Marriage of Gertrude Cogs and Raymond Conboy
The marriage occurred this morning at 8:30 at St. Att Catholic Church with Rev. Fitzgerald officiating. The couple, both from Lawrence, attended the University. she in Alpha Chi Omega and he in Phi Kappa. Mrs. Conboy was formerly librarian in the biology department at KU and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William LaCoss. The Conboys will reside in Denver after the first of the year, where Mr. Conboy is a city salesman for the McCaskey Register Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Law Cogs
Raymond Conboy
F ‘Lawrence
St. Atte Catholic
Ather Fitzgerald
Mrks Conboy
The
University
Alpha ‘Chi'Omega
Phi- Kappa
Conboy
Marriage of Martin in McPherson Arkansas City ties
The wedding occurred at the bride's mother's McPherson home with Mrs. Martin known in Lawrence. Mr. Martin, a Ranney-Davis salesman of Arkansas City, and his wife will reside there. Mrs. Martin previously lived with her sister Mrs. Tom Harley in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Arkansas City
McPherson
Lawrence
Tom Harley
Harley
Ranney-Davis Mercantile Company
P E O Sisterhood plans 2 45 PM Friday meeting at Mrs Hamilton’s home
The P E O Sisterhood holds a brief business session Friday at 2 45 in the afternoon at Mrs W O Hamilton's residence 1235 Tenn street. Members will bring gifts for the mayor's Christmas tree and meet briefly for notes and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Union
Wilbur Pine
Elm ‘Street
Christ
P. E. O. Sisterhood
W. O. Hamilton
Tenn. Street
Personal updates from Lawrence to Eudora area
Miss Augusta Ziesenis returns home to Eudora after visiting friends in Lawrence. Hazel Lynn also returns to Eudora after a Sunday at home. Mrs. Lillian Berry departs Palouse Washington after visiting Mrs. Angney. Various residents, including Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Newton and Miss M. Brown of Kansas City, are noted for short visits or travel to Kansas City Ottawa Manhattan Bonner Springs and Lawrence for shopping or conferences. The Rev. Edward Hislop attends a ministerial conference in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Ziesenis
Eudora
Lawrence
Hazel Lynn
Lillian Berry
G. Angney
Palouse
Washington
H. L. . Newton
Kansas’ City
M. Brown
Kansas City
William Docking
Alice Docking
Edward ‘Hislop
W. ©. Copp
Atchison
Phi Delta Chi
L. C. Copeland
Kansas ‘City
J. C. Anderson
S. W. Atkinson
W. L. West
Ottawa
George K. Mackie
J. N. Johnson
Lucy Riggs
V. V. Heming
L. B. Snyder
Baldwin
D. Gowgill
T. Kennedy
Blanche Kennedy
Amy Lt. F. Young
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
James Barrow
Font Hawkins
Indiana
Alienist in Fox Case Opens Harshly in Atlanta Court
In Atlanta on December 17 Philip E. Fox faced trial for the Coburn killing. He sat silent as Dr Swint the alienist was cross examined by Solicitor General Boykin over years of homicide testimony and the Rhomberg test. Swint said he has twenty years of experience but could not provide a number of cases and he showed instability in the subject during a demonstration. The defense led by Hugh L. Dorsey pressed whether a delusion could influence motive, time and place, or weapon purchase. The judge allowed testimony but the doctor noted a delusion may not always explain actions.
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Atlanta
Philip E. Fox
William S. Coburn
Dr. Swint
John A. Boykin
Georgia
Solicitor General’s Office
Hugh L. Dorsey
Boykin
Fox
Swint
Deaths and Funerals For Hurst and Lawson
Funeral services for Rachael Hurst will be held Tuesday at 10 from Cross Undertaking parlors with Rev. G N Jackson officiating. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery. Wesley Lawson, 35, died Saturday at Rosedale hospital. services Tuesday at 2 in Vinland Methodist church with Rev. B H Gragg in charge. Burial in Vinland cemetery. Lawson survived by a wife three children his father two sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Hurst
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wesley
Lawson
Rosedale
Vinland
B. H. Gragg
J R Griggs recalls happier Lawrence days and G A R friends
Former Lawrence resident now in San Diego writes to the Journal-World praising years in Lawrence as his happiest. He beams about friends, the Boys of the G A R, and sunny days in this land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
J. R. Griggs
San Diego
Journal-World
Farmers' Union Local Meets At Roscoe School House
The Eudora Farmers' Union local will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock at Roscoe school house for the regular monthly business meeting. A program will be held and refreshments served after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union Local
Eudora Farmers’ Union
Roscoe School House
License Fugitive Fined After Hunting Without Permit
W. J. Springer was fined $21 on Saturday after being arrested by a game warden for hunting without a license. Miss Katherine Reding, UC student and former K U Spanish department instructor, is spending the holidays at home. Miss Naomi Light of Philadelphia visits her parents for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Springer
Katherine Reding
University of California
Miss Reding
K. U
Naomi Light
Philadelphia
Mrs
H. M. Light
Cure a Cold in One Day Promotes Laxative Brom Quin
Ad promotes Laxative Brom Quin Tablets with a E W Grove signature and a 30 cent price. Mentions a mother awaiting Journal-World for Christmas. References include Howard Frank University student visiting Kansas City, and Windshield glass for Ford at Burgner Bowman Matthews Lumber Co. Mentions Hairy Brushes and Store Brushes at Barber's Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Frank
University
Kansas City
Ford
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co
Former nun Mrs Steep faces trial for obscene literature
About fifty to sixty persons rose in a salute as Mrs Helen Steep entered the criminal court to face trial for alleged possession of obscene literature. A deputy marshal demanded order and Judge South threatened to clear the room. A motion to quash the information was overruled and the trial set for Wednesday. Defense argued the charge infringes free speech and pressed that the law is unconstitutional. Recent anti Catholic lectures at an outing theater sparked riot calls and minor injuries among a few women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Steep
Allen C. Southern
Steep
Freshman Engineer Held on Bad Check Charge
George Willet of Wichita, a freshman engineering student, was arrested by county officers this afternoon for issuing a bad check to Watkins National Bank. He is to appear before Justice R. C. Manley tomorrow at 2 PM for a preliminary hearing. Bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willet
Wichita
Watkins
Nation
Fourth National Bank of
R. C. Manley
Court House
Old Time Revival Draws Large Attendance
Evangelist Fred Vogler led revival services with many at the alter seeking God and a well attended divine healing service Sunday afternoon. The speaker preached from John 7. Mrs. Lillie Warnick was fined five dollars and costs by Justice John Clark for failing to send her child to school after warning. Lone Star CPA to meet Thursday night with candidates to be initiated. Immigration would be suspended until 1929 under a bill by Rep. Watkins. Local underwriters insurance bureau joins Chamber of Commerce.
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Fred Vogler
God
Lillie Warnick
John Clark
Lone Star C. P.A
Lone Star C. P. A
Lone Star
Washington
Watkins
Dem
Oregon
Home Economics Party Planned at Lawrence High School
The home economics department at Lawrence High School plans a party tomorrow inside the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Department
Lawrence High School
Why Not a Pair of Kiddies Shoes for Christmas
Hutchings and Biggs at 8382 Mass St advertise a Christmas shoe sale in the District. The shop lists children sizes 5 to 8 at 2.75, 8 to 11.5 at 3.00, 12 to 2 at 3.50, with a guarantee promising half-price replacement if unsatisfactory. Also offered are boys shoes with the same guarantee and a large selection of house slippers priced from .90 to 4.50 for ladies children men and boys.
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Ke C.skuffer
Hutchings &_ Biggs
Mass
Card of Thanks and holiday sales notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during illness and death of F. T. Anderson and family. Local ads promote Christmas cigars, dolls, toys, perfumes, brushes, window glass, and crafts at Rankin's and Barber's Drug Stores. Also mentions German lecturer d Ester losing home and job, and a request to buy cinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Anderson
Lee H. Anderson
Chas. Dyer
J. H. Anderson
Clifford Anderson
M. A. Anderson
Ten Lost At Sea In Coos Bay Wreck
Seven men clung to the wreck of the steam schooner G. C. A. Smith near the Coos Bay jetty and were rescued by the tug Oregon after the life saving crew failed to shoot a line. Ten men believed lost as they attempted to abandon the sinking vessel despite a 24 man crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Oregon
Coos Bay
C. A. Smith
G. A. Smith
Cable Fall Wounds Worker at University Library
While setting up a windlass supported scaffold at the University library last Saturday afternoon 8 T. Wilbur was struck by a breaking cable. He was taken to Simmons Hospital with injuries not expected to sideline him long, and doctors say he may return to work within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New University Library
T. Wilbur
Wilbur
Simmons Hospital
Reorganize Freight Rates Proposal in Congress
Washington December 17 Authority would be granted the Interstate Commerce Commission under a resolution by Representative Hoch Kansas Republican to enter at once upon a reorganization of the nations freight rate structure Hoch says the regulation aligns with President Coolidges congressional message Hi Y meets tomorrow evening to discuss Christmas reasons and Bible study topics Miss Kl Chambers to speak University Christmas Tree plans discussed Unable to Meet Mine Payrolls Henryetta Oklahoma December 17 Inability to secure cash to meet mine payrolls led Miner National Bank to fail to open today The bank is solvent and will reopen Deposits exceed 600000
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative Hoch
Kansas
Commerce Committee
Hoch
Coolidge
Congress
Hi-Y
Hi-Y Club
KL. Chambers
Henryetta
Okla
Miner National Bank
Funeral set for Burns parole officer in Lansing
Sheriff Will Johns announced the funeral for David W. Burns, a Kansas penitentiary parole officer, who died Saturday from wounds inflicted by one of two recaptured convicts he was returning to prison. The service is scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow in Lansing.
Missouri Pacific Buys Kansas City Northwestern Terminal
Missouri Pacific Railroad has purchased the terminal properties of the Kansas City Northwestern in Kansas City Kansas for 1,200,000 dollars, announced on December 17. The acquisition consolidates terminal operations under Missouri Pacific in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kansas City Northwestern
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Meddie Parel
Katherine Pine
Zodiac Club
Tormorrow J
C.G. Dunlap
E.B. Stouffer
Europe
Mothers’ League
W. C. A. Churchill
Ohio Street
Pers
E. Schumann
Iiolians
Abe’ Wolfson
Topeka
Edward , E F. Kurtz
San Jintonio
Texas
Arthur Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
McAllister - Parent-Teacher Association
B.A.’ Edwards
W. BR. Essick
L. H. Emmett
Charles Colbert
Charles Jr
Colbert
Lillian Bradley
Quivera
Country Club
J. P. Gene
Fritz .Meyn
S A. Moore
Mississippi
W. T. Courtney
Wilson
Patneys
W. Ef.’ Shaw
Carter
Alice ‘Winston
English Department
Review Club
Fraser Hall
George ‘Bernard
Shaw
P.W. Ewing
Bryant
John Keen
D. B. Hunnicut
C. W. Smith
Magssachusetts
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Portia Club
Tomorow
John Edmonds
Massachusetts
E.H. S. Bailey
L. M.powell
Powell
Professor Bailey
Wayne Simmonds
Lorrain McClure
Cecil Courtney
Frank W. Kingsbury
Post Office
Frank
Phyllis Reynolds
Bair
Dave Horkmans
Kingsbury
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Rpost
Peoples State Bank
FOX Case
McDonald
Military
Barber’s Drug
Tore
Sindy i
Haley Bones
Ay Boxes
Vaiglty
Helen Steep
Chaber of Commerce
Insurance Board of Underwriters
Chamber of Commerce
Insurance Bureau
Varsity Annex
Eriksen
Barber’s Drug Store
Burgner- Bowman- Matthews Lumber Co
Barber’s
Job Munster
Associated Press
d’Ester
Housing Commission
Rankin’s Drug Store
1101
S. T. Wilbur
Kansas City Star Today
Rankin’s. Drug Store
Bowersock
NECRE
Oree
Herbert Brenon
Antonio Moreno
USA
Petod
Paris
Arkansas
NEW York Cleaners
Carter’s China Shop
Vola Vale
Gaston Glass
GeopSheets&Son
Othercoats
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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