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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1932

Page

6

Emperors Scion Inaugurated Dictator of Manchukuo

Henry Pu-Yi was formally installed as dictator of Manchukuo in Shankehun Manchuria, a brief ceremony attended by 304 Chinese including several Assehys and Mongols and 15 Japanese. He pledged to seek peace and safety for the state under Japanese support led by General Shigeru Honjo and officials such as Count Yasuya Uchida and Mannosuke Yamaoka.

Shankehun Manchuria Henry Pu-Yi Chihcheng Manchukuo Changchun Yeonle Japan Shigeru Honjo Honjo Yasuya Uchida South Manchuria Mannosuke Yamaoka Kwantung Kobayashi Itagaki

Lincoln Theater Museum Revival Honors Rathbone

Sketches from the Capital recalls the Ford Theater Lincoln Museum restoration to its 1863 appearance. It honors Henry B Rathbone and Lincoln’s assassin’s shadow on Congress and adds the Oldroyd mementoes collection to a memorial for Rathbone and Lincoln.

Henry B. Rathbone Clinois Ford Theater Lincoln Caesar Congressman Rathbone Henry R. Rathbone Miss Harris Senator Harris New York Rathbone Siz Congress Shakespeare Julius Caesar Edwin Booth John Wilkes Booth Jones Act of Congress Confederacy America Oldroyd

Appeals From Workmen's Compensation Award Filed

John B. Gage Kansas City Mo and the Union Indemnity Co appeal the state workmen's compensation commission award to Harry G. Lee of Eudora now Ice for July 27 1931 injuries including a fractured left arm. Lee dairyman and farm hand alleges permanent partial disablement and inability to do heavy work. Commission granted 226.80 immediate compensation and 130.20 for permanent disability. Petition notes 66 has been paid.

State Workmen’s Compensation Commission Harry G. Lee Eudora John B. Gage Ksinsas City Union ‘Indemnity Company Lee Gaze Ice Vaid

TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Puzzle clues read like a scrambled page segment with entries such as Having branches accustoms shirker parent companions and fragmented word bits including Greek letter thing silver coin and football position abbr. The garbled list suggests a vintage crosswords page with partial entries and mis-typed hints.

Shirker Tae Renich

Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Card Game Fragments

A fragmented OCR styled puzzle listing numerous clues and word fragments. Reads like a cryptic or crossword style answer key with numbers and partial phrases. Includes references to nouns, verbs, abbreviations, and foreign terms in a dense, non-linear format.

Howie Presents Severely Classical Recital at University

William Howie, senior in the organization and pupil of Prof. Laurel Eyexatte Anderson, gave a recital at the University auditorium last evening. He performed a long Grande Piece Symphonique by Vierne, followed by Clerambault Vierne and Ravenello selections, and closed with Bach Tocata and Fugue in D Minor. A reception at 1310 Kentucky Street hosted by Mrs. J. L. Howie accompanied the event, with ushers Veil Bratton, Gavin Doughty, Robert Slater and Tom Ryan assisting.

William Howie Laurel Eyexatte Anderson University Howie Clerambault Vierne Ravenello Fine Arts J. L. Howie Kentucky Street Veil Bratton Gavin Doughty Robert Slater Tom Ryan

Preliminary Exams Set Across Six Cities for Kansas High Schoolers

More than 230 senior boys from 145 Kansas high schools are nominated for the preliminary Summerfield examinations on March 19 at eight forty five in six towns Lawrence Wichita Chanute Clay Center Kinsley and Colby. Top scorers advance to the University of Kansas for final testing. Lawrence nominees include Everett Eberhard Jack Miller Wilfred McClain John McNown Samson Snyders and Galen Arnott with additional entrants Champ Graham Baldwin Robert Robinson James York and others from nearby districts.

Kansas Lawrence Everett Eberhard Jack Miller Wilfred McClain John McNown Samson Snyders Galen Arnott John Holmes Dread Training School Champ Graham Baldwin Robert Robinson Tonganoxie James York Vinland

4 H Club Leaders Plan Programs For Coming Year

Discussion of 4-H programs was held yesterday at Farm Bureau offices with Miss Mabel Smith assistant state club leader from Manhattan. Leaders from High Point and Sunflower attended due to cold weather. Model club meetings and demonstration teams were discussed and Frances Perkins and Robert Gorrill demonstrated courtesy as part of the year’s club program.

Mabel Smith Manhattan Farm Bureau High Point Frances Perkins Robert Gorrill

Globe school hosts two act play Our Awful Aunt

A large crowd attended the Globe schoolhouse on Saturday evening February 27 for a two act play Our Awful Aunt presented by the Globe district's young folks. Harley Lyons visited Walter Schwartz Friday evening.

Globe Schoolhouse Globe District Harley-Lyons Walter Schwartz

Community visitors and gatherings around Overbrook area

Sunday visits marked by multiple local families including Mr and Mrs Oscar Lutz and Mr and Mrs E Heffner with a baby near Overbrook. Neighbors Adolph Johanning and Elmer William joined J Hohening and family for dinner. A large crowd attended a charivari supper for Mr and Mrs Frank Pippert at Willow Springs Township Hall. Various residents shared visits, woodcutting, and short trips among Overbeek, Ottawa, Linwood, Centropolis, and Lawrence, highlighting close-knit community life.

Oscar Lutz E . Heffner Overbrook Adolph Johanning Elmer William J. W. Johening Ernest and Sophia Ada Vincent of Overbeek Nee Stella Schwartz Slupianek J Anna Horner Emelie Arnold Pauline Stoebener Carl Plambeck Frank Pippert Willow Springs Ernest Johanning Crist Schwartz Henry Hopnberger Jack Childs Lone Star Bre Teeth Thomas Helen Jack Centropolis Henry Schwartz Frank Lutz C. G. Schwartz Conrad Altenbernd Lena Lawrence

Lecompton District Basketball Tourney at Valley Falls

Lecompton joins 12 other teams in a district basketball tournament held Friday and Saturday March 4 and at Valley Falls. Also noted are Girl Reserves Bi-Centennial program and YWCA talks led by Miss Ault with a focus on growth to 900000 members in 48 countries.

Valley Falls Lecompton Easton Oskaloosa Denison Winchester Rock Creek Mayetta Ozawkie Meriden McLouth Bancroft Circleville Ault George Washington Song Miss Kennedy Washington Arlene Bohnsack Leatha Shaffer Margie Berg John Evans Viola Welcher Arlene DeKat Betty Kolb Lucille Michael Barbara Lee Scoffield Lara Irene Holloway Oneila Hibner Reading the Little Cook Christine Traynor Ivalon McCall Young George and The Colt Opal Lasswell Phyllis Martin Harold Crady Head

Portraits and events mark Lecompton community notes

A school program features a George Washington portrait presented by Congressman Guyer and a crowd including Mrs. Maust and Mrs. Gray. Lecompton district coaches plan for the District Tournament with Dean Lichlyter visiting Valley Falls. A birthday dinner honors Mrs. Hoag with family, friends, and neighbors in attendance. Telephone lines in Lecompton consolidate, new line additions join patrons, and the United Brethren Women meet with officers to be elected. Mrs. Winnie Sehon leads the Africa lesson, while Mrs. Hartup supervises devotions. Mrs. George L. McCarty is recovering after surgery at Stormont.

George Washington Génevieve Weldon Theodore Sulzen Frits McClanahan Albert Norwood Harry Carr Merle Morriss Leon Garcia U. S. Guyer Helen Leslie America C. H. Maust R. M. Gray George Shaw George L. Glenn John French Frank McClanahan United Brethren Church Frances Drake Winnie Sehon Africa Lillian Hartup George L. McCarty Stormost Hospital Topeka

Baldwin Wedding Honors Turner Pair at Osher Home

A February 24 wedding supper at the Osher home celebrated the Baldwin High School graduates O L Turner and his bride Bride honored with gifts and a three tier angel cake. A later charivari party followed with 170 guests. The couple began housekeeping March 1 on the Owen Turner farm.

Chas. Osher O. L. Turner Lawrence L. H. Menger Henry Pohl Donard Gastrock, Jr Thomas Miller James Osher Asa Turner Owen Turner Chas. Bowser Frank Sutton Bert Emery Curtis Newcomer Jack Crambiit Harry Hobson John Cunningham Pohl Gas Doris Hobson Alvin Miller Robert Miller Dale Hobson James, Oshel, Jr Oshel’ Nan Turner Baldwin High School Baldwin Merlin Cook Gale Cook Keller Gene White Mary White Frances Osher Turner Walter Pohl Ernest Pohl Martin Callan Bailey

Plain talk on local events near Baldwin and Ottawa

On Wednesday February 9 at 10 o clock a meeting point near Baldwin hosted the No. 10 Farmers Union lunch and a program led by Leroy Steneking with plans to serve the Martin Callan sale. Miss Agnes White and Miss Stella Gibson traveled to Topeka over the weekend. The Pleasant Hour Circle and New Union Community club hosted meetings and a play to be presented at Spring Creek school house with cast members from the community.

Baldwin No. 10 Farmers Union Agnes White Stella Gibson Topeka Harry Flory Ernest Pohl Mary White Leroy Steneking Martin Callan Sale F. U Minneola Clifford Jones Oscar Dyer New Union Community Club Spring Creek Ottawa Rose Grace Dorothy Hurtbrink Hurlbrink Leroy Peter Stoneking Ted Hobbs Donald Gastrock Hazel Gilliland Maranville Ruth’ Dyer Lucille Dyer Chas. Elm

Edler Visitation and Illness Report in Clearfield Area

Clearfield notes show Mr and Mrs Albert Edler visiting Mrs Gertie Steffen and family and Roy Breithaupt home Monday evening. Little Virginia Ann Brechelsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Brechelsen, is very ill with Dr Naylor of Wellsville summoned. George Breithaupt and son Burtle visited DeSoto Friday. Lucille Chaney, Baldwin High student, is ill.

Albert Edler Lone Star Gertie Steffen Roy Breithaupt Virginia Ann Ted Brechelsen Naylor Wellsville George Breithaupt Burtle DeSoto Lucille Chaney Baldwin High School Ili

Local residents visit and family gatherings noted in county columns

The narrative lists numerous visits and calls among neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs John Chanes Mr and Mrs W J Deay and families. It mentions Agnes and Virginia ill with flu along with quilting gatherings and social calls by Christina Selzer and Chloe Nickerson. It also notes Miss Lorena Schlemmer a Kansas State College student and beauty queen candidate and moves of families to nearby farms in Key Stone and Johnson County.

John Chanes George Glaser Westphalia W. J. Deay Phillip Brecheisen Theo. Thoren Evan Deay Ted Brecheisen Virginia Ann Minnie Wertz Sophia Selzer Emma Deckwa Eva. Deay Alblert Moidenhour and Sons Black Jack Walter Pooch Betty Chloe Nickerson Farmers’ Wife Magazine Lucky Brecheisen Oscar Brecheisen Sarah Hausman Eudora George Brecheisen Lorena Schlemmer Kansas City Kansas State College Manhattan Alpha Delta Pi Martha Brecheisen Schlemmer Christina Selzer W. J. Selzer Fred Deav Floyd Gottstein Vinland Potter Lawrence Ben. Foust Key Stone

Local gatherings and family events in Roscoe area notes

Community updates recount visits and departures among Brecheisen and Rodewald families, a Woodbine funeral, leap year birthday tribute to Henry Deckwa, and a Women’s Evangelical Missionary society meeting at Clyde Deay residence. Families Milburn and Hausman relations, and planned schooling moves for Clifford Steffen and Roscoe school farewells are also featured.

Ben Brecheisen William McKinney Richerson T. Q. Dwyer A. Rodewald Henry Pooch George Brecheisen Gladis Statz Woodbine Kan Harry Brecheisen Evangelical Church Lawrence Clifford Richard Steffen Edd Milburn Roscoe School Childron Henry Brecheisen West Clearfield Wesley Deckwa Henry Deckwa Deckwa Mr. Deckwa Emma Alberta Deckwa John Sturm John Selzer Herman Wichman John Ott Kaw Valley Sarah Hausmen Eudora Philp Gabriel Lucille Dorothy Paul Henry Hausman Roy Breithaupt Edward Dolores Roy C. Meeder Kansas City Edward Meeder New York Sire George Meeder Roy Breit Homer Clark Clyde Deay Women’s Evangelical Missionary Society Fkndora Louise Brechtsen Alma Deay Eva Deey Nora Vitt Bellview School Jone Richard Matle Joe Edler Rosene

Mothers Watch Children s Colds Musterole Ad

Mothers advise quick action on child colds with First sniff rub on Musterole. Cites Children s Musterole as milder form of the famous mustard camphor menthol blend that penetrates to relieve infection and pain. Adults use full strength Musterole, children use milder version. All druggists.

Childrens

Vegetable Compound Restores Strength for Nervous Debility

Mrs. Elmer Shultz of R No 1 Krekow Wisconsin reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the remedy quieted her nerves strengthened her and helped gain needed weight enabling her to resume work.

Lydia E. Pinkham Elmer Shultz R No. 1 Krekow Wisconsin

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