Plane crash disappearance search near Cadiz and Azores
Reports state Major Ramon Franco and a crew in a 16 seat plane vanished between Spain and the Azores while en route to New York. Authorities and allied forces conduct aerial and naval searches as Spain questions whether the craft stayed on course or went down further along its route. Real estate transfers appear in the same item with detailed property descriptions and easements in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Gonzales” Gallardo Srulio "Ruiz ‘de Alda
Cadiz
Azores
Madrid
Ramon
Franco
Spain
Atlantic
Swain
England
Portugal
Alcazates Mrnday
New York
The
Aring
Depanturf
Gibraltar
Iain Pizie
Racketeers fail to mix methods in Miami hijack
A Miami bootlegg ers hijacked a rival’s money in Jacksonville, leading to 10 arrests across Miami, Washington and Jacksonville, with W M Bolton of Goulds posting bond after pleading guilty to passing two counterfeit fifty dollar bills. George Brodnax cited as stating Jack Fields of Jacksonville was robbed of 1750 in bogus notes in Miami. Counterfeit plates tied to L M Renna of Jacksonville, now imprisoned in Atlanta, remain unfound. Kellogg Pact ratification approved by Privy Council in London, ending a Tokyo Telegraph report dispute over its phrase “in the names of their respective peoples.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Miami
Fla
Jacksonville
Sereer
Prohibition
Washington, D. C
W.M. Bolton
Goulds
Federal Grand Jury
United States
George Brodnax
Secret Service
Jack Fields
Brottway
L. M. ‘Renna
Renna
Atlanta
London
Tokyo
Tejeraph Companyi
Crossword Puzzle Readings and Clues From Vintage Page
Fragmented OCR puzzle text listing Across clues and word fragments. It includes misprints and garbled phrases like Arabian coms and Marks of wounds, with partial clues such as Upright, Garden, Hugs, and compass directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Burns
Collor
Kanwaka Literary Club Visit to Jackman Mill
The Kanwaka Literary club met Thursday June 15 at the Jenny Wren department of the Jackman flour mill for an instelletive talk by "Miss Jenny Wren" and an aftermill tour. Guests F.V Hodson Stanwix A.R. Beattie Collins attended, with many Lawrence and Kanwaka residents listed among the callers and dinners through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Jenny Wren
Jackman Flour Mill
Rollie
Stanwix
Oregon
N. Ho
Frances
Lawrence
Si E
Maxine Mercer
J. S. Emi
A.R. Colman
Virginia
Y Bigs
Dune
Godlove
I K. al
Ada
Kan
Kanwako Phile
J. A.R. Colman
S. E. Sectin
Josephine
Lloyd Duffee
Austa Northrup
Tonal
Fred’ Rockhold
Guy Bigsby
Elora Nell
Don ‘Westheffer
Don
Ernest Bigsby
Mie
Clauds Tyler
Delphos Kan
Tyler
Leo
Fred Aj
Richard
Lawrence Smith
Vicinits
Dougl
Earl Heleven
Bigsby
Kanwaka community notes of visits and club events
The Kanwaka area reports visitors from Topeka and Lawrence, multiple 4-H club activities, and Sunday gatherings. Families including the Emmetts, Bigsbys, Colmans, and Harbours host relatives and neighbors. The Kanwaka Good Will club met with Kansas history topics, and the 4-H groups planned upcoming meetings and a party.
Lawrence Visit Notes and Local Socials Report
Reno Fred Bignall and his sister Mrs Harry White visited Lawrence on Saturday. A Reno township meeting occurred Monday. Karl Janeway and C L Dehoff moved stock to Kansas City Monday. Mrs Larial Wolfe of Datuth Minnesota and cousin R Ay Phenicie visited at the O Dea home Thursday. Mrs Wm Stuessi of Welborn Kansas and her sister Flora were callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bignall
Harry White
Lawrence
iReno Township
Jepe
Kansas City
Leria! Wolfe
Datuth. Minn
R. Ay Phenicie
O'Dea
Wm,Stuessi
Welborn
Kan
Flora
Local Notes On Families In Tonganoxie And Surroundings
In Tonganoxie and nearby areas, residents including Mrs. Davis Sr and Mr. C. L. Denott family attended Sunday school in Lawrence. Mary Phenicie visited Wichita briefly before returning home. Mrs. A. Wartzack was cared for after shingles and a head injury. Herbert McKone attended National Guard events in Lawrence. Jesse Harris finished a ceiling at Pony Creek schoolhouse. Murrs returned to Neely after visiting relatives in town. Mrs. Oehlich visited Lawrence while overseeing brothers Henry and August Wartzacke. Will Gasteel helped Fred Harman. Hollis Marsh and son Phil traveled from St. Louis for the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. M. J. McCleary, briefly blocked by Brush Creek floodwaters near Kansas City. Mound Community Club hosted a large Friday program with music and recitations. Wheat cutting began for Other Wiley. Miss Ella and Nettie O’Dea visited friends in Tonga-Noxie. Mrs. A. D. Rice and daughter joined Congregational ladies’ meeting. Jean McHONE went to Topeka for dental work. Percy Yancy learned of his mother’s illness and traveled to join O. Wiley to Lawrence for travel home. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret J. McCleary were held at the M.O. church with Rev. Chas. Husbands officiating. Mrs. W. C. Allan played piano as attendees gathered. The service honored a local family, with others named among the mourners.
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Ternoon
Peka
John. Criss
Ford’ Leonhart
Mts
Elza
Babameier
Marylin May
Sundad Ir
Fenton
W. A. Colman
M. J
Ge Floyd Cox
Kansas
Tennessee
Kansas City
E. Seetin
Raymond
Topeka
Chas. Brown
Kanweka
E.G. J
Charles
Topping’s
Brown
Kanwaka
Homer Hird
Toe Tucker
A |Emmett
Uniferm
Margaret Carr
Guy Bigsby
Loretta
Shaw
Star Teachers College
Emporia
Lottie Anderson
Mabel
Sram
Rand
A. E. Uirich
Robert Ulrich
Pleasant Grove
Ernest Bigsby
Anil
Elizabeth Ann
Lawrence
Be Calman
Simmons Hospital
Riday
Harley . Armstrong
Dorothy
Asa Calman
Wanda Merear
J. S. Emmett
Bar Halgren
Willis Colman
Wanda
Merle Colman
O. Wo Orr
Colman
Winwood
Tonganoxie
T.C. Davis
C. L. Denott
Mary
Verhoff
Herbert McKone
National Guard
Jesse Harris
Pony Creek
Murr
Neely
M. Taylor
Mary Oehlrick
Henry
August Wartzacke
Wartzack
Will Gasteel
Wm. Young
Millicent Robertson
Iola Marmoy
Pleasant, Prairie
Glen Davidson
W._&. Dehoff
C. L. Dehoff
Helen White
Wiley
jMisses Ella
Nettie O'Dea
Tonga- Noxie
A. D. Rice
Alls
France
C.L. Dehoff
Lena Wolfe
Duluth
Minn
Ruth Phenicie
California
Jaca Wolfe
Vera’ Davidson
A. Wartzack
Tongantsis
Busy Bee Club
Charles Raymond Peak
Atchison
Baymen of Hounds
O'Dea
Sin
Clark Wisely
C. W. White
Harry. White
Leah McKone
Abs
Amrine
Lansitte
Remembering a 93-year-old Virginia pioneer
A large gathering of friends and relatives mourned and paid respects to a nearly 93-year-old woman known for her good deeds and kindness. Born in 1836 among Virginia’s early families, she attended a girls’ boarding school in Abington and was among the state’s first Rebecca lodges. The service featured songs like Beautiful Land and Think of the Home Over. burial followed at Re-Ino cemetery.
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Mary Chis
Dora’ Robb Wilhelmi
Max F
Beth of Delta Sigma Lambda
Oread
Dough
Indiana Street
Henry L. Stimson
Eentor
William’ D Mitchell
Vincent Massey
Ganaietinister
R iv. c University
Stimson
Cel Sypad
Pakers
Janses
Rine
Stelalel
Basher
Earth
Ves
Fea
Leonora Elkin
Mary’ Elizabeth Topping
Marins Des Cygnes
Pottawatomie
Ottawa
Luella’ Baugh
Theo
Gardner
Douglas
Day
Mra. N
Alice Carver
Carver
Gail Brunker
Laura Linn Land
Carbondale
Oésis
Clyde Hamacher
G. L. Harbour
Cal
Katwaka
Mary Leonard
Ton
Elizabeth Randle
T. R Warren
Mite
Reno
Frigidaire
I Shimmons Bros
Chrysler
Saturday Evening Post
Fe B
Hunsinger Motor Company
Smong
Abington
Halbert Hadern
Will Hoover
Wellsvile
Kent
Fred Kahn
J. E. Dwyer
Walter Bleakley
Fred Reinhardt
Ralph Phenicie
Re- Ino
Ladies Association of the Congregational Church
Tongs- Noxia
P.A
McRil Onj
Henry Geib
Lonaa
Shimmons Bros
Lawrence, Kans
T. J. Sweeney
Lewis
Jes
S.A. Wood
R R. M. Fitzpatrick
Antier
George Dunkley
C, E. Friend
Jacob Badsky
Robert A. Steele
G A. Smart
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