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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
7
Illness proved fatal to Dr Newell Hillis a pastor known for service to his church and community. The article notes his ordination in the Prochet ary and his years of faithful ministry, with brief references to his former parishioners and colleagues.
A three year battle over the legality of a marriage to Maui Lee Mudd in Oklahoma ends with the state supreme court reversing a 1924 decision. The case involved guardians, consent affidavits, and the marriage declared valid with full consent. The article also covers school events, social gatherings, and community notices including a wedding in Oskaloosa and local club activities.
KAW VALLEY of the Wy. T. 4 afternoon. Names no famous men were given in response and was followed by vssion on the altar Lincoln. A 1 hour followed the popular routine of business and during 4 this hour those present e changed afl-mace valentines. } were written original ich were appropriave to thal occasions a last entertainment . Mrs. delicious refresh which we had carried to the fol A ead a Tage abuch, Mrs. a Mr . Anna May Kohler. in Ob attend ed Securenefit association social in Fedora Wednesday night. Ralph Wiehmen is her juve Schaake with Ins we Mrs. Arthur Schutz is at home again and doing nicely since her recent vnes at George White was over fro me Friday for the wolf hunt. Members of the Friends church eld a rummage sale at the Faria res Union bank building in Law rence Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Garnette and M r Mr. and, of Eudora Re rion WwW Georgy last Sunday. Mra. John Ott, Jr. was an over night guest in the John Ott, Sr., name Thursday night. Chester Mitchell and Ed Davis were in Lawrence.Thursday at Fed eral Inspection of thc tional grand to which, in spite of weath er conditions, had r us etc. a tendance evening to enjoy the fine party at Farmland. The
Clarence Hummelgaard won first in the vocational ag cultural scholarship presented by the Union Pacific Railroad. Oliver Parsons took second. a $100 dollar ship grant will fund study two years after graduation at the state Agricultural college in Manhattan. Harence Hummelgaard and Oliver Parsons are juniors in their high school, with five acres of corn planted and a fair prize noted. Mr and Mrs Samuel Dabok have been visiting relatives in Glyndon, Minn, and George Ohkrich is convalescing. The J W Foster event is scheduled Tuesday at 2.
Sunday social notes report Mr and Mrs Alvin Haverty hosting in Lawrence with G8 Say and Mrs Z E Waverly as guests. Salvation Army solicitors from Lawrence sought aid amid winter hardship. News wrap ends with Abs Forsythe thanking contributors and noting new oversight by Mrs Hadl. Police say getaway cars are as common as others after a robbery in Charlotte AP report.
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