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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

Page

7

Alcatraz Prison Drill Signals Government Dominance

San Francisco January 22 Warden James A Johnston moved to show that the government rules Alcatraz prisoners about 100 incorrigibles were placed in solitary confinement until Monday to quell a planned strike reported to have originated in the laundry area where Al Capone works About 150 refused to participate The warden blamed agitators and kept the names of those involved private Notable inmates include Harmon Waley Urschel kidnapers and John Paul Chase an associate of Baby Face Nelson

San Francisco James A. Johnston Alcatraz Johnston al Capone Chicago San Francisco Bay Island Harmon Waley Weverhaeuser George Kelly Hervey Bailey Albert Bates Urschel John _ Paul Chase Baby Face

Rutgers Graduate Dies After Missionary Work Report

Newark New Jersey January 21 A Rutgers University graduate Josiah J Brown 16 oldest of his class died yesterday His early life included a graduation in 1860 and later he preached as a missionary in Kansas and Missouri At Independence Kansas he founded a Presbyterian church noted as a leading community house This item reflects readership statistics for the Journal World classified page with 769 adult readers daily and 18 percent more occasionally.

Newark Murray Josiah J. Brown Rutgers Common Sense University Brown Curr Kansas Missouri Independence Kan The Journal-World

Alfalfa Bill Murray Calls for Redistribution of Common Sense

Oklahoma City report notes ex governor Murray now farming near Yashua Creek urges redis tribution of common sense among people and statesmanship among congressmen. He says the constitution suffices to fix evils and predicts the new deal being swept aside if such reform occurs. Murray once sought the Democratic presidential nomination.

Oklahoma City Cpi Murray Oklahoma Roosevelt

Mitchell Oyster Supper Honors Bert Mitchell Birthday

The Hert Mitchell family hosted the annual oyster supper at the Mitchell home Saturday night in Bert Mitchells honor. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Rink of Dodge City, Mrs. C. O. Applegate of Hartford, and Mrs. Oscar Applegate and daughter Ethel of Strong, who visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Applegate and family.

Hert Mitchell

Puff Sailor and Mars Adventure Headlines

VPUFE Up, UP in the sky shoots this steam-driven ship. And MARS is the goal of Puff's hair-raising trip. Just what he will find there, no human can say. But THRILLS are in store for young Puff every day. Mrs. Henry Roche visited her father, Reuben Weeks, and sister, Eva, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soward and Clarence attended a meeting of the stock holders of the Farmers Union at West Baldwin Saturday. A dinner was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roche, Edith Jo and Mary were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edler Sunday at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hausman entertained at supper Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Grossman. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Roche and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sevier Tadlock of Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Steinick of Topeka, called at the J. Wahn home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Grossman who have lived in the farm home of Wilfred Selzer, moved to Baldwin Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hay who have lived on the Henry Pooch farm the past year moved near Topeka last week. Joe Madl, Jr., attended the Father-Son banquet at the Vinland high school Friday evening. Mr. Madl gave the toast to the sons. Ralph and Arthur are attending the Vinland high school.

Mars Puff Henry Roche Reuben Weeks Eva Charles Soward Clarence Farmers Union West Baldwin Edith Jo Mary Albert Edler Clarence Hausman Tommy Grossman Martin Roche Sevier Tadlock Baldwin Lester Steinick Topeka J. Wahn Wilfred Selzer John Hay Henry Pooch Joe Madl Vinland High School Mr. Madl Ralph Arthur

Obituary and local club events in Tonganoxie notes

Calvin Fairchild, 82, former Tonganoxie resident, died January 16 in Greenwich Conn. Funeral services were held Sunday. burial in Tonganoxie cemetery. Mrs Rosina Maxwell led a meat canning demonstration at Tonganoxie Rural High School. Monthly club gatherings and PTA health committee activities are listed with hosts and prizes.

Calvin Fairchild Tonganoxie Leslie Baldwin Greenwich Maxwell Missa Burgardt Irs E. R. Rogers Flo Carter Les Sparks Y.aw.c.a Frances Bullimore Winifred Johnson Tonganoxie Parent-Teacher Association

Mrs Emery Bell attends Emery Vitt home card party

Mrs. Emery Bell and Mr. Bell joined Mr Emery for a Kansas trip and spent time there. Mr and Mrs Ed Minister and Melba attended a card party at the Emery Vitt home Friday evening.

Emery Bell Bell Emery Kansas Melba Emery Vitt

Miss Gladys Montgomery Joins Leavenworth Grade School as Nurse

Board appoints Miss Gladys Montgomery of Cushing hospital Leavenworth to act as school nurse for the grade school. Three scarlet fever cases are reported in the grade school: Ruby June Haas Marjorie McLaughlin and Tommy Laming. Montgomery's office is in room three. Social notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Pete Starnes of Leavenworth and others.

Gladys Montgomery Cushing Hospital Leavenworth Ruby June Haas Marjorie McLaughlin Tommy Laming Motgomery Pete Starnes R. Mills John Gould Emporia M. G. Farrell Congregational Ladies Association E. S. Elston Ernie Elston

Knowledge Hill Club Meeting and School Projects

Last Wednesday the club met with Mrs Baker Murphy for an all day covered dish luncheon. They discussed scheduling a Parent-Teacher meeting at the next evening session to secure 20 extra points for their Superior school amid limited capital. The next meeting will be with Mrs William Rice. Absentees included Donald Grant Herbert and Donald Thins Virginia Grant Loyd Houseworth and Loyd LaDuke. First five grades are making posters. a Christmas gift Vic trola from the school board is in use. Unit work covers Clothing in the Home Primitive Man Agriculture World Methods of Exchange. Officers: Loyd Houseworth president Herbert Thiry vice president Zada Wilks secretary treasurer.

Baker Murphy William Rice Donald Grant Herbert Donald Thins Virginia Grant Loyd Houseworth Loyd LaDuke Herbert Thiry Zada Wilks

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