Marriage in Denver Temple Emanuel marked by Kansas ties
Mrs. Eli Clamperl of Topeka announces the marriage of her daughter Leah to Colleph L. Shaw of Kansas City Kan. The ceremony occurred yesterday at 1:30 PM in Temple Emanuel library Denver with Rabbi Martin Weitz officiating. The couple plan a wedding trip to the Grand Canyon and California and will reside in Kansas City after October 1. Leah is KU graduate and active in Republican circles. Colleph Shaw runs Shaw Motor Co. The notice also mentions ensuing local events and births, including several community updates from Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Clamperl
Topeka
Leah
Colleph L. Shaw
Morris Shaw
Kansas City
Kan
Temple Emanuel
Denver
Colo
Martin Weitz
Shaw
Grand Canyon
California
Kaw
University of Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Chi Theta
Beta Gamma Sigma
Young Republican Club
Alfred M.adon
Richard J. Hopkins
State Highway Commission
Shaw Motor Company
Local society notes from Atchison and area social lists
A long list of residents and visitors from Atchison Kansas and nearby towns includes Ruth Elizabeth Satterfield, Betty Jean Abels, Martha Allphin, Mary Lou Holloway, Mary Frances Fireatrick, Regina Allen, Jane Kennedy, Rose Baker, Jeanne Werner, Ivalon Goodwin, Ann Murray, Billy Kopp, and others. Social updates mention the N L C club breakfast gathering with Mrs Orley Olmstead, Loyal Ladies class meeting at First Methodist Episcopal church, a Colorado trip planning hostesses, and several visits and travels among neighbors. Shirley Underwood visiting Ivalon Goodwin. S W Atkinson returning from Big Spring Inn. H C Brinkman vacationing in Colorado Springs. Ulm family trip totaling 1100 miles. Rev C L Nellis family planning a ten day Iowa trip. Herbert Huffman Jr visiting Lawrence. Tesoro club entertained at Mrs Zeb Van Neste’s home. new officers installed for the club. roll call about icings and cake fillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Shirley Underwood
Atchison
Ivalon Goodwin
S. W. Atkinson
Big Spring Inn
Neosho
H. C. Brinkman
Colorado Springs
John Ulm
June
Jerry
Mankato
Kansas
C. L. Nellis
Robert
Esther
Iowa
Earlham
Herbert Huffman, Jr
Colgate Rochester
Divinity School
Rochester
N. Y
Lawrence
Huffman
Herbert. L. Huffman
The
Friends’ Church
Tesoro Club
Zeb van Neste
Ross Cole
K. W. Laughlin
G. M. Campbell
James Sosa
Olin Halderman
Nina Davis
Mayten Halderman
Leslie Rose
Main Street
Bank raid across New Jersey nets $25,000 loot
Four bandits robbed the First National Bank in Blairatown New Jersey in daylight. They terrorized five and escaped with between 20 000 and 25 000 dollars in cash and negotiable bonds. They fled toward Portland Pennsylvania in a car with stolen Paterson plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairatown
N. J
First National Bank
Portland
Paterson
Personal travel updates include many Kansas visitors
Mr and Mrs Karl Klooz and daughter Jane visit Los Angeles with Mrs Kloozs niece Betty Anderson of Ottawa joining. Mrs J H Wilder and Miss B Wilder vacation in Santa Fe New Mexico. Mrs W E Bowersock and Miss Jeannette Bowersock return from California and Diego after Mias Bowersock attended UCLA. Noble Messer family leave for Estes Park Colorado. Charles Rankin travels to Minneapolis for ten days. Evadne Laptad heads to St Louis after Cascade Colorado vacation with sister Mrs J E Hutt. Ruby von Schmeli of San Francisco departs for Chicago and New York visit. returns to Lawrence around Sept 1. Betty Branda enjoys June with rides. Helene Callicotte of St Louis visits Miss Williams Osage City trip for two months. William Arends of Kansas City Kan visits Mr and Mrs George Hedrick. C W Sparr travels to Colorado for ten days. Harold E Wampler and sister Catherine Wampler depart by motor for a two- (sentence truncated)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Klooz
Jane
Klooz
Betty Anderson
Ottawa
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Wilder
Bettie Wilder
Santa Fe
N. M
W. E. Bowersock
Jeannette Bowersock
California
Mias Bowersock
University of California At
Oer. Diego
Noble Messer
Estes Park
Colo
Charles Rankin
Minneapolis
Minn
Mias Evadne Laptad
St. Louis
Lawrence
Cascade
Cole
Mis
J. E. Hutt
Ruby von Schmeli
Ean
Francisco
Chicago
George Falley
Irs
Betty Branda
Galliestie
Helene Callicotte
Fat
City
Frank D Fitzgerald the farmer governor of Michigan
His Excellencyee Frank D Fitzgerald is described as a well dressed capitol figure who handles state affairs over coffee yet tends hayfields in overalls. He commutes 14 miles daily, began as a senate committee clerk 22 years ago, was elected governor on a Republican ticket amid a Democratic landslide, and claims three aims including pay as you go and no political job seekers. He is 50, looks 40, has two wives and a son, and seeks a second term in 1537.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank & Fitzgerald
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Capitol
State Senate
Michigan
Plane crash victims found on Laramie Peak near Glenda
A Denver search party recovered the burned wreckage near the 10 000 foot summit after an all day ascent. The open biplane from Indianapolis carried Dick Arnett 26 Eleanor Arnett 23 and Burnside Smith 47 all three died on impact. Arnett misjudged clearance in fog and storm and attempted a turn toward Casper airport. The bodies of the two men were found in the wreckage with Mrs Arnett thrown clear. The group had been flying Helena Montana to Denver Colorado on a leisurely business and pleasure route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda
Wyo
Laramie Peak
Dick Arnett
Eleanor
Burnside Smith
Indianapolis
Walter Higley
Denver
Max Ortiz
Helena
Mont
Colo
Higley
Four Local Children Return From Legion Preventorium
Four Douglas county children Elmer Jackson 8 Virginia Oakes 7 LaVerda Coffman 8 of Lawrence and Frieda Ziesch 7 of Baldwin returned home from two months at the Legionville Preventorium west of Independence Kan. The facility run by the American Legion Auxiliary and TB Christmas stamps teaches hygiene diet rest and recreation. About 57 children attended this summer with the local nurses Miss Matie Neely and Miss Ruby Fairbairn driving to Regionville to bring the group back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Elmer Jackson
Virginia Oakes
LaVerda Coffman
Lawrence
Frieda Ziesch
Baldwin
Theegionville Preventorium
Geris
Matie Neely
Neely
Ruby Fairbairn
Tegionvile
Lightning Causes Blaze At Manhattan Creamery Plant
Fire, likely started by lightning, destroyed an empty building and an adjoining creamery in Manhattan Kansas. The creamery owned by J E Jacobson suffered 3 000 to 4 000 dollars in contents loss and 10 000 to 12 000 dollars for the building. Insured. The Majors building was insured. Storm dropped 2.05 inches of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Hurst Majors. Produce Company
J. E. Jacobson
Jacobson
Majors
Building and Loan Association
Johnson Man Trades Cars For Experience
E. M. Farrar of Johnson Kansas explains his hobby of swapping automobiles. He says he recently traded away No. 190 and now drives No. 191, preferring the experience and feel of new motors with each exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson, Kan
Ave 21
E. M. Farrar
Johnson
Three men charged in Seminole theft case
Charles A. McDougall of Seminole along with Q C Neese and Thomas Neese from Independence Kansas were freed on $2,000 bond each after arraignment on grand larceny charges. Their preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow as authorities accuse them of stealing 1000 yards of mattress ticking and a bale of cotton from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Okla
Charles A. McDougall
FERA
Q. C .Neese
Thomas Neese
Independence
Kan
del Bingham
Grand’ Eny
Missouri Woman Wins Second Grand American Clay Target Crown
Lela Hall of East Lynne Mo became the first to win two championships at the 1935 Grand American trapshoot in Vandalia. She broke 191 of 200 targets to take the Women's North American Clay Target title from Bonny Sanders of Keyser W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Lela Hall
East Lynne
Bon “Ny Sanders
Keyser
W. Va
Two Extremes in Jail
Two Tulsa men, N. P. Dobbins and James Skinner, are jailed in Chautauqua County awaiting a manslaughter hearing for a hit and run death of W. M. Stansifer at Niotaze on August 3. Dobbins stands 6 feet 3 and a quarter inches tall and weighs 150 pounds, while Skinner is 5 feet 5 and a quarter inches tall and weighs 138 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedan
Kan
Tulsa
Okla
Chautauqua J
W. M. Stansifer
Niotaze
N. P. Dobbins
James Skinner
Pawhuska
Dobbins
Skinner
WPA Director Outlines Plan for Medical Aid
Topeka August 21 Doctors will not be required to perform extra charity work for Kansas relief workers once the works progress administration opens The WPA will provide compensation medical care and hospitalization for workers injured on the job Advisory boards of physicians in each county will supervise accident and sickness cases and set fees in line with Kansas state compensation guidelines Joseph J Poizner WPA compensation officer said medical society officials agreed to cooperate
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Topeka
Kansas Relief
Evan Griffith
WPA
Kansas State Medical Society
Kansas State Compensation Board
Griffith
Joseph J. Poizner
Medical Society
Chiefs and Sheriff Look for Suspects in KC
Chief of Police Will Johns and Sheriff Fred Vogler traveled to Kansas City today seeking traces of two Negroes implicated yesterday by Floyd Harris during questioning. Harris said two men from Kansas City participated in burglaries in this city and Topeka. Three Topeka officers and Oscar Peterson of the local force went to Kansas City yesterday but could not locate the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johns
Fred Vogler
Kansas City
Floyd Harris
Harris
Johns
Topeka
Oscar Peterson
Suttles Charged With Burglary After Fraternity Desk Raid
Police arrested Joe Suttles in the morning and filed an amended burglary and intent to commit larceny complaint. He faces Justice O J Lane Monday after allegedly rifling a desk at the Pippa Alpha fraternity house at 1200 Louisiana Street. He previously appeared Friday on trespassing misdemeanor and was released on a $150 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Suttles
O. J. Lane Monlay
Suttles
Pippa Alpha
Louisiana Street
Justice Lane
Long trip brings first Maur Hill student enrollees
Pi. Peter Arcentales 12 and Jack Romero 20 arrived from Guayaquil Ecuador to become the first students enrolled at Maur Hill school and St. Benedict's College for the 1934 1935 term. They were accompanied by Peter's father C A Arcentales a hat manufacturer and exporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Peter Arcentales
Jack Romero
Guayaquil
Ecuador
South America
Maur Hill School
St. Benedict’s College
Peter
C. A. Arcentales
Telegram threat to J Edger signed Alvin Karpis
Philadelphia August 21 1934 UPI reports a threatening telegram addressed to J Edgar Hoover signed Alvin Karpis. The telegram was paid for and left at the FBI office with the signer described as Alvin Karpia. The bureau declined immediate disclosure of the message text.
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J. Edger Hi
Alvin Karpia
Hiladelphia
UPA
Alvin Karpis
J. Edfir Hoover
Federal Ta of Investiigation
Oy Senvonipuitts
Federal
Williamstown Social Roundup In Perry Week
Williamstown news notes social visits and moves around Perry including Mrs Dye hosting the Mutual Beneathc?o Friday. Elsie Humphries attended a county teachers institute at Oskaloosa last week. Families relocate and guests visit, with Ed Webb funeral at Perry Methodist Church and interment near Williamstown. Fritz Gantz walks with crutches after hospital return. A large Perry merchants sponsored free show drew a crowd.
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Beneat Cmo
Dye
Perry
Elsie Humphries
County Institute For Teachers
Oskaloosa
Orville Baker
Bart Nevins
Ted Gallemores
Hamill Pearson
John Johnson
Paul Ewing
Betty White
Salina
Ed Webb
Sam Webb
Maud Webb
Harold Skeet
Arlen
Knowledge
Hills
Allie Allen
Charles Johnson
McFarlane
N. D. Wausbinder
Charles Baker
Perry Methodist Church
Williamstown
Underwood
Kelley Kyle
Merval
Harry
California
Margaret Perkins
Margaret Spencer
Lawrence
Arlene Marcum
Weekend Notices and Local Updates From Kansas Paper
Mrs Earl Elliott improves at home after heart trouble. Levees along riv er lowlands south of Williamstown replaced after floods. Mr and Mrs Carl Duncan and son Donald visited Mr and Mrs Morris Duncan. Mr and Mrs James Epperson spent weekend at Paxico visiting relatives. New Buck Creek School beginners with Miss Leeta Oaks include Lois Harris Wae White and Mildred Gantz Kramer a newcomer will enter second grade. Mrs Verlie Gallemore and Lena Pearl spent weekend with Flora Gallesmore in Lawrence. Mrs Morris Duncan visited by sister Pearl of Redding. Kansas Postmasters Confirmed: Robert J Pats ford Salina Kan William J Lyons Jr Fort Leavenworth Kan Dr Ray Woodworth Orthodontist Topeka will be in offices with Dr Powell at 889 Mass every Thursday. Appointment phone 244.
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Earl Elliott
Williamstown
Carl Duncan
Donald
Morris Duncan
James Epperson
Paxico
Buck Creel School
Leeta Oaks
Lois Harris
Wae White
Mildred Gantz
Kramer
Verlie Gallemore
Lena Pearl
Flora Gallesmore
Lawrence
Pearl
Redding
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Stutz
George Aand
N. S. C. Elup
Orley Olmstead
Barker School
Barker C. P. A. Lodge No. 4
Women’s Relief Corps
Veterans’ Hall
Hazel E. Coxen
Tonganoxie
Kenneth D. Jones
Robert Edgar
Sunnyside
4-H Club
Betty Mae
Virginia Shultz
Frances
Weibel
Frank Strong
Towa City
Hi William
Strong
Janet
Gertrude Way
University of Towa
Merle Stover
Leavenworth
Shirley June
Stover
Delma Haverty
Lawrence Paper Company
Robert Seamans
George Allred
P. A. Dinsmoor
Donald Roberts
Justin Hill
E. W. Patton
Dick Schrader
George Marshall
Carl Brooks
Carl Broeker
Lea McCain
Jack Riggs
J. H. Tipton
Irving Bratton
Roy Anderson
B. M. Briggs
Lewis Mole
Jack Bratton
Jack Zwicky
Tony Basile
Dean Cain
C. Parker
C. Carlson
Cal Fields
Gus Miller
Harold Skinner
Carl McClung
Dorrance Brown
Mabel Williamson
E. H. Caviness
Eudora
Doris Nadine
Dorothy May
Mary Frances Fitzpatrick
David Droom
Shirley UN
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Bill
Publishers Syndicate
Africa
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. L. C. Club
Loyal Ladies
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Co. L. Cook
New Jersey
Johnson Man
Missouri
Journal- World
A. Toomer
Rice O’neills
Weaver’s
Red Cross
Shoe Department
Elmer Broat
Paris
Creed
Washington
Senate
Robert J. Patsford
William J. Lyons Jr
Fort Leavenworth
Ray Woodworth
Powell
Mass
Angel Food
Barteldes Seed Co
Opor
Weaver
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