Princess and Wrestler Bride Bring New Husband to U S
New York dated January 25 reports the princess Baba of Sarawak introducing her 26 year old wrestler husband Bob Gregory to her mother the Rani of Sarawak. The Rani welcomed the couple and noted Gregory looks more like a boxer than a wrestler. Gregory plans to quit wrestling and may pursue film work in Hollywood with stories of their romance. The princess, 22, is the daughter of Sir Charles Vyner Brooke the white rajah of Sarawak.
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New York
Baba
Sarawak
United States
Rani
Atlantic
Bob Gregory
Europe
Paul Damski
Gregory
Altho
Bob
Hollywood
Sir Charles Vyner Brooke
North Borneo
Memphis Clergyman Noe Clings to Life After 22 Day Fast
In Memphis on January 25 doctors said it was too early to judge Rev. Israel Harding Noe’s recovery after a 22 day fast begun January 2 in hopes of proving immortality. At 47 he entered hospital Sunday night and received glucose saline. He has eaten some oranges and water, with heart action reported good and muscular condition weakened. The bishop had recently removed him from St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral for his controversial beliefs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Israel Harding Noe
St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral
Jamie M. Maxon
Noe
Cooperation Prompted by Desire to Regain Health
A brief note states cooperation arose from a desire to regain health so the individual could resume his program.
Social Evening at First Methodist Church Supper
First Methodist church hosts an all church covered dish supper and social on Wednesday at 6 30 pm with O Cunningham Kansas City guest speaker and local members giving short talks. Ladies Aid to furnish rolls and coffee. quarterly conference to meet after the supper for important business.
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First Methodist Church
O. Cunningham
Kansas
F. C. Allen
H. L. Sutherland
George Lowman
Ladies’ Aid Society
KU Alumni Secretary Fred Ellsworth Sets Six-City Visit
Ellsworth, secretary of the KU alumni association, left for Chicago to attend a meeting and will meet graduate groups in six cities before returning to Lawrence on February 4. He will travel from Chicago to Cleveland then proceed to Pittsburgh, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Milwaukee and St. Louis.
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Fred Ellsworth
U. Alumni Association
Chicago
K. U
Ellsworth
Lawrence
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Final briefs to be filed in tax exempt gasoline dye injunction case
Judge George A. Kline of Shawnee county district court said today that the tax exempt gasoline dye injunction suit against the state is pending the filing of final briefs. The case centers on dye requirements for tax exemptions. No further details were provided about parties or dates.
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W. D. Jochems
Wichita
Kline
Topeka
George A. Kline
Shawnee County
US fleet to stage mass ship maneuver in San Pedro bay
More than 100 ships will mass in San Pedro bay as the United States fleet begins a secret offshore traffic test. The operation will start next week and mark the opening of several days of unseen wartime maneuvers off the coast.
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San Pedro
Cal
San Pedro Bay
United States
Roosevelt nominates Gardner postmaster William E. Gallanaugh
President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination of William E. Gallanaugh to be postmaster at Gardner Kansas. The action dates from January 25 and reflects standard federal appointments through the Roosevelt administration. Gallanaugh's bid follows a history of service in local postal administration and political ties within the region.
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Gardner
Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Senate
William E. Gallanaugh
Kan
Community leaders discuss Grange program at Plum Grove
County Attorney James Lester and Commissioner Jacquemin spoke with residents at Plum Grove about the Grange initiative. Merle Webb plans a ten week poultry school opening next week for interested locals.
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James Lester
Jacquemin
Plum Grove
Merle Webb
Allen Tewell
London
Ben Weinberg
Hautzenrader
Troy
Frank Stover
Local Wedding and Community Notes Highlight County Talent
The ceremony began at seven with Rev Earl Harbour of the Methodist church reading the service. Ethel Jane and Martha sang Love You Truly, then Ethel Jane played the wedding march. The couple, Mr and Mrs Trimble, planned a farm home near Rock Creek after their wedding journey. Mrs Grimble, a county teacher, is praised for her service. Clayton Church of Lone Tree resident performed on WIBW earning second place. Mrs H J Dissinger was hospitalized in Topeka. daughter Katharine left Pittsburg Teachers College to be with her mother.
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Jay Adams
Atchison
Otis Glover
Manhattan
Elizabeth Perry
Homer Gill
Epworth League
Izetta Casebier
Randall Harbour
Patty Wenders
Holland Fox
Louellen Hoskinson
Millie Neel
Dale Carson
Norma Fox
Jennie Davis
David Perry
Cecil Hudson
Carl Slate
H. M. Wheeler
J. R. Wheeler
Inez Wheeler
Kilgore
Myrtle Schenck
Doris
Topeka
Celia Phinne
Professor Nowlin
Kansas
Charles Jacquemin
James Sweyer
Nortonville
Don Alexander
K. U
Clyde - Brooks
Valley Falls
John Decker
Margaret Fowler
McLouth
Farm Bureau
Wilma
Legion Auxiliary
Emma Larner
Edith Cox
Dorothy Keeling
Jean Clark
Earl Harbour
Methodist Church
Ethel Jane
Martha
Trimble
Rock Creek
Grimble
Clayton Church
Lone Tree
WIBW
H. J. Dissinger
Katherine
Pittsburg Teachers College
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Garner
John Milton
New Jersey
Labor Non-Partisan League
Milton
Ol Bus Slit
U. S
Oskaloosa
Kansas City
John Sutton
Charles
Tom Davis
Wamego
Mona Olmstead
Bill Finley
Warren Cox
Waldron Casebier
Phil Everett
Odell Shaver
Bellinger
Christian Church of Winchester
Harry Metzger
Carl Teichgraeber
Tom Hall
Emmett Morrow
John Hoskinson
Waldo Shultz
CCC
Soil Conservation Unit
Morrow
Paul Stember
Ozankie
Mary Gibbs
Bes Gibbs
Fred Trimble
Robert Trimble
Gibbs
Fernanda de Mohrenschildt
Sea Spray Beach Club
Palm Beach, Fla
William Gibbs McAdoo
Standard Oil
E. F. Hartman
Standard Service
Atlas Tires
Cook’s Paints
Lawrence Paint and Wallpaper Store
Cheisty
National Foundation For
H. C. Simons
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