Gentry's Slayer Admits His Deed in Wisconsin
Carl Church also known as George Slim King confessed to killing Earl Gentry, a body guard to ex Ku Klux Klan leader D C Stephenson. He said a plan by Mrs Carrie Gill to murder Gentry spurred him, and that he shot him at close range after feigning a halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defferson
Wis
Carl Church
Earl Gentry
D. C. Stephenson
Fort Atkinson
Iff
Joseph T. Lange
Church T
Church
George
Slim) King
R Linger
Monett
Chautauqua
County
Kan
Carrie Gill
Gentry
Gill
First Gearee
Chicago
Jefferson
Lange
Gill House
Earl
Ferdinand Probst
Widow of Barnett To Manage Estate In Los Angeles Court
Anna Laura Lowe Barnett, widow of Jackson Barnett, wins court approval to administer the estate. Notes from various social mentions include confessions, family visits, and a Picnic at Gage Park with local residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Anna Laura Lowe Barnett
Jackson Barnet
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Probst Linked to Aiding Painter in District Attorney Case
Probst, held as a material witness and facing an accessory after the fact warrant, told Lange earlier that he aided the painter in removing a body from a kitchen where blood stains were found, as Mrs Gill and District Attorney Har...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probst
Lange
Gill
Har
Union school district homecoming picnic planned this Thursday
The Union school district committees prepare for a homecoming picnic on Thursday, July 26 inviting former teachers, pupils and patrons of Union district 34 to attend. Catfish weighed 40 pounds caught by Frank Bastina of Kansas City and Ike Thomas at Ottawa. Mrs. Roy Schwalm visited patrons for the school census, accompanied by Irvin Schwalm, Ruth Breithaupt and Helen Thomas. Mrs. Amos Flory’s group helped with threshers and other local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Union District 34
Frank Bastina
Kansas City
Ike Thomas
Ottawa
Roy Schwalm
Irvin Milton Schwalm
Ruth Breithaupt
Helen Thomas
Arthur Flory
Alta Kirby
Ezra Churchbaugh
Mary
Amos Flory
Winters
Philo Beck
Topeka Visitors at Speicher and Roche Homes
Prospect Mr and Mrs Osgood Armstrong and Dorothy Armstrong with Frank Julius Speicher and children of Topeka were Sunday guests of Lorenz Speicher. Mrs Roy Breithaupt and Ruth of Ottawa visited Henry Roche on Thursday. Miss Ruth Parsons spent the weekend with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Chanay
Miss Chanay
William Chanay
Wellsville
Lloyd Reusch
Nan Fisker
Harry Werts
Albert Jacobson
Kansas City
Henry Rohe
Mr. Jacobson
Jacobson
Martin Rohe
Vinland
Anna Stanley
Lawrence
Albert Otto
Nelson Joy
Walter Parsons
John Dodder
Allene Fishburn
Marion
Jim
Freel Perymane
Matt Hartman
Claudie Radcliffe
Fred Walker
Vanese
Wallie Schroeder
Mary Ellis
R. A. Baldwin
Emalie
H. M. Desque
Pat Gage
Alfred Fishburn
Gate
Osgood Armstrong
Dorothy Armstrong
Frank Speicher
Julius Speicher
Topeka
Lorenz Speicher
Roy Breithaupt
Ruth
Ottawa
Henry Roche
Ruth Parsons
Miller Couple in Enterprise and Vicinity Notice
An enterprise notice mentions Mrs. J. C. Miller and John in a local section titled Enterprise and Vicinity. Readable fragment suggests a community notice or personal acknowledgment within the column.
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M. Dakin
de Gentry
Mrs. Gill
Bie
Dorothy
Friendship Club
Gage Park
L. W. Coffman
Maxine
Mary Frances
Arthur Hase
A. M. Rundle
C. E. Forth
Agnes
George Sullivan
Georgetta
John Bulmer
Ida Walker
Tom Tutcher
MASS
de Gibbs Clothing Co
Seersucker
Panamas
Oxfords
Enterprise and Vicinity
J. C. Miller, John
Texas
McKesson
Injol
Round Corner Drug Co
Caldwell's
Castoria
Boncilla
Epsom Salts
Kotex
Rock Island
Collegia
Aick
Milton Ward
Fayette, Mo
Arthur W. Tolson
Woodbury Creams
ROCO
Shumile
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