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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1934

Page

8

Japan's New Torpedo Boat Wrecked in Sea Disaster

Tokyo reports the Tomozuru, Japan's newest torpedo boat with heavy armament, wrecked in heavy seas near Sasebo. About 120 crew are believed drowned. The vessel, completed Feb 26, carried oversized weapons for its size and was under 600 tons. Searches continue as officials review causes and safety measures following prior capsizing incidents.

Tokyo Japan Sasebo Naval Navy Office Sawarebi Formosa

Oklahoma Pioneer Emily Chouteau Elliott Dies

Vinita Oklahoma March 19 AP Mrs Emily Chouteau Elliott year old daughter of Frederic Chouteau one of the founders of Kansas City is dead at Lanapah near here. She was the oldest living member of the oldest family in Oklahoma. The Chouteau lineage traces back to Rene Auguste Chouteau founder of the dynasty which long dominated St Louis fur trade in the Missouri valley. Mrs Elliott came to eastern Oklahoma with her husband after leaving Kansas City in 1869. Ell died in 1902.

Vinita Okla Emily Chouteau Elliott Frederic Chouteau Kansas City Lanapah Here Oklahoma Chouteau Rene Auguste Chouteau St. Louis Missouri Valley Elliott EL Hett

Scandal Trials Cost in Shawnee County

Shawnee County Auditor Arthur L. Claussen announced the expense of six thousand one hundred twenty dollars for the three defendants in the Kansas municipal securities swindle. Ronald Finney, Tom Bord, and Leland Caldwell faced trials. Finney pled guilty as the state rested, while Bord and Caldwell were convicted and all three were sentenced to prison.

Topeka Mar Shawness Kansas Municipal Arthur L. Claussen Ronald Finney Tom B. Bord Sore Leland C. Caldwell Finney AMI

Kansas News Briefs: Child Dies In Car Crash

In Neodesha a 3 year old, Donz Elam, died from injuries after a car struck a culvert while en route to Sunday school. her mother Mrs Ted Elam sustained cuts and curses. In Fort Scott, Fred Seater, Kansas Young Republicans president, reported a 23,000 one mile swing across the state boosting fall victory hopes after 60 meetings and club organization. In Emporia, Retta Lowther, 72, wife of T A Lowther, superintendent of the

Associated Press Neodesha Kan Donz Elam Ted Elam Fort Scott Fred Seater Anhattan Kansas Young Republicans Club Party Seaton Emporis Retta Lowther The

Kansas State College wins senior team judging title at Southwestern Exposition

Emporia city schools note in Fort Worth as Kansas State College captures the senior team judging championship at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Walter Lewis Clifford Harding and Charlie Team sweep the high individual honors in a one-two-three finish. Nearby, residents and clubs share social news, meetings, and reports of civic activity across Oskaloosa with local leaders and events highlighted.

Emporia City Fort Worth Texas Kansas State College Kansas Walter Lewis Clifford Harding Charlie

Local notes on community leaders and projects

Ruth Sacher directs church services while Mae Ninceheiser plays organ. Charles Golden reports early garden planting. James Swoyer, former county attorney, acts as legal adviser for the Federal Land Bank of Wichita and Home Owners Loan Corporation, overseeing about 28 abstracts this month. Frank Larner, now in Rossville mapping the Chickamauga military park as government engineer.

Ruth Sacher Mae Ninceheiser Charles Golden Golden Will Decker Perry Decker James Swoyer Federal Land Bank of Wichita Swoyer Home Owners Loan Corporation B. P. Davis Topeka Frank Larner Rossville Georgia Chicamauga-Chattanooga Military Park Sam Frank Nellie Pennington Inze Worswick Lacy Formosa Edward Wors Lacy Stover Nortonville Methodist Earl Anna Mae Strickler J. K. Long Ramona Kansas Alfred Dennis W. O. Oliver Oliver France United States Otto Ickes Rk. F. A Carter Ina Leaverton J. E. Carter Gerber Anna Carter Lowe Lou Carter Seales Meriden Lillian Ijams Grandme Alvin Hendrix Lowry Haz Round Farm Number Ten Community Club Lloyd Angel Friedel Winans Will Ickes

Creomulsion Ad Promises Fast Cold Relief

An old style advertising blurb touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for colds and lingering coughs. It claims quick germ fighting action, no narcotics, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, with the druggist authorized to refund on the spot.

Fasteeth Round Corner Drug Co

Portrait Approved By First Lady and Weekend Visits

Portrait approval by the First Lady is noted after an operation at Bell Memorial Hospital in Kansas City. The piece lists numerous Sunday and Monday visits and dinners across Ottawa, Topeka, Olathe, Lawrence, and surrounding areas, with many households hosting relatives and friends.

Local social notes from Ives Chapel and Fairview clubs

Philip Miller, Donald Miller and Revere Sutor visited the Rutherford home Monday evening. Fairview Ladies Aid met at Ernest Leary’s home Wednesday afternoon with two members absent roll call. L. and club held March meeting with Mrs John Dean presiding and Mrs Philip Miller reading. April gathering will be at Ernest Butell with seed and bulb exchange. Mrs Glenn Howard traveled to Kansas City to assist her mother after an operation and to arrange her return home. Edna Loree visited sister Cecile Vining and Mr Vining recently. Rutherford and Sutor joined Miller at his home Friday. Several local families hosted and visited others during the week with moving and travel noted.

Harry Riley Winchester George Riley John N. Johnson Topeka Curtis Patrick Kansas City McLouth Highway Johnson Caddie Patrick Jean Tucker William Volker Patrick Walker Fay Weishaar Atchison Walker Coleman Robert Foy Coleman Alta Weishaar Seever Detroit Mich Gary Stebbens Frank Haines Foy Weishaar D. M. Stevens Colonial Club Foscoe Jenkins John Roberts George Sands Will Payne Stevens Roy Lux Meriden Fred Metzser C. W. Roberts Chetopa Roberts Housh Oskaloosa C. E Lena Roberts Tina Payne Jennie Davis Mary Grayson Elizabeth Slade Ida Smith Lena Nothdorf Slade Smith Nothdorf Ella Patrick Jo Hamilton Mary Davis Ida Worswick Maude Hawk Edna Leech Ella Rice Lawrence Maude Anderson Ruth Long Jesse Blevins Arkansas Epworth League Methodist Church Jacobs Dreams Carolyn Hannah Mary Alta Waggoner Irene Harbour Ruth Orpha Naomi Etta Brown Kathryn Hawk Marjorie Cashatt Alfred Foster Boaz Moses Mabel Helen Brown Violet Thompson Louellen Haskinson Lewis Weinberg Randall Harbour Dick Sutton Lewis ‘Thompson Edward Weinberg Freda Lobb Angel Margaret Roberts B. P. Davis John Sutton Ausic Dick Sharon Martha Brown Margaret Hageendeffer Leona Grant Rufus Edmonds Robert Ethel Mae Dunn Zelpha Casebier Ed Hannah Fred Thompson Abraham Lincoln S. A. Case Albert Hagee Mae Smith Valley Falls A. E. Ahrens August Simon Bell Memorial Hospital Cecil Vining Aileen Virgil Vining Pomona Charles Loree Harold Heiser Tulsa Okla Masters Miles Marietta Mareette Dewey McClay Freone Richard Maxine Geneva Ottawa Dave Hannon Evelyn Jine Roy Olathe H. S. Cook Harry Summer A. D. Jarlon Agnes Butell Herman Butell, Jr Ernest Butell Homer Price Charles’ Wineinger Philip Miller Rosa May Frank Lobingier Speer D. M. Hird C. D. Bowser Roy. Clary A.D. Jordon Oxnard Calif John Dean Aon John, Jr Earl Ricketts Katherine T. F. Haas Donald Miller Revere Sutor I. N. Rutherford H. R. Husted Fairview Ladies Aid Ernest Leary McKinney The L. and . Club Conrad Edna Loree Ben Davison Glenn Howard L. L. Hadley Elk City Mrs. Whitley Mr. Ford Whoa

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