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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

5

Bridge Luncheon Honorees At Country Club Event

Harold Longenecker and Mrs R McWilliams were guests of honor at a Bridgettes bridge luncheon at the country club, with a handkerchief shower for departing members. High scores went to Mrs Ivan Rowe Mrs C W Maloney and Mrs BE Sisson. The club plans summer meetings every Thursday at the country club.

Harold Longenecker V. R. McWilliams Bridgettes Country Club Ivan Rowe C. W. Maloney BE. P. Sisson Harold Herlihy Pasadena

Vacation Fails Tom as Family Follows on Trip

A 1928 syndicated quip notes Tom seeks rest but drags his family along, finding the vacation mostly serves as a break from him rather than for him.

Social calendar notes for Friday events and prizes

Friday Vendredi club features Mrs. C. E. Friend and Mrs. J. S. Barrow at a luncheon at the County Club. Mr. and Mrs. George March host dinner, with prizes awarded for high and low scores. The traveling prize goes to Mrs. Wood.

Vendredi Club C. E. Friend J. S. Barrow County Club George March

Personal notices of visitors and travels in Lawrence

Miss Kate Stephens of New York arrives to stay with Miss Agnes Emery through University commencement. Isabel Keeler and Mrs. Rody Skinner return from three week trip to Galveston San Antonio and New Orleans via the Ozarks. Various residents travel to Tarkio Liberty Flagstaff Albuquerque and Denver for visits work and teaching.

Kate Stephens New York City Agnes Emery Leo Haughey Haughey Humboldt Isabel Keeler Rody Skinner Galveston San Antonio New Orleans Ozarks E. A. Wood Tarkio Tom Greiner Akron Lawrence Topeka George Munger Belleville F. W. Hosford G. A. Munger Madge Bullene W. E. Tenney Robert E. Steele Maude Gibb Kansas City Denver H. W. Emick Joyce Ann Herbert Reynolds Karl Bratton Flagstaff Ariz Bratton Arizona State Teachers’ College Albuquerque George C. Jackson Anaconda Mont Otto Fischer Jackson Fischer Betsy Jackson E. J. Logsdon Suzanna Burlington

Retiring Health Officer Gives Summary of Work

Dr. E. R. Keith, retiring city health officer, outlines a long record of service including 5 413 smallpox vaccinations and 4 549 typhoid injections with three shots each. The report covers 31 995 injections total, 600 diphtheria toxoid shots, 53 anti rabies emulsion injections, 521 intravenous injections for syphilis, 49 tonsillectomies and 45 major operations, 23 obstetrical cases, 17 fractures treated, and 1 547 preschool children examined. He notes moral and active support from medical colleagues.

E. R. Keith Keith

May abandons bid for 1st district congress seat

Oscar P. May state representative announced he will not seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the first district saying the field is too crowded. He argued that one candidate could beat incumbent W P Lambertson, but two or three could not, criticizing the primary system and noting he will seek re election to the state legislature.

Atchison, Kan Oscar P. May W. P. Lambertson Fairview Thale P. Showard Greenleaf Rider Stockdale Tri-County Horton May

Spellers Will Compete In County Grade School Contest

Tomorrow at 9 30 o clock the county spelling contest selects rural school contestants for the state meet in Topeka. Two representatives from each of three classes chosen in the morning at Lawrence Memorial High School. Classified ad note ends with buyer seller reminder.

Topeka Lawrence Memorial High School

Radio sermon by Rev Alfred D Grey on Sunday

Dr A D Grey former Plymouth pastor will speak on Columbia network Sunday at 8 AM and may be heard from WIBW Topeka in a regular morning service. Wellsville council cuts dog license by 1 dollar to cover rabies immunization fee, aiding owners. Aubrey Marts sentenced for intoxication.

A. D. Grey Alfred D. Grey Plymouth Congregational Church Columbia Broadcasting Company WIBW Topeka Wellsville

Police Judge Hobart pleads guilty to intoxication charge

Police Judge C. H. Hobart yesterday afternoon pleaded guilty to being intoxicated. He was fined $10 and sentenced to serve 10 days in the county jail. Marriage license issued to Fred C. Gebhart and Lois Hughes of Topeka, awaiting marriage by a Topeka minister.

C. H. Hobart Fred C. Gebhart Lois Hughes Topeka

Traynor Family Outing Includes Topeka Visit

North Lawrence Mr and Mrs Barney Traynor and children Lucille Genevieve Wayne Raymond and Caroline spent Wednesday in Topeka. Wayne Dicker went to Pomona Wednesday and plans to spend continued time away from home.

Barney Traynor Lucille Genevieve Wayne Raymond Caroline Topeka Wayne Dicker Pomona

Community Notes From Local Visit Short Gatherings

A week with Aunt Ush er and family followed by visits of Mrs Ush er and granddaughter Jane. Epworth League hosts a Friday party at Rev C J Knox’s home. Earl Bruner stays with John Lohman family. Barne Traynor group visited Lecompton. Miss Margaret Dicker hosts shower for Miss Nita Gibson and William Fincher. Attendees list diverse local families. Biggs family relocates to 214 North Sixth. Lawrence Business College announces summer term starting June 4.

Linton Usher Clarence Pine Raymond Lloyd Pine Roscoe Pine Howard, Lorin Velma Rose Charles Fincher Clifford Pine

Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach Ad

When stomach problems arise the ad suggests Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach provides cooling pleasant relief. It claims thousands of users endorse it and guarantees money back if not satisfied. The product is recommended by Round Corner and other leading druggists.

Dr. Gowdy Round Corner

Prominent Men to Prison Sentences in Chicago

Chicago sent three well known citizens to Leavenworth federal penitentiary. Christian Paschen, city building commissioner, begins a two year term for income tax evasion. Dr. Valentine Burton, New York, receives 15 years for passing 100 900 in counterfeit money and a 5 000 fine. Clarence Webster, former bank executive, gets two and a half years for misapplication of bank funds. Train departure announced.

Chicago Leavenworth Kan Christian P. Paschen Thompson Valentine Gregory Burton New York Clarence R. Webster Standard National Bank Peoples National Bank and Trust Company

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