WaKeeney Hospital Drive Faces Critical Stage
A mass meeting in WaKeeney discusses funding and locating a hospital. Episcopal church plan would see residents raise money and transfer to Sisterhood for operation, with stock reverting if duties lapse. Estimated cost to build is fifty thousand dollars, plus a plowing demonstration announced near Ellis on March 30. Susie Acre visited Ha.
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WaKeeney
Court Room
Maltis
Mother Henna
Salina
Episcopal Church
Church Sisterhood
Wa Keeney
Nelson
Eilis
Allis Chalmers
Nelson & Sons, Distributors
Ellis
Kansas
Telephone coop proposal from Wakeeney firm to local citizens
A Wakeeney Telephone Company offer to sell its plant and equipment to a newly organized Trego County cooperative is outlined. The plan includes per station pricing, optional appraisal by a three member board, and shared appraisal costs, aiming to avoid duplicate infrastructure and financial loss. Also listed are White Holland turkeys and eggs from Mrs. Teague Collyer Kansas.
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Trego County
WakKeeney Telephone Company
Public Service Corporation
WaKeeney and Vicinity
WaKeeney Telephone Company
C. Bruce Goffe
W. F. Teague
Collyer
Kas
WaKeeney church notes highlight strong week for society program
Sunday school and Women's Foreign Missionary Society program reported well attended with a liberal offering. Revival campaign at the Baptist church ongoing under Evangelist Lester F. Sage and Rev. McHenry with services nightly at 8:00 pm. Presbyterian choir to perform cantata Our Living King at 7:30 pm and Our Living Lord at next Sabbath. Easter services listed in English and German with catechetical instruction sessions.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
WaKeeney
Epworth League
The
Baptist Church
Lester F. Sage
Rev. McHenry
Christ
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Local notes from WaKeeney and vicinity across week
Local items report travel by H O Reichard to Kansas City Bill Truan plans two weeks work in Hays Hidie Sellers returns from Texas Frank Walker visits Manhattan Lost beads found in WaKeeney Mrs F C Wallner hosts high school faculty and teachers Mrs J R Dorman recovering from pneumonia Julius Hillman visits World office wheat conditions near Ogallah Excavation begins for Common School basement New Episcopal services Bishop Mize to conduct Holy Communion notices Fred Riggs opens tire and cream business in Ellis new Al bert Acre residence under construction New baby for Ren Hinshaw family accident injures Thomas R Walker at WaKeeney P G Seemore assists with Marvel machinery Shaw and Woerner install new garage equipment Directors elected for Trego County Co Operative Telephone Co plan to build and offer free toll service and countywide coverage capitalization set at 50000.
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H. O. Reichard
Kansas City
Bill Truan
Hays
Hidie Sellers
Texas
Frank Walker
Manhattan
William
H.C. Johnson
F. C. Wallner
J. R. Dorman
Julius Hillman
Ogallah
World Office
Episcopal Church
Mize
Salina
Dr. Herrick
Ed. Olivers
L. E. Knapps
Charles
Hill City
Collyer
Parsons
Trego County
Frank Meyer
South Dakota
Meyer
Elsie Mensing
Albert Acre
Albert
Ren Hinshaw
Babe
Ren
Latta
Eskridge
Kansas
Hinshaw
Thomas R
WaKeeney notices and social updates from The World
Dr. G. F. Cook did business in Morland on Tuesday. S. S. Long visited from Quinter on Wednesday. For sale cane seed and barley by W. J. Jones WaKeeney. Lost tire for a Ford, notify Dr. Herrick. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ellermeyer moved to Easter avenue cottage. For sale eight milk cows. Lester Burnham went to Hays for finger treatment. Miss Margaret Hardman returns from Perry Hall near Chicago for Easter. George K. Morell and Lillian L. Vander bur to marry per Topeka Capital. John E. Lindberg from Alma urges continued World delivery. Power plant smoke stack and boiler arrived. new building complete. machinery being installed. Raymond Ostrander from Camp Meade visits WaKeeney. recently discharged from Army. J. W. Spenn hauled a carload of Fords. Mrs. W. E. Dillinger at musical festival in Lindsborg. Fred Medley, Earl Errington and Frances Hoyer in WaKeeney on business. Carpenters work on Wonner residence. Farmers Union meeting at sheriff’s office March 26. Guy Roberts from Salina visits WaKeeney. J. Straw and others visit Collyer for hospital plans. Phares and Mensing attend Rev. Bunge funeral in Beatrice. Lena Mensing recalled. Tina Schnaze and Chas Gris wed in Hays on March 19. live on Schnaze farm east of WaKeeney. World extends congratulations.
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G. FP
Cook
Morland
S. S. Long
Quinter
W. J. Jones
Keeney
Pennsylvania
Ford
J. B. Carpenter
Lester Burnham
Hays
Margaret Hardman
Perry Hall
Chicago
Topeka
George K. Morell
Collyer
Lillian L. Vanderbur
John E. Lindberg
Alma
Kansas
Ogallah
New City
Raymond Ostrander
Camp Meade
W. Mattingy
North Oakes Street
Mr.Ostrander
J. W. Spenn
W. E. Dillinger
Lindsborg
Fred Medley
Earl Errington
Frances Hoyer
Stockton
WaKeeney
Frank Wonner
A. B. Jones
Farmers Union
Sheriff's Office
Tina Schnaze
Chas. Griswould
Trego County
Schnaze
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Susie Acre
Lutheran Church Notes
Mr. Bob
American Legion
Bob
Gibson’s
Melody Four
Heckman & Hutchison
Margaret
Swiggett
Keeney, Kansas
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