Gamble Store Opens with Open House in Lawrence
Gamble Stores plan an open house to unveil a new Lawrence location at 743 Massachusetts Street. The remodeled space hosts a wide range of goods from auto supplies to appliances under manager B H Fernald and Mahlon Jacobson aided by supervisor Oftelie. The store becomes 164 in a multi state expansion, with Abe Wolfson owning the building and F J Holay arranging the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble Stores
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Ees
2 Fair
Gamblechein
Fernald
Law
Rence
Bill
Mahlon
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Abe Wolfson
F. J. Holay
Upbeat community notes recount meetings and movements
The report covers local social events and errands across town. Mrs. Fred McKinney attended as guest. Miss Mabel Shaw joined a teachers club party in Lawrence. N. F. Thome moved goods to a farm near Wellsville. Roy Curtis and Inez Bowen traveled to Lawrence and Kansas City. Walter Thome resumed school after illness. Grauberger children returned to District 22. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. John Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grauberger
Bloomington
John Banks
Hugo Schellhorn
Ellis
Bond
Mabel Shaw
N. F. Thome
Thome
Walter Thome
Local notices and visits fill Eudora week
Roy Laughlin broke a small bone near the ankle while working for Jensen Bridge Co in Leavenworth. Guests included Dr J J Woodard and daughter Inez of Olathe. Several families hosted relatives and neighbors from Topeka Pittsburg Lawrence and Higgensville. Sports trips, lodge events, church meetings, and school honor rolls are noted along with home repairs and guests visiting from distant towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Laughlin
Jensen Bridge Co
Leavenworth
Birs
Levi Woodard
J. J. Woodard
Inez
Olathe
Peter Brecheisen
Helen Brecheisen
Topeka
Lindley Stanley
Pittsburg
Roger Stanley
Emma Miller
Higgensville
Horace Rogers
William Meyers
Raymond Stanley
Ed Westerhouse
Henry Westerhouse
Vikings Reach Land After Sudden Sea Voyage
Mary Graham Bonner describes the Vikings attacking a ship, then losing their boat in a fierce gale. The Magic Maker and children watch as the Vikings are blown off course toward icy land, where hope returns with sight of solid ground. Peggy and John express relief and wonder at land’s arrival.
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Mary Graham
Bonner
John
Peggy
Glasco engagement and Manhattan study trip by Dr Allen
Dr F Allen Kansas athletic director leaves for Glasco to speak at a father and son event in Glasco after stopping in Manhattan for talks with Aggie coaches. He will join N McMillin and F Ahearn in a handball match and attends Chamber of Commerce luncheon with Kansas State coaches. Milwaukee socialist mayor Hoan leads in municipal primary.
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F. Allen
Kansas
Glasco
Banks
C. W. Corsant
Kansas State
Chamber of Commerce Seoate|een
K. U
Milwaukee
Wis
Daniel W. Hoan
Joseph P. Carney
Philip W. Westphal
Hoan
Carney
Valley Chapel Social Notes With Local Visits
Mr and Mrs C P McNees spent last Sunday afternoon with writer Mr and Mrs John Akin at Sibley. Harry and Kenneth Puckett visited Saturday night with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Ellis ond.
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C. P. McNees
John Akin
Sibley
Harry
Kenneth Puckett
Ellisond
Local Social News and Movements in Weltsville Area
Miss Margaret Curtis spends Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Curtis. Edler family moved from John Hyre farm to new home near Weltsville. Ulrich family moved onto John Hyre farm. Earl Jellison works for FL Theme. Farm Bureau chorus sang over Topeka radio Monday. several locals belong to the chorus. Mr and Mrs N F Thome were in Lawrence Tuesday. Walter accompanied them to doctor. he expects to start school soon. Mr and Mrs Rhody Skinner of Lawrence visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson and Maurice Knott. Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond and Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn were in Lawrence Monday. The Grange met with Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Willis Dunn, Mrs E E Whitman, D L Burton, John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret _ Curtis
Y Curtis
Edler
John Hyre
Weltsville
Ulrich
Earl _Jellison
Farm Bureau
Topeka
N. F.thome
Lawrence
Walter
Rhody Skinner
Robert Wilson
Maurice Knott
Ellis Bond
Hugo Schellhorn
The
Grange
Willis Dunn
E. E. Whitman
D. L. Burton
John
Lecompton High School Notes and Weather Disruptions
Miss White seeks resignation from the father son banquet committee as seniors begin play practice. Agriculture class built hot beds that failed to warm with near zero temperatures. Cold weather halts baseball practice. basketball will continue until warmth returns. Evens program moved from Friday to Tuesday morning and delivered a brief but entertaining show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss White
Licklyter
Evens
Valley Falls
Iss Weatherby
Prize Jumbles winner and school activities noted
The high school notices report Ruth Norwood winning a prize for a correct set of Jumbles, prize a pencil, plus students recognized for perfect attendance in grades three to six. The piece covers science class findings on sound, orchestra interest, WCTU meeting plans, a marriage notice for Frances Drake and Fred Moore, lodge meals, family visits, hospital recoveries, and local scouting and community events.
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Ruth Norwood
Learing
Cora Irene Holloway
Harold Crady
Christine Traynor
John Evans
Harry Carr
Arleene Dekat
Helen ‘Leslie
Fritz McClanahan
Jalon McCall
Lucille 4Bfichael
Merle Morriss
Leatha Shaffer
Theodore_Sulzen
Genevieve Weldon
Viola Welcher
Pauline Baushman
Marie Cottrell
Elizabeth Garcia
Raymond Hibner
Doris Holloway
Mary Nell Lasswell
Lillian Richardson
Virginia Shaffer
Warren Springer
Charles Sulzen
Gladys Weber
Louis Traxler
Denzel Gibbons
Mattie James
Charles Michael
Lucille Scoffield
Betty Jane Taxter
Sears Taylor
Mary Wright
Emma Kreider
Missudith Wallace
Topeka
Margaret Whitaker
Anna, Sreider
Mary Brass
Elizabeth Jackson
Mae Carr
Anna Baughman
Mary Maust
Addie Day
Winnie Sehon
Gertrude Dick
Lillian _ Hartup
Grace Freadwell
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Moses
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Tdke
UEE
Hesper
Oliver Deay
Joe Zillner
Jerome
John Kasberger
Eva Miller
Ruby Miller
Rebekah Lodge
J. H. Michael
Ed Brazil
Eudora
Gerald Knabe
Jack Millington
Amarella Gabriel
Everett Votan
Oscar Votaw
Oren Dunlap
Ruth
David
Floyd
Eldon Votaw
Blanche Votaw
Mildred
Paul Grob
Friends Quarterly
Tonganoxie
Albert Schulz
Delmer
Sarah
Walter Brecheisen
Gus Gabriel
L. Rapier
Joan Lehman
John Lehman
Lb. Rapier
Alvin Gabriel
Earnest Milburn
Bobby
Doris Gabriel
Andrew Burnell
Ella Burnell
A. W. Wiggen
Virgil
Charles Terrell
George Wiggen
Gid
F. N. Graham
Baldwin
Missionary Society of the
Little Blue Church
Sarah Brecheisen
Wilma Wade
Chas. Baecker
Gus. Gabriel
John Smith
Raymond
Sam Gabriel
M. B. Starr
Geo. Lothholt
Jean” Frink
Virginia Starr
Rover Stanley
Fred Laughlin
Dalton
Walter Parker
Allen
Manhattan
Lecompton
George L. McCarty
St. Francis Hospital
William Drake
Frances
Fred H. Moore
Lecompton High School
I O. O. F. Hall
Odd Fellows
Ray McCall
Anthony
Mr McCall
William McCall
George L.mccarty
Stormont Hospital
Ruth Sehon
Unit Brethren Church
Elton Dark
A Dark
M. Gray
Sas
Sparton
Spartan
Sparks- Withington Company
Jackson
Sparton of Canada, Limited
London
Ontario
Tovar
Lawrence National Bank
Kansas Electric
Power Company
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