Woodcock Named New Enforcement Director for Prohibition Unit
Amos W. Woodcock of Salisbury Maryland was chosen by the Justice Department to head the prohibition enforcement unit as director of the prohibition. The 42 year old district attorney previously served as assistant attorney general of his state and has practiced law since 1914. The appointment aims to strengthen state and federal liquor law enforcement and will not require senate confirmation.
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Amos W. Woodcock
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Eudora Notes On Illness Visits And Local News
Eudora community notes Ruth Daugherty shows slow improvement at home. Visitors include Mrs Walter Hammert and son Walter Scott of Boas Rko Okla visiting Schlegel family. Local clergy changes as Father Kuggelmeier leaves for vacation with Father Grosdidier in charge. Sequence of baptisms, dinners, and Sunday school activities are recorded alongside wedding and birth updates and various trips to Kansas City and Topeka.
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Ruth Daugherty
Walter Hammert
Walter Scott
Boas Rko
Okla
Orning
Fred Schlegel
Henry Eisele
Reno
Henry Thoren
Erwin
Alfred Eisele
Kuggelmeier
Henry Grosdidier
Herman
Bohnsack
Lecompton
Albert
Edler
Kaw Valley
Joe Vitt
William Carter
Vanetta Belle
Billy
C. al Brown
Baldivia ‘S
Jake Coon
Topeka
Ben
Don Strobel
Earl Milburn
Methodist Church
Garrett Grove
Ed Forsythe
George Schubert
Harry Garrett
Angela Sommers
Margaret Forsythe
Kenneth Garret
Ralph Bohnsack
Harold, Bohnsack
Ponca
City
Virginia Ruth
Davis
Gail
Hartford
Kan
Eudora
Yuri
St. Paul
Arold Knowles
Lawrence
Homerite
Arthur’ Bailey
John Rethberger
Harold Daugherty
William Bohnsack
E. E. Hollar
Abilene
Frank Hollar
Fairly
Nevada
Parper
William Cone
Frank Sommers
Verda
Helene Schopper
George Hadle
Olathe
Frank Hadle
Bertha Kennedy
Lebo
Birthday surprise honors Emelie Reynolds in Lawrence
Dr A F Kerns and Mrs Kerns of Lawrence hosted a surprise party Friday night for Emelie Reynolds, planned by Arlette Fulton and local youths. The event featured outdoor games, radio, black walnut ice cream, devils food and angel food cake, and gifts including a cedar chest amid a line of friends. Guests included Sara Slavens, Edma Lasswell, Mabel Bertschinger, Thelma Maust, Wilma Glenn.
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A. F. Kerns
Ise
Sara Slavens
Edma Lasswell
Mabel Bertschinger
Thelma Maust
Wilma Glenn
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Towns
Community members gathered for Sunday visits with extended families including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and Donald of Topeka, and J M Taylor's parents. Visitors from Lawrence and Topeka stopped by. Elton Dark recovers after recent appendectomy at St. Francis.
Community notes from Villa Eden area church and families
Mrs Florence and guests attended the Mackey schoolhouse meeting Friday evening. Calls were made on Mrs Lloyd Douglas and baby Thursday. Sunday school is held at the school house Sundays at 10. Mr and Mrs Albert Torneden and children and other families spent Sunday afternoon with relatives. Alice Torni and Miss Lena Torneden visited and Treva Canary returned home after visiting relatives in Appleton.
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Ning
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Gertrude
George
McCartney
Topeka
Frank Morrisey
Guy. Grimes
Warren Newton
Lowman Methodist Church
Newton
State Highway Commission
St. R
St. R Pce. Hospvital
Fred Reetz
Fred Moll
Martha Giertz
Henry Giertz
Kansas City
St. Peters Church
New Evangelical Hospital
Florence Eels
William Torneden
Mackey School
J. T.hughey
Lula Trapp
Emma
Callon
Lloyd Douglas
Albert Torneden
Carl Tornedén
Emil Gantz
Alfred Kahn
Alice Torni
Lena
Lillian Torneden
Lena Torneden
Albert
Treva Canary
Jack
Spon and Son
Appleton
Autumn visitor Nora Torneden at Torneden home
Sunday dinner guest Nora Torneden visited the William Torneden home with Mr and Mrs W E Brock and family and Anna Torneden. Mrs William Torneden visited her mother Mrs W E Brock midweek. Paul Torneden reported a wheel removed from his car at Six Corners Saturday evening. Nate Pettengill is employed in Kansas City. The Davenport family spent the weekend with relatives.
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Nora Torneden
William Torneden
W. E.brock
Anna Torneden
W. E. Brock
Fern
Paul Torneden
Six Corners
Nate Pettengill
Kansas City
Roy
Davenport
Big Springs community groups plan activities and visits
The Big Springs orchestra met at the school house for a second session with instrument classes totaling several dozen students. The 4-H club schedules a Friday meeting with an ice cream making demonstration. Local residents receive hospital and travel updates as families visit kin across states. The Vacation Reading club plans Friday afternoon book exchanges with 25 children and parents holding library cards aided by new Kansas Traveling Library books.
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Big Springs
Jesson
Donmyer
Carl Thom
Greenland
Col
H. C. Swadey
Swadley
Will Wymer
Will Dark
St. Francis Hospital
H. C. Ebersole
San Francisco
Cal
Ray Cree
John’ D. Henry
Merle Scheer
Oklahoma
Hew
A. G. Noe
Dill
Kansas
Gertrude
Dwight Henry
H.V. Stone
Lawrence
Local Families Visit Relatives This Week
Mrs. T B Daven and Mr and Mrs Jess W Frye of Girard visited relatives Tuesday. W E Brock and Fer toured with Mrs William Torneden and her daughter. Mrs Roy Canary and Jere ib were shocked by wheat news for Fred. Edward and Mom E W Crabb visited their grandmother Wednesday. Alice Kapps and Don Kapps of Kansas City spent Sunday at the Sawyers. Oscar Brown and family of Topeka and Audry Botts joined Orville Hughey for several days at home with relatives.
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T. B. Daven
Mereny
Jess W
Alice % Kapps
Don
Kapps
Kansas City
Sawyer
Oscar’ Brown
Toneanoxie
Audry Botts
Orville Hughey
Local Club Notes from Oakley Kansas and Big Springs
Lawrence Cree returned from Oakley to join a Short visit at John Currah’s home for The Big Springs W C U organization. They held a regular meeting to commemorate Flag Day with readings songs and drillings by the children and refreshments served. The Big Springs Farm Bureau Club met at Mrs Vesta Bahnmaier’s home to discuss farm matters and upcoming plant demonstrations. Mrs French demonstrated meal planning and Amelia Hartman spoke on annual flowering plants. Special music was provided by Mrs George Sheets.
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Lawrence Cree
Satur
Oakley
Kansas
John
Big Springs
W. C. TU
Holloway
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
Vesta Bahnmaier
Roy Lawrence Market items and prices from Stop and Shop style ad
A fragment ads list multiple meat and grocery prices including hams bacon lard pork beef veal lamb and poultry items with quantities and per pound prices. Also features peanut butter oleo eggs butter bread pickles and various sausages with a Stop and Shop or phone 272 contact.
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Ernest L. Jahncke
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Wayne Stover
Ted Smith
Wilbur Hildenbrand
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J. M. Taylor
T. Huey
Aerence
N. E. Whipple
Rs. Frank Wright
Council Grove
Ruth ‘Weldon
F. W. Bertschinger
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Genevieve
S. L. Dark
Harley
Elton Dark
Elton
Villa Eden
Autumn
Associated Press
Paris
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Ottawa
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Roy Lawrence
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