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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1929

Page

3

Making of Drama in Hoover Words in State of the Union

Washington dispatch notes President Hoover’s annual message hints at prudent action to cut mounting expenditures. It mentions potential army post and navy yard closures, prompting a political clash between defense and states’ interests. The Army general staff supplied a report on stations that could be dispensed with, to inform Congress as action is considered.

Washington Hoover State of the Union Congress Atlantic Seaboard Army General Staff

High School P T A Organizes December Meeting

Liberty Memorial high school hosts a December 30 meeting with a four part program led by Miss Flora Stebbing on girls PE and talks by Mrs. P F Armstrong and Mrs. E B Gift on PTA aims. Principal Baker previews school PTA expectations as officers are elected after committee reports.

Parent-Teachers Association Liberty Memorial High School Seelock Flora_Stebping P. EF. Armstrong EB. B. Gift Baker Alfred Lawrence Chhairman Mildred Newman Mies J. R. Edmonds E. W.sisson C. B. Hosford W. G McNown Wirs O. Stoland Iva Belle Harper

Community Guests Share Thanksgiving and Visits

Mrs Emma Strobel hosted relatives including Bernitz and Strobel families for Thanksgiving week. Several gatherings occurred in Lawrence and Kansas City as families from Topeka Eudora and nearby towns joined meals, shopping trips, and a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs Arthur Bernitz.

Arthur Bernitz Emma Strobel Fred Koch Baby Kansas City Koch Lester Mayhew Mayhew Walter Parker Pete Edelbrock Charline Kurtz Minnie Grant Edelbrock Topeka John Edelbrock Eudora Robert Reusch Ben’ Neis Ruth Leone Roscer Joe Strobel Leslie Kindred Aliss Helen Strobel Lawrence Carl Harry Broer Dorthe Verner Jake Strobel Otto Abel Floyd Broer Kathleen Giedor Neis Ruby Robert Evangelical Church Alice Hernitz Merle Reusch Leslie Gus Koch and Jr Fred Enoch Carl Bernitz George Kaegi

Crossword puzzle jumbles today across many misprints

A scrambled crossword grid lists numerous clue fragments and garbled entries. The page mixes letter shifts and misspellings with partial phrases such as gaze impadents and underdong, implying a damaged puzzle with unclear solutions and stray numbers.

Local social notes from Yarnold Stull area

Rov and Mrs Platz visited George Monk home Monday evening. Mrs O R Platz and Bobby Gene called at O A Tidineer home Tuesday. Harvey Roller, once under doctor care in Kansas City, is reported well. Theo Bucheim and Ruby Coffman welcome a son Orville Lee born Friday at Memorial hospital. Elnora Huss and Mrs C A Gidinger visited Orville Platz home Monday. J Kraft and family visited Orville Platz Sunday.

Platz George Monk O. R. Platz Bobby Gene O. A. Tidineer Charlie Orville Lee Bucheim Ruby Coffman Elnora Huss C. A. Gidinger Orville Platz

Thanksgiving Hospitality Across Gardner and Vicinity

Thanksgiving week brings numerous visitations as families from Gardner and nearby towns gather. Residents host relatives from Kansas City, Kan., Lawrence, Basehor, Argentine, Chanute, and Tonganoxie, sharing meals and friendly calls while noting hospital and bungalow updates and local school events.

Thanksgiving gatherings span Hesper and nearby towns

The article details multiple social events from Hesper and surrounding areas, including a Thanksgiving luncheon hosted by Mrs. Bernitz and others, a program at Morning Star school with participants Leone Parker and Ruby Race, and a cafeteria supper. It also notes a church wedding in Jefferson County, the Roberts Patrick union, with much family lineage and local figures in attendance.

Gus Reehler Jake Strobel Bernitz Ozarks Hilda Marie Knake Fimma Strobel Alice Bernitz Ann, Alven Helen Strobel Minnie Kurtz Alice Meuffle Lucy Kacpi Robert Reusch Otto Abel Fred Siewkie Walter Parker Pete Edelbrock Gus Keehler Harry Rioer Winkwake Warry Wickman Pete Herman Wickman Chris Meuféle Marie Hilda Kyake Kuegi Leslie “Kindred W. I. T. Club Alpha Freund Morning Star School Bell Roche Evening Star School Prospect Clearfield Eudora Baldwin Leone Parker Ruby Race Bell Rahe Lewis Meuffle Wirick Arthur Gabriel Wayne Reusch Mos Clance Hausman Dan Neis Rohhe Rohe Cess RW. Ford Elizabeth Kansas City Elmer Karty Tra D Donald Frederick Hesner Wareter Tarker Carl Keebler Johnnie Reusch Helaine Johnston Johnnie Leonard Ragby Hesper Charlie Kurta Clyde Mev Frances Strabe Perry Merle Reusch Leslie

Local Social Notices Highlight Kansas Couples and Homes

A list of names and residences includes Mr. and Mrs. F. Godding of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. J. Byrne, Miss Mildred McGray, and others across Atchison Topeka Bushong Kansas City Topeka Valley Falls Winchester Grantville and nearby towns.

F. . Godding Lawrance J. B. Byrne P. May Mildred Mc Gray Amelia Mize Jessie Proctor Atchison C. H. Peebler Topeka Bushong Jean. Tucker Frank Housh Bernard Sears Kansas City Dale Carmean Valley Falls George Riley Hough O'’Nail Winchester George Frisbie Grantville

Many Thanksgiving Guests Visited Area Families

The article lists numerous local residents and relatives visiting for Thanksgiving and spending time with relatives in desoto area including Floyd Clark, Melvin Clark, Marguerite Lee, the Criders, the Rattles, the Judds, the Jewetts, the Gordons, and others. It notes funeral services for Fd Gilbreath held at J D Chambers home and burial in De Soto cemetery with Rev Theodore Hauck presiding. Gilbreath survived by son Will and daughter Mrs Tut tle and other relatives.

Floyd Clark Carl Steed Melvin Clark Sam Beadleston Clay Center J. A. Reynolds Pleasant Wendell Crider St. Louis Blaine Rattles Jesse Rattles Iid Murray Claithe B. G. Hughes Ella ‘Thorne Lawrence BE. G. Gay Eddie Spring Hill Ed Coker Meryin Andrew Helen Maxine Ed Andrew J. F. Hale Near Prairie Center William Brassfield Scott Kansas City David Jewett Fd Gilbreath J.D. Chambers DeSoto Theodore C. Hauck Hudora Gilbreath Will Thte Tuttle California

McLOUTH Defeats Oskaloosa 82 to 7 for County Title

McLOUTH W. S. football crushed Oskaloosa 82 to 7 on Thanksgiving day to claim Jefferson County championship for the third consecutive year. The Melouth squad dominated play as Oskaloosa struggled to score and managed only a single touchdown. Local festivities included guests at Lawrence Lawrence residence and a Wright family reunion with plans for winter travel to California.

Oskaloosa Jeferson Peste Frank Schaeffer Mepagal Rice

Local settlers share news of visits and events across town

Son of Hiawatha spent the weekend with relative Albert Wilkins left Friday for his home in California, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Thornton accompanied him to spend the winter. Ohio recipients and Kansas visitors are noted, including football fans from McLouth at Lawrence, trips to Kansas City for shows, a Thanksgiving gathering at Sterling, and a late autumn wedding at noon with Rev Arthur Ward officiating.

Long Beach Leslie Tuberon Cal Frederick Haas J. Frank B. Henderson Leavenworth Walter Ku Horace T. Phinney Foy Weishaar Curtis Patricck R. G. Henry Minneapolis Minn Reseau Jenkins Mr. Jenkins JB. Soril Verne Patterson Herman Lohmann Will Emmet Maestow Howard Robinson Sabetha John Sutton Ke Wish Emporia Edward Westhaver BR. G. Whealer Dudge | Decker Otis B. Glover Lawrence U. P Wesley Roberts Ruth Patrick Jefferson County Albert G. Patrick Kansas Hickory Polt Lecompton John W. Roberts Nate Kansas Call Mega Teach College Atchison High Pschool A.M. Reynolds St. .Jesenh Mary Jo Paty Talph Adam Amin Helen Gole Helen Helen Morris Kate Trees Hollywood David Waugh Iola T. N. Johnson Ant Igk Empiria Hiawatha Albert Wilkins California Matt Thornton McLouth Afra G. MM. Casebier L.H. Schmidt Frank Schaeffer H. W. Steener Rl Chapman Robert Ross Jand So Charles Jack Steeper Mildred Osborne W. R. Coulson Triporia D. K Kansas City O. M. Taylor Gardner Slawson Sort. N Toneka Amanda Shawson Clyde Cox Wishita MW. WS Lyceum Num Robert Briggs Ditovium Iivne Aleet Phankseivne Trammell Mo R. Tls Arthur Ward Frank Schaefler

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad

Stomach upset? Try Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to aid digestion and liver function. A vegetable compound known for olive color, claimed to soothe bowels without cramping or pain. Available at druggists 30¢ and 50¢. Take one tablet at bedtime for relief.

Dr. Edwards

Double Surprise Birthday Anniversary Honors Hard ing and Fowler

A double surprise birthday anniversary was held at Mrs. Otto Harding's residence on Sunday. Forty three attendees were listed including the Ray Shoemaker family Ellie Harding the Charles Fowler and George Means families Mr and Mrs Johnsons of Tonganoxie Walter Elmer Luse M C Luse and daughter Wustene Tuse Tom Harding Ir and Mrs Ott Harding Miss Luevile and Allen Harding.

Otto Harding Cecile Fowler Ray Shoemaker Ellie Harding Char Les Fowler George Means and Johnsons Tonganoxie Walter Elmer Luse Mra C. M. Luse Wustene Tuse Tom Harding Ott Harding Miss Luevile Allen Harding

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