Baldwin News Highlights Local Clubs and Events
Baldwin residents hear club reports at Nautilus opening meeting and plan a busy season. Prominent locals attend social hours as the First Methodist church hosts Rally Day events and a union at the church. Nearby auctions add new land purchases, while students and teachers pursue studies at Baker and Northwestern University.
Fortieth wedding anniversary noted in Excelsior
A large gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Hermon Pohl celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with music, pictures, a short program and refreshments. Guests included Rev Mastin and family, Rappard, Fleer, Lutz, Miller, Haas, Glasier, Pohl and many others from the community. The event reflected a warm, neighborly mood and long shared ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pohl
Baldwin
Glenna Montgomery
Hattie Hale
Marshall Churchbaugh
Anna Johanning
Esther
Anna Hotchkiss
Lebo
L. W. Haas
Ottawa
Carl Schwartz
Harry Flory
Alee Albert Hornberger
Eva Haas
Dudles Gilliland
Tom Gilliland
Mother Johanning
Walter Jahle
J. W. Unasr
Willy Yohanning
Anna Yohanning
Hermin Pohl
Mastin
Lauren and
Warren
Ch . Rappard
Fred Fleer
Frank Lutz
Tom Miller
Gus Nelsggn
John Gibson
Theodore Glaser
Henry Pohl
Orville
Ralph
Eunice
Birger Nelson
Maxine
Wilma
Teddy
Gideon Ann
Min
Chester Gibson
Aurelia
Raymond
Bex Gibson
Marjorie
Her
Donald
Hartie Erikson
Opal Steen
Ruth Nelson
Fra Haas
Ernest Pohl
Poll
Dan Johannine
Frang [Ie
Frederick
Otto Johaning
Kramwaka
Sharley Micheal
Guy
Yland
Charley Oshel
Eva
Home Team Seeks Strong Start In Opening Game
The home boys hope to score this year as coach Bill Potts builds a fast squad for their initial contest. Last year’s Q Q game noted, and the team aims for a solid showing. Various social visits and trips are noted, including Mrs Nellie McKain of Independence visiting the Black family and Grace S Black traveling to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna’ Jenkins
Phoenix
Ariz
George Marquardt
McCracken
G. M. Liston
A. E.tunin
James G. Schnebly
Nautilus
Clyde Stewart
Ottawa
Bert Bell
First Methodist Church
Helen Good
Satyavati
Theodora Chitambar
Worden
Evangelical Church
Baldwin
H. 4 Score
Nerk
Aets
Earl Reynolds
Donald Leach
James Ent Burton
Otha Lu
Torgan, Jr
Aphone
George Corn
Ans
Charles Johnson
Clarinvis
Murl Colby
Madge Skinner
Noreen Morgan
Alta
Mel Kinney
Frances Shifter
Marjorie le May
A. D. Rutell
William Griffin
Howard
Frank Johns
Moline
Alden Murrays
Bill Potts
Nellie McKain
Independence
Earl Black
Grace S. Black
Kansas City
Cora May Showalter
Paul Wolf
University of Kansas
Frank E. Wolf
Frank O'Dell
Tengka
Dream Haven
W. A. Quasto
Allie Gayle Quayto
Sunday social notes from the Haas home area
A long Sunday and weekend of visits in Baldwin and nearby areas with families from Ottawa, Hutchinson, and Richmond. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Price and daughters, Carl Schwartz and family, and many others visiting homes, farms, and a Harris fair trip. A family reunion also took place at Noah Barnhart’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Charles N. Murray
Mathias Farm
Baldhin
John W. Sanders
Osceola
OA. Ault
George S. Hretnall
Bock
Chapel Street
Baldwin High School
Topeka
Carley Behwartz
Gilliland
Pam Gilliland
Anna Tohanning
Mike ‘Young
Dan Fohanniie
Montgomery Wert Baldwin
Wircil
L. W. Haas
Ray Price
Homer Disque
George Betchel
Richmond
Kan
Noe, Sutton
Tom and
Charley Gilliani
Vane Kring
Walter Pohl
Anna Johanning
Carl Schwartz
Hutchinson
Frank Keilerman
Tom Hall
Walter Schwartz
Will Peffley
Guy Monroe
Marguerite
Ottawa
Harry Flory
Montgomery
Kenneth
Jake Shuler
Puesta
Harve Dory
Harold
Wayne
Wallie Hale
Henry
William
Flory
Lloyd
Charles Shuck
Mildred Deay
Edna
Winifred Plery
Virnie Earnhart
Martha Davison
Arthur Flory
Vinnie Marvin
Helen
Marie
Sallie Barnhart
Noah Barnhart
Ben Gibson
Marjorie Esther
Yonal
F. 1
Will Peffrey
Sons of Ottawa
J. A. Vlora
Harry Miers
Local Social Notes From Eudora Area Gatherings
Mrs. John Edelbrock and family visited relatives in Eudora while others called on neighbors in the district. At Topeka fair, state fair attendees and posh showers marked a busy week with many Mrs. and Misses cited. A hospital setback for Mr. Edelbrock followed a work accident at the Victory Ice Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edebrock, Sr
Eudora
Miss Minnie
Grandma Kurtz
Jake Wagner
Ottawa
Holler
Walter Wilson
Leslie
Alice
Edith Meuffle
Merle Reusch
Topeka
Fred Koch
Henry Mathia
West’ Budora
Emma Wilson
Delone, Bowen
Fern Brorer
Ben Neis
Genevieve Bowen
Pete Edelbrock
Baby
M. Beelthe
Clearfield
Anna Strobel
W. IT. T. Y. Club
J. McCabrin
H. Hagenbush
Mary Mertz
Robert Reusch
John Edelbreck Sr
Grant Edelbrock
Edelbrock
Victory Ice Plant
Otto Spiteli
Lawrence
Otto Abel
Minnie
Aretta
Elva Ruth
Martin
Abel
Belleview
Carl Kurtz
Had
Weaver
Henry Kurtz
Dan Strohel
Pete Ed
Community Notes From Blue Mound and Surroundings
Local residents share visits and events across Blue Mound and nearby towns. Highlights include gatherings at the W. H. Elder home in Linwood, a flower show in Baldwin, a county Farmers Union dinner in Franklin, and multiple family visits and social calls among neighbors and out-of-town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mound
Frank Tupping
W. C. Boehle
Henry Boehle
Ed. Sanders
Will Churchbaugh
Della Hale
Willow Springs
Boehle
Chas. Hubb and I
W.H. Elder
Linwood
Frank Horrell
Si Raymond
Baldwin
John Irvin
Memorial Hospital
Margaret Douglas
Kensington
Cowles
Clarence Vansellens
Joe Delongadelle
Earnest Brown
Kansas City
Smith
Edna Buncan
Henry Welsh
Franklin
Simonts
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Paasch
Kevin Tuttle
A. Smoots
Pearl
County Quarterly Farmers’ Union
Ed Paasch
W. LH. McNish
Richland
Farl Cowtes
Arthur Weeks
Roche
Luh
Glen Smith
Brown
Reant
McNish
Burlington
Puech
Frank Harrell
Grandma Wells
Hines Sanday
Wilbur
Chase Hubbard
Inna
Arthur Werks
Wanda Elaine
Rhertson
Weeks
St. Louis
Bert. Harber
MD. Praseh
George
Henry Rohe
Rohe
Ruben Weeks
Milton Shafystall
J. A. Simoots
Gerald Robertson
Harve Cooper
Albert
Abel
Grantsville
Debhert Paasch
Fimma Schutz
J. W. Hager
Pleasant Valley
Allen Smoots
Norma Smoots
Lawrence
Tom Fuson
Ohn Pickits
Bonna Lynn
Mindenmines
Smoots
Afr
Seth Griffin
Fairview
Pop. White
and Myre
Ed Paaseh
Vinland High School
Virgil Harrell
Will Walker
Ison
Mee
Mary McClintock
J.A. Sinonts
Tom
Prank Worrell
Chas. Hibbard
Va MefVintrek
Billie McClintock
London Coach History Turns To Limousines For 250th
The Coachmakers' company marks its 250th anniversary as a royal chartered firm with guests arriving in limousines, a contrast to early 19th century London streets famed for variety of carriages. King William IV and Queen Victoria often used four-horse woughants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William IV
Victoria
Democracy Myth Highlighted By Manila Voices
Senator Alegre arrives after six weeks of world travel shaping discourse on democracy with strong influence second only to Senate Quezon. The report notes focus on Americas role and the phrase democracy as myth persists in lower displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donitc Priev
Jun Alegre
Senate
Quezon
Alegre
Flying Scotsman runs on board ice making plant
The Flying Scotsman express carries its own ice making machinery. Experiments show ice production on long runs. refrigeration units operate from power generated by an electric motor driven from the train kitchen by a belt. Similar installations planned for other lines.
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London
Scotsman” Express
Dinars
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