Birth of twin boys for Edmonds family in Kansas
Mr and Mrs George Edmonds of Kington Kansas announce the birth August 25 of twin boys named Lorraine Milton and Lawrence Marvin Mrs Edmonds formerly Miss Bessie Brown lived in the neighborhood years ago Local updates mention visitors including Mr and Mrs John Hill of Vinland and others, school opens next Monday, and town notes on hospital stays and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edmonds
Kington
Kansas
Lorraine Milton
Lawrence ‘Marvin
Edmonds
Bessie Brown
Mgr
John Hill
Vinland
Marshall Home
Ina. Cowles
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Raymond Graham
B. E. Tuttle
John Akin
Tommy
John Herman
Mabel Day
Simmons Hospital
Marshall
Aileen Marshall
May
Ina Cowles
Farl Cowles
Fred. Cowles
Schowengerdt
Mix
Frank
John Service
Kansas City
Willie Cooper
Bert Inrhout
Fort Riley
Joe Sibley
John Irvin
Louise
Clyie Freese
Louis
Lucille
Howard
Vin Jland High School
Arthur
Fairview Community Notices and Social Visits
Local residents in Fairview report church plans as Rev. Mr. Jones will preach his first sermon on Sunday September 14. Several families share Sunday visits and gatherings with relatives in Perry Mountain View and Eudora while Farmers Union and telephone company activities appear in town. Numerous neighbors visit, host, or travel to sites including Holcoms Grove, Brown farm, and the old Ayer Homestead as seasonal farm tasks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Town
Fred Leeks
Henry
Perry
F. Schulmeyer
Hollie
Blaughter
Helen
August Holke
Farmers Union
Holcom’s
Grove
G.G. Goodyear
May
Bert Mitchell
Ty Mildred
Mario. Gibson
The
Kan Telephone Company
How Any Girl Can Have Pretty Eyes
An ad promotes eye brightening with a witch hazel and hydrastis mixture and an eye wash claiming quick results. It suggests a week of use to brighten the eyes and mentions a product called Luvuptik and an aluminum eye cup sold at REL Corner Drug Co Adv. Dainty to Nova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Drug Co.Adv
Community Thanks and Gatherings Around Studebaker Locale
Local families and neighbors visit and help with farm chores at the Studebaker home and nearby properties. Residents including Watts, Bond, Ulviely, Fox, Studebaker, Sanders, and Fledges gather for Sunday meals, corn cutting, and shared chores across several homes in the Clark Canyon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Vyue Hose
Othe
Robert Watts
Clarence
Ned
Edyayr
Clark Lunjynecker
Clifford
Thelma
Porter Bond
Murry
Everett
Kenneva
Miz
Will
Tom
Nei Worcs
Joe Studebaker
Joel Stidtehal
Cynthia Be Teeny
Studebaker
Edmond Fox
Faith Fox
Tom Hodges
Cor Studebaker
Fred Th. Mlory
Edith
Adna
Will Ute
Ned Watts
Earl Line Dell
W. Ua
David = Studebaker
Mu Flory
Eleven Churches to Hold Big Conference in 1920
Detroit Sept. 4 Eleven church bodies excluding Roman Catholics will participate in a conference on faith and order to be held October 2 3 1920. Delegates welcomed by the Episcopal bishop and other church leaders discussed unity among Protestant denominations and agreed that Catholic teachings preclude unity. The participating churches include Baptist Congregational Eastern Friends Lutheran Methodist Old Catholic Reformed and others. Local notes mention community events and gatherings surrounding the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
New World
Vsing Episcopal Bisho
Episenns
Bop
St. Peter
Ane Baptist
Congregational
Eastern Friends
Luthergn
Methodi Vian
Old Cisth Reformed
Fragmented OCR Health Ad With Unclear Details
An unreadable OCR fragment lists names and phrases about health products and a free trial offer. It mentions preparation items, storage notes, and a coupon for a free trial. The legible parts provide little coherent information beyond generic product promotion.
Welcome Schulmeyers and guests at school opening report
The notice notes the Schulmeyers of Fairview visiting the G. family on Sunday and mentions Miss Louise Koehler from Fairview as teacher. High school pupils enrolled Friday and school commenced Monday September 1. Several local figures called on Monday and Sunday at homes including Dr Pierson Mr Gracher of Lawrence and Fred Pratt at Alex Robertson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinstuber
Kansas
Paul Koehler
Louise Borhier
Myabel
Brokome
Paul
Schawenge
Violet
Otto Treher
Jewett
Medill
No. 6
Schulmeyer
Les Lage
Walters
Mountain View
Raber
Bess Brown
Leary
Helen
Ruth Allison
Bert Day
California
FE. Leary
Eugene Calle
Griffin
Elma Griffin
Leese
Myrtle Geryett
Marie Griffith
Fred Howard
Verne Garrett
Evans Griffith
Charles Howard
Albert Mitchell
Bert Mitchell
Mabel Peters
Lucille, Howard
Young
Charles Shirar
Henry Shirar
George Hunsinger
Mitchell
Charles
Johnny
Oklahoma
William Koehler
Emma
Elfrieda
Richtermeyer
Eudora
Iday
Fairview
G. le
Louise Koehler
Morrison
TLA Wrere¢ Ware
Calline Oon
Pierson
Gracher
Lawrence
Fred Pratt
Alex Robertson
Public Sale Notices and Local Notices Fragment
Fragments show names like Mr Gr if fin and Mr Robertson and references to property land rents and scheduled sales. Unclear dates and places appear with scattered mentions of people and local terms. The piece resembles a chaotic community notice page with mixed names and events.
Mrs J Watkins Left Yesterday in Eastward Journey
A brief item notes Mrs J Watkins departed yesterday for an eastern journey. The fragment references her as the principal subject and indicates the move was a personal travel matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 2. Watkins
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Worhler
Hilda Tilmas
Eldon Ulvich
L. D. Howard Farn
Millie
Brown
Violet Mitchell
Richardson
Hursiay
Lone Star
Logan-Moere
Baldwin
Josephine Bury
Albert
Gib J
Tlathron
Eric Breckinride
Rave
Eplwn Bair
Mitery
Omer
Sena
Ethel Eal
A. Robertson
Chil
Lathrop
Hone Baldwin
Nee Williams
Frank Pardee
Geral
Urday
Colorad Faonbe Tantay Coal
Matthews
Ford
Abe
PSS Pty Bere Et
Weis
Netra
Pat Penns
Moe Phat
Topeka
Perkins
Wight
BIS
L. M. Penwell
PIL Eastvan
Gavtus
J.L. Hanks
W. C. Hamilton
Lawrences
Hos
Edaler Waeness Store Mass
Duran Ducd
China
Farrow
Milwaukee
Alvatro Gay
Inet
Sanep
J. H. Holke
QO. GD. Thgoaslas
F.C. Whipple
Kanwaka Ladies’ Aid
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