Curtis Life Was Epic of America
Cyrus H. K. Curtis, lifelong publisher who rose from newsboy to head of Curtis Publishing, died at his Wyncote home after a heart ailment. He built a vast media empire including Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal, Country Gentleman, and Philadelphia Public Ledger. Funeral set for Friday. survived by daughter, grandchildren, and several relatives.
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Philadelphia
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Wyncote
Artis
Lyndonia
York
Curtis
Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
The
Country Gentleman
Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Evening Ledger
New York Evening Post
Quirer Company
Inquirer
Associated Press
William Curtis Bok
Cary
Ww. Bok
John C. Martin
Pearson Wells
Detroit
Freeman Brown
Rockland
Fort Preble
Portland
Hamilton Mayo
Thomas Echan
Tribune and Farmer
Farm Weekly
EB. D. Sniffen
New York
Benjamin Franklin
George Horace Lorimer
Albany
N. Y
Independence Square
John Gribbel
Port
Ledger
George W. Childs
Evening Telegraph
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia North American
Hai
Neaws
Evening Peat
Worms Unlocked for Fishing After Delinquent Tax Wit
Kansas City AP report notes George Jewell Wyandotte County delinquent tax collector unlocked his garage door to let a former owner retrieve about 800 fish worms stored in a can.Jewell deemed market value 35 cents per dozen but granted access to ease the visitor’s fishing needs.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
George Jewell
Wyandotte County
Putin
Devel
Jewell
Abilene
Kan
Lions Clubs
Wichita
J. Earl Tanner
el Dorado
Topeka
Benjamin Franklin
Parsons State Hospital
Blaser-Volmer Construction Company
Hull Plumbing and Heating Company
Pittsburg
G. W. Jones Company
Overland Park
Troy
Will Stahan
Doniphan County
Chester
Arthur Clark
Clyde Neal
Neal
Wathena
Salina
Ralph Evans
Union Pacific
Solomon
H. E. Crosswhite
Kiowa
Roland Boynton
Boynton
Crosswhite
Greensburg
Missouri
Donald Utchera
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Theodore Pullen
Big Eleven Lake
Penns to Commemorate Admiral Father Quaker Secretaries Hint
Social Service Workers Aid 177 Local Charity Cases in May. The headquarters run by Mr and Mrs Partnto aided 177 local charity cases with clothing shoes household goods and bread. Fifteen transients received aid and others were referred to the Red Cross. Temporary work was found for 25 people. The building at 837 Vermont Street has been renovated and visitors are welcome. Donations totaled 166 in goods and $5 in cash from an anonymous donor. Local creameries provided 312 quarts of milk distributed through the service. Miller Jones shoe store donated 56 pairs of shoes. Brinkmans bakers supplied bread for 45 needy families. Mrs Gregg gave 11 baskets of asparagus and Vogue millinery shop donated 24 hats.
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Social Service
A. Partnto
Red Cross
Vermont Street
Miller-Jones Shoe Store
Brinkman's Bakers
Gregg
Vogue Millinery
Black and White Vogue in Evidence at Chicago
Chicago stores show the black and white fashion trend in summer apparel. Shoppers see linen pique silk crepe satin and prints in windows with options for day sports and evening wear. Black and white ensembles are highlighted for swimsuits and accessories.
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Vogue
Chicago
Arrives in Los Angeles Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt by Air
Mrs Roosevelt crosses the continent by air to cheers at western airports arriving from Washington. She visits with Elliott Roosevelt in Douglas and receives privacy for their meeting while he heads a west coast airliner. Ottawa campaign progresses with pledges reaching $69,981 toward a $100,000 goal.
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Los Angeles
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Elliott
Douglas
Ariz
Ottawa
Tomatoes Fly At City College Parade Over Student Protests
Taxpayers angered by student demonstrations at the College of the City of New York pelted protesters with ripe tomatoes as a street clash broke the parade. The left wing of students planned a general strike to press their grievances, while faculty and public alike faced disruption and disorder in the aftermath.
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College of City of New York
New York
Atudenta
College of the City of
Baveystibs
Worden and Baldwin Residents Attend Various Community Events
Worden residents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nuffer and family joined patrons at Lawrence High School baccalaureate services. Rev Slupianek and Mrs. Sophia Schwartz with son Oscar visited Baldwin. Ascension Day services were held at St Johns Evangelical Church. Several local families visited Stull and nearby homes. Cement and rock work performed for local residents. guests from Elma, Washington stayed with Worden hosts. Words note plans for a Worden Evangelical church surprise gathering on Tuesday.
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Oscar Nuffer
J. Nelson
Lawrence High School
Slupianek
Sophia Schwartz
Oscar
Baldwin
Walter Schwartz
Henry Stoebener
Alvin Johanning
St. John's Evangelical Church
Darrell
C. A. Booker
Elma
Wash
G. F. Deskines
Stella
Clarence Nuffer
Nellie Wintermantle
Lucy Bailey
Lawrence
Elmer Wintermantle
Worden Evancelical Church
Ry Pohl
A. J. Miller
Oscar Schwarts
Evelyn Ruth Nuffer
Wilmer Nelson
John Oelkers
Carl Plambeck
Earl Shipps
Mac. Swimley
Lester
Willard Kinnamen
Walter Jacobus
Elma. Wash
E. W._Deskines
Bonner Sprints
Edd Ingle
Agnes Shaffer
Earl Shaffer
Bunker Hill
Henry Schwartz
J. W.breithaupt
Clearfield
J. J. Breithaupt
Ralph Kalb
Sophia Johanning
N. D. Messer
Pleasant Grove
Henry Young
John Stoebener
Dudley Gilzes
George Puvogel
Ethel
Dorothy Mae Nuffer
Fred Heim
Margaret Heim
Ruth Breithaut
Liberty Memorial High School
Ethel Puvogel
Florence Heim
Dorothy MaeNuffer
Gilbert Gilras
William Ford
Walter Jehle
Haleford
Arnold
Norman Stoebener
Sandra Schwartz
Hattie Suday
Worden Evangelical Church
Ivan Schwartz
Rose Schwalm
Henry Pinvert
H. L. Cheney
Betty Jane
Frank Sutton
Helen
E. B. Ingle
Wayne
Alva Miller
Ada Mae
Overbrook
E. M Swimley
Willard Kinnaman
C. A. Hooker
John Line
Hattie Schwartz
Elizabeth Plambeck
Stull
Frank Selch
Ruth Marie
Robert
Thomas
Jack Childs
Rostoe
Elmer Lutz
Centropolis
Ivan
Glenn Schwartz
Otto Hack
Charles Booher
Ewing
Colyer
Agnes
Edward Johannin
Eleanor Nelson
Ruth Breithaupt
Central School
Worden Community Notes and Memorial Day Events
May events in Worden include a pastor’s return, a music program with Evelyn Ruth Nuffer and Harold Rappard, and donations to the pastor’s family. Memorial Day visitors, school meetings, and Lawrence High School and Junior High promotions are described along with many local visits, garden shows, and cemetery services.
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J. Nelson
Worden
Evelyn Ruth
Dorothy
May Naffer
Harold Rap
Alvin Stahel
Wilma Stanel
Ray
Nelson
Benjamin Horst
Carl Stark
Kansas City
John Lyons
Glenn Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Ralph Schrieber
Newton
Chester Burgert
Enid
Okla
Rey
Louisa Schwartz
Anna Johanning
Baldwin
Brooker
Lawrence
William Simon
Walter Seele
Sophia Schwartz
Thomas
Woman's Missionary Society of the Worden Evangelical Church
Ivan Schwartz
Ike Thomas
Henry Rappard
Harold Rappard
Clyde Tally
Glenn
Flora
Russell Barkley
Evelyn Ruth Nuffer
Henry
Pohl
Henry Pippert
Hen
Senate passes 3.2 beer bill for Oklahoma place
The Senate today approved the house measure enabling Oklahoma to permit 3.2 percent beer if the state legalizes it. The bill completes congressional action and goes to the White House for final action.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Senate
White House
Rice Jr visiting Lawrence for vacation
William Rice, a Harris Trust & Savings Bank Chicago trust department lawyer and Kansas University law graduate of 1928, spends a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs W H Rice at 1280 Tennessee street in Lawrence.
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William
Bil
Rice, University
A. Cheers
W. H. Rice
Tennessee Street
Rice
Trust Department
Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
K. U
Marriage Licenses Issued In Topeka And Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses were issued to D. W. McPherson and Henrietta Kellgren of Topeka, married by Probate Judge L. H. Menger. Also licensed were Charles Coffman of Tonganoxie and Mary Garner of Lawrence, who expected to be married by C. A. Puls.
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D. W. McPherson
Henrietta Kellgren
Topeka
L. H. Menger
Charles Coffman
Tonganoxie
Mary Garner
Lawrence
New. C. A. Puls
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