Political activity on many fronts in presidential race
Washington reports heavy campaign activity as 244 delegates to Democratic and Republican conventions are chosen this week. Democratic leaders plan Jefferson Day events in Washington and Chicago while Republicans prepare for key delegate selections. Roosevelt supporters claim strong delegate totals across Illinois Nebraska Florida Michigan and North Atlantic area. Garner and Murray also figure in contests.
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Washington
Chisago
Republican Committee On
Key
Élvor J. Harn Lawns
Franklin D. Roosev Selt
Kenl Zu
Te Awell Roose
Indus
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Garner
Murray
Oklahoma
Illinois
Florida
Michigan
North Anat Wall
Delaware
Three Active Volcanoes Hold Attention in Chile
In Chile three volcanoes drew wide attention as Tinguirica in Colchagua province Quisapu in Talca province and Cordillera on the Argentine border erupted with explosions and fire. Panic spread in towns like Rancagua and Quillota though no casualties or damage were reported. Snow dust obscured Andes streets as residents spent nights in public squares seeking safety.
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Santiago
Chile
Tinguirica
Colchagia
Quisapu
Talca
Cordillera
Co Rancagua
Quilloh
Quillota
Argentina
Andes
Paris Morning Papers Face Hitler Defeat and German Unrest
Paris papers reflect relief over Hitler's setback while warning of ongoing German tensions. Le Journal, Le Petit Parisien, Le Temps note Hindenburg's prestige, Hitler's youth appeal, and the risk of new political upheavals. They doubt favorable outcomes from Geneva talks amid rising Nazi strength.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Trian
le Journal
Sterday
le Petit
Parisien
Hidenburg
Hitler
Tie Temps
von Hindenburg
Ge‘neva
de Lapsanne
Piracy near Shanghai halts commerce says merchants
Chinese merchants report an unprecedented piracy wave west of Shanghai toward Lake Taihu paralyzing trade. They claim breakdown of civil authority near the international settlement with raids on barges carrying goods worth about 250000 and 40 captives for ransom. The pirates are said to base operations at Lake Taihu, 75 miles west, intensifying fear in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Taihu
Shanghai International Settlement
Lake‘Taihu
Peera AE Sien
War Office Orders Demobilization Of Shanghai Troops
Tokyo April 11 AP The War Office announced the return of several thousand reservists from Shanghai with the 14th Division ordered demobilized to a peace footing of about 11 000 men The 14th and 9th divisions compose the bulk of Japanese troops now at Shanghai Dr Sheldon to preach in Topeka Plymouth Church next Sunday morning guest speaker to church Ed Rahskopf listed at 740 Massachusetts Street adv257
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Tokyo
War ‘Office
Shanghai
Sheldon
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Will E
Plymouth Congregational Church
Supreme Court urged for re hearing in Kansas highway case
A petition seeks a rehearing to reverse a ruling that the Kansas highway commission bears liability for injuries from two depressions on a gravel road. A. L. Foster argues counties and townships could be held responsible for similar road conditions, unsettling state immunity. The case involved Mrs. Lillie Williams seeking damages after her husband died.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Kansas Highway Commission
A. L. Foster
Labette County
Jackson County
Lillie
Wiliams
State Highway Commission
Trial set for six Leavenworth break defendants
Six men indicted over the December Pit States Penitentiary break at Leavenworth prepare for federal court action in Kansas City Kansas. Prosecution by US Attorney M Brewster targets actual participation by the surviving band of seven led by Warren T. B. White. Recaptured defendants Stanley Brown Earl Thayer Charles Berta and Tom Underwood face escape with assault charges. Harold Fontaine awaits extradition from Windsor Ontario. Former guard C A Carlson is charged with introducing money into the prison.
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Kansas City
Kan
Pit States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Federal District Court
M. Brewster
United States
Warren T. B. White
Stanley Brown
Earl] Thayer
Charles Berta
Tom Underwood
Wichita Mafe
Warden Wite
Fred G. Zerbst
Harold Fontaine
Warden White
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
C. A. Carlson
President Praises Red Cross at Convention Address
President Hoover praised the American Red Cross before its annual convention in Continental Hall Washington calling it a daily demonstration of devotion and saying it would be a neglect of duty not to open the meeting He walked from the White House to the hall and spoke extemporaneously amid a colorful Red Cross gathering including nurses He thanked the organization for alleviating suffering from drought flood storm and unemployment and urged continued resolve Michigan reports 237 agricultural experiment projects in state stations.
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Washington
Hoover
American Red Cross
Continental Hall
The
Red Cross
White House
Barton Payne
London String Quartet to Perform at University Concert
The London string quartet arrives in Lawrence to perform at 8:20 pm in the University auditorium as part of the University concert course. The group, famed worldwide, includes John Pennington, Thomas Petre, William Primji, and C Warwick Evans, with a program featuring works by Dvorak Debussy and others. Additional notes on ransom negotiations and press interest accompany the page.
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London String Quartet
University
Lawrence
Eld
Ridge Hotel
John
Pennington
Thomas
Petre
William Prim J Ri
C. Warwick Evans
Deaths and Funerals: Graves and others struck by loss
Florence Graves formerly of Douglas County died March 28 in a Birmingham Alabama hospital. Burial was at Pell City Alabama. Survived by husband A C Graves two sons Alfred and Leonard one daughter Mrs P P Hayes and one granddaughter all of Birmingham. Grave was daughter of the late Capt L H Tuttle pioneer of Douglas County. Wilson Martin 61 prominent farmer of Kanwaka died suddenly at home west of Lawrence. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Survived by wife one son Robert and several nieces and nephews. Mrs M Noone 85 died at home in New Amelo Kansas of pneumonia. Mother of D L Note 809 Massachusetts Street. Mr Noone left Tuesday to be with her. Funeral at New Amelo tomorrow at 9 am burial there.
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Florence Graves
Douglas County
Birmingham
Ala
Pell City
A. C. Graves
Alfred
Leonard
Rs. P. P. Hayes
Wilson Martin Wilson Martin
Kanwaka
Lawrence
Jone
Robert
M. Noone
New Amelo
Kan
D. L
Massachusetts Street
Crum Opens New Ice Cream Plant in Topeka
J F Crum, formerly Kaw Valley creamery operator of Lawrence, opens a manufacturing and retail ice cream plant in Topeka with his son J F Crum and son in law Arch Maney. He previously ran Jersey Creamery at Junction City under Fort Riley ice cream contract. former president of the Kansas and Western Missouri Ice Cream Manufacturers Association. The Topeka plant is modern, electrically equipped, and rates eighteen gallons per hour.
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F. Crum
Kaw Valley Creamery Company
Lawrence
Topeka
J. F. Crum
Arch Maney
Mr. Crum
Crum
Jersey Creamery Company
Junction City
Fort Riley
Kansas and Western Missouri Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
Journey's End scenery built by Kansas Players
The Kansas Players built and staged scenery for Journey's End by R. Sherriff set for April 18 19 and 20 in Fraser Theater. Allen Crafton supervised the construction depicting a World War I trench dugout and officer quarters as Robert Calderwood directs and acts in the production with rehearsals daily and ticket sales starting Thursday in Green Hall basement.
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R. Sherriff
Kansas Players
Fraser Theater
Robert Calderwood
Calderwood
Green Hall
At the Varsity a Millionaire romance and a hometown love
The review notes Joan Bennett in a film where she wins a beauty contest, travels to Atlantic City with Una Merkel as chaperone, meets millionaire James Kirkwood, and faces a vindictive suitor. Spencer Tracy is praised, the psychograph in the lobby draws crowds, and the feature runs all week. Duluth harbor coal receipts reach near 100 million tons over a decade, with 1931 receipts around 8 million.
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Joan Bennett
Miss Bennett
Atlantic City
Una Merkel
James ‘Kirkwood
Joan
Spencer Tracy
Duluth
Duluth, Minn
Duluth-Superior
United States
Truck Driver and Firm Sued for Crash Damages
Bruce Ball of Topeka sues Frank James the Lawrence truck driver and Clark Shaffer and Chacey firm of Topeka for 7075 damages in Shawnee county. He seeks compensation for fractured skull and brain concussion from a February 2 motor vehicle crash ten miles east of Topeka in which a truck load of slogs driven by James collided with his car. Ball says the James truck was parked on the highway without lights and James was employed by the Topeka firm at the time.
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Frank James
Lawrence
Clark, Shaffer and Chacey
Topekas
Shawnee County
Bruce Ball
Topeka
Ball
Tape
James
Kansas Junior Joins Grain Boat Voyage From Topeka
Rob Roy Mize a University of Kansas junior joins two Topeka youths Brent Oberer and Homer Landes for a two week later trip to New Orleans where they will board a grain boat crew and travel around the cape along the Pacific side. They left in Mize s roster and planned to pack their meals en route to New Orleans.
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Rob Roy Mize
University of Kansas
Topeka
New Orleans
Cape
Pacific
Brent Oberer
Homer Landes
Mize
Fire damages three garages and a Model A Ford
A late Saturday night fire damaged three garages and a Model A Ford owned by C. C. Stewart at 1620 New York Street. The car’s top and upholstery were burned, glass broken, and overall damage to the garage structures not yet estimated. No one was home when the fire started. neighbors alerted the firefighters.
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C.C. Stewart
New York Street
Hollands Family Returns From California Trip
Wilson Hollands son of Prof anil Mrs EB Hollands 1580 Rhode Island street arrived yesterday in Lawrence from Brawley California where he worked on an engineering project Bertiat who accompanied him goes to San Francisco Young Hollands and Plat Jeft left for Brawley in January. Trip both ways was by car.
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Wilson Hollands
Anil
EB. HH. Hollands
Rhode Island Street
Lawrence
Brawley
Calif
Bertiat
San Francisco
Young Hollands
Plat Jeft
Hamilton Brownbilt Shoe Store to Move to 803 Massachusetts
The Hamilton Brownhilt Shoe store plans a move to 803 Massachusetts where the Marsh Style Shop once stood. A removal sale is underway at their current address 11 Massachusetts Street.
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Hamilton Brownbilt
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Street
Elisa Perez Applies for Passport for European Travel
Miss Elisa Perez of Baker University Bald win has filed at the district clerk's office for a four months passport. She plans to sail from New York on June 3 aboard the Ste de France and will visit France and Spain.
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Elisa Perez
Baker University
Baldwin
Perez
New York
Ste de France
France
Spain
Airport notes and traffic bond reports from city pages
Charles Alexander aged 16 soloed after five hours of training, instructor W B Webb at the municipal airport with Dr Arthur Anderson having soloed the day before. Webb, airport manager for the past year, plans to renew his contract as the hangar fills with planes. Also noted are traffic bond forfeitures by FE Wilson and a Yeats for failing to appear in court, and Louis Olsen of Kansas City fined $50 for driving while intoxicated.
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Charles Alexander
Arthur Anderson
W. B. Webb
Webb
FE. W. Wilson
Gin Nalice Court
Yeats
Louis Olsen
Kansas City
C. H. Daugherty
Olsen
Hitch-Hiking Ended For A War Child Jackie Summers
Jackie Summers ten was taken to Kansas City Missouri by his mother after another hitchhiking episode. Sheriff Dunkley said the boy will be placed in the House of the Good Shepherd. The mother disclosed she had not died and said he ran away five times previously due to a school altercation. Deputy Vogler arrested him near Hird’s corner north of Lawrence. Aunt Christine lives at Hill City Kan where he was enroute when stopped.
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Jackie Summers
Warfarer
Kansas City
House of the Good Shepherd
Jack Dunkley
Jackie
J. C. Summers
Dunkley
Kaw
Hird’s Corner
Lawrence
Fred Vogler
Christine
Hill City
Kan
Vogler
Kansas Editors Roundtables Set With Kansas Notre Dame Game
Kansas editors will attend the Editors Roundtables on November 4 and 5 in conjunction with the Kansas versus Notre Dame football game. University of Kansas athletic director Dr F C Allen initially doubted could host editors amid arrangements, but Notre Dame coach Jess Harper agreed Kansas editors may be guests. Tickets will be available for Kansas editors, and the Friday and Saturday programs will include several gatherings for exchanging newspaper ideas. Details will be announced later.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Notre Dame University
F.C. Allen
K. U
Notre Dame
Jess Harper
Teiters
Flint
Interesting 1890s newspaper copies brought to Journal World
Clifford Rose presents two historical papers saved by his mother Mrs Lucy Rose. The Jeffersonian Gazette for August 17 1899 contains Chapter 1 of a Douglas County history and hurricane news from Porto Rico. The New York World June 22 1896 features politics with W C Whitney’s currency letter and a front page on McWhitney Talks Tariff.
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Journal-World
Clifford Rose
Lucy ‘Rose
Jeffersonian Gazette
The
New York World
Douglas County
Porto Ricn
W. C. Whitney
Japanese Take Village Ehitaokou in Manchuria Battle
Japanese forces seized Ehitaokou in Chi nulla Ta in Manchuria after a fierce clash with Chinese rebels. Three Japanese and about sixty Chinese were reported killed. The rebels burned about two thirds of the town’s 400 houses before the Japanese arrival. Dispatches also said rebels reoccupied Hailin and nearby towns after Japanese withdrawal, with casualties claimed on both sides.
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Tokyo
Chientao
Manchuria
Ehitaokou
Rengo
Harbin
Hailin
China hands over Shanghai withdrawal issue to League of Nations
Shanghai April 11 AP China has turned over the question of withdrawing Japanese troops from the Shanghai area to the League of Nations. Que fai Chi, chief of the Chinese delegation, said the conference seems hopeless but a reagent might help. Japan refuses to set a withdrawal deadline, dooming the peace talks if persisted.
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Shanghai
China
League of Nations
Que ‘fai-Chi
Elect Officers Tonight At Merchants Bureau Dinner
The annual election of chairman and executive committee members of the chamber of commerce Merchants Bureau will be held at a dinner tonight at the Hotel Eldridge starting 1 30 o clock. Reports on plans for the May Day Child Health Program set for April 30 in South Park will be presented. All members urged to attend.
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Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
South Park
Health meeting called for Wednesday afternoon at health office
A health meeting has been called for Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the health office of the junior high school for those interested in the work of pre-school health centers. The gathering aims to complete plans to carry on the health program. In Topeka Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas was in Topeka today to attend a meeting of the state board of education.
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Lo Nm
Topeka
E.H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Tomeka
State Board of Education
Society notes reflect local dinners and club meetings
Mrs 8 7 Babbitt hosts dinner honoring Mr Babbitt s birthday with R Funk Ray Johnson Philip Johnson Dale and their families present Betty Washington chapter of the D A R meets Saturday at 2 30 at Mrs W B Dalton s home with hostesses listed The Kansas PT A state meeting in Pittsburg April 13 14 will involve Lawrence women PT A council president S M Purcell has rail rates details for delegates Ventura club to meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs George Hedrick
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Babbitt
Mr. Babbitt
R. Funk
Ray Johnson
Philip Johnson
Betty Washington
Id. A. R
W. B. Dalton
Floyd Rankin
Blanche Deichert
Florence Barrows
B. A. White
H. EB. Rynerson
W. W. Hutton
Dorothy Dinsmoor
Ada. Lindell
Mary Howell
H. A. Dodderidge
Lawrence
Pittsburg
S. M. Purcell
PT. A.council
Kans City Visitors Highlight Weekend Personal Notices
Local society notes list Mrs. D. G. Barstow of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs. Etta Corle in Corbin Jal over the weekend. Miss Ina F. Cowles of Manhattan and Mrs. Harvey Woods of Minneapolis, with daughter Lottie Sturdy, arrive for family duties and care. James G. Tiff shows partial recovery at Memorial Hospital before returning home. Harold Wif and Robert Iff visit their father in Kansas, while Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wolff depart for Tseka to see Mr. Baer before heading home to Pueblo Colorado.
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D. G. Barstow
Kansas City
Etta Corle
Corbin Jal
Grace
Black
Baldhwin
Ina’ F. Cowles
Manhattan
Lawrence
Harvey Woods
Minneapolis
Kan
William Orrick
Lottie Sturdy
Orrick
James G. Tiff
Harold Wif
Strong City
Robert Iff
Fort Apache Aria
E. A. Wolff
J. Marvin LeSuer
Tseka
Bae
Thei
Pueblo
Colo
Democrats Urge Precinct Delegates for State Convention
Douglas county executive committee calls for immediate organization to elect sixteen delegates and thirty two with half votes for the state convention to be held in Lawrence on May 16. A county wide mass meeting is set for Saturday at 2:20 pm at the courthouse to select delegates with each precinct represented. Also notes removal of trap nets on Rock Creek and Wakarusa, a divorce suit by Helen Gettler, a marriage license issued to Moses L. Cheek and Eva G Winsor, the illness of William Harper, and hospital notes on several patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lawrence
Alay
Earh
Twenty-Five Boys Take Part in Judging Tour
Twenty five 4-H club members and vocational agriculture students attended a livestock judging tour last Saturday. Six vo cational agriculture students were from Tonganoxie high school. Leaders included county agent J A Terrelly and instructors R Essick and O M Williamson. Judging occurred at farms in various breeds and types to train participants for spring contests and fall fairs. This tour opens a series planned for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie High School
J. A. Terrelly
Christie Hepler
Homse
R. Essick
O. M. Williamson
Lawrence
Turexanonie
Jersey
Fred ‘Laptad
Plan for Mothers Day at University of Kansas
Members of the committee plan the University of Kansas Mothers Day program for May 7 and meet at 4:20 PM tomorrow in the office of Miss Agnes Husband, dean of women. Dean Husband chairs the committee. the program includes the annual banquet and entertainments at fraternity and sorority houses. Members listed include Maxine Luther, Faire Voran, Enterprise Knox, Mary Hart, Hazel Slocum, Susan Hadson, Laura Tuild, Helen Heaston, Charles Snyder, Donald Roney, Russel Strobel, Robert Hitchcock, John Rumsey, Clair Foster, Robert Rump, Edward Hatton, Mrs. D. M. Swarthout, Mrs. C. F. Nelson, Mrs. N. P. Sherwood, Mrs. C. C. Stewart, Mrs. P. F. Walker, Mrs. C. A. Coe, Mrs. EL H. Lindley, and Prof. W. A. Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Agnes Husband
Dean Husband
Cipirman
Gram
Maxine Luther
Faire Voran
Enterprise Knox
Mary Hart
Hazel Slocum
Susan, Hadson
Laura Tuild
Helen Heaston
Charles Snyder
Donald Roney
Russel Strobel
Robert Hitchcock
John Rumsey
Clair Foster
Robert Rump
Edward Hatton
D.M. Swarthout
C. F. Nelson
N. P. Sherwood
C. C. Stewart
P. F. Walker
C. A. Coe
EL H. Lindley
W. A. Dill
Parsons City Attorney to Seek District Court Ban on Sunday Shows
Parsons Kansas city attorney Charles H. Cory said he will file a petition in district court to restrain further Sunday picture shows. He argues the uptown theater operated by Glen W. Dickinson Theaters, Inc. violated a city ordinance by showing on Sunday for the second time. After the initial shows last week workers were arrested and fined in police court and appealed to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
Charles H. Cory
Cory
Uptown
Glen W. Dickinson Theaters, Inc
Distri Court
Supper for Plymouth Men at Final Yearly Meeting
Plymouth men meet for the final supper of the year in the parish house of Plymouth Congregational Church at 6:30 pm. Judge C A Smart will speak on Law Enforcement and the Third Degree, with Charles Rankin as singer. Supper committee members include L G Carter chairman Howard McConnell J W Twente Donald Lovett Carl Althaus Edwin Belles W B Dalton and H L Burger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymouth Menavill
Plymouth Congregational Church
C. A. Smart
Charles Rankin
L. G. Carter
Tioward McConnell
J. W. Twente
Donald Lovett
Carl Althaus
Edwin Belles
W. B. Dalton
H. L. Burger
Arkansas enters relays at Kansas Relays and meet
The University of Arkansas will send a medley relay team and individual performers in the 100 yard dash, shot put, and pole vault to the tenth annual Kansas Relays on April 23, announced by the Kansas University athletic office. Four more entry blanks arrived for the twenty eighth annual KU Innterscholastic meet on April 22. Garnett, Bendena, and Gridley enter in class A and B respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arkansas
Kansas
Local Ford dealer reports views of new car
W C Hamilton, a local Ford dealer, said today that about 0 people had viewed the new car in his show rooms over the last three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hamilton
Ford
Bowen announce birth of daughter Clara Erma in West Fairview
Mr and Mrs Russell Bowen announce the birth of a daughter named Clara Erma. Clara Erma has been staying with Mrs Nancy Cummings and has returned home for a few weeks. Mrs Mary Ziegler and Harriett Ziegler of Topeka visited Mrs Henry Lutz Sunday. The Merry Stitchers met for an all day quilting session with lunch. The R N A Buffy camp met at Richland Hall for regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bowen
Clara Bucheim
Nancy. Cummings
Mary Ziegler
Harriett Ziegler
Topeks
Henry Lutz
Merry Stitchers
Will Ice
Tme
Ice
R. N. A. Buffy
Richland Hall
Gantz couple hosted old fashioned charivari at Buck Creek home
Mr and Mrs Fritz Gantz recently married welcomed many friends to their farm once owned by C F Thompson in Buck Creek vicinity last Friday. Rayne Wilson of California visited his father B E Wilson while Mrs Mildred Mitchell and her primary pupils held an exhibition day with contests and prizes. County superintendent Wyatt attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Gantz
Local social notices and family updates from Oskaloosa area
Gragg of Oskaloosa views exhibits in the morning. Invited afternoon guests include Mrs. Geo May and many others. The Fourth de girls Lenora Baker Edithy and Genevieve Raines helped serve punch and wafers. Mrs Dale Worland entertained the Williamstown Ladies Aid at her home last Wednesday. Mutual Benefit Club members attended a bi monthy meeting in Topeka on Thursday, March 31. Mrs. Margaret Kathan, recently returned from Canada, sought dental treatment for toxic poison. Mr and Mrs Ralph Henderson and family visited Maud Webbard’s home. Mrs George May had an eye injury treated in Lawrence. Mrs John Silgins of Ottawa visited her parents in Oskaloosa. Residents attended Fudge Her ace Phinney’s funeral in Oskaloosa. Mrs Barnard suffered a recent stroke at Otto Wemmer’s home in Red Oaks Iowa. Mr and Mrs Frank May and children of Junction City stayed with Geo May’s family. Mr and Mrs Al Boddy plan to sell furniture and return to Michigan by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gragg
Oskaloosa
Geo. May
Glen May
Barnard
Edith Evans
Leila Kyle
Bertha Pearson
Bessie Pearson
Nora Baker
Mack Jones
Clayton “Jones
Dalé Worland
Parisy Raines
Lothe Stallard
Dorothy Seger
Orpha Calvert
Lenora Baker
Edithy
Genevieve Raines
Dale’ Worland
Williamstown Ladies Aid
Toon
Mutual Benefit Club
Kathryn Hollifstra
Topeka
Margaret Kathan
Canada
Dr. Simmons
Lawrence
Ralph Henderson
Ralph
Henderson
Maud Webbard
George May
May
John Silgins
Ottawa
W. M. Humphries
Fudge
Ace Phinney
John Sova
Ben Alexander
al Boddy
Michigan
Winter community notes and gatherings in the Sims era
Mrs Eben Sims hosted a search party gathering with the Calman Reed and Richards families last Saturday, lunch served, Effie Banks visiting from Lopezka and renting a cottage on Ben Shields farm for summer. Beatty Collins hosted a Winter community club quilting day April 1 with 12 members present and nine children. next meeting at Mrs Elmer Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Sims
Willis Calman
Reed
Billie Richards
Sims
Don Clair
Glair
Effie Banks
Ben Shields
Beatty Collins
Winter Community Club
Seawall
Mra. Yiaya
Elmer’ Shields
A. R. Reed and Sons
Tonganoxin
Herman Banks
Ralph Miller
Lawrence
Alexander
Council Grove
Richards
Brrs
Fred Nace
McCaffrey
Bonner Springs
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War Office
P. “Houser
Laynce
Rahskopf
Lahette
Michigan Experiment Stations
London
KK. U
Opus 95
Dvorak Laliecre
H. Awaldo
Prinkling
Midor
Long Island Aviation Country Club
Hicksville, Ltd
Col. Lindbergh
Col
Henry Breckenridge
John Fogarty
John S. Condon
Wlfare
Jassie
Norfolk
New York Daily News
Chicago Tribune
Detroit Mirror
Allied Newspapers
Ln Business
Barber's” Drug Store
Rob Roy
California
Hamilton Brownbilt Shor Company
Europe
Baker
Boy of Ten
Plan Editors’ Meeting
Take Village
Merchants Bureau
Eldridge Hotel
Tr Ventura Club
George Hedrick
Rock Creek
Tom Brofin
Helen Gettler
Louis A. Gettler
Gettlers
Moses L. Cheek
Eva G. Winsor
Lecompton
L. H. Menger
William Harper
Mr. Harper
Memorial Hospital
Frank Banks
Aes
C. W. Carman
Lois Thuma
Dr. C. Simmons
William Pappas
Gus Gressell
BuHato
N.Y
Dean
Carsons City
Plymouth
Congregational ‘Church
Arkansas
West Fairview and Vicinity
Williamstown
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