Wounded judge to undergo operation plan
Monett Missouri June 28 A plan was laid to operate to remove a bullet from Probate Judge Dan B Meador 47 after he was shot while golfing with his 13 year old son Burnham A sheriff said the shot may have been accidental or intentional with no clear motive The judge remained in critical condition but later rested in hospital The shooting occurred at the eighth tee and bloodhounds were used to hunt the shooter whose trail ended in the local transient bureau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meador
Wvonds
Ixth Green
Social news from a July gathering and piano recital
The item lists luncheon and bridge Hostess Mrs W M Casey led prize events with Mrs Karl Kreider and others named. George Hedrick and E O W club held gatherings with prizes. Mothers Discussion Club had a picnic at Clinton Park. A joint piano violin recital is planned at the Unitarian church on July 1 featuring Alice Ann Jones Vera Flory and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Casey
Owa
Karl Kreider
Roy J.ingley
Wilfred Warde
C. W. Pollom
Howard McConnell
V. K. Bruner
Howard Veatch
George Hedrick
E. O. W. Bridge Club
Roy Moore
F. W. Cutter
Mothers Discussion Club
Clinton Park
Frank E. Jones
George Kinnett
J. A. Bolen
Alice Ann Jones
Louise Wiedemann
Vera Flory
Ednah Hopkins
Unitarian
Flory
Vena Flory
Bouquet Display Marks Yearend Report Tradition
The report highlights yearend ceremonies with flowering displays including delphinium butterfly weed penstemon pink moth mullein and prickly poppy. A university summer session reception is set for 8 30 this evening in the Union. A covered dish supper was held by the Methodist Guild at Prof and Mrs E A White home. The 8 H and bridge club plans a meeting at Mrs Jennie Moren’s home Monday at 2 30. Southwest Bell employees shared a park supper at Seventh and Arkansas with many attendees listed.
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University of Kansas
Union Building
Methodist Guild
E. A. White
Myrtle McConnell
Marie Brown
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Seventh
Arkansas
Daisy Cagle
Etta Davidson
Cope
Alice Smith
Ruth McKone
Lottie McCann
Ellen Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
Hazel Froeliger
Owen Edgar
Clifford Grosshart
Jim Bates
Cox
R. C. Albright
Warren Scott
George Jennings
Rachel Perry
Thester Dean Perry
Fern Todd
Lawrence Flower club meeting notes and plans
At a recent Lawrence Flower club session Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs. Bert Jones won prizes in two guessing contests. Mrs. E. J. Shaw presented a paper on Indians of America. An amendment to the constitution allowing study clubs was passed. W. S. Griesa spoke on The Best Shrubs for Our Kansas Gardens and Mrs. C. M. Young on Pruning Shrubs From a Woman's Standpoint. Mrs. Frank E. Jones reported on the Associat ed Garden Clubs meeting in Manhattan. Officers must be elected and inducted before January.
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Fibest
Fred Lewis
Bert Jones
E. J. Shaw
Lawrence
Personal notices from region residents reveal travels and visits
Mrs. Arthur Marks and Miss Alexia Marks travel to Green Mountain Falls Colorado for the summer. Mrs. Homer Allison and daughter Patsy return from Harrisonville Missouri where they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Harter. Mrs. A L Ferris and Robert Ferris reside at 1045 West Hills Parkway. Mrs. A W Riegs returns from Memorial hospital after minor surgery. W J Biles a University of Missouri engineering student leaves for Pittsburgh to spend the weekend. Wayland Campbell in the University summer session visits his Kansas City home. Mr. and Mrs. D K Sutherland of Washington DC and Mrs. William Purdy of Baltimore MD spend the week with Mrs. Catherine Sutherland. Rev and Mrs S W Slaughter.
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Arthur Marks
Alexia Marks
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Homer Allison
Patsy
Harrisonville
E. G. Harter
Allison
A. L. Ferris
Robert Ferris
West Hills Parkway
A. W. Riegs
Memorial Hospital
Sutherland
Purdy
S. W. Slaughter
Ministers Conference Trip Recounts on Return
And daughter Mary Elizabeth returned last night from Salina where they attended a conference of ministers of the Christian church in Kansas Tuesday. They were accompanied by a niece Elizabeth Slaughter of Hickman Wills Mo. Archie Ikenberry who under went an operation a week ago at Memorial hospital returned home today. Miss Helen Wagstaff will leave Sunday for New York to attend Columbia University this summer. Mrs F A Coleman and her daughter
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Mary Elizabeth
Salina
Ministers of the
Christian Church In
Kansas
Elizabeth Slaughter
Hickman “Wills, Mo
Archie Ikenberry
Hame
Helen Wagstaff
New York
Columbia’ University
F. A. Coleman
Daugh
Hutson Party Heads to Estes Park for Summer Weekends
Ver Mrs Hutson and Ruth Hoover travel by motor to Estes Park Colo to spend weeks at the Hutson summer home Mrs Hutson Jr will pause in Denver with her mother Elsa Crebbin Robert Ferris has returned from two weeks with sister Emily Ferris special case supervisor in southeastern Missouri Dean John Warren Day of Grace Cathedral Topeka and Mrs Day will sail July 27 from New York to Southampton England to work under the Archbishop of Canterbury He is among a few Americans invited to preach in the Church of England They will return to Topeka in September
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W. G. Hutson
Ruth Hoover
W. G. Hutson, Jr
Estes Park
Colo
Hutson
Hutson, Jr
Denver
Elsa Crebbin
Robert Ferris
Emily Ferris
Missouri
John Warren Day
Grace Cathedral
Topeka
Day
New York
Southampton
England
Dean Day
Canformity
Death of Paul C. Palmer Reveals Former Politician in Wichita
Paul C. Palmer, 45, district passenger agent for the Southern Kansas Stage Lines, dies by his own action in Wichita. Palmer was once active in Republican politics in Kansas and held prominence in the party. He passed away on June 28 in Wichita, leaving a noted political and transportation figure in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Palmer
Wichita
Kan
Fr —Paul Co. Palmer
Southern Kansas Stage Lines
Local Man Dies After Poisoning Found in Car
The man died in the veterans' hospital after a passerby found him unconscious in his car on a highway near the city edge. Dr. G C Davis Sedgwick county coroner said Palmer had swallowed poison.
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Veterans’ Hospital
G. C. Davis
Sedgwick
Palmer
Palmer Led Leader Courier Editor Recalls Kansas Day Club Chief
Palmer who formerly edited the Leader Courier at Kingman Kansas and served a year as president of the Kansas Day club entered Stage Lines employment about two years ago. He is survived by his widow. R M Kelly acting superintendent of Haskell Institute and Charles Starr boys advisor will leave tomorrow for Denver Colorado to attend the National Education Association meeting. They will be away a week.
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Palmer
Leader-Courier
Kingman
Kan
Kansas Day Club
Stage Lines
Nagpa
R. M. Kelly
Haskell Institute
Charles Starr
Denver
Colo
National Education Association
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Roy Parker
Kansas City
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I. W. Hardy
Gilbert Smith
Doris Stockwell
Jeanette Houk
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Helen Moore
Peggy Clayton
Mildred Ewing
Kanwaka Literary Club
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America
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S. W. Hurwitz
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Jimmy Case
Gordon Schleifer
Jack Gregg
Larry Harris
Bob Hunter
Bob Bayles
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Don Forest Carlos
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Midland Rural Club
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North Sixth Street
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Vermont Street
Harry H. Woodring
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Associated Press
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