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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1936

Page

8

Hockaday Feathers Banquet Riot At Legion Event

Hockaday a Wichita feather man caused a near riot at the Maryland American Legion convention banquet in Baltimore. He burst in half naked with feathers and an Indian headdress scattering plumage, leaping tables and provoking a chaotic scene before police removed him. He had recently escaped from Gallinger hospital after a prior feather raid on war department officials.

Baltimore Woody ‘Hockaday Maryland American Legion Hockaday Legion Frank E. Samuel Indianapolis National Adjutant of the Legion Samuels Howard W. Jackson State Legion Charles Shouck, Jr Amos v. W. Woodcock St. John’s College War Department

Summer Refreshments and Lunch for Bridge Parties

A mid day luncheon idea for summer bridge gatherings with a frozen fruit salad served on lettuce and a warm wafer topping. Recipes include mixed fruit salad with pineapple pears cherries and lemon dressing plus angel cake sherbet peaches and a dairy garnish. Also instructions for toasted wafer rounds with butter and paprika and a dessert using angel food cakes peaches and sherbet.

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Ten year test with All-Bran ends headaches and constipation

Letter from Bernard Altman of Mattapan mass reports using Kellogg all bran for ten years to prevent headaches sleeplessness and constipation. Ad claims bulk cereal cleanses the system and is safe and effective with a two week trial and money back guarantee.ю

Bernard Altman Goodale Road Mattapan Mass Kelloge

Fire destroys barn and outbuildings at Uncle Abner farm

A blaze at the Uncle Abner farm, occupied by Charlie Jardon and family, destroyed a large barn, a machine shed, two wagons and three horses with a two year old mule perishing. A granary nearby was saved by neighbors. The origin remains unknown. Mrs Jardon’s mother, Mrs Ehart, spotted the fire from the yard as Mr Jardon worked on a tractor away from the scene.

Charlie Jardon Clara Beech Baldwin T. A. Custer Bonnie Margaret Sutor Lawrence W. R. Sutor Nancy Leavengood Lada Flandera Margaret A. R. Cook Ives Chapel Lawn Halliday C. E. Holcormbe Oliver Price Philip Miller George Frye I. N. Rutherford L. L. Hadley Charles Wineinger Lynn Taylor Frank Lobingier Paul and Mary Lou Marlin Cook Gayle Carol Joanne Anita Ari Hobison Philip Fleshman Misa Bernice Carnahan C. M. Lange

Ives Chapel Dinner Guests at Reynolds Home

Ives Chapel dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reynolds of Lawrence Tuesday. I. N. Rutherford drove to Topeka Wednesday and attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Nelson Martin. His mother Mary Rutherford and his niece Brenda Thompson returned home with him. Mrs. Rutherford left Thursday for Colony then plans to visit Howard. Miss Thompson visiting Rutherford home with her mother Mrs. A. A. Thompson of Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hadley visited Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cook Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mary Van Keuren and Mrs. Ella Halliday were guests of Miss Julia Miller Tuesday night. Jimmy Griffith ill last week. Wincel Dean Butell returned Tuesday from Chanute where she visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Breyfogle. Mrs. L. Z. L. Hadley spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. Sutor and Miss Nina Sutor. Mrs. Roy Clary visited Mrs. Uhl Tuesday afternoon. A disastrous fire occurred Thursday evening at the A. D. Jardon.

Black Hills South Dakota Nebraska Dean F. B. Hurt Baldwin A. R. Cook Mary Meyer Sym Taylor Ives Chapel Ladies Aid Leslie Eggleston Agnes Scott Cecil Carrolton R. G.’ McConnell Emma Kalb Elmer Brubaker Chester Eichman Indiana C. W. Reynolds Lawrence I. N. Rutherford Topeka Nelson Martin Mr. Rutherford Mary Rutherford Brenda Thompson Rutherford A. A. Thompson L. L. Hadley Mary van Keuren Ella Halliday Julia Miller Jimmy Griffith Charles Griffith

Roy Lawrence Market Saturday Specials and Dressed Meats

A dense list of weekly specials from Roy Lawrence Market at 906 Mass including dressed roosters and hens, veal cuts, lamb and mutton options, pork products, beef tenderloin and roasts, lard, sausages, and groceries such as coffee, peanut butter, canned tomatoes, and butter. Catering to family trade with numerous price points and bulk items.

White Rock Rhode Island Bety Ae Angel Dolly Madison Chase and Sanborn Edwards van Camp Wilson's Tender

Ohio Relatives Visit Highlights Local Social Round

The article notes weekend visits and social calls across families in Ohio and nearby towns. Miss Mary Brubaker spent weeks at the Eichman home. George and Harry Sammer visited Kenneth Butler. Frank Marshall dined with Henry and Bailey. Noel Eastwood of Kansas City spoke with Jimmy Griffith. Ward King and daughter Betty visited Robin son with Mr. and Mrs. Ross King hosting. Ella Halliday traveled to Pomong Sunday evening for a two.

Ohio Westphalia Mary Brubaker Miss Brubaker Eichman George Sammer Harry Sammer H. O. Butler Kenneth Butler Frank Marshall Henry Bailey Noel Eastwood Kansas City Jimmy Griffith Ward King Betty Robinson Mr. King Ross King Ella Halliday Pomong

Weekend Guests Visit Local Families

A busy weekend brought numerous visits across town as Mrs. Charles Bryles and family shared time with relatives, while Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butell hosted son Jimmy at Sunday dinner. Multiple couples including the Cooks and Butler family called on friends, sharing meals and casual gatherings with the Osher and Suter households.

Charles Bryles Richard Butell Jimmy Herman Butell Melvin Cook A. R. Cook H. C. Butler Kenneth Butler James Osher Lloyd Lemberger Ciim

Poultry Disease School Grads In Iowa

Olin White from Charles City Iowa completed a high honors course at Mr Salisbury's School of Poultry Diseases. The curriculum covered anatomy biology pathology physiology bacteriology parasitology post mortem and microscope practice. He earned a certificate as a poultry disease technician and offers to help poultry raisers solve disease problems. The school aims to teach recognition prevention and treatment of common poultry ailments across chickens turkeys ducks and geese.

White

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