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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

Page

7

Slayers suspected in bank robbery attempt and arrests

Police linked Blackie Mingori and Joe Levine to a Mercantile Trust Company robbery attempt in St. Louis. Detective Gar Carpenter and Officer Edward Young were fired upon by three gunmen using machine guns as they arrived. Mingori implicated Levine, who denied involvement. Witnesses place Levine awake at 4 oclock, while Mingori said others were out of town. Victor ich and Lewis M. Siegfried were also detained in Kansas City after telegraphic requests. A prior prison term in Atlanta for a prohibition violation was noted for Virdus.

Blackie OGBP Garpenter Joe Levine St. Louis Sys Cant Carpenter Edward Young Mercantile Trust Company Mingori Young Mingert Levine Pet Oe Mingori Peets Kansas City Victorich Kans Lewis M. Siegfried Virdus Atlanta

Local social notes mention hospital visits and community events

Mrs Maurice Henderson hosted supper guests with O Huff and Mr Hurt. Others visited relatives near DeSoto and Monticello. Chas Baker recovered from typhoid at Trinity Lutheran hospital in Kansas City, aided by Mrs Baker. Prairie Center unit hosted a toilet and laundry soap demonstration with Willow Springs and Bethel Farm Bureau clubs. Participants included Mrs Wellington and Miss Border, about thirty five ladies attended.

Mitchell Wright NM OQ Huff Companie Emer Harris Kansas City Bell Memorial Hospital Hoff Sammie Lee Tom-Lee DeSoto Chas Baker Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas Erle Hunter Lye Johnson County Border Olathe Willow Springs Wait Erle Hunter J.C. Huff W. H. Dent Will Andrew Jewett Earl Ross Kilmer Harry Neat Howard Likely L. R. Penner Lee Middleton Mer- Iin Andrew Bruce Abersall Eva Cheatwood Sonntag Murphy Jasper LeSueur B. L. Corliss

Black Jack tonsil operation and community news at Baldwin

Roy Stecher underwent a tonsil operation at a Baldwin physician’s office with Glenn Howard serving during convalescence. A home basket dinner honored Mrs Ther. Trusheim’s third birthday. Attendees included Wave Rhoade family Rhoades clan Hughes Rewandy and Kalb families. Also reported a new baby boy for Prof and Rolland Waters of Arkansas. Kansas Day program in Baldwin drew about seventy five from Baldwin Rotarians led by Prof Gaskill with Paul Evens at piano.

Roy Stecherr Baldwin Glenn Howard Stecher Vint Trusheim T:ther Wave Rhoade R. J. Rhoade Carl Hughes Harvey Rewandy Fred Rhoades Fred Hughes Zora Frances Rhoades Rolland Waters Arkansas C. C. Waters Albert Moldenhauer Kansas City Ralph Kalb Henry Breithaupt Edgerton Black Jack Baldwin Rotarians Prof. Gaskill Baker University Paul Evens BR. IK. Ebright Esther Clark- Hill Balch

Black Jack Community Honors Battle Figures and Trusheim Family

The Black Jack community marked notables on Kansas’ roll of honor including John Brown and Charles Curtis, with remarks by Dr Balch on Brown’s role at Black Jack. The gathering raised funds for the giant fund and mourned Fred Trusheim, a local musician and civic participant, who died January 27.

Kansas John Brown John P. St. John John Jay Ingalls Brewers W. A. Quayle Wiliam Allen White Charles Curtis Balch Black Jack Black Jack Ladies Needle Club Giant Fund Fred Trusheim Mr. Trsheim Kansas City Fred John Trusheim Conrad Anna G. Trusheim Mary Inez Scott John Donald Eva Charlotte Hoke Vint Trusheim Lander Pleasant Valley Orches Wellsville Band Wellsville M J . D. van Tries Vespertine Black Jacks Bert O'Neil Baldwin Ralph Kalb Ladies Needle Club Lincoln Very Sheppard A. D. Ven Tries Paul O'Neil A. D. Vantries John Hays Raymond Kalb Maurice O'Neil Louis Schellack Dena Pearson Henry Bell Veryl Shepperd Harley Dobson Ralph K Black Jack School

Wil Wing Workers meet at Olivia Fulton home

An all day Wil Wing Workers club meeting at Mrs Olivia Fultons home on Wednesday February 4 included quilting and tea towel hemming. Guests included Hazel Gray of Lawrence and Irene Slavens. Members listed with ties to Lawrence Glenn Ottawa and surrounding families attend.

Wil‘Wing Workers’ Club Olivia Fulton Arlette Hazel Gray Lawrence Goldie McCall Grace Dark Caroline Gray Nettie Glenn Ruth Bahnmaier Mabel. Glenn Mattie Matney Onal Matney Erma Matney Minnie Glenn Arlette Fulton Fulton Virginia McClanahan Irene Slavens John Is Ottawa G. MM. Bahnmaier Arnold H. F. Fulton R. M. Gray Lecompton

Local Notes From Lawrence To Manhattan And Pasadena Visits

Miscellany of short items from Kansas towns including Mrs Thomas Glenn and Arnold Hill on a Lawrence trip, Lecompton business, OsKaloosa official duty, Pasadena visitors, Park College returning students, a physician’s office access, a Gay Hardware gas stove demo, Henry Mandarin carrying corn prize to Manhattan show, and a Methodist Aid Washington celebration with songs and scenes.

Thomas Glenn Arnold Hill Law‘rence Frank McClanahan Lecompton Gay Hardware Henry Manhattan Methodist Aid Washington Friendst P Hall America Albert Gramse Sarah Phinney Bunny Johnson Arthur Perry

Gly-Cas Promised To Cure Longstanding Health Ailments

Suffering readers report constant medicines failed to help rheumatism neuritis and digestive troubles until Gly-Cas. Mrs D Tweedy of Bartlesville credits four boxes with restoring health after years of constipation stomach disorder and severe indigestion. She praises the herbal remedy and notes it is sold by Round Darrer Drug Co Lawrence and other local drug stores for surrounding towns.

Round Darrier Drug Co Lawrence

Willing Workers class meets at Presbyterian church

The Willing Workers class of the Presbyterian Sunday school met at a church gathering directed the playlet Mrs B P Davis closed the program by singing The Song of a Thousand Years tribute to Washington in his day. A luncheon of breaded chicken hot rolls salad and coffee was served by a hostess group including Mrs Gramse Mrs George Brown Mrs Leslie Waggoner Mrs Walter Bell Mrs Otis Glover Mrs Lord Morris Mrs Irvin Dennis Mr George Gross

B. P. Davis Washington Gramse George Brown Leslie Waggoner Walter Bell Otis Glover Lord Morris Irvin~ Dennis Eorge Gross Presbyterian Sunday School

Neighborhood acts aid fire victims in cold weather

Mrs. David Grayson hosted two comforts for the Phillips family of Lone Tree who lost their home and contents in a recent fire. Neighbors provided shelter in the cold. Miss Electa Hunter of Kansas City, Mo., conducted legal business here Friday. Merle Trapp of St. Joseph is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Trapp.

David Grayson Phillips Lone Tree Electa Hunter Kansas City Nyeed Merle Trapp St. Joseph Ars. M. T. Trapp

Local notes from Perry and vicinity recount moves and visits

Albert Wray moved from the Earl Bliss residence to the one year square vacated by Mr Aull and family last week. Raymond Harvey of Valley Falls visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Albert Harvey, over the weekend. Will Becker of Perry spent Sunday with his parents, Judge and Mrs Decker. The Mission Study class met Friday at Miss Addie Mains home, using Challenge of Change for the study hour. Miss Irene Brock of Perry spent the weekend at home. State Adjutant Ryan of Topeka and William Justin, County American Legion banquet speakers, attended Thursday evening.

Albert Wray Earl Bliss Aull Raymond Harvey Valley Falls Albert Harvey Will Becker Perry Judge Decker Addie Mains Irené Brock Justin William” Spelt Ryan

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