Young Cudahy Wilf Wed Muriel Evans Actress
Michael d P Cudahy heir to the Cudahy packing empire announced his intention to marry Muriel Evans after filing notice of intent at a Riverside California justice of the peace The couple may return to Los Angeles to marry and reside Evans 18 years old has acted in films since leaving high school Their romance follows a brief elopement with actress Blanche Stare and past rumors of ties to Joan Crawford
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Los Angeles
Cal
Michael d. P. Cudahy
John P. Cudahy
Cudahy
Pack-Impany
Marriing
Muriel the
Riverside
Justice: of the Peace
Enna
Sho
Hvansen
Cudahyer
Eviinsen
Minneapolis
Hollywood
Blarie Stare
Ant
Santa Barbara
iCudahy
Cidahy
Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Deaths and Funerals Jacob Frienmuth and George H Ross
Jacob Frienmuth aged 71 of Tonganoxie died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock Friday afternoon from the Friends church in Tonganoxie. He is survived by his widow, two sons Ernest Frienmuth of Cleveland Ohio and Emil Frienmuth of Topeka and one daughter Mrs A H Harling of Tonganoxie. George H Ross aged 74 a retired railroad executive who died at his home in Los Angeles California will have services Saturday at 11 o'clock from the Buik funeral home with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. He is survived by Miss Nina Bell Ross and other relatives. His career included leadership roles in multiple rail lines and executive positions culminating in major posts in California before 1911.
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Jacob ‘Frienmuth
Jacob Frienmuth
Toniganosie
Friends
Tonganoxiay
Afr
Nellis
Ernest. Fienmuth
Cleveland
Ohio
Emil Frienmuth
Topeka
A. H.harling
Tonganoxie
George H. Ross
George H. ‘Ross
Los Angeles
Calif
Buik
F. Shaner
Oak Hill Cemetery
Nina
Beli Ross
Saw- Felice
Bell
Iroadine
Mneil
Paul Teeter
Trenton
N J
Lawrence
Evangeline Downey
University Home Economics
Paul
Stephen
Wyoming
F. Nelson
B. Stoutten
Elizabeth Sprague
Margaret Lynn
Bodies Near Road: Prison Guard and Woman Found Dead
July 2 AP report from Apriland notes Kenry Pyles a 45 year old prison guard and Mrs H Duke wife of a local restaurant owner were found dead on a highway five miles from town. Pyles had taken prisoners to work on roads this morning. Relatives say prisoners wandered from the group and called Pyles to a scene where both were found. No motive yet. Pyles was married with a daughter.
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Kenry Pyles
Boyd County
H. P. Duke
Pyles
Duke
Bheing
Pries
Blast at ATR Plant Injures Con Men in Wichita
AP report from Wichita Kansas describes a noon blast at the Travel Air acetylene welding plant injuring con men who entered a small building near the factory just as the explosion occurred. The incident follows a separate naval note about the launch of a cruiser Ches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip
Wichita Travel Air
Wichita
Kan
Jin Tid
Travel Air
Vic Bowlby
A. Headree
Custodian admits stealing rent money in Kansas City
Julius W. Gordon a Kansas City custodian confessed to stealing about 80 dollars of rent funds and tried to blame the act on the elusive “Lockfoot Burglar” after apparent burglaries across the city. He allegedly traveled to Salina Kansas and Topeka before returning home, claiming a prowler entered through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Julius W. Gordon
Kansas
Boeke
Gord
Salina
Kan
Topeka
MacDonald Bills Aimed at Unemployment Problem
London July 3 AP Premier MacDonald opened a drive for Labour measures to tackle unemployment. He announced two big bills set for passage before July adjournment, plus a bill to cover a deficit in the unemployment fund and a bill extending housing subsidy operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
John Tillman
Pawhuska
John Ramsey
Cowboy Farmer
Henry Roan
United States Circcuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
London
J. H. Thomas
Privy Seal
Laborite
Canada
House, of Commons
MacDonald
Democrats pledge referendum on prohibition in New Jersey platform
The Democratic party in New Jersey adopted a platform at its convention pledging a state referendum on prohibition and advocating for an economic administration of government. The document condemned evils it attributed to prohibition and called for future policy clarity and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Kiwanis Hear Milwaukee Convention Reports
Kiwanis club hears reports from Milwaukee convention by Phil Bowen and Al F McClanahan with visiting club presidents Dean Landes and Clarence Kennedy. Landes recalls Lawrence memories while Kennedy expresses old home town pride as Floyd Lawrence is welcomed as new member. article ends with a violent crime headline.
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Milwaukee
Lawrence
Phil Bowen
al F. ‘McClanahan
Dean Henry Landes
Seattle
Wash
Clarence Kennedy
North Hollywood
Cal
Kennedy
Dean Landes
Russell County
Floyd Lawrence
Texan Couple Slain at Morgan's Point
A youth named Guy Gouge, 22, was shot through the heart and lungs and died at Bayshore while his companion Miss Bissitt, 18, was wounded and hospitalized after a killer opened fire at Morgan's Point Houston July 3 AP. Police search the waterfront for a short, fat man seen near parked cars prior to the shooting.
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Houston
Tex
S Hospital
Morgan's Point
Guy. Gouge
Miss and Bissitt
Roby Arrested Over Untaxed Cigarettes in Lawrence
Ralph Roby owner of a drug store at 929 Massachusetts Street was arrested by Undersheriff George Reed on a charge of selling cigarettes without state stamps. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and posted 200 bond for a preliminary hearing set with Justice J. H. Mitchell. Charles Starkweather, deputy sheriff and tax collector, signed the complaint after purchasing an unstamped cigarette package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roby
Massachusetts Street
George Reed
Harry W. Frazee
Roby
J. H. Mitchell
Charles Starkweather
Lawrence
Starkweather
Fraee
Potawatomi to Exhibit Old-Time Dances at Mayetta
Potawatomi Indians plan an old-time dance exhibition on their reservation near Mayetta Kansas. Chief Mondou invites spectators including whites to attend July 4 to 7 on the regular Indian dancing ground. The chief says the old dances may soon pass and urges parents to bring children.
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Mayetta
Kan
Mondou
Moonshine offender given six months jail and $300 fine
Kansas City Kansas July 3 AP A year old James Foster was sentenced to six months in the county jail and fined $300 for moonshining again. He claimed his whiskey was good and free of fusel oil learned in Kentucky. Authorities said he would be allowed to keep his dog jail cell companion Jack.
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Kansas City
Kan
James Foster
Kentucky
Router
Farm Board Says Farmer Must Save Self
Alexander Legge of Chicago, chairman of the Federal Farm Board, urged that farmers must work out their own salvation and that the board can only help them find a way. He spoke during the Kansas wheat harvest, stressing self-reliance in the rural economy.
Bomb plot rocks Los Angeles grain exchange offices
Perry E. Parson, cashier of the Los Angeles grain exchange, was arrested after police say he confessed to a plot that included exploding a bomb to cover a money shortage. Captain Bery Lynn said Parson admitted placing the bomb to hide losses. Also brief notes: Thomas B. Love of Dallas, a Hoover Democrat, announced a bid for governor.
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Los “Angeles
Perry E. Parson
Los Angeles’ Grain Exchange
Bery Lynn
Parsons
SSS
McLOUTH Students Enter KU Summer Session Tests
Orphan Harding Dougherty Ella D. Sones Virginia Williams J. Bowers and M. R. H.’s grad Wate entered preliminary tests for the Solma E. Summerfield Scholarships at the University of Kansas summer session.
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McLouth
University of Kansas
Orphan Harding ‘Dougherty
Ella D. Sones
sVirginia
Williams
J . Bowers
M.R.H
Solma
Local notices and society items from MacLouth area
Local society notes mention theater interior work and new seating, Royal Arch Mason attendance at Oska ioosa meeting with B A degrees conferred on three candidates, and visits by Mrs Ed Cesebier and Marilyn to Kansas City relatives. July WCTU meeting at Stanwood church announced with program plans. Several high school boys harvest wheat in the wheat belt. Various residents visit kin in Lawrence Topeka Holton and Independence.
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Paneed
Winchester Way
W. E. Niles
Royal Arch
Oska
Ioosa
Fred T. Nye
Leavenworth
Topeka
Ed Cesebier
Marilyn
Kansas City
A. Davis
Ed Cashier
Dibrell
Stanwood Church
Stanwood
W. J. Hill
MacLouth
Perry Bradford
Mr. Mills
Matthew
Jesson
Freda Hail
Dorothy Emerson
Ed Black
Linley Landon
Lester Cox
Harald Black
Alvin Black
L. L. Daviso
Phas
Hodgman County
Betty Ziegenbush
University of Kansas
Ruth Schaeffer
Joralle Dick
Tom Lobb
Lawrence
Faye Magill
Nolan! Campbell
Tonganoxie
Jas
Nolan! Centell
Lucile’ Harding
Wilma Fowler
McLouth
Karl Richardson
Holton
R. C. Hesse
John Saylor
Betty Lee Russel
GC. N. J
Russel
H.W. Steeper
Dr. Gain
L Ead Jeanne ‘Lyse
Billy Bradford
Maurice Chapman
Edna’ Mae
Bobby Emerson
Allen
Berry Jeane Grace
Dan Means
Anita Moore
Effie
Irene Osbore
Mavis Richardson
Margaret Elwyn Steeper
June Steeper
Patty Lou
Shirley Jean Shoemaker
George Vandruff
Arthur Ward, Jr
Walter Means
G. A
Emerson
Charles Steeper
E. J. Rice
Lyndon
E. W. Bradford
Bethany Hospital
Mabel Wray
Bradford
George Steeper
Will Pyle
Hazel Pyle
Lawrence Business College
Clyde Cox
Wiehite
Margrette Chapman
Harriet Grace
Soldier's Home
Sas
Earnest McHenry
Dorothy
Lois
Bonnie Lee
McHenry
A. C. Chapman
Madonna Harding
C. R. Vanruff
Baby
Independence
M. R. Garrett
Edith Garrett
Martin
Harry
Glogan
Ott’ Glogan
Garrett House
Alma Sanders
Paul
Big Springs Community Notes On Local Events And Gossip
In Big Springs several notices report corn plots thriving with mature upland corn on G P Herstiel’s Brass farm. Families from Topeka, including Mr and Mrs Jacob Krentz and children, visited Hershiel while Pauline Dreyer stayed with grandparents. Sophia Leonard spent days in Topeka with R C Grice household. Mr and Mrs Dreyer hosted relatives at their Topeka home. An ice cream social at Rev R C Conn’s lawn drew a large turnout with local children performing. 4-H club met with leader Ben Kellogg for community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Herstiel
Brass Farms
Jacob Krentz
Topeka
Saray
Hersfiel
Sophia Leonard
R. C. Grice-home
Carl Rake
J. H. Dreyer
Bert&chief
Big Springs
Ben. Kellogg
Summer Work Plans with Named Present Individuals
Monday evening plans for summer work were discussed. Present were Dwight Henry Alfred Wimsor Kenneth Matney Presley Evans and Clarence Matney. Z eek ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Henry
Alfred Wimsor
Kenneth Matney
Presley Evans
Clarence Matney
Perry Neighbors Gather for Visits and Local Outlook
Perry residents and visitors frequent Topeka and nearby towns with church events, choir practice, and farm work noted. Mentions of Miss Patricia Gibbens, Miss Florence Dent, and local families visiting relatives, plus M.E. church Saint John’s Day observance and a church picnic.
Local folks share visits and celebrations in Clearfield
Clearfield residents recount gatherings and sightings with relatives from Kansas City and Wellsville. I O Dwyer and Magpie Dwyer host siblings. Lucille Gabriel and Hina Deckna appear, while Irene Breithaupt and others call on Magpie Dwyer. Chicken thefts noted as Gideon Breithaupt reports losses. surprise 25th wedding anniversary for Herbert and Albertha Brecheisen celebrated near Wellsville with gifts of a fifty piece silverware set.
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Anther Cox
Joe Roberson
Kansas City
I. O. Dwyer
Magpie Dwyer
Lucille Gabriel
Al’berta Veckna
Hina Deckna
Ian
Irene Breithaupt
Maggie Dwyer
A. A. Brecheisen
Theodore Thoren
Ray Carey
Lawrence
David Sturnland
Elfrieda Kannelurg
Wellsville
Irs
John Sturm
Gideon Breithaupt
Dan Selzer
Roy Breithaupt
Alms Breithaupt
Rodewalt
Easter
Alberta Deekna
Fittie
Henry Deckna
Edward
John Selzer
Johnny
George Meeder
Archie
Cornelia
Mae
Burnice Meeder
Herbert Brecheis
George
Brecheisen
Harvey
Ted
Valerie Brecheisen
Phillip Meeder
George, Brecheisen, Jr
Cha
Community Gatherings and Visits Across Ottawa Area
A lively sequence of social calls and family gatherings fills a week in Ottawa and nearby towns. Miss Beulah Roche visits Miss Christina Selzer. extensive hostings honor Mr. Sturm’s cousins from Chicago. many guests attend dinners, picnics, and harvest-related work. The community picnic is planned for July dth at John Sturm's grave with a noon and evening menu featuring sandwiches and cake. Robert Deckna and family attend dinners. Corneila Meeder accepts a Kansas City job. plans for a quarterly meeting at Clearfield are announced.
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Albert Edler
Henry Deckra
John Sturm, Sr
Wellsville
Henry Deckna
Homer Clark
William McKinney
DeSoto and Bustle
Clifford Breithaupt
Wesley Deeknn
Harold Eberhart
Lawrence Sun
Prairie Center
J. P
Everett
Kansas City
A. W. Blaylock
Keefer an’Olathe Company
Lawrence, Watson
Hetty Soute
Owen
Mae Blaylock
Evelyn
Charles Reed
Willows Springs
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Beulah Roche
Christina Selzer
Albert Grosdidier
George Schehrer
J. P. _Jenninger
Emory Vitt
Helen ‘Brecheisens
Oscari Brecheisen
Ruth
Eileen Breithaupt
Emma
John Sturm
George
Johnny
Warren
Edgerton
B. Nelson
Ottawa
Wesley Deckna
Dan Sturm
Fred Pooch
Clyde Deay
James
John Kanay
Carrie Selzer
Henry
Henry Decknn
Edward
John Selzer
Gideon Breithaupt
Vera Carey
Lawrence
George Breithaupt
Charley Beaker
Chester
Clearfield
Corneila Meeder
Ralph Boone
Jace
J. D. Buckingham
Howard Blaylock
Clyde
Irs
Eugene Cook
Eugene
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Muriel Evans
Hadley Mill
Olathe
Olathe Capital
J. M. Hadley
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Handey
St. Louis
Fred Marts
Lenda Kinchelawe
Grace Meeker
Road i
Apriland
ATR
Gruiser Chester
Aaa
N.d
Chese ‘Au
Delaware: ‘River
Washington
William B. Wilson
Pennsyyvania
Illinois Coal’ Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Berlin
Ferneseh Gesellschaft
Jake Lubin
Charles H. Becker
York Police Department
Sing Sing
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central “Railroad ‘Company
Cincinnati
Chicago and St. Louis
Michigan Central
Beloit
Mitchell County
Smith
Menger
L. H
Connie Smith
Fort Myers
Frs
Jennie Sardakowski
Denver
Colo
Carl Schmidt
Helen ‘Conlin
Virgil
Coulson
Ann Bartlett
Miss Sardakowski
Mr. Smith
Prober
Williams ‘Transportation Company
Floyd Hunter
R. Hughes
Tom
Elston
Howard
Burns
Ninth
Tennessee
Noes
Love
Austin
Thomas
B. Love
Dallas
Hoover-Democrat
Texas
Dyimary
Perry
Joe Hickey
Robert, Clift
John
Gerald
Helen
A. IC. Zimmerman
Patricia, Gibbons
K. Woddson
Wilmer
Wanda
Edd Dent
Roy
Ira
Florence
Linwood
Earl Anderson
Joe Bergin
Kenneth Warner
Patricia Gibbens
Mildred
Francis Goodpen
Lecompton
Florence Dent
Tuggday
Oleane Pickison
Sam McCall
M.E
M. E. Choir
Dale Stack
Epworth
R.O Gilpin
M. E. Church
Baldwin
Longacreut
I. M. Hargett
Bishop Warne
Warne
India
Rex
Gilpin
Anita Gilpin
Vivian Strenge
Austin Burke
LaVera Burke
Ceed
Paul Bryant
Mary ‘Koen
Edwardsville
Kurt Stachberg
Rutherford-Geiger Construction Company
Atchison
Nest
Williamstown
Fred Gordon
Manhattan
K.is. A. C
A. A. Bretheisen
Henry Brecheisen
West Clearfield
Alven
Mes
Alvin Breithaupt
Ben Kramer
Soniehardt
Theoore Thoren
Edd Milburn
jJohn
Steffen
Aoa
Dan Brecheisen
Welda
Gideon Breithamt
Henry Hausman
Walter Rodewalt
Clyde Neay
Jimmie
Fred Deay
Osawatomie
Paul Hausman
Cox
John Schehrer
Lawrence National Bank
Hog.d. Ms
Voyards
National Education ‘ ‘Association of
U. A
menThe McGrew Trio
gm—Lehn & Vink
Veeder- Orchestra
Bedllerivo
Altwater Kent Orchesne An Alleen
Shumbert Music
Broad View’ Inn
Italy
F. H. Roberts
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Amtbulance
Ind. St
T—_ ERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Dr. Gowdy
A. &. Gowdy
Ibae
Round Corner Drug Store
the Gowdy Medical Co
Lawrence, Kansas
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