Forty Years of Johnsons Celebrate in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs J M Johnson of 1001 Hede Island Street celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary after marrying March 14 1909 in Galesburg. They have nine living children including Ford J Ruth Harold John son and Juanita with many working in Lawrence and nearby cities. A baby daughter was born to Keith Love and Jo Anna Mignot in Bakersfield. Other local notices include Y-Teens Dad and Daughter banquet at the high school cafeteria and several 4-H club events with sleigh rides and group meetings in nearby communities.
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J. M. Johnson
Hede Island Street
Galesburg
Lawrence
R. Dim
Jectric Company
Perenta O Dren
Lola Frances
Ford J
Beamer Springs
Kansas Electric Power Company
Ruth Henley
Assembly of God Church
Caldwell
Harold Johnson
Ae World Company
Juanita Jackson
James M. Johnson, Jr
Kansas Electric Power G Company
Donald Jones
Alhambra
Calif
Eugene Johnson
The
World Company
Martha Hodgson
Rachel Johnson
Liberty Memorial High School
Pinckney School
Keith Love
Bakersfield
Love
Jo Anna Mignot
Frank Mignot
Hanna Pfleger
Eudora
Dyer and King Families Leave for Trips
Mr and Mrs Roland S H Dyer departed by auto for Washington D C to attend the inauguration. Mrs Homer King left by train for Waukegan Illinois to visit her daughter for about twelve days. Dr James M Mott is in Topeka for a quarterly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland S. H. Dyer
Washington, D. C
Homer King
Waukeegan
Max Gott
Sat. Gott
Wie
King
James M. Mott
Topeka
Kansas Health Officers Association Ties Visit Stay
S E Wampler sails to California for two months visiting sister Mina Angermuelie in Los Angeles and daughter Mrs W C Duke in San Diego. Duke recently broke a leg after slipping on wet pavement before Christmas. Miss Jean Kissinger of Shawnee stays with aunt Mrs L Cole during a university music clinic. Mrs James Dresser of 1220 Rhode Island Street was at Memorial hospital for several days of observation after a weeklong illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Health Officers Association
S. E. Wampler
California
Mina Angermuelie
Los Angeles
W. C. Duke
San Diego
Miss Kissinger
James Dresser
Rhode Island Street
Memorial Hospital
Vital Factor In Arming Air Force an
The president touched on taxes and Palestine at a news conference. He suggested tax shifts toward middle and upper brackets, pegging the middle at annual incomes around 25 000 to 30 000. He denied strain in Anglo American ties over Palestine and urged Middle East peace. He outlined air force budget support and indicated General Smith would remain ambassador to Russia if needed. Labor policy remains to be decided by Congress, with calls to repeal Taft Hartley and restore Wagner Act protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of the Union
Palestine
Middle East
Oliver Franks
Russia
Stalin
Lomes
Washington
Trufor
Debating tourney opens at Atchison Kansas
Atchison Kan Jan 14 19 about 170 students from 18 Missouri and Kansas cities gathered for the opening of a high school debating tournament. Lawrence and Merriam students join others including LeSuer Edwin Sve ne and teammate in Lawrence. Liberty Memorial high school is not participating.
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Atchison
Kan
Kenena
Missouri
Kansas
Renee City
Washington
Bethel Toveka
Parsons
Fredonia
Olathe
Merriam
Lawrence
Jehison
Suivensity High School
Eege
Neceive
LeSuer
Edwin ‘Svene
Arthur Partridge
Liberty Memorial High School
TO CUT BOMBER FORCE Superforts Leave England for Salina
The United States force of 90 B 29 bombers training in Britain since last summer will be reduced to 60. Thirty aircraft of the Slat bomb group will return to Salina Kansas in January with replacement deferred for administrative and training convenience. The planes, carrying 800 to 900 crew and maintenance personnel, will stop briefly in the Azores and at McDill Field Tampa on their way home.
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London
United States
Britain
U.S
England
Azores
McDillfield
Tampa
Fla
Salina
Plans Auto Repair Shop Opens on East Ninth Street
Glenn Ulrich, a Lawrence resident and former service head at Rapid Transit, will open a general auto repair shop with brake service next Monday at 512 East Ninth Street. He is married to Joy Dodson and has two children, Glenn Jr. and Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Ulrich
East Ninth Street
A_ general auto repair
East Inth Street
Kentucky Street
Lawrence
Ulrich
Livengood Nash Company
Rapid Transit Company
Joy Dodson
Glenn, Jr
Shirley
Mary Titus to Speak on Classroom Problems at Liberty High
Miss Mary Titus former president of the National Education Association department of Classroom Teachers will address classroom problems Friday evening at 8 in the Liberty Memorial High School study hall. The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Titus
National Education Association Department of
Liberty Memorial High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oakridge Home
Castle
A. R. Reed
Cottonwood
India School
Erle Mitchell
Beverly Leonhart
Everett Christenson
Ingleside Club
W. A. Moore
Minnie B. Walker
Home Aid Soci- 4
Ill Johns
Karl Todd
F. P. Stapleton
KE. DeVore
C. A. Hruchmitler
Mrac
H. G. van Neste
Brackett Home
C. d. Topping
Ilinois Street
Roy Moll
Charles Topping
Walter Wagner
Roas Cole
D. A. Kirmer
Kirmyer
Maxine Noody
Sewmachines
Ari Jane
Bellinger Electric
Invicationel
Atchios
Superforts
San
Tee
Cteloone
Bellinger
Rachelle Studio
Maes
Ficase
Sia
New Zealand
Knit Underwear Dept
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