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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

5

Hold Suspects After Oklahoma Killings in Country Store

A 21-year-old cotton picker Fred Overstreet and his 18-year-old girlfriend Cleo Owens were secretly held after a deadly hold up at a country store in Taloga Oklahoma. Sheriff C C Jones said the boy admitted involvement and the couple were removed from jail to a safe location. A county attorney Ralph Gilchrist captured the pair near Fay and recovered the pistol. Turnise and another victim perished, while witnesses identified the pair.

Taloga Okla C. C. Jones Fred Overstreet Cleo Owens Fay Henry Weiser Rom Turnise Ralph Gilchrist Overs Street Gilchrist Gilcast Weisers Turnise Clyde Perkins Ginner Overstreet Owens Sheriff Jones

Evening Star school report notes enrollment and honors

The Evening Star records a school report listing enrollment of 15 pupils and names of students with perfect attendance including Eileen Brown Delbert Reusch and Frederick Kurtz among others. It notes an eighteen rhythm band purchased from proceeds and mentions various social visits, program nights, and church society events centered around Weaver and nearby communities with several residents named and multiple local activities described.

Independence Guest List and Weekend Visits Mentioned

Claude Jardon of Kansas City spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs M21 Jardon. Mr and Mrs Henry Seele and Mrs Oswald apenit Sun Mys and Mrs B L Taul and family. Mrs Pearson of Oak Grove Mo.

Is Sainty Arthur Olds Edgar Jardon Kansas City Mr. Jardon M. J. Jardon Glen Lederer Thurman Deay Kenneth Howard Lee New Joe Ed C. T. Paul Hallmark Ray Price Claude Jardon Jardon Henry Seele Oswald Apenit B.L. Taul Pearson Oak.Grove, Mo

Village Notes and Social Scatter from Local Chronicle

Miss Dorothy Schwartz returned to Worden after visiting her sister Mrs. Will Beetz. Families from Kansas City and Lawrence joined gatherings at Leonard Train and J. T. Hurhey homes. Unemployment and community meetings held in Linwood and Mack with officers elected and a readings program announced.

Dorothy Schwartz Will Beetz Worden L. J Trapp Edward William Anderson Robert Wilber Willis Joe Trapp F. E. Trapp Kansas City Leonard Train Fern- Wilson Norman William Torneden W.E. Brock Christopher Lenape Fred Harmon J. T. Hughey T.W. Martin Linwood Anna_ Reetz Melba Sumday Anna Mary. Moore McFarland Selms Torneden Catherine Lila Reetz Emmett Loveland Don Caps Bertha Caps O. N. Schmale Frank Loveland James Hunter John Caps Lawrence Harold Sawyer Eudora Fnday

Thanksgiving Newsround of Local Socials and Accidents

A compact social column notes Thanksgiving visits and travel across the county. Mrs North leads a program with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rogers celebrating a December birth attended by Dr and Mrs Curry of Winchester. Reminiscences, dinners at Valley Falls, farm bureau banquet attendance, and a 300 member drive are reported alongside a highway cave in near McLouth injuring John Potters seriously.

Lloyd. Rogers Curry Winchester Rogers Clare Jones Oscar Elkington Valley Falls C. P. Elkington Arthur Perry Ozankie Farm Bureau Bureau Oskaloosa Township Mary_ Gibbs Pittsburg Posey Lang Lang Miss Gibbs Round Grove Miss Lang Basin ‘Valley Ray Engie Mack Richard Mortill Flickinge McLouth John Potters Will Ritchie United Brethren Church Emma Ritchie Central Chapel George Clark William Morgan Lawrence Morgan Cyrus Adams Wyatt Lloyd Rogers Hayden, Sinnard Gilbert Will Roche Leila~ Whitlow Toneka

Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Wegener Family

Mrs Rhoda Lecompton and Mrs Helen Wegener entertained with a Thanksgiving Day family dinner at Mrs Effie Wegener home. Guests included Mrs Mary Biesemeyer and daughter Mary Lou of McCracken Mr and Mrs Ted Owen and son Willard of Topeka Mr and Mrs Fritz Laqua of Lawrence Mrs Effie Wegener Louis Wegener Mr and Mrs Grant Caywood Mr Be Paul Wegener and son Paul not all names clearly listed.

A. E. Reynolds Pearson J. H. ‘Gale Fred Robert White Topeka JH. Gale Arthur E._Reynolds Rhoda Laqua Helen "Wegener Effie Wegener Mary Biesemeyer Mary Lou McCracken Ted Qwen Willard Fritz Laqua Lawrence Louis Wegener Grant Caywood Paul Wegener Paul

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germ growth, and builds up the system after colds or flu. It claims creosote as a healing agent and guarantees satisfaction with a money back refund if coughs or colds persist.

Mary Miles and guests honor diverse visitors in Topeka area

Mrs L S Miles and daughter Virginia Iva and Velver Herschell of Topeka hosted by Mr and Mrs W B Glenn. Elton Dark family moved into former Herman Bohnsack home. W C McClanahan hosted daughter Alice Lee's birthday party with several pupils and neighbors. Spangter returns home after hospital stay in Lawrence. Simmons of Lawerence visited Sims. Bohnsacks hosted farewell party for Ellery Clear. Grade school notes feature Thanksgiving program, honor roll lists, and leaving students Arlene Bohnsack Lester Hayes.

Erades Betty Lee Cramer Lucille Dorothy Betty Sulzen Betty Lou ,Wray anna Mary _ Seiwald Margaret Carr Nellie Faye Randolph Mary Maxine Maust Herbert Seiwald Junior Atkinson Charles Worley Frankie Garcia Martin Busch Martin Groves Genevieve Weldon Sarah Pearl Atkinson Adah Arzela Atkinson Marvy Nell Lasswell Opal Lasswell Doris Holloway Luta Holloway Geraldine Holloway Alice Lee McClanahan Fritz Edward McClanahan Nancy Ann Spangter Memorial Hospital McAlearney Lawrence Margaret Simmons Ethan Sims Herman Bohnsack Ellery Clear Claar Lara Holloway Betty Kolb Mazie Morriss Harry Carr Carl Seiward Arleene de Kat Oneila Hibner Helen Leslie Ivalou McCall Fritz McClanahan Billie Morris Merle Morriss Albert Norwood Charles Sulzen Arlene Bohnsack Lester Hayes Grace Busch Marie Cottrell Mary Nell Lasswell Allen Mitchell Lewis Sales Louis Traxier Buddy Weidler Patricia Wolf Denzel “Gibbens Betty Jane Traxier

Church school workers convene in Ozawkie to discuss Kansas dry policy

The Jefferson County Council of Christian Education sponsors a one day convention at United Brethren church Ozawkie on December seventh. Myron E Settle state secretary leads sessions at 2 30 and 8 p m with theme What our church schools can do to keep Kansas dry. Other speakers include Mrs Myron Settle Mrs L Sample of Valley Falls and Dr E B McAferty of McLouth Ahrens of Oskaloosa leads a discussion A 6 30 luncheon and musical numbers are planned.

Jefferson County Valley Falls E. B. McAferty McLouth E. A. Ahrens Oskaloosa Herbert. Champion George Duree Thompsonville Albert’ Duree Manhattan Willis Friends Church of Audrey Davison Wellman School Belle Rogers Howard Williams Violet Strudley Maye Wright Harry Wellman Herb Barry Vera Barry Meriden W. H.ruge R. H. Ruge Topeka Mary Smith Bertha Ruge Tofos J. M. Brittain Anna Boyston Billie Gene Bonnie” Black Jim Ellis Stanwood Earl Goucher Kansas City Charles Goucher Ridgway George Ludwig Lawrence Jim Lawless Robert ‘Wegster Thirstan Ousdahi Chester Harry. Wellman Herbert Champion Frank Champion Mabel Harding W. R. Harding Illiam Smith St Joseph H. K. Ebright Baldwin Harding Sliss Harding Enterprise Leavenworth Mrs. Smith Woodstock

Local Jefferson County Notes and Socials Report

Township relief drive totals near four thousand dollars with Wednesday deadline. Community members Tracy Duree and Perl Critchlow noted among attendees. Social visits span McLouth Stanwood and Baldwin. multiple church events and Thanksgiving gatherings reported. Community members celebrate marriages and health updates while planning Woodstock school activities and a county Sunday school convention.

Agnes Pine Visits Eudora For Meetings And School Events

Agnes Pine traveled to Eudora on Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Floyd Broers of Weaver district where she taught at Weaver last year. She attended the Rebekahs meeting and later joined Weaver school program. Several local notices cover club meetings church work and community visitors including Mrs A B Ewing recovering from tonsil surgery at Memorial hospital, Kinship gatherings at Pine and Fincher homes, and reports on church mission society and Loyal Temperance Legion events.

Agnes Pine Eudora Floyd Broers Weaver Weaver School Rebekah's Gertrude Churchbaugh A. B. Ewing Memorial Hospital Roscoe Pine Earl Pringle Clifford Pine Charles Fincher Hinsie Ernest Pine Martha Schoonover Lincoln Street Jona Shrimplin Hodge Shrimplin Maggie Shrimplin Clinton Tenpenny Edith Marie Clarence Pine Chicago Herbert Henderson Missionary Society of Centenary M. E. Church Dwight Hopkins Susie Denman F. O. Hesse John Claypoole Loyal ‘Temperance Legion Henry, Roe Cloud Haskell ‘Institute Centenary M. BE Richard ‘Pine Wilbur Pine Clot Mr. Cloud

Local Church Groups Share Christmas Plans and News

Readers learn about self control through a Jesus link and hear a legend The Magic Pair of Moccasins The program included solo by Mrs Wilbur Pine benediction by Mrs Thomas Fapplewell L T L groups from North Lawrence Vinland Belleview Oak Ridge Junior L T L party at 747 Elm Street Senior L T L exchange December 22 Car passengers visited families in Wakarusa Wallace W C T U met with Rev Friesen Christian church speaker Centenary M E Ladies Aid to serve chicken dinner district members elected Sunday school officers include superintendent Herbert Nehrbass assistant Terry Crall secretary Lorraine Fairbairn librarian Gladys Pine pianists and choristers named plus staff and officers for church departments.

Jesus Wilbur Pine Thomas Fapplewell North Lawrence Vinland Belleview Oak Ridge Addison Conner Elm Street Clarence Pine Wakarusa Wallace W. C. T. U Friesen Fearing Denver Colo Tola Miller Centenary M. E. Church Herbert Nehrbass Terry Crall Lorraine Fairbairn Mildred Leonhard Gladys Pine Loren Pine William Fincher Eva Bushey Lillian Pine Agnes Pine Roscoe Pine Helen Pine Denman Rev. Freark Frank Henry Stella Pine Hattie Fetty

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