence
Fred Gray
Lee i Gray
Topeka
Inez Bowen
Ratherman
O. P. McNeese
Walter Boyd
Elizabeth Dunn
John Hagins
Minnesota
Farm near Fairview hosts and town visits noted
The report lists residents renting a farm near Fairview and making their home there as well as weekend visitors to the Charlie Banning home. It notes individuals selling hogs in Lawrence, transporting shingles to Clifford Ulrich, and teachers attending the State Teachers Meeting in Topeka. Several families visited relatives, with hog butchering and a shop incident recorded. An appeal case in district court and fines for impersonation are mentioned, followed by a thank you card expressing gratitude for sympathy and towers after a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Johnsay
Lawrence
Charlie Banning
McTaggert
Topeka
Leroy Puckett
A.B. Fuckett
Pleasant’ Grove
John Dunn
Mabel
Elizabeth
John Banks
Neal
Richland
W. H. Banning
William
Findon Speeding Charge Fined in Police Court
Fined 14 shillings in police court this morning for speeding. R. F. Lied appeared on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Meutfers
Findon
F. Lied
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
A druggist guarantees Pape's Cold Compound will break up any cold and end grippe misery in a few hours or money back. It relieves stuffiness pain headache feverishness inflamed or congested nose and head with the first dose. Safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and millions now use them instead of quinine.
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Hale
Dolan
A. B. Ewing
Pleasant Valley
Doray
Leavenworth
Stark, Bros
Louisiana
Guiry
Deas
Ramona
Ees Eh
Studebaker
Wssni
Kennard Motor CO
IS A Studebaker
Bayer
Sayer
Green Bros
Lawrence, Kansas
W. A. Fuller
Eudora, Kansas
F. W. Jaedicke
Puckett Butcher
R. G. Shuey
Duey
Dr. Nelson
Romsey Bros
És Americus
Betaw
Wabash Avenue
FB. McCulloch Deus
Mass. S Rownd Corner Drag Store
Nurpoll
Kangas