Kandwaka News Notes From Kanwaka Kansas
Kanwaka society activity includes visits among Lawrence residents, a two week Fort Riley encampment return, and a family reunion at Gage Park celebrating Cant. C. T. Dews seventy fifth birthday with fifty one at the picnic. Local socials, school plans, and community farming work fill the week.
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van O’brien
W. E. Bowersock
Lawrence
Charles Topping
J. R. Toppings
George Bigsby
Company H
Fort Riley
Thomas Brothers
Kanwaka Hall
Kahwaka
W. S. Godlove
Carl Hird
Aileen Colman
Ottawa
Whetstone
Kanwaka School
Rose Watson
Raymond Williams
Christian Endeavor
Martha Transmeier
Topeka
Kanwaka
George Richards
Kansas City
Ira Bonwell
Ida May Richards
F. O. Richardson
A. C Pontius
Homer Hird
J. D. Cannon
Gove County
Ruth Colman
Leland Colman
Brackett
F. C. Topping
Franklin
Ernest Bigsby
Roy Day
Josephine
Leroy James
Hughson
California
Guy Bigsby
Frank Topping
J. R. Toppin
G. F. Brown
Gage Park
Cant. C. T.dews
C. T. Dews
T. Gress
Dow Dews
Thomas Dews
Tonganoxie
Jess Dews
Osage City
Homer Larrance
Toeka
Arthur Ward
George. Dews
M. C. Elliott
Kansas
Silencer
Murray House
Wm. Browen
Mildred
A. B. Hunter
Prescott Underwood
Isabelle Wood
Ed Mull
Grant Mull
Fro- Jieger
Perry
Roy
Worswicky
Ladies Aid Society
Herren’s Sale
Page
Emmet ‘Nsas
Marion Wells
Dale
Veda
Fern
Wells
Godlove
W. A. Colman
W. F. Elkin
A. R. Golman
Virginia and
Marglaret
Josephine Seetin
Harriet Mull
Ray
Sam Seetin
Transmei
Valley Chapel Society Notes Amid Lawrence Visits
Mr and Mrs John Dunn moved to Lawrence Monday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Bond and family hosted Mr and Mrs William Puckett and children for Sunday dinner. Walter Boyd helps Banning's harvest corn and silo filling. McNeese hauled lumber Monday morning. John Banks sold hogs in Lawrence Monday morning. Alvin Bond and daughters visited Leonard Langaneeker Friday evening after apples. Mrs Laura Anderson of Apple Pie assisted Aunt Mrs Charlie Banning for silk fillers Tuesday. Myr and Mrs C P McNeese were Lawrence visitors Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond hosted dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs GC Longanecker and Mr and Mrs Chester Bond and families, all of Lawrence, were mentioned.
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Dierot
Florence Eddy
G. W. Eddy
Albert
Nita
Almeda Landstrom
Howard ‘ Landsdown
Florence’ Eddy
Fred Richardson
Lawrence
Walter Howard
Martha Transmeier
Ivan Transmeier
Eli Taylor
Gage Park
Homer Hird
M. GC. Elliott's
Mabel Lawson
Transmecier’s
Transmeier
Martha Viola
Almeda
George Dews
Willis Colman
Ralph Colman
Dow Dews
Mr. Dews
George
Silvers
Elkin
Victory Highway
Topeka
Elmont
W. A. Colman
George Miller
Mary
Meriden
Kansas
M. B. Ray
Elmer Ray
W. L. O'Meara
Arthur Ulrich
Carl Hird
Melvin Murray
Kansas City
Kiefer’s
Warren Ridley
Oscar Learnard
Kalleck Place
Kanwaka
Lucille Swallow
Ruth McCulloch
Stella
Jane Button
Florence, Reece
Edith Deneweiler
Bonnie Buchheim
Anna Kirby
Bessie Chastain
Minnie Gentry
Messie Cox
Captain Fletcher
Clarence Dahlene
Roy Houser
Art Corel
Harvey Summers
Homer
Alvis Allison
Ralph Kirby
Harry Denechler
Ted Bucheim
Edgar McClung
Conrad Hahn
Francis Gregory
Melvin Fletcher
Dave Martin
Will Ott
Verne Robert
Norvan Swallow
Harry Unger
Earl Martin
Perry
Parker
Deneciler
B. Swallow
Dorris
Leonard Longanecker
California
Nick Thome
M. Thome
Charlie Banning
L. Longanecker
Dyre
Family Aid
Topekh
William Fuckett
Dtown
John Banks
Neal
Twin Mound
Hoover
Ellis Bond
Sandburn
Willis Dunn
Haute Anderson
William Puckett
Thome
Nickley Thome
LL. Longanecker
John Dunn
Marvin, Bond
Walter Boyd
Banning
McNeese
Alvin Bond
Leonard Langaneeker
Laura Anderson
Myr
C. P. McNeese
Ellis’ Bond
GC. Longanecker
Chester ‘Bond
Longanecker
Crowder and Lawrence County Social News Log
Mrs Ormal Hodson and child ren hosted by Mrs H Collins Wednesday. Dorothy Bryan of Barker visited Nettie Crowder. Theodore Wiggins of Lawrence and Clifford Rose of Barker called on back Myers. Various families from Lawrence and Barker shared visits, meals, and porch gatherings with Crowder, Collins, Sweezer, and related households across a week in Lawrence and Lake View areas. Watermelon feast noted with multiple Lawrence attendees and locals joining in Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormal Hodson
H. Collins
Dorothy Bryan
Barker
Nettie Crowder
Theodore Wiggins
Lawrence
Clifford Rose
Myers
A. B. Cole
Crowder
Lawrence Myers
Walter Bryan
J. E
Jack
Topeka
Alyss
J. M. Crowder
EL Florence Jones
Rowena Ixasold
D.C. Barr
Jack Tfritzel
Hay
Sam Swezer
Monhondrow
Bratton
Herry Bearmann
Mr.Barr
W. I. Collins
J. E. Mercer
Maxine
Wanda
Allie Elder
Linwood and
Albert
Brune
Lake View
Battie Collins
Gage Park
Miss Marr
Margaret Norris
Clarence Hodson
Billy
Bill Howard
Battie Collings
Linwood
Berhart
Dave Daily
Hullmyer
Hulda
Pleasant Grove
Eberhart
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Albert Barraclough
Sam Sweezer
Jake Vosbinder
Lake ‘View
Elmer Shields
Winter
Wibur-Sewyer
Lake View residents attend gatherings at Baldwin and Lawrence
A long list of Lake View residents visited Baldwin and Lawrence for picnics, family visits, and shopping. Names include Frank Duffy, Levi Bower, Harry Beidler, the Brunes, Jel lison, Wastell, Lewis, Sweezer, Osborn, and many others. Trips to Lecompton, Topeka, and Ozark mountains frame a week of social calls, porch work, peach canning, and local ball game attendance.
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Frank Duffy
Chicago
Levi Bower
Lake View
Harry Beidler
Olinda
Mayme Brune
Opie Jellison
Victorine Wastell
Albert’ Barraclough
Jake Waushinder
Topeka
Opie
Jellison
Baldwin
Lizzie Lewis
Ruth Christine
Albert Barraclough
Aileen
Frances
Sam Sweezer
Marguerite Bower
Frances Kruse
Clarence Dahlene
Morris Skinner
Lawrence
Lecompton
Arthur Lewis
George Lewis
Victoria Wastell
Vernie Lucas
Michiel
Bert Jellison
Silvers
Elmer Johnson
Hazel Taylor
Cora Lelvis
Fred Lawson
Johnson
Eudora
Bert
Perkins
Margarete Lutie
Wausbinder
George Butler
Jake Vausbinder
Ernest
Walter Logan
Brooks
Clarence Hodson
Bill
Worden
W. D. Collins
Teddy Landers
George Emmett
Dave Horkmans
Edwin Gentry
A. J. Parnell
Ruth
Helen Rose
Mildred
Josephine Lewis
Fred Lewis
Lillie
Bennie
Elmer Lewis
George Langenderfer
George, Jr
Seigel Rose
Hunt
C. D. Lewis
Laura Rose
Mr. Scott
Lillie Lewis
Local Family Visits Highlight Kansan Gathering
Mr and Mrs Chas Kassinger of Lawrence spent Saturday at Mrs John Dailey. Her two sons and three sisters of Kansas City were visiting with several expected to stay days. Dinner guests at J A Wray included Mr and Mrs J B Cripe of Pomona and many Wray relatives from Michigan Valley and Tomona with Earl Houston of Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illa
Herbert
Louis Bailey
Overbrook
Kaw
Jim Kassinger
Maysie McMullen
D. A. Wray
Dave Wray
Baldwin
Lewis Georgii
Geo. Tucker
Nellie Tucker
Lawrence
Chas
Harris
Peer
Pomroy
Solen Tucker
H. T. Hemphill
George Tucker
Mabel Pomroy
Harry Himphill
A. FF. Lawson
Jack McMellian
Chas. Kassinger
Chanute
Kans
Will Pomroy
John Dailey
Allie Lawson
Jessie Holcom
Jim Wassinger
Wassinger
Ernest
Frank Williams
Noah Weimer
Wray
Martin Holcom
Jim
Kassinger
Malone Place
J. FE. Cripe
N. Crist
J. B. Cripe
Glenn McQueen
Kansas City
Dailey
J. A. Wray
J. BE. Cripe
Pomona
Kansas
Canie Wray
Eunice
Russell
Michigan Valley
Rain insurance costs rise for Kansas Free Fair
Topeka notes higher rain insurance as full 24 hour coverage for this year’s Kansas Free Fair would cost 5250 versus 3150 prior fairs, with insurers citing a 12 hour policy. A October 17 hearing covers natural gas litigation developments, including Kansas Natural Gas Company rate proposals and a legal inquiry timeline.
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Topeka
Kansas Free Fair
Kansas
Public Utilities Commission
Kansas Natural Gas Company
City Entes
Kansas Natural Product
Market roundup from Kansas City and Chicago reports
Kansas City and Chicago markets show mixed grain moves with wheat steady to higher, corn uneven, oats flat, and rye flat. Livestock totals indicate cattle 4000 head at Chicago, hogs 14 000 with slower trade, cattle receipts in Kansas City at 2,500 and meshing prices across steers, cows, and bulls. livestock markets reveal softer demand and steady to lower quotes in places.
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Kansas City
Chicago
F&s
Lord
Texas
Colorado
Foreclosure Sale Notice in West Lawrence
Notice is given that the sheriff will sell at the front door of the county courthouse in Lawrence County the real estate described as Lots 74 and 76 and 63 in Block 43 and 72 and 70 in Block 12 in West Lawrence to satisfy a judgment. The sale is to the highest bidder for cash on the September day. Will Johns, Sheriff.
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Mouney
Isersas
Tanastas Countyy
Wittishs
Perkines
Etondocare
Dorlas
Weoprsas
Tarwrenec
Wass. Tow
Larenes
West Lawrence
Will Johns
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Valley Chapel
Muzzy
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Climber
Will Howard
Walter Monroe
Elmer Logan
Teddy Lander
James Mitchell
Mr. Murphy
Talley
George _ Siler
A. Sehellhorn
W. R. Tucker
Mabel Tucker
Georgia Kennedy
Wallace Kennedy
Leonard Gregory Returne
Utah
Fred Deskin
Clarence
Will Griss
Ozakie
George Dornan
W. S. Slusser
S. S Mes
Will Criss
Slusser’s
Dornan
Fred Gregory
Rarph Colman
George Strahan
Wiliam Allison
William Slusser
Lawrence Thatcher
Virginia
Margaret Colman
Grerrory’s
Cummings
Clinton
Sam Kline
Daey
Stony Point
Citizens State Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Kansas Utilities Commission
U. S. Interstate Commerce Commission
M. Ek. & T. Railroad Corporation
State Commission
Missouri
Kansas Corporation
Parsons
Pratt
Pratt County
Nicksen’s
Phere Tou
Wydemick
Stadiuma
Binek
Wes Atabor
Eiarase
Sunita
Nado
Amujern
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Jersey
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Chevrolet
Diostechnes Agiechanical
Vhs Verpinik
Niere
Duicl
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Hehtobit
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Willits
Caretel
Palmer Tire & Battery Co
Mutual Sampson
Mutual
Ivery
Ith
Massachusetts
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Arkansas
Mutual Oil Company
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