Prohibition Debates and Federal Enforcement Proposals
The article reviews anti liquor enforcement debates led by the Attorney General and officials like Mrs Willebrandt, urging clearer boundary lines between judicial circuits and stronger penalties. It notes recommendations for federal authority to curb liquor smuggling, protect federal agents, and move cases across jurisdictions, with remarks on overcrowded federal prisons and past year outcomes. It also mentions local notices, social updates, and upcoming community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elier
Federal
Willebrandt
Piha Nassau
Havana
Atlantis
Costa Brandé
Eno
Lane
Rargent
Anu’ J
Congress
Tas
Senit
New ‘York
Connecticut
Maryland
Georgia
William J. Donnvan
Thas Ulthiuzh
Local notes highlight community visits and events
The page records pet projects and daily life including visits by Lizzie Tarneden and Mrs Hark on Quinlan, Hog shipments by Hallenbeck, John Hughey and others, Kansas City trips, a barn fire at Herman Zimmerli’s, school events at Sareoxie with Miss Taub Wettengill, fund gains over 40 from a candy sale, and neighbors sharing time with relatives and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Tarneden
Hark
AL A
Quinlan
Je Crabb
el] Quinlan
Hallenbeck
John Hughey
Greggs Braes
Godfrey Reetz
William Jor
Mizzie Torneden
Kansas City
Oliver Hill
Merlin
Sareoxie School
Local Farm Bureau Elects Officers in Eudora Meeting
In Eudora the Farm Bureau gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Eberger. Four dresses were made and the election of officers for the coming year was held. Gabriel was chosen secretary and Lil was named treasurer while Mr and Mrs Whaley and Mr Harmon were noted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Whaley
Harmon
Fred Whaley
S. Farm Bureau
Eberger
Press
Grabriel
Son
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Offers Medical Relief
Accept only genuine Phillips the original Milk of Magnesia used by physicians as an antacid laxative and corrective. 25 cent bottles and 50 cent bottles available with directions at drug stores.
Local social notes and anniversaries in December
Han Gabriel reports on a December 15 gathering at Mr and Mrs Gus Gabriel home with many ladies listed as guests. A surprise third anniversary for Mr and Mrs L M Holmes brought forty attendees. Family visits span Topeka Tulsa Argentine and Exdora, with a hospital appendicitis update for Harold Reusch and a note on Captain Creek church’s new piano. Santa Claus also featured in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Gabriel
Della Votaw
Gus Gabbriel
GJ. Votaw
E. Votaw
Ly 3
Solmes
Frances Page
Mae Amblér
Mae Rogers
JE Stanley
Gladys Lindley
Grob
Corbell
T. W. Williams
Bird
Herbert Henley
L. M. Holmes
Clifford Watson
B. S. Watson
H. Davis
Crouse
A. J. Kohler
Fred Walker
Exdora
Harold Reusch
Memorial Hospital
Arleta Holmes
E. B. Kindred
Stareneh
Ralph’ Votan Snd
Amos Wiesterhouse
Arline
Oscar Westerhouse
Intos' Westerhouse Sr
Walt Willi
Argentine
Kansas
Harold Alpine
Kates Hetty Joe
W. Williamson
Roy Harris
Lenard
I. D. Harris
Captain Creek
Families Gather for Christmas Visits and Socials
A jumble of local names recounts Christmas visits at multiple homes including Mr and Mrs Ernest Milkx, Mr and Mrs Gus Gabriel, Mr and Mrs Sam Gabriel, and families of P H Gabriel, Floyd DeWease, Ed Grob, J Van Lindsey, HL Gerstenberger, Frank Page, and others. The notes mention a Thursday Latics gathering, church events at the M E B church, and Kansas City shopping trips by Martin Ahela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Milkx
John Orrs
Gus Gabriel
Sam Gabriel
P. H. Gabriel
Floyd DeWease
Rosa
Kenneth
Hammig
Lawrence
Alvin Gabriel
M. Soto
Ed Grob
Latics
Tada Latholz
William Mil
William Loethholz
Ayys
Forbert Henley
Deen
Mfr
Pi Dnd Vera
M . Serstenbirger
J. van Lindsey
HL Gerstenberger
Hilda Ifelen
Ed ‘Choven
Frank Page
Pearl
Frances Page
Gabriel
M. EB
Martin Ahela
Kansas City
Thars
Mary Coleman
Thel
Weekend Guests at Local Residents Homes
Weekend visitors to Lawrence areas include students from Kansas University staying with parents and relatives. The page lists several individuals and families, such as Wanatha high school staff, Kansas City residents, and local families hosting guests for a few days. The text is fragmented, with multiple names and places only partially readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Daey
K. U. Int Lawrence
Charis
Brazil
Wanatha High School
Aron Breicheisen
Waldo
Rand
Lin
Pheodore
Holmes
K. Uespent Ents
Sls
Thoren FE Stalmeertell
Kansas City
Peerell
Air
Luther Klop
Oc Moll
Martha
Local church and community notes updates
Gietz will entertain the Berean Sunday school class of St. Pauls church. G C Gerstenberger attended a Farmers Union Managers association meeting at Clay Center Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Mat Groddicher spent the weekend in St. Marys Kansas with Ed and Henry. Mr and Mrs Charnes Ott of Olathe Mr and Mrs George Ott Sr and family and Mrs Anna Roberts of Nevada spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs George Ott Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catheri
Katherine
T. N. Beck
Northor Town
B.C
Starry
LonishurzaKnsas
Adlon Harbaugh
Shaugh
Harry Hispaki
Mertle Martin
Allen, Kans
Alk
Frederick
Morrison
Tnsars
Lawrence
Linwood
Manda
John Hurhey
Nars
Leavenworth
Farm Bureau
Kansas City
J. H. Jones
Fowice
Church Hospital
Kansas
Bowen
Tr Preka
I. Blevins
W.A. Bovs
Mtural Shore
Sarah Marshall
DeSoto
Walker
Sarah Pattison
Max
Frederich
Gietz
Berean
St. Paul's Church
G. C. Gerstenberger
Farmers’ Union Managers’ Association
Clay Center
Mat Groddicher
St. Mary’s
Henry
Charnes Ott
Olathe
George Ott
Anna Roberts
Nevada
George Ot
Hold Court at Garnett in Anderson County
District Judge Hugh Means and court stenographer Miss Gertrude Staiding traveled to Garnett to hold court in Anderson County seat this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Hugh Means
Gertrude Staiding
Anderson County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peggy Prim
Tomorrate
Villa Eden
Eudora
Magnesia
Portland Cerient Association
Gloyd
MAZDA
Ron. Plumbing, Heating and Electric Co
Morrison Agency
Dave
Itien
Ciate
Stim
New York
Mof
Esdne
Dane
Newrar
Donise Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers New Credit
Motor Coq
Mass. St
Studebaker
Duco
Franklin
Lawrence SY
CB Cece
Massachusetts
State Bank
Lawrence, Kans
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