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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1932

Page

7

Douglas County religious education officers elected at meeting

The Douglas County Council of Religious Education elected nine officers at a meeting held at First Christian church. Leaders include Rev. Seth Slaughter president, Prof. F K Russell vice president, Miss Gwendola Testerman secretary, Walter A Schaal treasurer, and church representatives from Lawrence. The group voted to continue the vacation school and plan a community teaching course for spring with the annual Sunday School banquet scheduled for Monday February 28.

Douglas County Council of Religious Education First Christian Church Lawrence Seth Slaughter F. K. Russell Gwendola Testerman Walter A. Schaal Robert A. Hunt Board of Religious Education W. H. Schoene Young People's Mabel Richardson J. FE. W SW. Slaughter I C. A. Puls Walter Schaal Lille

Paschel Dairy Herd Tops Month Report Leaders

The Paschel dairy herd leads the month with 25.1 pounds butterfat and 649 pounds milk in the Dairy Herd Improvement Association report. Fred Bartz of Butler follows with 24.5 pounds butterfat and 588 pounds milk. the high cow is also from Paschel, yielding 682 pounds butterfat and 1 674 pounds milk. Kemper Dairy Farm places second in cow production with substantial butterfat and milk outputs.

Paschel Dairy Herd Improvement Association Fred Bartz Butler Kemper

Wilsey State Bank Closes in Wilsey Kansas

The Wilsey State Bank of Wilsey Kansas closed today by order of its board of directors as announced by the state banking department. The closure was attributed to frozen assets and financial strain facing the bank's operations. The move follows routine regulatory action and leaves depositors awaiting official guidance on funds and reopening possibilities.

Wilsey State Bank Topeka Wilsey Kan State Banking Department

Lebo Lumber Yard Burns in Coffey County

A fire destroyed the McAnistet lumber yard at Lebo Coffey County with an estimated loss of 25 000 dollars due to a defective flue. The report notes a separate item about a winter baseball schedule in the San Francisco area with as many as 45 games weekly.

Lebo Emporia Kean Coffey County Tedary San Francisco

Linwood social notes from Wilder-Siscoe reunion

Linwood community papers recount Christmas visits and illness. Mr and Mrs Tillman Shepherd of Kingman attended the Wilder Siscoe reunion and returned home Tuesday. Mrs Clinton Siscoe is ill with bronchitis. Dr Johnson attended. Various locals enjoyed holidays in Leavenworth Kansas City and Overland Park. multiple families hosted guests and travelers.

Tudhope Elder Absen Baldwoon Tillman Shepherd Kingman Clinton Siscoe Linwood Johnson John Parry Fay Parry Leavenworth Orville Rhodes T College Emporia Kan Lloyd Rhodes Esten Siscoe Pins Bluff Ark Leonard Turpins Rd Tudhope Laventer Neodosha Sperks C. C. Burne' Telsh Burnett Overland Park Walter Henstroth la Rue Louise Peddicord John Holmes Barbara Try. . Brown Topeka Tarry T. W. Martin Helen Kansas City

Fairview Sunday School Officers Elected for Next Year

Fairview Sunday school members elected officers for the coming year including Paul Koehler as superintendent Eugene Leary as assistant superintendent Tommy Aiken as secretary and treasurer Ethel Griffin as pianist Ethel Cowles as chorister Frank Horrell as home department head Mrs Ernest Leary cradle roll and Mr and Mrs Eugene Leary attended a Lutheran Church program Sunday evening The Brounlee family visited Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Ralston Mr and Mrs Russell Cooper attended a New Year party in Lawrence Mrs Mae Edmondson and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H W Edmondson and sons in Lawrence Eugenie Leary spent Wednesday evening with relatives

Fairview Paul Koehler Eugene Leary Tommy Aiken Ethel Griffin Ethel Cowles Frank Horrell Ernest Leary Lutheran Church M.B. Brounlee Miss Mar Oscar Brounlee Ernest Ralston Russell Cooper Lawrence Mae Edmondson H. Iw. Eidmondson Lawrence x Eugénie Leary Marvy Beal Dean Weitz Arthur Reed Addie Hurd S.J . Griffin Fred Rumsey John Kansas City Burton Brown John Brandt Alice Marie. Howard C. L. Holmes Eudora Clyde Edwards Bank Edwards Edmondson Noehler

Community notes reflect winter gatherings near Lawrence

Local residents share visits and social events around Lawrence and nearby towns. Patrons attended watch parties, New Year dinners in Kansas City, and church gatherings. Families including the Piness Denhams and the Holmeses hosted and joined friends, with travel to Lawrence and Eudora noted. The missionary meeting was postponed to January 13 due to weather and road conditions.

Local social notes and visits in Richland area

Mrs. C G Schwartz returns home after two weeks at Wm Damm home in Richland. A H Kraft of Baldwin visits John Stoebener. Locals attend Bill Flory chairvar i night. Wiviona Breithaupt and Roy Sechwalm host at Henry Rappard home. Benj Horst visits Grandma aith and Cora. Norma Stoebener spends Tuesday with Johnnie Breithaupt and France. J W son of Lawrence visits relatives. J W Breithaupt hosts Gertrude Schott and Earl Shipps. John Stoebener drives to Overbrook. C G Schwartz Oscar and Hattie host family and Henry Seele, Katie Oswald. Ivan Sehwartz family visit Breithaupts. Neighborhood attend Pleasant Grove school program Dec 19. Guide Schott visits Breithaupt home. Dorothea Schwartz visits Linwood. Arnold, Walter, Oscar and Otto Stochener at wrench Saturday. Faye Wintermantel and Kenneth Heim at Central school Monday. Rosa Simmons family visit Elise Haus and Norma Stoebener. Winona Breithaupt featured in notes.

C. G. Schwartz Wm. Damm Richland A.H. Kraft Baldwin John Stoebener Bill Flory Rs. Flory Wiviona Breithaupt Roy Sechwalm Henry Rappard Overbrook C. G. Sehwartz Oscar Hattie Henry Seele Katie Oswald Ivan Sehwartz J. W Guide Schott J. W. Breithaupt Dorothea Schwartz Will Reetz Reetz Linwood Arnold Walter Otto Stochener Faye Wintermantel Kenneth Heim Central School Rosa Simmons Daughsters Hazel Lucille Centropolis Elise Haus Norma Pauline Stoebener Winona ‘Breithaupt

Christmas greetings and social notes from the Breithaupt area

The Journal World prints a roundup of local visits and gatherings. Families including the Breithaupt, Stoebener, Hornberger, Plambeck, and Shaffer clans are noted visiting relatives, helping with carpentry, and attending a Christmas program at the Methodist church. A school play practice begins for January and best wishes are extended to the staff and readers.

Lone Star Community Christmas Recap Highlights Local Visits

Mrs Otis Lindell spent Wednesday at the Otto Dreher home. Large crowd attended the church Christmas program Sunday evening. Several families including the Florys, Mowders, Normans, Nesbits, and Ewings shared gatherings across Thursday and Sunday. Junior high students Metsker Bond Anderson Lindell Bond Ikenberry enjoy Christmas vacation with home folks.

Otis Lindell Otto Dreher Doe Flory Jess Ikenberry Charles Mowder Harry Norman Don Nesbit Washington Creek M. D. Flory Gottlieb Neider John David Dorothy Gorbutt J. W. Gorbutt Earl Lindell Svere Lawrence Sloway Earl Hefner Brad Powell Chester Lamb Donald Anderson Clark Colrer Joe Gorbutt Lawrence Arthur Longfellow Delbert Dean Morris Ewing John Metsker Kenneth Bond Ned Anderson Charles Lindell Delia Bond Hazel Ikenberry

Social rounds and Christmas gatherings across Overbrook area

A long list of family visits, dinners and calls across Overbrook and nearby towns described. Mr and Mrs William Johnson hosted and were hosted by friends including the Howards and Ikenberrys, with numerous Flory, Anderson, Dietz, Mowder, Bond, and Ulrich households noted for Christmas dinners and Sunday gatherings. Couples, children and extended kin from Lawrence, Baldwin, Westphalia, and Ottawa were listed in visited and entertained categories. Several attendees and hosts are named, with many neighborhood names and farms cited.

J. D. Flory M. D. Flory Homer Flory Arthur Flory B. E.flory Jess Ikenberry Hazel Pauline Harold Flory Near Overbrook Fred McKinney Esther Sanders Lida Tidrow Lawrence Lila Anderson William Johnson Lon Childs Arthur Longfellow Delbert and Dean Edd Raskoph Ray McClure Eddie Johnson Donald Anderson Rudolph Dietz Robert Johnson Harold Harrell Thelma Moore Kansas City Gordon Trout Pauline Thenberry Marguerite Ned Anderson Donald. Anderson John Smith Bartlesville Okla Edd Kinney Mr. Kinney Faye Pharron Miller George Tuttle Harold and Everett Frank Schnider Marion Tuttle Jimmy Childs Glacys Hyle Sam Findley Junior Richard Mary Mowder Marguerite Anderson Gorden Trout Charles Mowder Everett Bond Twila Jame KE. B. Whitman Gilbert Walter Otis Lindell Dorothy Otto Dreher Robert Watts Eldon Ulrich Eli Lillie Ulrich Austin Flory Esther Murry Bond Twila Elizabeth Mowder Levi Mowder Washington Creek Elsie Mowder Chas. Mowder Frank Flory Suoner Esther Flory Anna Lindell Lonestar School Nella Jond Martha Percival Hazel Thenverry Ned Delbert Anderson

Porter Bond and son dine with Murry Bond kin

Porter Bond and his son Kenneth shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Murry Bond. Miss Iane Anderson spent Monday afternoon with Delbert and Aileen Anderson. Harold Fisher and pupils are enjoying a Christmas vacation for a week.

Porter Bond Kenneth Murry Bond Iane Anderson Delbert Aileen Anderson Harold Fisher

Christmas Visits Across Pleasant Valley and Nearby Towns

Sibley residents and guests recount holiday gatherings at several homes. J. A. Smoots, J. W. Hagen, and C. B. Rumsey hosts noted with Kansas City and Manhattan connections. Families from Lawrence and Vinland joined dinner and party events, with others traveling to Amarillo and Willow Springs for winter plans.

Weekend guests visit Osawaldo area families

OSKALOOSA Mr and Mrs Bernard Lockner of Emporia spent the weekend at Nutwood Farm as guests of Mrs Lockners parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Hannah. Miss Lucile Wendel of St Joseph was visiting her grandmother Mrs Harry Woods last week. Mr and Mrs C W Buckingham of Topeka called on friends Sunday as plans for Christmas drive through the area.

Bernard Lockner Emporia Nutwood Farm

Local Notes on Oskaloosa Area Social and Religious Events

Mrs E B Slade traveled from Atchison to attend the Oskaloosa Eastern Star installation while Mrs J W Roberts of Lawrence visits relatives here. Social gatherings include a Bell family reunion with Mary Bell and children, a birthday dinner hosted by Helen Smith, and Presbyterian Missionary Society activities with Mrs August Simon presiding.

E. B. Slade Atchison Oskaloosa The Eastern Star J. W. Roberts Lawrence Herb Reitzel Waterville Ralph Gibbs Tina Clark Wyatt Gragg Etta Bourne Eldorado Topeka Bell Mary Bell Iris Otis Lewis Guy Small Jey Leland Perry Ed Lobb Leonard George Lobb Mildred Imogene Bessie Earl George Jr Walter Bell Beatrice Barbara Helen Smith Margaret, Luce Cheona Statliff Margaret Stout Bernice Stout Roxye Alexander Elizabeth Mountain Evelyn Daugh Kansas City So‘ciety Carl Stephens Frane McClelland Korea Teheran Utah Marlin McCreight Persia Syria Society August Simon Will Saylor Step

Night Coughing Quickly Stopped Prescription Claim

A newspaper blurb promotes Thoxine as a doctor’s prescription that relieves throat irritation and stops most coughs within minutes. It claims the remedy acts on an internal cause ordinary remedies miss and is safe for the whole family with a money back guarantee.

Morley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seth W. Slaughter J. W. Breitihaupt Henry Mary Stoebener Wm. Simon Anna Hornberger Emelie Hornberger Will Hornberger Fred Heim Will Houser Evelyn Kline Carl Plambeck Elisabeth Antonette Donald Victor Schott Ottawa Barl Shaffer the Central Elisabeth Plambeck Walter Harbour Frances Breithaupt George Lavell Henry Hornberger Edward Johanning Journal World Lone Star Ted Howard Sibley Ira Ikenberry Helen Louise Dorothy May Margie Pauline Flory George Dillon Bobby Winfred Tailer Old Belvoir Pauline Ikenberry Lloyd Flory Gordon ‘Trout Lee Gray Whitman Frank Flory Sam. Findley Donald, Andreson Freda Arlene Johnson Linas Opal May Garrison Salina John Johnson Jone Morris Ewings Lila Childs Low Childs E. E. Whitman Gilbert and Walter Boyd Clyde Beck Law Edd Nye Charles Boerkircher Edd Johnson Clara Darnell Jon Childs Will Kingery Arthur Davison Arthur Edna Gantrell Westphalia Henry Davison Jesse Harley Bricont Jess Wray Pomona Twila June Betty Bowers F. C. Flory J. A. Smoots Pearl J. W. Hagen Pleasant Valley Vernell Foreman Artie Randall Vinland Ester Johnson Will Boehle Gerald Virginia Rose Pleasant Grove G. H. Atwood Amarillo Tex C. T. Crowe C. B. Greene Smootts Allen Smoots and Sons Vernon and Ray C. B. Rumsey Miss Ester Earl Johnson G. W. Cooper Harold Marshall Patricia Ann H. H. Randolph Bertha May Cowles E. C. Cowles Laughlin Will Beehle Anna Irvin F. B Smith C. E. Ralston G. W.cooper Will Churchbaugh Elmer Churchbaugh Willow Springs Charlie Barton Wil Boehle Geneva Geraldine Howard Davis Francis Lucile Mildred Frank York Shirley Jeah Cooper Roy Johnson Ed Johnson Bobby Cooper Henry Carson John Carson Francis Harris Santa Monica Calif D. L. Haredurt Merle Whitlow White City Methodist Church Rev. Whitlow D. L. Harcourt Whitlow Imogene Lobb B. F. Messick Paul Moeller Glover State Farm Bureau Manhattan State Board of Agriculture County Poultry School Winans Chariles Winans Harry Dowell Antioch A. Frances Formosa J. E. Worswick Lawrence National Lawrence, Kansas U.S U. S Geo. W. Kuhne Cashier
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