Bray Sues Lady Grace Over False Imprisonment Claim
Bray claims 50 000 damages from Lady Grace known explorer writer and photographer for false imprisonment. Lady Grace was arrested on a bad check allegation and later released. She held a conference today with her attorney as the damage suit proceeds in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
Lady Grace
Jaik Antil
syHose
Prion
Contracts let for sixty mile gas line in Kansas
Bartlesville Oklahoma July 20 Associated Press contracts awarded for a sixty mile gas pipe line in Elk and Washington counties Kansas. The Sheehan Pipe Line Construction Company Tulsa won thirty five miles and Connellard Sons Construction Company Kansas City the rest. Line to be completed in sixty days at an estimated 1 506 000. First pipe shipped. The line connects Cambridge and Petrolia stations and will cross developing gas fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Associated Press
American Pipe Line ‘Company
Empire -Affiliated
Elk
Wi Counties
Kansas
Sheehan
Tulsa
Conner Ard Sons Construction Company
Kansas City
Cambridge
Petrolia
Local residents relocate to Whitaker property
Mr and Mrs Monfe Koons, who occupied the James Pennet residence for a year, have vacated and moved to the D. G. Whitaker property south of town. Miss Pansy Dent and Ollie Horner, who attended summer school, are noted in the surrounding detail.
Local notices of health, visits and travel in De Soto area
Several De Soto residents and visitors are listed. Walker and Mrs Miri.ene have moved to Memorial hospital in Kansas City in very poor health. Gardner family, Morgan, Koons, and others are visiting relatives in Kansas City and Topeka. A rusty nail infection sidelined Mrs Ed Caper. Family trips include Lawrence and Topeka visits. A Ku Klux Klan meeting is reported near Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Phere
Miri
Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
J J
Gardner
Kans
Collins
George Morgan
National Military Home
Leavenworth, Kansas
Fred Gordon
Cecil Koons
Ed Caper
Ruth
Neal
Hambleton
Vera ‘Halderman
Amy
Cundiff
Lawrence
Lerape
Charles Kaezi
Philo Davison
Topeka
Kenneth Johnson
G. P. ‘Davis
Helen
Spencer
Kansas
Lloyd Davis
David Jewett
Shawnee
W. H. Jewett
David
Will Burch
Bell Memorial Hospital
a.De Everett
Antioch
Elmer, Midgett
Earl
Tripkas Familia
Ford
Charlie Beker
C. We Mott
We Motsie
W -P. Irwin
Emnoria
Eudora
Weard
J. BP
Everett
National Military
Leero
Pleasant Valley
Gertrude Atkinson
Lvagentoor
Joan, Atkinson
John Atkinson
Agnes
Spring Hi
Atkinson
Rand Strickland
Ku Klux Klan
Valley Grove News Highlights From Local Visits and Birthdays
Valley Grove reports show residents hosting gatherings and traveling to nearby cities. Smith brothers baled hay for neighbors, teachers were engaged for the term, and several families traveled to Kansas City and Lawrence. A 66th birthday for W. L. Slawson drew many relatives and friends, with meals and gifts noted, while others visited Kaw bottom for potatoes and shopped in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Harold
Harry Slawson
W. L., Slawson
W. E. Hamilton
Chenute
Mr. Smith
Mark’ Hedden
Chanute
Chester E. Smith
Otis. Smith
Gibbs
Wellman
O. E. Smith
H. W. Smith
Eldon
Edgar Smith
Ruth Titterington
Eugene
Clarence Road
Lawrence
W. I. Smith
Everett
Kaw
Lottie Ward
Stewart
J. E. Daniels
Leavenworth
Mondey
Mr. MicKee
Topéka Mondey
Local society notes from Lawrence area events and visits
Mrs. George Dernon hosted a Thursday dinner with friends from Lawrence Phoenix and Topeka visiting throughout the period. Callers included Mrs Dow Dews and daughters and Miss Marguerite Schelhorn. Several households hosted and visited, including Slusser, Siler, Coffman, Unger, and Osborn families during the weekend and following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dernon
Everett Lee
Sadie
Raymond. Lee
Lawrence
Mias
Glorirude Lee
Phoenix
Arizona
Tee
Dow Dews
At, Orn
Alice
Marguerite Schelhorn
Slusser
M.C. Elliott
Mary Lou
Kanwaka
John Unger
Jake Bilinger
George Coffman
Margaret
Dornon’s
Déd. Dews
Frank Slusser
George Siler
Bertha Schellhorn
Mr. Siler
A. C. Siler
Nora Siler
Hhizailer
Natalie Harti
Frank Dortion
Kansas City
Monument
W. O Slusser
C. E. Workman
Oskaloosa
Hodges
Ruby Slesser
Rosa Osborn
Margaret Coffman
George Dornon
Avis Ruth
Kanwake
Sam Buchheim
Bonnie
Yarmold
Charles Brass
Richland
Fred Deskin
Spring Hill
Rainier Deskin
Mortimer
Alice i Brown
Slusser -Home
Marguerite Sshellhorn
Te Val Meting
W. C. Slusser
Goldie and
Milton
Frank Dornen
Mae Dornen
George Dornen
Marguerite Schellborn
Doris Klinow
Clyde Talley
Tonekz
W. O. Slusser
George Domons
We Q. Slusser
Topeka
Marguerite Sehellhorn
Rosa
Ella Osborn
Flor Schellhorn
George Domon
Ina
Alta
Ray Slusser
Helen
Avis
Ruby
la Mac Dernon
Birthday party honors Pioneer Grandmother Pohl at home
Distant relatives and neighbors gathered Sunday at the Herman Pohl home to celebrate the birthday of Grandmother Pohl. Attendees included Minnie Storum and Herman Pohl, with eighty seven candles on the cake marking her age. Refreshments of pineapple ice cream take and lemonade were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chester Gibson
Aurelia
Raymond
Tom Miller
Sarah Hodges
L. W. Haas
Tom Gilliland
Charles Gillie Jand
Nellie Witermantie
Sophia Heim
L. W
Mary Petsley
Howard Warner
Charles Gilliland
Vane Kring
Dan Johanning
Baldwin
Glen Flora
Kenneth
Ottawa
Hazel
Glen
Dudley
D. R. Shaw
la Verne
Flora
L. A. Fiora
Herman Pohl
Grandmother Pohl
Minnie Storum
Clearfield
Pahl
Ice cream social postponed at Glenn school due to weather
Community notes report postponed ice cream social at Glenn school after threatening weather last Saturday. Local residents, including Gus Hildenbrand and son, worked this week on threshing and harvesting for area farmers. Socials, visits, illnesses, and family gatherings are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn School
Gus Hildenbrand
Lecompton
G. L. Glenn
W. H. Robinson
John Matney
Charles Brown
George Bahnmaier Jr
Ed Smith
J.W. Harding
MacAllaster
Texas
Gerald Helloway
Mix
Harry Fulton
Gladys Walton
Lawrence
Walton
Ie Robison
Ladies Aid
W. H. Glenn
H. A. Davidson Homie
Albers Walters
Frank Dick
Betty You
Will Sheldon
Me South
Dark's
Laura Morris
George Morris
Warren Morris
Lawrence, Clinton
Wilam George
Paul Gene
Loreen
Isla Mae
1Sth
Lime St. Topeka
Kansas
Clarence Morris
Rex Geehan
Fillmore S
Topeka
Kans
Charles Wilson
Frances
Roze Far
Big Springs
Emery
Toneka
Harry McGrew
Rossville
Kent
Nellie
Florence
Wm. N Randall
Betty May
Vera Fay
22Nd Michigan St
Highland Park
Clenda Miller
Burton
Stebbins
Kan
Naomi Hildenbrand at Wall family home visit noted
Naomi Hildenbrand is spending a few days at the Wall family home with Mr. and Mrs. Stull and Ray Veling. The notice mentions Will Staff in relation to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Hildenbrand
Ww. C. Wall' Kuhle
Stull
Veling
Ray
Dire
Will
Local residents gather at many homes in week of visits
A long list of social visits fills the week as Mrs. Gress, Mrs. Transmaier, Miss Burgert, and numerous families travel between Topeka and Lawrence, attending at friends’ homes, with several men working on hand infections and lumber trips. In sports, Belvoir CBA beats Big Springs on the Belvoir diamond. A Knoxville reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after years of distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Stall
Gus Kodh‘ler
D. W. Gress
Otto Busch
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Westley
Topeka
Earl Taber
Charles Roller
Violet
Charles Houle
1. Lango
E. A. Transmaier
Leroy
Jake Bidinger
Rachel
Belinita
O. A
Bidinger
Esthar Burgert
Ofference
Lillie Boehringer
Esther Unger
Leonard Nutter
Franklin
J. W. Gress
Medicine Lodge
Herbert Gress
Keith
Elmer Nichols
Henry Stull
Henry Beister
Alberta
Hyelyn Stull
Velma Stull
Arthur Wulfkuble
Watson
Edwin Hildenbrand
Henry Deister
Delbert
Roler
Cebit’ Humphrey
Add Scheer
John Koehler
Russell Koehler
Eola
Evelyn
Alberta Stull
Dick Murphy Hore
Arthur
Wulfkuhler
Lawrence
Dester
Opal
Roller
Charles Helles
Ruth
James Brass
Ob. A. Bidinger
Frank
La‘yin
Fearl
Dorothy
Louise
Belles
Ruth Gress
Ruth Hoffsommer
Frank Wulfkuhle
Belvoir
Rainier Deskin
Springhill
Unive Brass
Wilt Murphy
Cco Belles
Frank Bidinger
T. A. Saunders
E. Depot St
Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
A Grouch Not Wanted There is nothing so harmful to success as being a grouch
An old advertisement touts Mayris Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal troubles and bloating. It claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing ailments including appendicitis. For sale at all druggists.
Carnival crowds disturbance report at Wdowanda Park
Sheriff Cummings said the carnival at Wdowanda park created no disturbance and there was no liquor drinking last night. He complimented shell George Loos for maintaining a high class carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Cummings
Wdowanda Park
Shelj
George Loos
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Cummings
Atchison
Potter
W. L. Landreth
Landreth
Lee
Glen Hahn
Iowa
Lyon
Liberty
Foster Reid
Raytown
Missouri
George Austill
Arizoda
G.C. Bowling
Colorado Springs
Jessie Woodworth
Charles Kaegi
Kaegi
Woodworth
Wayne
Nebraska
State Normal
J ‘Clarence Johnson
Turner
Frank Johnsongef de. Soto
Lawréncce
Charles Woolf
Ave Woodworth
Kansas-is-oe
Santa Fe
Beauly
Miss Woodworth
DeSoto State Bank
Forest Stringer
Spot Cash
Myrtle "Buckinghaim
Frank Peuner
Lawrence-are Enjoying A Week’s Vacation With Mr. Peuner
John Penner
Caly
Madd Center
Cal Coolidge
Ina Scape
Fanny
Buzz
WEA Service Inc
Toneke
C. E. Workin
A. J
James
E. H. Wickersham
William Welcher
Mae Dornon
Mr. Talley
Excelsior
Albert Wacker
LeLoup
Ruth Johanning
Lydia
Clara Johanning
Mike Young
Anna Johanning
L. Montgomery
Alvin Johanning
Letha_Montgomery
Irma Haas
Baldwin Jors
Laverne Flora
Rendmother
L. A. Flora
Harry Flora
Glenn
Williams
Miss Kernow
Gran
Trwlkavs
Yarnold-Stull
Interhal
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ennai
Telewra
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Columbian Green Tank Company
Tex TY
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