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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

5

Thad C. Carver of Pratt dies at 67 in Kansas

Thad C. Carver longtime Kansas banker and political figure died at his Pratt home of bronchial pneumonia at 67. He rose from a store clerk to bank president, led the Kansas Bankers Association in 1922, served on the state senate, and backed wartime and defense efforts. He helped finance Walter Beech’s aviation plans and led local industry, with a career spanning banking, insurance, milling, and aviation ventures. He was born in Maine on August 1 1865 and married Minnie Starr in 1888. three children survive.

Pratt Kan Thad C. Carver Kansas Topeka David W. Mulvane Carver Republican National Kansas City Kansas Bank Kansas Bankers’ Association American Bankers’ Association Kansas Banking Board Ben S. Paulen State Senate Kingman Reno Pratt County Council of Defense National Safety Council War Savings Stamps Committee New England Vinalhaven Penobscot Bay Maine Ohio J. W. Wilcox Englaner Wilcox Stephenson Stewart Aioncer Farmers and Merchants Bank People’s _bank Walter Beech Wichita Pratt Rotary Club Presley Merian Minnie Starr Marysville J.C. Lemon W. H. Robbins Horace Noyes Carver

Fragmentary Pirate Tale On Map Sparks Hidden Treasure Clues

A garbled OCR passage sketches a map scene with a palm and coconuts, hinting at a hidden stash of gold and gems. Characters Bun, Whiz, and Parrot are mentioned, suggesting a playful treasure quest.

Five Socialist candidates report tiny campaign expenses

Topeka dispatch notes that despite no offices won in Kansas, five Socialist ticket candidates kept expenditures minimal. Perkins of Kansas City listed 50 cents for a rubber stamp and 36 cents for bus fare. Haldeman-Julius of Girard spent 32 cents. other state ticket seekers reported no spending.

Associated Press Topeka Kansas JL M. Perkins Kansas City E. Haldeman-Julius Girard United States Pratt Thad C. Carver Wichita Leota Hartenbower Douglass Kan W. H. Hartenbower Hartenhower Goodland Myrtle Collins Weskan Here Junction City Ed Zellner Zellner Camp Funston Jack Adams Harry Kelly Bozeman Mont

Flashes of Life: Hospital, Ice, Divorces, Cigarettes

The report covers Henry Ford’s hospital case described as a routine compensation matter, Hartford ice company boss explains a 20 lesson course for ice peddlers, Oklahoma City details a double divorce involving D. D. Fluke, and Salt Lake City plans a single standard law change making minors’ possession of tobacco a misdemeanor with flexible ownership language.

Associated Press Detroit Henry Ford Hospital Henry Ford Thel Motor Magnate Ford Roy di 'McClure Hartford Conn Patrick B. O'Sullivan Ralph G. Hadley Hartford Ice Company Judge O'Sullivan Hadley Oklahoma City D. D. Fluke Tom Chambers Salt Lake City

Henderson Bankrupt Petition Excludes Radio Stations

W K Henderson of radio stations KWEA and KWKH files a personal bankruptcy petition in Shreveport listing liabilities around 1.3 million and assets near 250 thousand while the stations remain outside the proceedings. A separate petition by Henderson Land Timber and Investment cites liabilities about 625 thousand and assets around 500 thousand. Formerly ran Henderson Iron and Supply, which is in receivership.

Shreveport W. K. Henderson KWEA KWKH Pas Hello World Broadcasting Comer Henderson United States District Court Henderson Land, Timber and Investment Company Mr. Henderson W. K. Henderson Iron and’ Supply Company BEC Susan B. Anthony

Warden Asked to Hold Prisoner for Second Trial

Newkirk Oklahoma November 30 AP Kay county authorities asked Warden Sam Brown to hold Earl Quinn for setting until his second trial for the slaying of Blackwell school teachers Jessie and Zexia Griffith. The criminal court of appeals granted a new trial and reversed the death sentence.

Newkirk Okla Kay County Sam Brown State’s Penitentiary McAlester Earl Quinn Jessie Zexia Griffith Blackwell Criminal Court of Appeals Quinn

Laughlin family and local society notes

Mr and Mrs Fred Laughlin and family share Sunday relatives Kermit Laughlin Miss Almina and Moleta Laughlin Paul Junior and Shirley Anna The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs T P Stevens home with Mrs Len Sturdy presiding Work consisted of piecing quilt blocks Refreshments were served The society will meet in two weeks when Mr Six will discuss her trip to Europe Mr and Mrs Hines of Lawrenc spent Friday with Miss Minnie Randel Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Crumer Mrs Susie Skinner and Mrs Harold Skinner of Lawrence Otis Andrews recently visited Greensboro NC and attended the national grange convention in Winston Salem on his trip back home

Fred Laughlin Kermit Laughlin Almina Moleta Laughlin Paul Junior Shirley Anna Ladies’ Aid Society T. P. Stevens Len Sturdy Six Europe Mrs. Hines Lawrence Minnie Randel Ed Crumer Susie Skinner Harold Skinner A. Andrews Otis Andrews and Sons Greensboro N. C Winston-Salem

Thanksgiving Social and Family Visits Highlight Valley Grove

Valley Grove reports a Thanksgiving week of family gatherings from Lawrence and nearby areas. Ward and Rose families joined Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ward for dinner, then traveled to Oskaloosa for the McLouth Oskaloosa football game. Many relatives visited, celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar’s eighth wedding anniversary, and attended a social at O'Neal with music by local pupils.

Lawrence Ward Ruth Rose Lawrence Ira Ward Oskaloosa McLouth Bonnie Yean Barnes W. C. Flory Ava Higley O’neal San O'Neal Millard Stewart Toneka C. A. Petrie Elmer Hicks Buena Petrie W. A. Dunbar Russell Stewart Mr. Loesch Ira N. H. Brammell Rivin Black Philippines John Grant Richart Petrie Charles Herschell Lone Star Sherman Holliday Linkead Mc South Jeff Barnes Harry Neale Petrie Farm Russell Stewart Hehn Woodstock Lottie Ward Robert Rose Ruth Howard Erwin B. W. Erwin I.E. Ward's

Arnold Welliver Birthday Party and Local Notices

Community notes recount Arnold Welliver’s birthday gathering with friends from Chester, Lawrence, and Kansas City, plus updates on neighbors recovering from injuries, students and teachers in the area, and farm work as autumn tasks begin. Also listed are upcoming local events including athletic interviews and musical programs organized by local instructors and staff.

Local Households Share Thanksgiving and Visits

STONY POINT families spent Sunday at the Russel Deay home and visits continued through the week. Several relatives from Baldwin and Vinland joined Mrs Holmes and others for Thanksgiving at the Abe Helcem and Alva Rockhold homes. A foot sprain kept a student from school, and a coy ote was shot near Worden, adding a rural note to the holiday period.

Thanksgiving Family Dinner Report in Lecompton

The Hertachingers hosted a large Thanksgiving dinner with many Bertachinger relatives from Big Springs and Topeka including Ruth, Harold, Norma Jane, and others. Visitors from Topeka and Wilton joined, with Wes Watts and J. M. Watts hosting guests west of town. Rose Pekarek returned from Wilson to teach at the grade school.

F. W. Hertachinger Bertachinger Truth Weldon Wright Bethe Zella Iliff Ade ‘Stark Gladys Winter Topeka Rose Pekarek Wilson

Thanksgiving visitors and community notes in Lecompton

Thanksgiving day guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor and children from Topeka and Mr and Mrs Joe Harrison of Lakeview. Leila Banks and mother Ethie Banks visit. Banks improving after hospital stay. Lichiyter and Nor Paul Wegener visited relatives in Butler and Emporia. others from Topeka and Junction City joined family gatherings. Masonic Bi Centenary program held with talks by Elmer Strain and E B Wells. socializing and refreshments afterward. Rent that room via Journal World want ads.

Frank Taylor Donald Barbara Jean Topeka Joe Harrison Lakeview M. Taylor Leila Banks Kansas City Ethie Banks Herman Banks Dean Lichiyter Inompton RH. S Butler County Lichlyter Nor Paul” Wegener Emporis Aul Junction City Mary Shoemaker Mildred Fager Donald Stark M.M United Brethren Maurine Bruner Lecompton Agnes Laptad Kathryn Weatherby Lawrence Milton Winter Hazel Cole Ship Winter Garnett George Washington Masonic Lodge Elmer Strain E. B. Wells George Whipple Hedger McClanahan W. C.mcclanahan

High Prairie Families Visit Hospitals and Attend Events

Mr and Mrs Clyde Puckett Marvin and Cecil and Ollie Law and daughters Dorothy and Virginia traveled to Kansas City Sunday to visit Mrs Allie Lawson in the hospital and dine at Frank Hodgins home. Visitors at High Prairie school Friday included Lorene Williams Arlene Fleshman Dorothy Gleason Lois Johanning Marvin Puckett and Mrs Alvis Allison. Mr and Mrs Dan Johanning and family and John Kannenberg attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J W Knoche near Paola Sunday.

Clyde Puckett Marvin Cecil Ollie Lawson Dorothy Virginia Kansas City Allie Lawson Frank Hodgins High Prairie School Ene Williams Arlene Fleshman Dorothy Gleason Lois Johanning Marvin Puckett Alvis Allison Dan Johanning John Kannenberg J. W. Knoche Paola Lew Churchbaugh Lloyd Gerald Puckett Virgil Landis Ward Landis Donna Charley Boerkircher Elza Frances Hazel Pauline Richland Elmer Daniels John Daniels Mr. Daniels Orville Puckett Alvin Puckett Gertie Schott Worden Armin and Warren

Thanksgiving Guests Share Homes Across Families

Mrs Lew Churchbaugh and Har Ulrich were Thanksgiving guests at the Marshell Churchbaugh home. Mr and Mrs Alvin Puckett hosted Clyde Puckett family and Elmer Daniels with Allie Lawson daughters Dorothy and Virginia. Miss Arlene Flashman visited Loren Williams from Thursday to Saturday.

Lew Churchbaugh Har- Ulrich Marshell Churchbaugh Alvin Puckett Elmer Daniels Allie Lawson Dorothy Virginia Clyde Puckett Arlene Flashman Loren Williams

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