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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1930

Page

3

Secret Route to Royal Wedding Leads Princess to Rome

Brussels reports detail Princess Marie Jose traveling by a covert rail corridor to Rome to wed Prince Humbert heir to the Italian throne. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth accompanied by a heavily guarded Belgian royal party left at 9 40 p m on three trains via France and Switzerland amid anti Fascist fears.

Brussels Marie Jose Rome Humbert Flrance Jeumant-Aylnoye Basle Switzerland Charleville Longayon Nancy Marie King Albert Elizabeth Charles Frpnce

Worden Women Missionary Society Meeting Preview

Worden reports from the Worden area describe a social and church year start. Mrs. Walter Oehrle hosts the January gathering with Mrs. Theodore Elm guiding a lesson and group four reader. A December review by group three is planned to boost new officers.

John Pippert Mae Elsie Henry Pippert Worden Wometrs Missionary Society Walter Oehrle Theodore Elm Charley Geiss Clara Frances Philip Geiss Leland Arthur Tone Ottawa John Moses John Raymond Centropolis Dorothy Petersen George Puvogel Ethel

Crossword Puzzle Solution From Yesterday’s Grid List

Readable puzzle clues and partial solutions note across and down entries. The garbled OCR shows numerous misreads for entries such as 71 across Improve, 16 down Gaelle sea goa, 24 across Watering place, and many others. Despite corruption, the page promises a standard crossword with Across and Down clues, a solution key, and likely a completed grid.

Gaelle Sea Goa Ailuy Watering Place London Street St Anne’s

West Fairview Social News Recaps Local Visits

West Fairview and vicinity residents share a busy social week with visits from Topeka families the Hilberts and Kennedy households. New Year's parties at United Brethren church and a well attended Richland hall dance mark festive local events among neighbors and relatives.

Lecompton Christmas Visits Reach Wide Circle in District

Lecompton families hosted and visited relatives over Christmas and New Year events. Guests from Topeka Lawrence Perry and Jeff ings attended gatherings at several homes including Mr and Mrs Newt Hamlin Mr and Mrs Harold Slaughter and others. Local residents discussed Christmas celebrations and family ties across Barker district and Lecompton.

Patee Theatre Week Opens With Live Comedy Drama

Weeklong lineup at Patee Theatre features Audrey Ferris and a cast in Fancy Baggage and Holding His Own plus May McAvoy action dramas and historic Hungary. Edits include Edith Roberts Donald Keith Muro and an assortment of fea tures. Friday to Saturday present Dorothy Dawn Tom O Brian Peacock and Panama Pride with Toots and Caper and daily news venture entries.

Audrey Ferris Strow Ben Turpini May McAvoy Howes Hungary Edith Hoberts Donald Keith The Wonder Fox Muro Herse I. B. Warner Lois Wilson Monte Blue Job Kirkwood Patee Daily News Fenture Dorothy Dawn Tom O'Brian Theatee Tom Tyler Panama the Boss

Winter M R Winter Returns From Madison Lodge Visit

Winter M R Winter and his daughter Mrs. Herb Gress along with Mr. and Mrs. Gress spent several weeks at Madison Lodge in Hourbon county before returning home last Monday evening. Christmas dinner in Lawrence included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Banks and family and Mrs. Ganks' parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller with Mrs. E. Banks and sister Miss Leila Ban. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and daughter, M Wielder Dresser, and Mr. Dresser of Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Shinman Carter and son Richard were mentioned. Mr. Elliott, with Mr. and Mrs. Allen from Kanwaka, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schroyer Tuesday afternoon.

Nellie. Wintermantel Faye Margaret Nellie Wintermantel Heim Lawrence Prince Deskines G. F. Deskines Stella John Stoebener Lawrence J Sikes Clara Princes Geiss George Puvogel Central School Central Leland Breithaupt Kenneth Hornberger Charles Breithaupt Harold Jeble Fred Dreithaupt Fremont Hornberger Ruth Breithaupt Pauline Stoebener Stella Deskines Oscar Stoebener Robert Mastin Frances Breithaupt Otto Stoebener Elisabeth Plambeck Richard Mastin Mary McAuliffe Margaret Stark Kansas City Joyvee Leneh Donald Breithaupt Edwin Schreiber Dudley Gilges Gilbert and la Verne Kenneth Heim Elmer Dorothy Breithaupt Ralph Kalb Black Jack Chris Bohnenkamper Leoni Beaman Netawaka Kan Charles Geiss Clara Frances Will Neibrugee Stapianek Oscar Schwartz Esther Johannine 8. S. Moore Ottawa Homer Gibson Marceline Chas. Geiss Anna Curtis Tom Curtis Phillip Geiss Wilma Kinner Virginia Deskines Clarence Ted Graig Worden Church Crewf O Chas. Rappard Women's Missionary Society Nelli Wintermantell Clara Geiss St. John’s” Evangelical Your People's League Jesus Arnold Stoebener Norma Stoebener Walter Schwartz Henry Hornberger Dorothy N. Alt Will Reetsl Reetzie Lin Neibrugre Karl Martha Arnold Norma Ike Komas Wilma Kinnet Guy Deskines J. W. Breithaupt Henry Breithaupt Edmerton Miss Sehwalm Elmer Wintermater Harley Tiev Mastin Henry Schwartz Louisa Nene Walter Erna Dorothea Albert Schwartz Opal Elm Pauline Stoepener John Moses Raymond Centrpolis John Tl Sehwalm John T. Sehwalm St. John’s Evangelical Church Taye Albert Hornberger Ruth Winona Breithaupt Faye Wintermantel John Stoeljener Mae Elsie Pippert Wilma Kinnett Zelda Leach Leola, Beaman Hattie Schwartz Edd Johanning Oscar Otto Stosbener Milton Neibrugge Elizabeth Haas Garl Plambeck W. F.michael Jack Guy Doskines Unio Jack Thomas Helen Thomas Veda Sutton Ruth Flory Helen Sutton Martha Neibruggé Fred Heim Christine Heir Sophia Heim Frances Geiss Jow. Breithaupt Edwin, Schreiber Gedlieb Oehrle Ike Thomas Helen Wilma Kimnett J "Oy Clara Carl Schwartz Esther Alvin Joharming Ernest Jonannig Walter Eva Dorothea Schwartz John Qelkers G. Schwartz Hailie J. W. Breithamt Kinnett Wilma Oliver Schutz Lake View Johnnie Breithaupt Raymond Cummings Topeka Ruby Harriett Cummings Berryton Nancy Cummings Clara Benheim William Hilbert Russell Hilbert Clayton Miller W. D. Kennedy Ernest DeVore Dewey Benander Harry , Kennedy Richard Kennedy Overbrook Dan McKinzie Ivo McKinzie United Brethren Church Richland Hall California Marion Petefish Harry, Jonson Clinton Fred Kennedy Lawrence Kupper Harry Kennedy Watson Shinman_ Carter Charles Winter Allen K Charles Sehon Lecompton Myr Vietor Springler Herman Banks Robert Schroyer Douglas Hied Thelma Povey Christéen Schroyer Billie Schrayer Ross Cole Jim Sehrayer Irene Stevens Guy McClanahan Jeffingham McClanahan Mr. McClanahan Geeif Richards George Richards Cecil Albert “Hanlin Newt Haarfin Julius Beurman Mrs. Beurman Jidd Eck Mr.Beurman Newt. Hamlin Mrs. Hamling George Seetin Mrs. Seetin Perry Homer Skinner Pire Albert Hamlin M. R. Winter Hourbon County Madison Lodge Herb Gress Gress Ganks Frank Miller Banks E. Banks Leila Ban George Carter M Wielder Dresser Mr. Dresser Shinman Carter Richard Elliott Allen Kanwaka

Sundown and the Little Black Clock

Mary Graham Bonner narrates John and Perry's astonishing trip driven by a queer clock that promises adventures. The clock guides them to a hidden express cart drawn by a peculiarly shaped creature, hinting at more mischief and mystery behind their ordinary day.

Mary Graham Bonner John Perry Pegry

Unclear OCR fragment features Little Black and children

Fragmentary text describes a curved movement and a Little Black figure leading children to safety in a cart, then moving to woods with many of its kind. The passage includes questions and odd words, mentioning John and Peggy and various humorous objects, but the sequence and specifics are obscured by damage.

Black Clack John Pegey

Why Business Phrase Sparks Confusion in Conversation

In a fragmentary exchange, speakers discuss the phrase Why Business as if it held meaning. John questions what it refers to, while others recall and insist on its significance. The dialogue hints at miscommunication and repeated use of the odd term.

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