Obituary and notices from Arnold Kansas 1921
Edwin L Frye born 1864 near Winchester Virginia dies 1921 at home six miles north of Arnold Kansas aged 56. He married Alice Frye in 1887. five sons Edgar Claude Leslie Fred Carl survive with wife and two brothers. Funeral at Arnold Methodist, Utica cemetery. Minister P Carrie cites moral warnings. Card of thanks from Alice H Frye family. Also local notices on establishing Golden Belt Truck and Transportation route with Salina Colby Dodge City lines May 15 20. W W remedies show May 16 23 at 8 pm. hospital fund growing.
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Edwin Lee Frye
Winchester
Virginia
Arnold
Kansas
St. Elizabeth Church
Alice Frye
Edgar Frye
Claude E
Leslie C
Fred L
Carl B
H. P. Frye
Little River
Isaac B. Frye
Utica
J. C. Rudd
Kansas City
Robt. Marmon
Golden Belt
Salina
Colby
Mr. Rudd
Mr. Marmon
Topeka
Selina
Dodge City
Golden Belt Company
Hays
Salinas
G. W. Smith
Presbyterian Notes for Next Sabbath Sermon Topic
Next Sabbath morning the subject will be Modern Particles about our Savior. There is no evening preaching service. The Junior Endeavor Society meets at 6 45 PM with the topic What po te Bee Pewee.
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Endeavor Society
Shrine Gatherings Draw Western Kansas Crowds in Hays
A large crowd from western Kansas and Wakeeney arrives by train to Hays for Shrine events at the Normal city. One hundred and one ride the Union Pacific. Novices wear decorated hats and camel water pails, led by a rope. The day features music by the WaKeeney band, a 2:30 p.m. program, 6:30 p.m. banquet, and 7:30 p.m. ceremonial session.
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Kansas
Hays
Wakeeney
Trego County
Union Pacific
WaKeeney Band
Hays News
Rego County Grade School Commencement May 18 1921 Wakeeney KS
May 18 1921 2 00 P M commencement program at Rego County Grade School Wakeeney Kansas features piano solo Twittering of the Birds and vocal pieces by students Eva Hixson Marion Mitchell Lottie Kvasnicka Eviya Linabere Gultbert Lofsteaa Fanny Mansficia Anna Mangold Ciara McCollum Blanche McKinsey Dena Andrew Zigler father of Mrs H E Tripp departs for Waldo to reside. Also notes on local wheat prices and a charity shipment of twelve thousand guns by Heyl Brothers bakery to Hays Shrine feast plus available household goods for sale at a Voda house and pure home made lard at Baker's.
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Lottie Kvasnicka
Eviya Linabere Destatoon
Gultbert Lofsteaa
Fanny Mansficia
Anna Mangold
Ciara McCollum
Blanche McKinsey
Dena
Andrew Zigler
H. E. Tripp
Waldo
Por
Voda
W. D. Guilbert
Hays
Bie Shrine
Heyl’s
Baker's
Local News Highlights From Trego County and Nearby
Mrs. Joe Dowden and son from Oberlin visited after attending the Hays Music Festival. A new son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Parsons weighing ten and a half pounds. mother and babe are doing well. Wm. Littlechild and son Tom shipped seven cars of cattle to Kansas City then returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guilbert of Voda plan to auto west via Washington and Oregon. Closing week at Trego County High School includes class sermon May 15 and commencement May 19 with Rev. W. B. and address by Fred Naiman. Decoration Day expected to be observed in Wa-.
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Joe Dowden
Oberlin
Hays
Grant Mann
John R. Parsons
Babe
Wm. Littlechild
Tom
Kansas City
Walter Guilbert
Voda
Washington
Oregon
Professor Pepp FARCICAL COMEDY AT Trego County HS 1921
A senior class presents Professor Pepp a farcical college town comedy with a nervous professor and a Russia hoax. The plot follows a garden party football victory celebration and a mistaken murder order ending in a safe, humorous reveal. Reserved seats at Munson's Drug Store.
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Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin L. Frye
Mother Earth
P. Carrie
Alice H. Frye
Diamond Ring
Lavalliere
Reliable Jewelry Store
Presbyterian Notes
Sheridan Hall
Patrol
Rego County Grade School
Eva Hixson
Marion Mitchell
Trego County High School
H. A. McHenry
W. BR
Fred Naiman
Nebraska
Pepp
Walter Ben Hare
Peterkin Pepp
Harold Howe
Glenn Nevis
Father
Minerva
Helen Fair Allison
Margaret
Swiggett
Cemey
Eane
Trege County
Eigth
WakKeeney
Baptist Church Building Committee
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