Code of the Hills Protects Bandits Hiding in Kiamichi
Hartshorne Oklahoma December 5. Five federal jail escapees flee into the Kiamichi mountains aided by the so called code of the hills. Russell Cooper Fort Smith Ark leads the gang with Dan Heady Kansas City Dewey Gilmore Dallas and Leonard Short Missouri. Don Garrett Conover Wisconsin faces Mann act charge. Bloodhounds bay as searchers guard trails and roads. G men pursue while National Guardsmen recalled.
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Hartshorne
Okla
Kiamichi
Muskogee
Russell Cooper
Fort Smith
Ark
Mike J. Gordon
Gordon
Clayton
Cooper
Kiamichis
Claude Sullivan
National
Crowder and Guests Attend Social and School Notes
Mrs. W S Collins and sons Eugene and Jack visited Henry Shields in Lawrence. Norwoods of Lecompton dined with J M Crowder. Dorothy Armistrong from Manhattan stayed with Harlie Armstrung's family. The school month closed with two absences and no tardies. perfect spellers listed and top averages named including Potter, Mayhew, Sales, Hodson, and Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mayhew
Perry Sales
Kenneth Potter
Faith Carr
Jack Collins
Billy Hodson
Jane Potter
Beryl Potter
Betty Hodson
Lyle Potter
Paul Bradley
Dorothy Sales
Peg- RY Sales
Wesley Grimes
Jack Colins
J. M. Crowder
Promotion for Senate at Capper publications
Bay Senate, new circulation manager for Capper s Weekly and subscrip tion manager for Capper s Farmer in Nebraska and Iowa, graduated from the University of Kansas in 1934 and was active in KU journalism. Sunday dinner guests at Kanwaka included Mr and Mrs J S Emmett and family, Mrs E C Oliver and the Olivers daughter Joyce Ann from Perry. Mrs C C Potter and Mrs W Collins visited Mrs Walter Grammer of Barker. A large community meeting followed by a meal of 154 plates. David Shields of Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs W S Collins and son Eugene Friday. Rullie Stanwix and children Clayton Gene Richard and Patricia Ann of Lawrence were Sunday guests of Harlie Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper’s Weekly
Capper’s Farmer
Nebraska
Iowa
Bay
Senate
University of Kansas
K. U
J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
E. C. Oliver
Bing Oliver
Joyce Ann
Perry
C. C. Potter
W. {. Collins
Walter Grammer
Barker
David Shields
Lawrence
W. S. Collins
Eugene
Rullie Stanwix
Clayton
Gene
Richard
Patricia Ann
Lawrency
Harlie Armstrong
Clinton Belvoir Thanksgiving News Among Local Families
Miss Blanch Harrell visits in Lawrence while families from Clinton Belvoir share Thanksgiving. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stroda and son Edmund, Mr and Mrs Leslie Demeritt family, and W A Demeritt. Thanksgiving dinners host John Garrett Elmo Garrett Helen Robert Franklin Wilson Clark Don Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Harrell
Lawrence
Lawrence Stroda
Edmund
Leslie Demeritt
Laddie
Martha
Mary Alice Demeritt
Moran
Demeritt
W. A. Demeritt
Jack Gibler
Frank Bidinger
Homer Buck
James Steele
Belvoir
Cletus Lehman
Mackey
Harry Murphy
Abs
M. J. Murphy
Leslie Demertt
Laura Claxton
John Garrett
Elmo Garrett
Helen
Robert
Franklin
Wilson Clark
Don Patton
Sunday oyster supper linked to church class
Names, visits, and Thanksgiving travel populate a community page. The article notes an oyster supper after Sunday school with Fifteen attendees, mentions Mrs. Fred Baldwin as assistant teacher, and records multiple visits and travels among local families across Fort Worth, Lawrence, Topeka, Richmond, and Sterling during the holiday period.
Glenn and Vicinity Week of Local Socials and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Eyth and daughter Doris Deane of Topeka stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Fulton and Arlette. Roy Armstrong, a Capper Publications traveler, spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Willing Workers club hosts December 4 at an all day covered dish luncheon. Glenn school pupils and Harold Summers enjoyed Thanksgiving break. J. J. Svoboda returned from Wichita. Glenn Chapel members held a taffy pull hosted by Walter Brown. Participants included Helen Shaffer of Lawrence and several local families. Armstrong visits Emporia and Mrs. Geelan’s sister visit noted. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong visit Mrs. H. Deren and Van Deren. Mrs. L. B. Gigin and Virginia join Monday at Cyril Rehnmaier’s. Matney, Farm Bureau staffer, spent weekend with her parents. Morris birthday party honors Carol Lee with a birthday cake as centerpiece. Attendees included Ruth Richards and children, Jack Hill and children, Janice Morris, Virginia, Ann, and Carol Lee Morris.
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Eyreshyte
Carl Woodward
Wells
Lawrence
Tom
Harry Murphy
Ruth Ann
Verna
Louise Baldwin
Emet Smith
William Tuckel
Marian
Harry Tuckel
Walter Kampschroeder
Effie Kampschroeder
Thelma Fern
Richmond
William Kamphireedtars
Ward
Robert
Sterling
Alice
Horgen
Ster
Truitt
Brinkley
Topeka
Eben Anderson
Nebraska
Mr. Smith
Toneka
Miae
I Aldson
Darlene Cant
Laura Mari
Ayn
Kan- Sas
X Club
Elen Anderson
Nego
Funiere
Thelina Creve Ter
Faye Anderson
Marion Tucker
L. E. Eyth
Doris Deane
H. F. Fulton
Arlette
Roy Armstrong
Capper Publications
A. I. Armstrong
Mattie Matney
Willing Workers Club
Glenn School
Harold Summers
J. J. Svoboda
Wichita
Glenn Chapel
Walter Brown
Helen Shaffer
Wilma
Oneta Glenn
Beverly Bahnmaier
J. E. Matney
Erma Matney
Joel French
Raymond French
Ruth French
G. L. Glenn
Henry Brown
Walter A. L Armstrong
Emporia
Geelan
Ith
Denes
Carol Lee
Ruth Richards
Virginia
Billy Jean
Jack Hill
Jackie Lee
Mary Jane
Janice Morris
Virinia
Ann
All Morris
Mor
Embroidery Club Meeting and Thanksgiving Visits in Lawrence
Misses Wilma and Helen Shaffer of Lawrence were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown Friday night. Embroidery club members and Miss Arlette Fulton met Friday for needlework with attendees including Julian Martin and many Mrs. and Miss names. Refreshments served. Thanksgiving day visitors included Joel and Mrs. French and children to grandmother Mrs. Sarah Morris. Fulton family news mentions H. F. Fulton renting the W. H. Robison farm west of Lecompton from the S. L. Dark family.
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Wilma
Helen Shaffer
Lawrence
Walter Brown
Embroidery Club
Arlette Fulton
Julian Martin
Lena Cramer
Ruth Richards
Wilma Morris
Julia Bahnmaier
Faye Glenn
Ruth Bahnmaier
Clara Nace
Thelma Maust
Florence Svoboda
Edna Bahnmaier
Carol Lee Morris
Nancy Gail Morris
Virginia Richards
Billy Jean Richards
Olivia Fulton
Joel French
Raymond
Ruth
Alvin Wayne
John French
Sarah Morris
H. F. Fulton
W. H. Robison
Lecompton
S. L. Dark
Visitations Span Thanksgiving in Salina and Topeka Families
Mrs Curtis Sehon of Salina visited Mr and Mrs C W Sehon Sunday with Mr and Mrs Don Stark Norma Jean Woodcox Russell Sehon Dr A F Kerns and Mrs Kerns of Lawrence also joining. Mrs Curtis Sehon stayed through Thanksgiving day.
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Curtis Sehon
Salina
Don Stark
Norma Jean Woodcox
P. C. Sehon
Topeka
Russell Sehon
A. F. Kerns
Kerns
Lawrence
C. W. Sehon
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as safe for bronchitis and asthma. It recommends 2 or 3 doses in sweetened hot water before bed to ease choking fits and persistent bronchial coughs. Available at Coe’s Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Store with a satisfaction or money back guarantee.
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Buckley’s
Coe’s
Round Corner
Thanksgiving Visits and Local Notices Report
Miss Oma Bishop visited Abilene with her parents during Thanksgiving. Lawrence guests included Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Norman and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leslie. Lecompton figures hosted dinners with the Glenns, McClanan family, and H. F. Fulton. Earl Maust spent the weekend in Topeka with the Maust family. Lecompton R H S head W. J. Cramer and wife and children visited Wellsville. Birthday honors for Mrs. A. F. Kerns brought relatives from several towns. Hazel Taylor, longtime Holton case supervisor, received a promotion and transfer to Alma.
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Oma Bishop
J. J. Bishop
Abilene
Stanley Norman
Lawrence
Henry Leslie
Sunny
Edward McClanahan
G. L. Glenn
Lecompton
W. H. Glenn
Raymond Barkley
Kansas City
H. F. Fulton
Emma Ballard
Earl Maust
Topeka
C. H. Maust
Patty
A.D
Wellsville
A. F. Kerns
Mr. Kerns
W. Sehon
Frank Sehon
Julia Martin
P. T. Eberhart
Oscar Roller
Leslie Oberhelman
Fred Rothberger
Margie Ann
Eudora
Herbert Hunter
Bob
Kerns
Hazel Taylor
Holton
Alma
Miss Taylor
Daughter of Local Residents Graduates University of Kansas
The daughter of Mr and Mrs John Taylor is noted as a graduate of Lecompton High School and the University of Kansas marking a milestone in local education.
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John Taylor
Lecompton R. H. S
The
University of Kansas
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Massachusetts
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American Flyer
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