One Way Prospects and Christmas Visits in Local Notices
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Harry Werts Evelyn J Speicher Bertha and Lorenz Jr visiting relatives over the weekend. Several families, including the Schellacks and Roches, plan Christmas vacations with kin. Illnesses are noted for George Meeder and Bertha Speicher recovering from poison ivy. Edith Jo and Mary Roche attended a show at Lothholz hall. Neighborhoods host gatherings at Gray family farm and with Ehrlichs Pleasants. Ladies Aid to meet December 25 with Roy Curtis hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Werts
Evelyn
Jaren Speicher
Bertha
Lorenz, Jr
Piratt
Henry’ Roche
Mary Fee
Edith Jo
Glenn Smith
Minses ‘Marien
Mad
Maxine’ Schellack
Emporia
Joe Mad
Lovie Schellack
Martin Roche
George Meeder
Eudora
Ruth
Thelma Parsons
Walter ‘Parsons
Henry Roche
Charles Janeway
Lawrence
Orty Friendsi
Fred Gray
Gray Far Mall
Lone -Star Valley Chapel
Apple Pie- and
Bloomington
John. Erhlich
Pleasant Grove
Neal Banks
John Banks
Charlie Sanders
Neal Banke
Kirmy Wilson
Jerry
Christmas Peace and Trials Across a Turbulent Year
A reflection on Christmas as a season of goodwill and its broader meaning beyond a single day. The piece notes public figures and editorials on Lindberghs travel, the Finney trial ending in a guilty plea, and touches on wartime memories and the 68 year span since the Civil War ended. It preserves period tone and names while summarizing key events and sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu Yaan
Finney
Ronald Finney
Kansas Bonded Debt Report Shows Missing Figures
The Kansas auditor's report on bonded indebtedness misses some debt details as over 13 million dollars in bonds issued under the cash basis law are not counted. Despite 12 million dollars paid off this year, new indebtedness lingers, while cash basis issues reflect warrants and debt long accumulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Say It With Initials From Prof H W D To Readers
Alma Signal notes Prof H W D who writes Sun flowers for the K S C Industrial ist offers a wary forecast under the current government complex wishing readers a MC and a HNY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Christmas Guests From Towns Gather in Lawrence
In Eureka Mrs Rush and daughters Margaret and Saude, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Harriet of north town will visit W J Coleman for a big Christmas dinner. Emma Rohrer returns from Greeley to spend Christmas in Lawrence. D Y Elder arrives from Denver to visit Jacob Badsky and family. Otto Barteldes of Denver spends holidays in Lawrence. I D Brockaway and his wife from Wellsville visit their daughter Mrs Henry Asher during Christmas. L M Daugherty will depart soon to Hot Springs Arkansas for several weeks. Allen Sterling left yesterday for reasons not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rush
Margaret and
Saude
Eureka
Clarence Harriet
North
Town
W. J. Coleman
Emma, Rohrer
Greeley
Lawrence
D. YW. Elder
Denver
Spen
Jacob Badsky
Otto Barteldes
I. D. Brockaway
Wellsville
Henry Asher
Hot Springs
Ark
Allen Sterling
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A fragment titled Poor Pa by Claude Callan appears with a dated note and copyright line from 1828 Paritakers Syndicate. The text presents a reminiscence about a mother returning home by ten o'clock and a sister remarking on her mother’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Local Holiday Socials and New Poems News in Dayton
Dayton hosts Minervian club at home event on January 1 with invitations from Gorrill Harshberger Gregory Shearer and numerous local families dining together tomorrow. Prof Carruth of Kansas University releases Bach in His Own Tongue a 78 poem volume including My Will by Mrs Carruth. Alfred Durr buys the D H Good farm near Eu dora 77 acres at 100 dollars an acre after selling Kaw Valley farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Kan
Edna Dart
Osborne
Maude Gorrill Harshberger
B. M. Gregory
G. W. Shearer
Minervian Club
Gorrill
Fred Morris
Paul Dinsmoor
G. P. Putnam & Co
Lawrence
Carruth
Alfred Durr
Kaw Valley
Eudora
D. H. Good
Departure on the island as Curt faces traitors and danger
Curt and Paul flee a treacherous plan by LeNoir and Karakhan as Sonya departs with danger looming. Ralph contemplates loyalty while Jocky and Francois desert, leaving Curt to defend against five Klausee canoes and a dwindling escape. A looming tragedy follows on the remote island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Tennyson
Curt
Sonya
Paul
LeNoir
Ralph
Liam- Klale
Ietland
Francois
Jocky
Jake
Nichols
Klosphees
Joe
Karakhan
Copsright
William B. Mowers
T. Ee Y
Marriage licenses granted to Grover residents and others
Forty years ago December 25th, marriage licenses issued to Thomas A. Hogg and Mary E. McClanahan of Grover, Henry S. Mosler of Las Vegas N M and Celina H. Halsburg of Lawrence, Charles Williams of Vinland and Emma M Peay of Clearfield, Robert H. Muzzy and Mattie Ambler, with the last couple wed by the probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Hogg
Mary E. McClanahan
Grover
Henry S. Mosler
Las Vegas
N. M
Celina H. Halsburg
Lawrence
Charles Williams
Vinland
Emma M’ Peay
Clearfield
Robert H. Muzzy
Mattie Ambler
Joan Kilworth
Atchison
Madge Littlefield
Omaha
Neb
J. S. Perry
Tom Sweeney
Union Pacific
Wells Fargo Express
Mabel Dick
Innes
Bellia Luckan
Nellie Polson
Reunior
E. C. Cowles
Farmers Institute
Farmers Club
S. R. Riley
Pittsford
Addie
Elmer Gilmore
Georgia
Mayhood
May. Watson
Elsie Evans
Bessie Quick
May
Nellie McAuliff
Addie Wilson
Eda Cupp
Bertha Atchison
Elsie’ Floyd
Irene Beasleim
Lottie Riley
Madie
Harry Sullivan
Herbert Woodward
Alta Jones
Lucy Martine
Dessie Pittsford
Christmas pardon in 1896 Kansas history notes
In 1896 Governor Morrill issued a Christmas pardon to Willis Jackson who had spent eighteen years in the penitentiary under a death sentence for a Sumner county murder. A deathbed confession claimed another man, not Jackson, committed the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Willis Jackson
Sumner County
Jackson
R. W. Hopkins
Garden City
Nazarene painting by Col H Stanley Todd noted here
Nazarene, created by Huntington, L I Col H Stanley Todd after a strange cloud in August 1932. He spent seven hours in his studio and produced Nazaren, hailed as the most perfect interpretation of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene
Col
H. Stanley Todd
Huntington
Christ
Jesus
Christmas Day In Puddle Muddle
Mary and Graham Bonner narrate a whimsical Christmas scene in Puddle Muddle. The tree gleams with candied treats as animals and tinsel decorate the room while Willy Nilly inventories stockings above the mantel. A rooster statue and a box of grain hint at holiday mischief and playful expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Graham Bonner
Rast
Puddle Muddle
Santa’s Pantry
Willy. Nilly
Willy Nilly
Santa Claus
Notch and Bears Receive Christmas Treats at Willy Nilly’s
In Rip’s, Notch’s stocking and a red ribboned bundle for Ducks and Christopher Columbus Crow set the scene for a festive afternoon. Santa left tape, a cap, candy animals for the Bears, and seeds and dried corn. later gifts addressed to Willy Nilly and the Puddle Muddlers hinted at more cheerful surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notch
Rip
Christopher Columbus Crow
Wills
Nilly
Santa
Willy Nilly
Willy Nilly’s
Santa Claus
Lead Poisoning Risks in Children and Common Sources
Dr Iago Galdston outlines lead poisoning in adults and children, noting sources such as paint, toys, and contaminated beer. He explains how pica and oral exploration in kids raise risk, especially with careless handling of painted items and repainted toys. The piece cites Harvard pediatric survey findings and urges awareness for decay and nutrition tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsel
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Harvard Medical School
Haskell Closes Season in Florida Grid Today
The Haskell football team ends the 1933 season this afternoon with an intersectional game against Tampa University in Tampa Florida. Warm weather may cause difficulties while coach Gus Welch took 20 players on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Tampa University
Tampa
Fla
Gus Welch
Valley Chapel Social Circle Christmas Party Guests
The Mrs Boehms Miss Edena Olathe Mrs Joe Fashing Lenexa Mrs Gottlieb Neider John David Lone Star were guests of the Social Circle club for Christmas. Christmas party was held Wednesday. Various relatives and friends from Topeka Lawrence and Lecompton joined in Christmas activities and a Mr and Mrs Santa Claus act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boehms
Edena
Olathe
Joe Fashing
Lenexa
Gottlieb Neider
John David
Lone Star
Social Circle Club
Will Curtis
Margaret
Robert Wilson
Hobby
Topeka
Banning
San Antonio Tex
Marie Ferris
Ferris
Alvin. Bond
Eudora
Ellis Bond
F.J. Bucheim
Edith
Slavens of
Lecompton
Santa Claus
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Journal-World
the World Company
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W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street Wrench
Telephone
Ion
Lorenzen & “Thompson
York
Westith
Chicago
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome Log
Anscles
Kansas City
10Th St Louis
Sizz
Ruanta
Walton
Associated Enene
Associated Press
Bureau OF Cirtigns
the. Postoffice
Charles Sessions
Lindberghs
Lindy
Anne
United States
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Russia
Johnson
Milton Caniff
Betty
Paritakers Syndicate
Edwardward Bumgardner
Florida
Valley Chapel
National Bank
The
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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