Mar- era town notes and social visits across Higginsville
Wema and Hays Wollemwan Sunnayed in Mar L Evert. Miss Pearl Moore returns from Odessa visit. Dan Jackson in Blackburn. W C Carlton of Kansas City visits. Fr L Hackley of Slater visits. Mrs Butler Thomas of Higginaville visits. Several friends travel to Kansas City. Numerous relatives visit Higginsville and Corder. Seniors and Juniors hold a reception with games, prizes, and music. A town committee plans park improvements and Ada Pucket returns as school principal. Elder Arthur Downs preaches on Abraham and Lot with a focus on selflessness and holy spirit.
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W.C. Carlton
Kansas City
Mr. On
D. H. Garnett
Marshall
L. Hackley
Slater
Butler Thomas
Higginaville
Lowia Shult
Alvin Frerking
Oscar Jones John
Beary
Drew Selhous
Corder
Corder High School
Reynolds
Lucile Reynolds
Edna Dean
Wleitord
Flora Lesser
Lucy Marshall
Marguerite Lake
Ned O'Brien
Higginsville
Charley Keith
Wm. Kechterman
Albert
Petty
McHebron
Mrs
Prank Foulds
Higuinsville
Will Jennings
Arthur Downs
Abraham
Lot
Add
Mayview Notes Long Local Social Roundup
Mayview notes list residents and visitors from Higginsville Lexington and Odessa. It records routine trips to towns, church events, visits, shopping, and a death prompting relatives to travel. Names include Bullard Hornet Legat Schmults Warren Higgins Merryman Dysart Zeyezing Cooper Long and others in a busy regional social ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hornet
Fred Legat
Odessa
Sam Schmults
Higgineville
Gean Doaty
Jas
Vikars
Higginsville
Irving Withers
Independence
Minnie Warren
Lexington
Higgins
Alex
Marty Roach
Bob Kincheloenee
Oo Sch
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Local Traveler Notes End of Week Trips
Capt. 4. P. Ardinger who has been spending a few days fir Kansas City returned home Wednesday evening. Master Pendleton Hall went to Kansas City Thursday morning to see "Bue ter Brown," at the Grand Theatre. Walter B. Waddell returned Wednesday evening from a few days stay in Kansas City, G. E. H. Berghofer went to Palmyra, Mo., Wednesday morning on business.
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Hugh Kleeschulte
Alma
Ada Pucket
Tineville Mo
P. Ardinger
Kansas City
Pendleton Hall
Bueter Brown
Grand Theatre
Walter B. Waddell
G. EH. Berghofer
Palmyra
Woeerle Left On Wednesday Business Trip
Gunray Woeerle departed Wednesday evening on a business trip to St Louis. Miss Jonble Brightwell, visiting her aunt Mrs A L Bryant in Lawrence, Kansas for two weeks, returned home Thursday evening.
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Gunray Woeerle
Louis
Jonble Brightwell
Auuter
A. L Bryant
Lawrence
Kans
Quote on ethics of killing by terrorist leader in Russia
Leroy Scott reports a terrorist leader arguing that killing is justified on battlefield and questions killing officials who order attacks. The leader frames soldiers as tools while striking leaders as the more ethical act. W. H. Campbell was in Kansas City Tuesday.
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Leroy Scott
Russia
W. H. Campbell
Kansas City
Indian School Training Emphasizes Native Arts and Trades
The superintendent explains a policy to train Indian children in general mechanical trades while preserving ancestral arts. Native designs are kept, dyes and materials tested, and emphasis placed on tribal crafts like blanket weaving for Navaboe and Mogal students. Howard Williams returned from a month at Swedrsh Hospital in Kansas City.
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Hays Wollemwan
Mar- L
Dan Jackson
Blackburn
Emma Neil
Near Ala
R.J. Davies
Nelson Mo
H. L. Bray
G. TR. Beatty
Nathan Corder
Cobb
LaMonte
Margaret Lake
Margarita Corder
Charley Saunders
Sams Col
T. B. Gorrin
Ellenv
Elizabeth Wilson
LaMonte Mo
Laurence Smith
Paul Proctor
South West Mo
Oscar
Dyer Sheerwood
Weed Marshall
Alfred Young
Prairie
California
Leo Wolverman
H. Kleeschulte
Conder
Mayview Notes
O. M. Bullard
H. DeHolt
Reinvem
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Alman
Dever
Jessie Groves
Proctor Campbell of
Gorder
Mrs. Dysart
Louis Wall
Lex
Ington
Fritz Hammerman
St Louis
Henry Holm
Charles Ray
Jovette Redd
L. W. Coxm
Son Pletcher
Hebert Dysart
Laurence Pps
Waverly
Cable
St Louig
Frank Zeyeing
Hill
Methodist Church
Mann
Wellington
Dover
Tom Corban
Ide
Elgie
Will Meng
J. Winn
Harvey Vaughn
Elizabeth Vaughn
Sam Vaughn
Addie Mary
Geo Zeyzing
John Cooper
John Longeat
Miss Addie
Dean Dysart
Robert Dysart
Johnnie Wahl
Minnie McGee
Imma Miers
Henry Hockensmith
Nannie Littlejohn
Lula McReynolds Tipton
Mary Barley
Addie Stark
Johan Hogan
K. C. Hogan
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Wil Meng
Martin Oliver
Mr. Oliver
W. G. Harwood
G. B. Gordon
Frank Carter
Robert
Charles Neer
Henshaw
J. R. Plattinburg
Francis Gordon
A. W. Milster
James B. Wheeler
Mart Oliver
John L. Oliver
N. P. Buck
Mary
C. V. Shulenberger
M. E
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Sedalia
John Olver
F. BE. Downs
Hazen
Arkansas
Mr. Down
Louise Davis
Katead City
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William Zeysing
W. H. Druvert
M. L. Rowe
Optical Authorities of America
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Lowa
Howard Williams
Swedlsh
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