Wa Keeney girls winced at Hays misperception over game
Wa-Keeney World reports a letter defending Wa-Keeney girls after a disputed bout with Hays High. The exchange praises fair treatment, recounts hospitality shown by Hays, and condemns unfounded local criticism. Also noted are a damaging Kansas hail event and three local deaths with funeral details.
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Hays
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Wa-Keeney
Kansas
Trego County
Wa Keeney
Death and Funeral Notices Chronicle of 1917
Sickness and death surround Mrs Nellie Thrall Wilson and Mr Stephen s family. Nellie Thrall Wilson born Ottumwa Iowa 1861 married Robert C Wilson 1883 in Ottumwa. Four children survive with the daughter and husband present. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Allison and burial at Wa Keeney Cemetery. Mr Stephen s died 1917 aged 82 with survivors and large funeral at Methodist church. Sincere thanks expressed by Mrs W D Stephens and family. Also an advertisement for Sanol kidney remedy.
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Grim Reaper
R. C. Wilson
W. D. Stephens
Julius Ha
Christene Kramer
Kamten
Germany
Topeka
Haughey
Finkbiner
Wa-Keeney
Julius Harries
Syracuse
Nebraska
Trego County
Haveies
Herman Post
Coleridge
Nebr
Henry Kramer
Fred Thiel
Haigle
Presbyterian Church
Nellie Thrall
Ottumwa
Iowa
Robert C. Wilson
Chase T
Rev
Allison
Wilson
Rev. Brown
Hill City
Stephens
North Carolina
Elmer Cue
Tennessee
Indiana
Lavina
Mr. Stephens
Friends
Quaker Church
Methodist Church
Methodist
Sutton
Wa Keeney
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