King Edward Rushes Simpson to France Amid Crisis
London December 4 King Edward moves Wallis Warfield Simpson out of England to blunt critics of their stance on the American born divorcee. Simpson travels from Belvedere Castle to France, then to a villa near the Riviera under guard and royal care as constitutional tensions threaten abdication.
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London
Edward
Britain
Wallis Warfield Simpson
England
Simpson
Belvedere Castle
France
Mrs. Simpson
Ernest
Continent
Miss Burke
Dover
Stanley Haldwin
W. T. Monckton
K. C
Duchy of Cornwall
Crossword Clue Mayhem and Vintage Salads
Puzzle text blends cryptic clues and scattered food instructions with a wartime style note about Edward’s legal counsel. The page also describes salads including Mixed Fruit and Walnut Salad Jellied Tomato Salad and Cabbage Salad with beans and cucumbers.
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Cole Sian
Community Notes from Brackett and Nearby Towns
Several Farm Bureau women attended the Lawrence chorus event while Miss Leonard led music in Lawrence and groups practiced Christmas songs with Mrs Bigsby. Thanksgiving gatherings filled with relatives occurred from Topeka to St Louis, plus club meetings and local visits.
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Ites Martin
Ugo Scheelhorn
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Chorus
Lawrence
Leonard
P.T. A
Alice Byrd
Wilson Vias
Tonganozie Visquartetida
Guy ‘Bigsby
Everett Harlett
Mire
Brerely
Kawi
Bagens Iticfer
A.W
Topeka
To Rost
Louisa
Rost
Paul Ana
Paul Kasold
Otto
Ernest Kasold
A. W. Jehle
Barbara
Kiefer
Irre Neeewa
Chi
Mra
Otto Rost
Mr.Rost
St. Louis
Mrs
COMMUNITY GATHERINGS AND VISITS IN FAIRVIEW
In Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leary and Mabel Peters attended Congregational church services Sunday evening where Elisa Perez of Baker University spoke. Lloyd Howard and other Mechanics class members plus Mr. Logsdon of Memorial High School toured Kansas City for a motor show. Thanksgiving guests hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edd Paasch included W. A. McNish, Mrs. Ada Kirkpatrick and family, and several Lawrence and Kansas City residents.
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Ernest Leary
Mabel Peters
Congregational Church
Lawrence
Elisa Perez
Baker University
Lloyd Howard
Mechanica
Logsdon
Memorial High School
Kansas City
Edd Passch
W. A. McNish
Richland
Ada Kirkpatrick
Raymond
Bobby Phillips
Ted Maloney
Donal Hahn
Bert Patton
Bobby
Silas Gueat
Frances
Edith
Mildred
Ruth Paasch
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Local Notices in Excelsior
Funeral services for Pearl Johnson were held at Washington Creek church on Wednesday afternoon. Thanksgiving events included visits among Huling and Bayles families from Kansas towns, with many relatives gathering at various homes. Community activities featured the Pleasant Hour Circle meeting, 4 H club planning, and play rehearsals at the Pohl and Prim homes.
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Pearl Johnson
Washington Creek
Willard Huling
Lee Alton
Little Rock Kan
Charles Bayles
Lawrence
B. F. Bayles
Benny
Bob
Virgil
Elsore
Doryz Bayles
Wade Brinker
Dale Prentice
Lou Havens
Nelda Young
Manhattan
A. D. Huling
Maurice
Osawatomie
Conrad Gastrock
Elsmere
Naomi
Vera Belle
Melvin Glasier
Williamsburg
Frank Steen
Pleasant Hour Circle
Ben Gibson
Chester Gibson
Miltie Kring
Earl Moore
Dorothy
John Sturm
Johnnie
George
Clearfield
Walter Pohl
Martin
Princeton
Ernest Pohl
Ernest Prim
Gus Koehler
Edna
Gus Nelson
Thomas Miller
Orville Puckett
Anna Johanning
Hazel
Glenn Gilliland
Milton Kring
Aurelia Gibson
Marie Oshel
Topeka
Thanksgiving Week Socials And Visits Across Local Families
The record lists numerous visits and gatherings over Thanksgiving. Families including Osher Gilliland Flora Buckner Elm Haas Montgomery and others hosted or visited kin in Osawatomie Lawrence Fall Leaf and Harris. Several wolf hunts at Merchant and Black Jack were noted along with dinners and weekend stays.
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Grace Osher
Hazel Gilliland
Charley Gilliland
L. A. Flora
Claude Buckner
Ottawa
Glenn Flora
Charley Elm
Merchant and Black Jack
Robert Browning
Charley Brownin
Harry Flory
Mary Peffly
Roy Beckner
Reta May
Harris
Marshall Churchbaugh
Joan Art
Carol
Ike Montgomery
Willard Huling
Mr. Huling
Huling
Osawatomie
George Unger
Lawrence
L. W. Haas
Eva Haas
Carl Schwarz
Lester Schwartz
Andrew Elm
Esther Fern
Will Reetz
Fall Leaf
Shoemaker
Ernest Pohl
Roy Glasier
Wichita
Theodore Glasier
Conrad Gastrock
Edith Elm
Caroline
Harry
Christmas program plans at Worden church announced
Flory and others met Saturday afternoon to plan the Christmas program to be held Christmas Eve at Worden Evangelical church. Guests included Conrad Gastrock family, Ben Gibson family, and Chester Gibson family. John Gibson home hosted Sunday visits from Gibson relatives and Otto Ottawa residents Will Gray. Evening callers included Lawrence Peffly and family, Harold Peffly, Katherine Bement, and Elmer Rappard with Margaret Mae.
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W. R. Jeffries
Lawrence
Brackett
Douglas County Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Flory
Worden Evangelical Church
Conrad Gastrock
Ben Gibson
Chester Gibson
John Gibson
Will Gray
Ottawa
Harry Flory
Lawrence Peffly
Harold Peffly
Katherine Bement
Elmer Rappard
Margaret Mae
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the Great
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Kim
Homer Brownlee
Mary
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John Metsker
Lillie Johnson
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M. M. Penny
William Wells
Redfield
Fred Meairs
Chester Howard
Richard Strobel
Charles Rumsey
Fairview
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Holloway & Phillips
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Vt. St
Roy Lawrence Market
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Abela
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Tally -Ho
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Aden
Tally-Ho Dog Food
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