Local Notes From Voda On Social Visits And Ventures
Rainy days mark community chatter as Miss Bertha Oldham visits her mother while J. Griffith and family call on Mrs. L. A. Krhut. P. G. Owens expands into hog farming with S fly and ongoing purchases. Mrs. Otto Schwanbeck hosts her sister and family from Salina. Alf Schimkowitsch made a significant trip to Voda last week as Owens recruits a man from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Oldham
J. Griffith
L. A. Krhut
P. G. Owens
Sfly
Otto Schwanbeck
Salina
Alf Schimkowitsch
Voda
Ogallah Church Services Narrowly Stand Amid Weather
Weather and unpreparedness led to the cancellation of a Children’s Day program while Ogallah area church activities remained quiet. The note urges attendance regardless of rain, with details for Prayer Meeting and Sunday services, and mentions a May 13 address on Christian Endeavor. Local updates report visits, hospital stays, moves, and weatherrelated delays in transport and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallah
John D. Zimmerman
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church House
Steers for Ox Teams Arrive for Cattle Purchases
F Colcord of Cook County Illinois arrives at Kansas City stock yards seeking aged steers for ox teams. He notes Connecticut farmers still prefer hand labor, with cattle shipped from yards to auction. Article also covers American Legion news and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Coleold
Cook County
Chicago
Kansas City
Connecticut
Mr. Colcord
Kansas
Nebraska
American Legion News
Local Social Notes and Attending Visits
Community members spent Sundays and weeknights visiting relatives and friends. Families moved into new homes while others planned dances and family reunions. Edith Shaw gains mobility and training at the register of deeds office as she prepares to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Shaw
Register of Deeds Office
Local notices and society items from WaKeeney area
Chas. Moore is in Russell on business while Dc R. Kirby transacted business at Elis. Wm. Truan family visited relatives in Hays and Gorham area. For sale five room house and two lots with outbuilding, inquire H. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Heys and child return from Denver trip. Miss Bernice Mattingly attended a state Business Women's Club meeting in Topeka, visiting relatives in Salina. Trego County Sunday School convention slated in WaKeeney Presbyterian Church. delegates expected if weather permits. Mrs. J. M. Rhoades and son attend Topeka High graduations. Zeva Rhoades among graduates. Rev. William Moll Case of Eugene, Oregon, guest of Basil Roloson after attending church assembly in Winona Lake. The play Farm Folks by local Baptist church group draws crowd despite weather. another showing planned. Miss Fiona Bell elopes with Claude Paine. Paine, a Hardman Lumber Co. worker and overseas volunteer, weds. Locals appear as witnesses in Coate case at Ogallah. Judd Benson returns from Lawrence after university studies, visits grandparents. Earl Groft and Arthur Keraus head to Des Moines for Imperial Council Shrine meeting. Groft a patrolman, Keraus in Isis Temple band. Road grader to be pulled by Holt caterpillar tractor. state-owned, wartime allocation, only 39 in state. Rainy weather hinders Karl Simpson shows. matinee for Memorial Hospital Fund raises $33.25. Persistent rain and muddy streets slow WaKeeney traffic. no street repairs planned until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Moore
Russell
R. Kirby
Elis
Wm. Truan
Hays
Business Women's Club
Salina
Trego County
Presbyterian Church
Wa Keeney
Truan
Gorham
J. M. Rhoades
James
Topeka
Topeka High School
Zeva Rhoades
Wm. Moll Case
Eugena
Oregon
Basil Roloson
General Assembly
The
Winona Lake
Ind
Baptist Church
Fiona Bell
J. P. Bell
Wa- Keeney
Claude Paine
Bell
Paine
Uncle Sam
Hardman Lumber Co
Ogallah
Wf Coate
Groft
Keraus
Isis Temple
Holt
State Highway Commission
Kansas
War Department
Karl Simpson
Memorial Hospital Fund
WaKeeney
Treatment of common colds prompt bed rest advice
A physician urges staying in bed for the first twenty four hours of a cold to prevent prolonged distress and serious disease. He endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt recovery and notes daily bowel movements for all. Sold by all druggists.
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Dr. LeGear’s
Walter F. Swiggett
J. D. Rogers
American Hotel
Christian Church Notes
N. B. Napes
Ogallah News
Ella Arnold
Edith Lees
Philipsburg
Thernby Ridgway
Ross
J. R. Boles
Lincoln County
Geo. Yeager
Dwight Reynolds
Nelle Shanthaler
Cain
Wichita
Elizabeth Itter
Chas. Benson
Judd
Grandpa Vetter
Guy Marquand
Colorado Springs
Glen Marquand
Lawrence
Kansas University
Elmer Brooks
Miss Brooks
Howard Hinkson
Ellis
Nixon
Oklahoma
Ellis ccefiCoaki
Berlin
Leason
America
American Legion
Red Cross
Ilinois
Kansas American Legion
Frank Stull
Ness City
American Legion National
Chamber of Commerce
Eddie Deeds
Kansas City Flying Club
McConnell’s Cash Grocery
W. A. McConnell
Ogalish
Intere
Sted
Birmingham Age- Herald
Johnson & Yoxill
Denver Music Company
Denver
Colo
John Nurton
Harman Oldham
R. Owens
Lennie Zeman
F. P. Glassman
R. Kristof
P. A. Lynch and
Keats
Keeney
Howard Puterbaugh
Shorty Krhut
Ed. Oliver
Iowa
Engle
Tom Schimkowitsch
Harold Austin
Saline
L. A
Straw’s Furniture Store
J. L. Logue
Bean Studio
E. Ward
Trego County Land CO
N. B. Mapes
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Ets Auto
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