Death comes to veteran Kansas editor Trigg at 62
Fred C. Trigg 62 longtime Kansas City Star editor died in Kansas City on his 72nd Kansas Day anniversary after a decade of illness from diabetes and influenza. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 pm in Kansas City with burial at Garnett Kansas. survived by widow Edwina Rice Trigg a sister and a brother Clarence Trigg. Trigg longtime statehouse observer and adviser to Star founder William R Nelson credited with steady coverage of Kansas politics.
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Kansas City
Fred C. Trigg
Kansas
Kan
Dan B. Brummitt
Star
The
William R. Nelson
Lopeka
Trigg
Edwina Rice Trigg
L. P. Cayot
Newton
Boothey Clarence Trigg
Ity
Garnett
Fred C. Trig
Bentonsport
Mound City
W. A. Trigg
Hutchinson
Sa Jina
Warmest January forecast for Kansas by meteorologist
Topeka, Jan 30 AP federal meteorologist S D Flora said preliminary figures indicate January will close as the warmest month on record in Kansas. He noted no cold spell in sight with unsettled but mild conditions and higher temperatures expected tomorrow, while northwestern states and Canada endure sub-zero weather.
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Topeka
Kansas
Canada
Flora
Kansas Day Program At Topeka Meeting Of Authors Club
University of Kansas faculty members and Lawrence residents took part in the Kansas Authors Club program at the Hotel Kansan in Topeka. Prof. Charles S. Skilton presented scenes from the opera Kalopin with assist from Prof. William Downing Mrs Katherine Langmade Nelson Mrs H W Craig and Miss Mildred Hunt. Prof. Allen Crafton led drama department discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas Author's Club
Topeka
Kansan
Charles S. Skilton
School of Fine Arts
Kalopin
Willam Downing
Katherine Langmade Nelson
H. W. Craig
Mildred Hunt
Allen Crafton
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
Delegates Chosen For Kansas Teachers Meeting
Delegates and alternates from the Educational Council of Lawrence Teachers were chosen for the Kansas State Teachers Association mid year meeting in Topeka on February 10 and 11. Miss Mildred Mast reports delegates Miss Cora Davenport and Miss Mast, with alternates Miss Pearl Carpenter and Miss Irma Spangler. Arrest tickets were issued to Garnett Shook and Theodore Sharp for selling theater tickets without a permit at Seventh and Massachusetts streets. they are to appear in police court this afternoon. Gregory Kabat, Wisconsin football guard, is noted as a star hockey player for the Cardinal.
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Educational Council of Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Mildred Mast
Cora Davenport
Miss Mast
Garnett Shook
Kentucky Street
Theodore Sharp
New Hampshire Street
Seventh
Massachusetts Street
Gregory’ S Kabat
University of Wisconsin
Big Ten
The
Cardinal
Movement against vice presented by Rev Hunt critic praises Oxford Group
Rev Robert A Hunt of the First Methodist Episcopal church preached on the Oxford Group. He described gamblers for Christ as part of the movement and offered praise for its good features while noting possible criticisms after visiting representatives in Kansas City.
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Robert A. Hunt
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas annual conference to convene in Lawrence
About 700 ministers and laymen are expected from March 7 to 12 in Lawrence for the Kansas annual conference embracing eastern Kansas. Bishop Charles L. Meade will lead the event with Dr. Lynn Harold Hough as daily speaker. The conference plans include visits to Baker University and Baldwin Methodist Church. the Wesley Foundation will present a Biblical drama. A Sunday service crowd of around 1,000 is anticipated. Assignments for eastern Kansas ministers will be announced March 12.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Augusta Woman Is New Head of Kansas Day Club
Miss Stella B. Haines of Augusta was elected president of the Woman's Kansas Day club at its annual meeting. She succeeds Mrs. Jonathan M. Davis of Bronson. New officers include Mrs. Charles M. Sheldon Topeka first vice president and Miss Adelaide Morse Emporia secretary. District presidents were named from Effingham Spring Hill Baxter Springs Council Grove Augusta Almena Great Bend and others. A luncheon and reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Will G. West
Eva Murphy
Goodland
Franklin Hole
Effingham
Emma Skinner
Spring Hill
L. D. Brewster
Baxter Springs
J. J. Rhodes
Council Grove
John Rumberger
Augusta
Richard Dole
Almena
R. C.russell
Great Bend
Hold Robbery Suspects Pendleton and Hamilton
Everett L. Pendleton and Ernest Hamilton, both held in Kansas, are suspects in the Peoples Bank of Harris Kansas robbery on January 16. Sheriff Bush says the pair resemble robbers who accosted bank teller Wilbur M. Thomas at his home and forced the vault to be opened. A third man and a woman are being sought, and a woman arrested here on Saturday could not be identified.
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Everett L. Pendleton
Ernest Hamilton
Peoples Bank
Harris
Kan
Kansas
Thomas B. Bush
Kansas City
Wilbur M. Thomas
Pendleton
Thomas
Explosion Hits Luce Trunk Building in Kansas City
An early morning blast at 1026 Main street in Kansas City damaged the Luce Trunk company building with $20,000 in damage. Two pedestrians suffered minor injuries as debris and glass flew into the street. Fire officials suspect a gas explosion. firemen contained the blaze quickly.
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Kansas City
Luce Trunk Company
Main Street
Pe Dennis Green
Emmett A. Scanlan
Lincoln
France Edouard Daladier cabinet may not alter debts policy
Washington observers noted Daladier forming the new French cabinet but expected no marked shift in war debts policy. They cited his link to the same left group as Boncour and referenced France's 1926 war debt settlement with the United States. The discussion foreshadowed how Great Britain’s talks with Roosevelt could influence Paris before March.
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Washington
Ed Douard Daladier
Daladier
Joseph Paul Boncour
Herriott
United States
France
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area News
Obituaries report James A. Kassinger 72 dying at home near Lawrence with services at Vinland Church of Christ and burial at West Baldwin. George Frederick Breithaupt 73 dies near Eudora. funeral at Clearfield church, burial at Clearfield. Kenneth Junior Longanecker infant son of Lawrence family dies in Massachusetts. burial in Boston. Sally Ann Moseley 56 dies at 424 Locust. funeral at First Baptist North Lawrence, burial Maple Grove. J C Banta 16 former Lawrence resident dies near Overbrook. funeral at Overbrook M E church, burial Carthage. Flora Friedlein 69 dies at 1001 Connecticut. funeral at Funk Chapel, burial Oak Hill. survived by sister Mrs. Covey.
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James A. Kassinger
Lawrence
Yelock
Church of Christ
Vinland
Seth W. Slaughter
First Christian Church
West Baldwin Cemetery
Charles Kassinger
Lloyd Lemberger
Baldwin
Lydia Harlow
Washington State
George Frederick Breithaupt
Eudora
Clearfield
Charles Meeder
Clearfield Cemetery
Kenneth Junior Longanecker
Kenneth C. Longanecker
R N. Mass
Buris
Boston
Mac Longanecker
Massachusetts Street
Sally Ann Moseley
Locust Street
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
W. A. Scott
Maple Grove
J. C. Banta
William Banta
Overbrook
Overbrook, M. E
Carthage
Flora Friedlein
Connecticut Street
Funk Chapel
A. J. Miller
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Friedlein
Leavenworth
Alaska
Klondike
Seattle
Wash
Fred Covey
Laverne, Okla
GO AFTER A PRISONER INDEPENDENCE OFFICIALS SEEK SUSPECT
Undersheriff Jude Anderson and Deputy Sheriff George Price went to Independence Kansas to return George Holmes of Lecompton who is wanted for alleged chicken theft. Holmes was arrested at Sheriff Dunkley’s request and faces charges with A E Vannatta Charles Grady and Willard Bouton for recent thefts near Lecompton and Kanwaka. Vannatta Grady and Bouton are jailed on 1500 dollar bonds awaiting February term of district court.
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Jude Anderson
George Price
Independence
Kan
George Holmes
Lecompton
Holmes
Jack Dunkley
A. E. Vannatta
Charles Grady
Willard Bouton
Kanwaka
Vannatta
Grady
Bouton
Idietricé Court
Two Kansas City men arrested for intoxication released on bond
Kansas City residents James Riley and John Riley were arrested by city officers on a charge of intoxication last night and were released from jail this morning after posting bond of 10 dollars each.
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Kansas
Citien James Riley
John Riley
Kansas City
Tire and Rim Stolen From Ford at Lincoln Street
A tire and rim were stolen Saturday night from a Ford owned by C. P. Evilsizer at 227 Lincoln Street. We classes start Feb 6 at Lawrence Business College.
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Jim
C. P. Evilsizer
Lincoln Street
Wew
Lawrence Business College
Present Is More Critical Than War Period Declares
Topeka Jan 30 AP Men who block measures for the public good in adversity are guilty. Gov John G Winant of New Hampshire told Kansas legislators that conditions are more critical than WWI and party politics should be set aside. He cited cooperative milk marketing as a step to aid farmers and urged greater home consumption of New Hampshire products. Miss Kathryn O Loughlin congresswoman elect from the sixth district criticized wasted time on beer debates. The legislature adjourned until Tuesday with House at 10 am and Senate at 1 pm.
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Topeka
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Kansas
Senate
House
Winant
Kansas Day Glass
Republican Social Organizaton
Kathryn O'Loughlin
Congress
Strikers Still Out After Briggs Plant Return Deadline
Detroit January 30 AP The Briggs Manufacturing strike entry deadline passed with no sign of rapid resumption or filling by new applicants as 1 800 pickets at Mack Avenue and 2 000 at Highland Park marched. Arthur Noblet was beaten near gates. police sent him to a hospital as demonstrations continued. Ford Motor Co awaiting word as Briggs stalls. Henry Ford warned he may build bodies himself to restart production.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Arthur Noblet
Highland Park
Nobiet
Prtice
Mack Avenue
Ford Motor Company
Briggs Company
Henry Ford
Murray Urges Senate to Postpone Investigations
Oklahoma City January 30 AP Governor Murray calls on the state senate to suspend all investigations for 30 to 90 days. He urges focusing on the legislative program, then recess while probes into oil proration, highway department, and sub-prison purchases proceed afterward.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
State Senate
Drowning Toll Reported From Hsin Ning Tai Sinking
A Chinese survivor says the steamer Hsin Ning Tai with an excessive cargo of wheat and hogs sank in Hanchow Bay January 13 after a big wave struck it. He was the lone survivor, rescued by fishermen, while the death toll cited Chinese sources ranges from five hundred eighty to eight hundred.
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Shanghai
Hanchow Bay
Ningpo
Blair to Take Up Duties as Haskell Institute Head
Newly named Haskell Institute superintendent M Blair will arrive in Lawrence on February 3 to assume duties. He is currently in Klamath Oregon. Assistant superintendent Pauls L Fickinger, in charge since Dr Baldwin left for Morgantown West Virginia, relayed the information.
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Cc. M. Blair
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Pauls L. Fickinger
Blai
Klamath, Ore
Fickinger
Haskell
R. D. Baldwin
Morgantown
W. V
University of West Virginia
KU beauty queen candidates named for 1933 yearbook reveal
Thirty candidates were narrowed to six for the final elimination and their photos will appear in the 1933 Jayhawker yearbook. The Kansas City paper yesterday published pictures of the 30 contenders selected by editor John Berkebile and business manager John Rugh, with a final artist choice to be made by a nationally known artist. The listed candidates span multiple sororities and towns across Kansas and nearby states, including Kansas City Missouri and Wichita, with entrants from Gamma Phi Beta, Sigma Kappa, Chi Omega, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Pi Beta Phi, and others.
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University of Kansas
Jayhawker
K. U
John Berkebile
St. John
John Rugh
Abilene
Kansas City
Berkebile
Gamma Phi Beta
Alfreda Brodbeck
Kinsley
Kappa Kappa
Gamma
Charlotte Miller
Fort Scott
June Ritchie
Jane Brosius
Wichita
Crosby Seymour
Hutchinson
Kappa
Alpha Theta
Mary Ann Haines
Augusta
Mary Lou Bagby
Vinita
Catherine Clifton
Paola
Camilla Luther
Cimarron
Alpha Delta Pi
Katherine
Stevens
Maurine Strain
Independence
Maxine Miller
Lawrence
Alpha Xi Delta
Nelie Beeller
Helen, Kisssell
Portix
Pi Beta Phi
Elizabeth Humphreys
Margaret Harriman
Marie Wagenseller
Junction City
Margaret Ryan
Emporia
Alpha Omicronic
Ruth Pyle
Clay Center
Corbin Hall
Evelyn Farber
Clayton
N. M
Charlotte Mangelsdorf
St. Joseph
Misty Lawrence Morning Hampers Drivers on Icy Highways
A Lawrence morning brought mist and frost on windshields making highway driving hard. Motorists used headlamps, while some risked travel. In east Lawrence, two youths crashed a marble game at a high school study hall, joining the kids but losing their polish as the pupils laughed. Sunday garages report heavy traffic and long waits as motorists seek service. Local shoe shiners note more black shoes than tan, with tan polish used to gloss black pairs. A KU fraternity officer criticizes a tax decision amid final end amification week and a local merchant recalls checks missing amounts or bank names, causing confusion.
Army recruiter to receive enlistment applications in Lawrence
Sergeant James G. Redfern of the U S army recruiting office in Topeka will be in Lawrence Friday morning February 3 from 8 to 10 oclock at the federal building to receive enlistment applications and provide information. Postmaster C B Hosford said many inquiries have come in recently about army enlistment and Redfern will meet with interested persons.
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James G. Redfern
U. S. Army Recruiting Office
Topeka
Lawrence
Federal Building
Eddie Cantor Excites Dickinson Crowd In The Kid From Spain
Eddie Cantor stars in The Kid From Spain at Dickinson theater where crowds pack in for the latest Cantor comedy. The story follows his unplanned adventure with a bank bandit leading to Mexico and mistaken fame as a bullfighter to aid Addie. Sydney Franklin appears as a matador and the bull scenes and choruses receive praise. The Journal-World Market Basket Pages remain a household favorite.
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Dickinson Theater
Eddie Cantor
the Kid
Spain
Kid Boots
Eddie
Bank Bandite
Mexico
Addie
Sydney Franklin
Eddie Meneuvers
Plan A Celebration for 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Landon of Eudora celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday January 1. Married January 31 1883 in Lawrence at the home of Mrs. Landon’s relatives they have spent their life in Douglas County farming near Vinland later near Bellview and now in Eudora. They are the parents of Claude of Eudora and Henry of Baton Rouge with seven grandchildren. Two former wedding guests Mrs. P. Peterson and Mrs. Carl Rockland still reside in Lawrence. They are active in St Pauls Evangelical church and the couple will host a reception for church members and close friends Tuesday evening. Landon has long served in I C O F lodge No. 42 and Minerva Rebekah lodge No. 146, with Mrs Landon once serving as St Pauls Ladies Aid president for five years.
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Herbert Landon
Eudora
Claude
Henry
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Lawrence
P. J. Peterson
Carl Rockland
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Lanson
Love as divine Mind in Christian Science Sermon
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches reflected on love as the core in John’s teaching and the Bible’s message that God is love. The cited text from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health emphasizes knowing God spiritually as divine Mind Life Truth and Love and rejoicing in God’s affluence.
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Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Fires at Chi Delta Sigma house and Mary Park residence
Two small noon fires were quickly put out with little damage. A roof fire started by chimney sparks struck the Chi Delta Sigma house at 1333 Tennessee street at 12:17 PM. A door-mop incident at 1244 Louisiana burned from spontaneous combustion before noon. Fire Chief Ingels reported no further damage.
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Paul Ingers
Chi Delta Sigma
Tennessee Street
Mary Park
Louisiana
Ingels
Miss Hoopes Elected V P Of Kans Press Club
In Topeka on January 30 AP Mrs Willard Green of Cottonwood Falls was elected president of the Kapsis Women's Press Club to succeed Mrs J F Jarrell of Topeka at the annual meeting and luncheon Also elected were Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes KU English dept vice president Mrs W C Austin Cottonwood Walls secretary and Mrs Frank I Durant Topeka treasurer
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Topeka
Willard Green
Cottonwood Falls
Kapsis Women’s Press Club
J.F. Jarrell
Greene
Cottonwood
Walls
Frank I.durant
Two Cars Collide At City Intersection In Morning Crash
A Studebaker coach driven by Robert Laster of 1132 Pennsylvania street and a Ford roadster driven by K J Gleason of 2016 Ghia street collided at the Twenty first and Massachusetts street intersection about 8 30 yesterday morning. Neither driver was injured but both cars were badly damaged. Laster traveled north and Gleason west.
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Studebaker
Robert Laster
Pennsylvania Street
Ghia Street
Twenty-first
Massachusetts Street
Laster
Gleason
Steal Car From Hunsinger In Front Of House
A Chrysler coupe owned by H Hunsinger was stolen from 1021 Tennessee Street Saturday night around 7 80 o clock after being left unlocked a few minutes earlier. City police investigated the案.
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H. Hunsinger
Tennessee Street
Hunsinger
Card of Thanks for Mrs Elsetta Willett
We thank all who assisted during our mother Mrs Elsetta Willett’s sickness and death and for the beautiful flowers Mr and Mrs Wm Willett. If you have real estate to sell or trade call 22 and place an ad in the classified column.
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Elsetta Willett
Wm. A. Willett
Deacon Dubbs Comedy Shown At Clinton Schoolhouse
A three act comedy titled Deacon Dubbs by the Six community was presented Saturday night at the Clinton school house. The cast included Deacon Dubbs from Sorghum Center West Virginia and Joe Clough among others with Amos Coleman credited as well.
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Deacon Dubbs
Clinton School
Sorghum Center
West Virginia
Joe Clough
Amos Coleman
Sigel Community News and Local Notices
Local notices and social items from Sigel area residents include theater notes, family updates, and club activities. Mentions of performances, visits from Kansas City and Lawrence, plus Farm Bureau and church group events led by Effie Kamp Schroeder and others.
Mackey community meeting and Lawrence visit notices
The Mackey community meeting was held at the school house on Friday evening. Mrs Seetin and son Raymond were guests for supper with Mr and Mrs A C Nickels. The P T meeting followed. Mrs Charley Walker visited Mrs Seetin while Raymond Seetin and Mr Walker traveled to Lawrence. Will Howe and Florence Elston hosted family members in Lawrence as Charles Flory recovers at 1324 Delaware Street. May Seetin contracted flu. Paul Halcom returns to Lawrence Memorial High School as a senior next week. Rex Sigley of KU visited Raymond Seetin.
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Glenn Cox
Rawdon Crawley
James Sanders
Major McNatty
Jess O'Connor
Deuteronomy Jones
William Johnson
Rose Raleight
Beuleh O'Connor
Emily Dale
Olive Mckee
Trixie Coleman
Lucille Sanders
Yennie Yensen
Sweden
Ethel Johnson
Philipina Popover
Pearl Cox
D. F. Smith
Lee Robinson
Sigel
Anna Dean
Kansas City
C. A. Baldwin
Arthur Dreyer
Topeka
George House
Frank Koehler
Watson
A. B. Bradley
Ebon Anderson
Wright Bertsinger
John Dreyer
Dreyer
Bertsinger
Ralph
Charles Hook
Stull Missionary Society
Abe Kuhns
J. T. Anderson
Harry Murphy
Faye Anderson
Lawrence
Dave Shields
Mollie Halderman
George Jensen
Jensen
Iin Memorial Hospital
Chester
Baldwin
Mollie Gorton
Eva Kuhns
Roy Dye
Edith
Lucy Heine
James Hazar
Laura Claxton
Martha Demerrit
M. ;. Murphy
Carter Anderson
2. F. Smith
Blanch Farrell
Ruby Kampachroeder
Gerton
Ing K. A
Roy Tuttle
Lois
Charles Flory
Arthur Flory
Ted Flory
Anna Schutz
Frank Howe
Will Howe
Payton
Mac Watts
T. XK. Murphy
Lecompton
Mildred Petefish
Midway
Taylor Petefish
Alvin Petefish
Salvation Army of
Model School
A. E. Holcom
Paul
Howard
Doris
Betty
Ethel
Tom
Dave Pugh
Dorothy
Donald Pugh
Vida Flory
George Lown
Russell Wager
Bie Springs
Raymond Seetin
Mattie Skinner
Belleview
Mary Skinner
K. Glattharr
Winifred Weston
Guy Folks
Phillips
Virginia Ernest Grover
May Seetin
Raymond
Mackey
Seetin
Mr. Walker
Sarah Ann Flory
Vida
Flory
Paul Halcom
Lawrence Memorial_ high school
Rex Sigley
K. U
Josephine Seetin
Local visits and birthday supper in Lawrence
Fairview residents Mrs. Charles Howard and granddaughters Norma Lynch and Hazel Sinks visited Mrs. Pettibone and Miss Leah in Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Meairs Jr. and Mrs. W. G. Meairs entertained to supper in honor of W. G. Meairs birthday in Lawrence Thursday evening. Robert and Dorothy Nisley spent Saturday afternoon and ate supper with their great grandmother, Mrs. Anna Peters, and family. Charles and Evalyn Ralston and Bobby Cooper received pins for one year's perfect attendance at Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard
Norma Lynch
Hazel Sinks
Pettibone
Miss Leah
Lawrence
Gus Howard
Fred Will, Jr
Vinland
William Meairs Jr
W. G. Meairs
Robert
Dorothy Nisley
Anna Peters
Charles and
Evalyn Ralston
Bobby Cooper
Dream of Nujol offers relief from piles without surgery
A cure advertises Dream of Nujol as a safe laxative option for piles, claiming bleeding itching and discomfort stem from laxative abuse. It promotes stopping irritants and using Nujol to soothe and heal bowel membranes while restoring regularity at low daily cost.
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Trieg
Lawence
NEW Movement
Beiliefe
Oxford
Bishop Meade
Fred Ellsworth
American Alumni Council
Neb
Claude Webb
Ottawa University
Thomas A. Evans
Baker Universi Ilsworth
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa
Arthur L. Wooten
Evelyn M. Wooten
Wootens
Douglas
Briggs
C. M. Blair
Hasell
New York
East Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Tommy Hawk
Borage
Army Recruiting Office
Dickinson
Journal-World Market
Bader Cou
Fiftieth Ag
Miss Hoopes
Press Club
Chrysler
Pittsburg
Walter C. Clark
Rhode Island Street
Shirley Ean. S
Clinton-Belvoir
KFKU
L. D. Jenn
Les E. F. Engel
Florence E. Sherbon
Carl A. Preyer
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