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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1930

Page

2

Progress on Building Projects and Local Improvements

Construction activity continues in North Lawrence with a new market site at Eighth and Kentucky streets and a market building to rise in six weeks. A coal yard scales project by Orley M. Smith proceeds while a sewer line advances near Seventh Locust, with pumping station work underway. An extension to the Colonial Tea Room adds space for dinners and banquets.

Eighth Kentucky Orley M. Smith

Insurance Refund Checks Delayed May Reach Jan First

State ordered refunds on fire insurance policies may not be mailed before January first. Glenn Charlton said the process requires sending checks for each policy number for eight years, with 1.4 million checks to be issued from Topeka. Detailed verification for 187 insurers delays the mailings and holds agent commissions.

Glenn Cicharlton Topeka Charlton

Deaths and Funerals in Local Area

Grant Cox aged 1 died after a runaway accident near Lawrence. Mrs J H Luxton of Topeka died following an operation at Security Benefit hospital. John Mairett, 70, died at his Walnut Street home. Bathers watched a coast guard pursuit of two rum speedboats at Coney Island as police opened fire and boats were damaged.

Grant Cox Morenoon Awas Lawrence Be. Cox J. H. Luxton Topeka Security Benefit Association Luxton Gordon Thompson John Mairett Walnut Street Bathers New York Coney Island Coast Guard

Prime Minister MacDonald May Get Higher Salary

In London on July 30 AP reports the select committee on ministers remuneration says Prime Minister MacDonald is likely to receive a raise soon. It notes the premier’s annual salary is 5000 pounds, about 25000 dollars, and that 2000 pounds more would be adequate. Mrs Hoover will Christen the steamship Excali bur in Camden New Jersey next week with Captain Russell Train aboard. County voters seek support for T Lehman Republican for district clerk.

Gondon MacDonald Select Committee On Hoover Washington Herbert. Hoover Camden N. J Excali American Export Steamship Company Russell Train

Reckless Driver Wounds Man After Parzal Incident

Emporia Kansas July 30 AP Charles Dickey 24 was shot and seriously wounded last night by Tom Murphy city policeman who fired during a chase near bathers. One bullet struck Dickey in the ear. Police say the suspect opened fire and fled.

Emporia Parzal Kan Charles Dickey Tom Murphy Frank

Ex-Sergeant Captures Armed Bandit Near Station

Kansas City July 30 AP Harry Charoberlain a dismissed police sergeant overpowered and captured an armed holdup man Edward Daugherty 22 who escaped Missouri penitentiary after holding up a cigar store in Chamberlain's presence The former officer commandeered a taxi but the bandit fled in a car A traffic jam halted the taxi and the bandit fled from the scene Chamberlain leaped on Daugherty holding him until two former officers arrived He is being reconsidered for reinstatement to the police force.

Kansas City Harry Charoberlain Edward Daugherty Missouri Penitentiary Chamberlain X Sores Com Daugherty

Hoover urges tighter government spending amid rising budget estimates

President Hoover pressed cabinet and department heads to cut expenditures in the current fiscal year to offset higher budget estimates by 209 million dollars. The White House noted the proposed revision had not progressed as quickly as Hoover desired, while affirming that the unemployment relief program would remain unaffected.

Washington Hoover White House

Holmes Promoted to Full Consul in Foreign Service

Julius C. Holmes has been notified by the Department of State in Washington that he has been promoted one grade in the foreign service, attaining full consul status. The promotion does not affect his diplomatic assignment as first secretary of the American legation in Albania. He is at home on leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Holmes.

Julius C. Holmes Department of State At Washington Foreign Service Holmes Albania J. R. Holmes

Hurley Receives Sioux Name At Indian Rites

In Bismarck on July 30 Patrick J Hurley secretary of war was given the name Wainyapi by Sioux Indians during a ceremony tied to the American Legion convention. L Bodenhamer national commander was named Marpiya-Kinyangpi meaning Flying Cloud.

Bismarck N. D Patrick J. Hurley L. Bodenhamer

Dividend Declared by Standard Oil of Kansas

Neodesha Kansas July 10 AP Standard Oil Kansas declares a semiannual dividend of shares on capital stock payable September 15 to holders of record August 23 stock transfer books not closing semiannual report shows gross earnings and net profit for the first six months of 1930.

Neodesha Kan Standard Oily Kansas

Kansas Official Council Sets Convention Dates

The Kansas official council announced the annual meeting dates as November 18, 19 and 20 in Topeka. The event was moved from December 3, 4 and 5 due to a clash with the national highway convention in Pittsburgh, a change county commissioners found unsatisfactory.

Topeka Kansas Official Council Pittsburgh

Personal notices and travel plans across several states

A string of brief items lists families making trips and visits in Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, and other areas. Harold Longenecker and daughter Mary plan a Green Mountain Falls vacation. Harry L. Newton and family mourn grandmother Mary Baer in Lawrence. E P Sisson party heads to Glenwood for a month. Nadine Clark and A A Burns visit Topeka. Babbitt family visits Gardner to see Redinger relatives. Emily and Lloyd Ericsson return from Paris after year study, with European travels noted. Also included are reports of a former judge in Brooklyn jailed for six years, and a push to seek a federal farm loan for livestock marketing in Omaha by C B Crandall’s group.

Harold Longenecker Mary Green Mountain Falls Col Harry L. Newton Emporia Lawrence Newton Mary Baer E. P. Sisson Paul Stevenson Madfeon Glenwood Minn Ted Clark Nadine Topeka Clark A. A. Burns B. J. Babbitt Dale Gardner The Sorbonne Madame Litvinne France Germany Italy Holland Englar

Tombstone Thief Sought in Pratt Kansas Grave

County officers seek a thief who stole a tombstone from the grave of James Lee in Pratt cemetery. The 1938 monument, weighing hundreds of pounds, was discovered missing by relatives yesterday.

Pratt Kan James Lee

Two Lawrence Churches to Close for August

Two churches in Lawrence will suspend all activities during August. First Methodist will hold tonight’s midweek prayer service as its last gathering for weeks while redecorating the entire first floor. First Presbyterian at Ninth and Vermont will suspend Sunday school and church services until the first Sunday in September.

Lawrence First Methodist Church Ninth Vermont

Shamrock V Rounds Point of Pies in Azores Quest

Sir Thomas Lipton's racing yacht Shamrock V, after losing convoy contact in mist and rain five days earlier, rounded the Point of Pies Island near Horta, Azores, under full sail and headed for the Azores and then the United States. The Erin supplied coal, Shamrock V lacks wireless and risks isolation if separation occurs. Markets in York report grain and poultry prices amid a Treasury bond listing.

Horta Island of Fayal Azores Thomas Lipton Erin Pies Island Portsmouth England United States

Varied West Lawrence visits and church note locals

Linwood Mrs Fay Parry and children Theodore and Esther visited ArgENTINE. Margaret Jones and Chester of Ault Colorado visit grandparents Eldridge Jones. Margaret Rice of Lawrence visits C G Burnett home. Parrys go to Overland Park, return same day. No Federated church service next Sunday due to Rev Farwell in Wichita. Sunday school held. Mary Elder of Lawrence visits William and Mary Elder. Murray Martin and Kansas City guests visit Tom and Mrs. Martin. Dr Travers of Texas visits Hugh Parry. Mrs Hugh Parry attends Lawrence. Rev Farwell and Margaret travel to Kansas City Kansas on business. Fay Parry and Esther Parry and Theodore Parry shop in Lawrence. J E Tudhope and Elinore Tudhope in Lawrence. Otto Felker visits. Ike Housman of Lawrence mentioned.

Fay Parry Theodore Esther Argentine Margaret Jones Chester Ault Col Eldridge Jones Margaret Rice Lawrence G. Burnett John Parry Overland Park Federated E. Roy Farwell Wichita Mary Elder William Elder Murray Martin Kansas City Murray Tom Martin Travers Texas Jacob Caulk Hugh Parry Iisee Jack Fay .Parry Theodore Parry Leonard Turpin Elinore Tudhope Otto Felker John Tudhope Ike’ Housman

Linwood News Roundup of Church and Family Visits

The Ladies Aid of the Federated church met on Wednesday and finished a quilt for Mrs. Charles Hicks amid light attendance due to 50 degree weather. Howard Howsman of Lawrence visited J E Tudhope. Mr and Mrs John Holmes and sons traveled to Edwardsville and Muncie to see their sons. Alleman family and Hampel family visited Rev Farwell. Zora Curtiss of Kansas City spent the day with relatives. Roy Servias and Serviss family attended Col Lemuel Clarke's funeral in Lawrence. Maurine Winkelman visits Anna Mae Nyberg at Mrs Bairds.

Linwood Ladies Aid Federated Church Charles Hicks Howard Howsman Lawrence J. E. Tudhope’s John Holmes Howard Shirley Quinton Edwardsville Muncie John, Jr Charles H. O. Alleman Glen Elizabeth P. H. Hampel Stanley Kan Farwell Alleman Zora Curtiss Kansas City L. B. Meinke Engle Rice C. C. Burnett E. Roy Farwell Margaret Roy Servias Thos, Serviss Lottie Serviss Col Lemuel G. Clarke Maurine Winkelman Anna Mae Nyberg Baird

Local residents travel and visit scattered this week

Excelsior notes run of social visits and small chores around Lawrence Ottawa and surrounding families. Fred and Chester Disque bailers at Charley Elm and S 1 Montgomery. Mrs Annaj Johanning with children Alvin and Ruth motor to Lawrence. Ruth enrots in Newton training school. Lyman Lena Daniels and Haas family hosts. Water and Ernest Pohn haul straw. Marshall Churchbaugh and daughter Joan with Faye Etta Montgomery and Shuler family visit Grandma Shuler. Glen Flora family and Eva Haas visit Ottawa. Mary Puffly and Mrs Will Gray visit Charley Browning Vas Os. Montgomerys and others visit Lawrence. Dan Johanning does pump work for Harry Flory. Charley Disque helps Mohler cook for threshers. Various Sunday dinners at Montgomery and Shuler homes. Will Gray Paola and Ottawa visitors. Mary Peffly and Mrs Will Gray hosted week-long visit.

Fred Chester Disque Charley Elm’s S. 1 Montgomery Annaj Johanning Alvin Ruth Lawrence Newton Lyman Lena Daniels Ottawa L.W. Haas Water Ernest Pohn L. W. Haas Marshall Churchbaugh Joan Faye Etta Montgomery Roy ‘Shuler Marjorie Mae Ella Belle Grandma Shuler Glen Flora la Vergne Kenneth Clifford L. W. Hass Eva Mary Puffly Will Gray Charley Browning Vas I. L. Montgomery Carl Schwarz Dan Johanning Harry Flory Charley Disque Mohler Paola Will Peffly Harold Guy Mooroe Margarite Mary Peffly

Community gathering and Mission Band meeting recap

CLEARFIELD residents and families from Wellsville Falls City and surrounding areas visited the Brecheisen and Cibegst households. Emma Deckwa Alberta Deckwa and infant joined the Mission Band to Mary Miller's home for a noon covered dish dinner. The afternoon included a Mission Band business meeting and time spent making small books to send to recipients.

Mra Emma Deckwa Alberta Deckwa Baby Chioa | Breithaupt Irene Mission Band Mary |Miller Anna

Forest Park convention noted at Topeka

The article lists a long sequence of family visits and social events around the Breithaupt, Brecheisen, Selzer, and Meeder families in Kansas. It mentions a W M S delegate election for the Forest Park convention in Topeka, a birthday gathering for Mrs Breithaupt, a birthday dinner, and a Sunday church recital attended by Ruth Breithaupt and Irene Breithaupt, among others. Ice cream, cake, and a piano solo by Alice Rosemary Goddman are described. A picnic, musical recitals, and multiple visits to relatives are noted throughout.

Forest Park Topeka Red Bird Mission Kentucky Will Deay Indiana Irene Breithaupt Christina Selzer aWillansy Alvena Brecheisen Ruth Eileen Breithaupt Beatrice Aileen Eunice Johnson Lucille Amelda Nadine Chanay Evelyn Wertz Otto Selzer David Meeder Dorain Selzer James Desay Arden Grover Othie Johnson George Vitt Heir Son Emray Vitt Vinland Ignd Mi Gid Breitha Cornelia Meeder Verna Brecheisen Lou Schlemmer Judge Brennan Kansas City George Meeder Henry Brecheisen Adolph Rodewald Colorado Albert Rodewald Henry Hausman Harold Albert Walters Orange Cal Lena Dumber Wellsville George Brecheisen George R Breithaupt George Branch Goddman John Steffen Alice Rosemary Goddman Evelyn Kreisinger

Brecheisen Kretsinger Follebrook Allen Kinship Group

A list of individuals and families from Overbrook Topeka Sudora Wellsville Baldwin Independence and nearby areas including Johnny Brecheisen Mrs Kretsinger Mr Folleb rook Archie Allen Carl Mitchell G E Kretsinger George Breithaupt and Burtie plus Blanch Goddman Gail and Irene in a social or community gathering notice.

Johnny Brecheisen Overbrook Paul Kretsinger Topeks Pete .Follebrook Archie Allen Sudora Carl Mitchell Wellsville G. E. Kretsinger Baldwin George Breithaupt George, Jr Burtie Blanch Goddman Independence Martin Breithaupt Gail Irene

Exhibit Local Pictures At National Photographer's Convention

Two photographs submitted by Squire's Studio were shown at the National Photographer's Convention in Milwaukee the week of July 21 an honor for which photographers worldwide compete. One portrait of Professor W. E. Hellebert appeared in the men's picture division and another image of Professor Walde mar Gelich was in a non competitive division. Squire's work has long been exhibited at the convention and sometimes included in the association's traveling loan collections.

Equire Milwaukee Fey Irector Squire W. E. Hellebert Waldemar Gelich

Kitchen shower honors Mrs Horace Glock at Crawford home

Miss Fern Crawford and Mrs. John Crawford hosted a kitchen shower last week for Mrs. Horace Glock whose home was destroyed by fire. Rev Ahrens and a wife and daughter Olita plan a Missouri vacation this week. Colonial club picnic with July meeting featured a lawn supper and a musical playlet In an Old Fashioned Garden. The act combined costumes and lights to extend the evening outdoors.

Fern Crawford John Crawford Horace Glock

Miss Genevieve Nowlin to head East High School department

Miss Genevieve Nowlin arrives from Manhattan for a multi day visit to relatives and plans to return to teach in Kansas City where she will head the Domestic Science department at East High School. E. C. Bussing, 52, seeks County Clerk race. long service, farm and prohibition work, praised by local officials. Political adv.

Genevieve Nowlin Manhattan Jeanette J Claus Kansas City East High School S. v. Case Sabetha E. C. Bussing Kansas Greeley Colorado Grandy Post Lawrence Washington Post Grange Douglas County Iowa W. C Bussing Carl White Douglas County Board

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