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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1930

Page

13

Tonganoxie Auction To Sell Livestock And House Goods

A Tonganoxie auction advertises a consignment sale with weight notes of 2800 pounds and six plug horses. It lists livestock and farm items, household goods, implements, poultry, furniture, produce, and a variety of articles. Sales start at 1 30 with horse sale at 12 50, hog at 1, cattle at 2, and all must be on ground by 10 p m. Auctioneers are McCullouch Stigimiré and Metzger with John Dorney as clerk.

Tonxanoxie Kan Jersey Guernsey Yalta Chester Tonganoxie Sales Co McCullouch Stigimiré Metzger John Dorney

Oak Ridge Christmas Activities Highlight Village Life

Oak Ridge settled into the holiday season with events at the school and club. The Oakridge Birthday Club met at the Heck home December 17 with plans to assist two families at Christmas. Miss Thelma Malone and students presented a Christmas program at the school, Santa visited, and gifts were exchanged. The school reports solid attendance with several students recognized. Noel Reed left seventh grade, while Juanita Wheeler and Leonhard Wheeler joined. The town notes include social calls, a few visitors, and plans for vacation.

John L. Wentz Kansas City LeRoy Smith Leona Fetty Kathryn House Eugene George William Snow Blanche Garrett Noel Reed Juanita Wheeler Leonhard LeRoy Wheeler F. H. Leonard W. H. Morgan Alfred Heck R. H. Mitchell Oscar Powell Ross Stanwix Frank Bereiter Herbert Nunemaker Fairbairn Ernest Sutter van Neste Carol Miller Thelma Malone Oakridge School Miss Malone Hird Lone Jack George Stanwix Grace Harold Altenbernd Lawrence J. D. Jones Leavenworth

Christmas Home Suggestions and Display Lighting

Hot Stuff presents ideas for the home including storm windows attic insulation weather strips and the right kind of coal. The note highlights an illuminated display to attract shoppers.

Christmas gathering and Oakridge Farm Bureau officers named

Mrs A A Green of Lawrence attended a Friday school house entertainment. Oakridge Farm Bureau held its Christmas meeting December 19 at Mrs H G Van Neste home with many in attendance. Officers elected for 1931 were president Mrs Morgan vice president Mrs Fred Laptad secretary Mrs Weeks and treasurer Mrs Van Neste. Christmas gift exchange and refreshments followed. Guests included Miss Randle and others. First meeting of the year to be announced. Various local visits and holiday travels noted among residents and families in the area.

A.A. Green Lawrence House Oakridge Farm Bureau H. G. van Neste Morgan Fred Laptad Weeks van Neste Miss Randle Frank Bereiter Z. H. van Neste Willis Colman Frank McGrade Harry van Neste Frank Toms A. R. Reed Roy Gearhart City Service C. S. Fairbairn

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Kansas Towns

Local residents and families from Kansas City to Tonganoxie and Leavenworth share Friday and weekend visits. Highlights include the HAWK HALLOW gathering, church and club events, travel to Frankfort, and several tea and social calls. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Joe Camel, Mr and Mrs Fred Smith, Rev McNamara, Mrs Mary Foley, Miss Anna Wickey, and the Wickey, Slomski, Babcock, Smith, and Ford families. A trinket pie social occurred at Honey Valley school with teacher Gladys Slomski.

Joe Camel Kansas City Fred Smith Frankfort Kan Mr. McNamara Tonganoxie Mary Foley Pleasant Valley

Crossword Clue Labyrinth of Misspellings and Fragments

Puzzle text presents a garbled list of across clues with numerous errors and stray letters. It reads like an OCR scrap from a daily crossword page with odd phrases, broken words, and misplaced numbers.

Local Social Visits Include Pennells and Wickeys

Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pennell spent Sunday with Miss Anna Wickey and Mrs. Emma Wickey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Slomski spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Yates.

L. D. Pennell Anna Wickey Emma Wickey Dennis Slomski Bert Yates

Local social notes and obituaries from De Soto area

Albert Cobb and Clay Linden and ages Alice drove to Wellsville Sunday. Otto Radloff of Basehor spent Tuesday and Wednesday with his sister, Mrs. Albert Luther, and family. Earl Rhodes recently married to Mrs. Anna Keneon of Kansas City. He and Mrs. Rhodes visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes while Earl works in Zarah. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes visited Mr. and Mrs. Rol Horn of Olathe. Mrs. Bradford Nowell, Mrs. Frank Rhodes and Miss Gertrude Freeman were in Kansas City Thursday. Lon Hale injured knee. Miss Margaret Cramer supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powelson of Olathe visited Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mize and daughter Berenice visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sarver of Olathe Saturday. Harry Dicken attended George Makewicz wrestling match in Kansas City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Warlie Cunningham went to Prairie Center for Howard Marsh funeral. Mrs. Jessie Hodge visited sister Mrs. Peter Spohrer in Kansas City Sunday. Mrs. Spohrer undergoing operations, will have another big week. Mr. Spohrer in poor health, at St. Margaret's hospital. Paul Mackey, former resident, died in Albuquerque. Funeral in Topeka Thursday, burial there. Rev. Mr. Zimmerman, Christian Church State Missionary, preached Sunday. Mrs. Earl Martin visited Lawrence relatives Friday through Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Mabon Plummer as children were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Maggie Plummer of Prairie Center.

Olie Babcock and Sons Emma Wickey John Wickey Harold Wickey Kansas City Dennis Slomski Slomski Leavenworth George Saunders Tonganoxie Fleishon Anna Wickey Vas Ford Golie Babcock Date Lilly Honey Valley School Gladys Slomski Fred Heywood Frank Smith Herbert Baker Lena Lillian Torneden Carl Arnold Louis Fred Smith Lawrence Albert Cobb Clay Linden Alice Wellsville Otto Radloff Basehor Albert Luther Earl Rhodes Anna Keneon Rhodes Frank Rhodes Earl Zarah Rol Horn Olathe Bradford Nowell Harry Dicken George Makewicz Convention Hall Warlie Cunningham Prairie Center Howard Marsh Jessie Hodge Peter Spohrer Spohrer Int. Margaret's Hospital Zimmerman Christian Church State Missiona Earl Martin Bondy L. A. Hayes Mabon Plummer Maggie Plummer

Chimney Fire Burns Nighttime at 834 Missouri Street

A chimney fire burned out late last night at 834 Missouri Street, prompting a call to the fire department. No other damage was reported.

Missouri Street

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