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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1934

Page

10

Girl Scouts Week Ends With Pageant At Local High School

Local council outlines advancement steps from tenderfoot to second class first class and golden eagle ranks. Barbara Pendleton and Mary Bess Doty are named as the first local eaglets in Lawrence. Miss Mildred Quail to present golden eagle awards at the pageant. Council seeks $200 summer funds funded by a 50 cent member fee and higher donations to the Lawrence National Bank building.

National Lawrence Barbara Pendleton Mary Bess Doty Mildred Quail Topeka Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Iowa Missouri Stevens Lawrence National Bank

McAdoo In Civil Suit Over Harlem Dinner Hold Up

William Gibbs McAdoo Jr connected to California senator faced a $50,000 damage suit following a Sunday Harlem dinner at a Yorkville cafe. He was jailed briefly after a disorderly conduct charge settled at $6.50, with Magdalen Knesz pursuing damages claiming insults.

New York William Gibbs McAdoo, Jr Yorkville Tod McAdoo United States Calfornia Harlem Court Sara Lumimus Arshan Knesz Hunterian Inn MrAdeo Knesz

State to aid probe of Labette county offices

Topeka March 20 AP. The state will assist in an investigation of charges of alleged irregularities in several Labette county offices. Attorney General Roland Burr ton announced he would send Walter Griffin as an assistant to Parsons to aid county officials and the county attorney in the inquiry.

Associated Frere Topeka Kan Labette County Roland Bernton Walter Griffin Parsons Event Thal

Community groups install officers and honor society event

Officers were installed for several local groups including president Betty Tavecon and secretary Louiss Carr. Bet ty Dicker chosen as cheerleader while Genevieve Traynor continues as pianist. A Women’s Foreign Missionary Society candle service at Centenary M E church featured Miss Elsie Powers on the Burma mission and praised Mrs. Dwight Hopkins. Dinner for Loyal Bereans at Centenary M E church followed with a large attendee list. The Owls group met to practice parliamentary rules with Irish jokes and refreshments.

Betty Tavecon Edith Lee Louiss Carr Earl Dicker Betty Dicker Genevieve Traynor Pickens Rubee Women’s‘ Foreign Missionary Society Centenary M. E. Church Dwight Hopkins Bert Hills Elsie Powers Burma Hopkins Clarence Pine Loyal Bereans Saint Patrick Floyd DeWeese Lester and Carroll Myron Dicker Wilbur Pine Carl Hesse Helen An Billy Edith Hammig Hattie. Fetty Leoni L. E. Hammig G.bench Roy Adams Ralph Pine Ralph Jr Wayne Herbert Nehrbass Rowena Phylis Amn Roy Bushey Butler Loyal Temperance Legionnaires Addison Conner Elm Street Leonard House Leonard Jr L. T Lyle George Colburn

County official charged with buying supplies from own store

A complaint filed with Boynton charges Labette County Commissioner C A Bradbury with purchasing county supplies from his own store. The report notes county governance concerns amid the March 20 AP dispatches from Kansas.

Easter plans drawn by local youth groups in North Lawrence

A joint meeting of Centenary M E Epworth League and North Lawrence Christian Endeavor in South Lawrence mapped Easter morning sunup and breakfast. Attendees included Lucille Traynor Mildred Kandge Lawrence Mills and Rev Friesen from the Endeavor side and Gladys Pine Mildred Leonard and Paul Nehrbass from Epworth. Madison Jones recently moved to Kansas City to work for the Union Pacific railroad. the Junior L T L met at 208 Perry Street with John and Faye Pickens.

M. E. Epworth League North Lawrence Christian- Church Christian Endeavor Mildred Leonard South Lawrence Awe Christian Endeavor Filer Lucille Traynor Mildred Kandge Lawrence Mills Theinister Rev Friesen Epworth League Gladys Pine Paul Nehrbass Madison Jones Kansas City Union-Pacific Railroad John Faye Pickens Perry Street

Nebraska graduate becomes Ithaca area professor and farmer

A Nebraska graduate who pursued post graduate work at Cornell remained to teach in the agriculture school. He later raised six children and operated a Holstein dairy on his farm near Ithaca.

Nebraska Cornell Ithaca

Community meeting songs and moving teachers noted

Accompanied at the piano by Eva Lee the group sang at the school meeting near Tonga fioxig taught by Lois Penfold. North Lawrence attendees included Mildred Hodge Landis Penfold Edith Louise Edna Penfold Claude Penfold Edna Lee and Leonard Owens. The Senior Young People's Class laments the loss of Mrs Kenneth For ney and her husband who move to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs George Veach spent Sunday in Kansas City for a son-in-law Fred Jones's birthday. Rev and Mrs F Q Hesse moved from Centenary M KE parson-

Eva Lee Tongafioxig Lois Penfold North Lawrence Mildred Hodge Landis Penfold K. Hage Edith Louise Edna: Penfold Claude Penfolt Edna Lee Leonard Owens Kansas City George Veach Fred Jones F. Q. Hesse M. KE. Parson

Age Monday to their home in Toupeka

A brief fragment notes someone aged Monday traveling or returning to their residence in Toupeka. The readable text offers limited context, with no clear event, date, or additional identifiers. Further readable details are needed to form a complete item.

Toupeka

Linwood Lavin Kiester Visits and Potter Trip

Linwood Lavin Kiester spent Sunday with his parents at Jarbalo Kansas while the Meinke family drove to Potter to visit brother Will McKinney and his kin. Genevieve McKinney returned home after a week in Potter. Mrs. Estal Starr and Floralee of Neodesha visit Mrs. Burnett and Miss Jelah Burnett. Mrs. T W Martin took pupils to Kansas City to choose their glee.

T. W. Martin Kansas City

Declamations at Linwood High in Week Contests

Linwood High hosted a declamation and oration contest with students performing pieces such as The Fine Country and Hitler The Madman of Europe. Winners included Jeanne Weebles and Helen Brannock, with Leona Smith taking oration honors and plans to compete in DeSoto Friday.

Ina Eileen Speerschneider Topeka Linwood High School Elsie Barnett Jeanne Peebles Helen Brannock Ala Dell. Meinke Eva-Roth Meinke Hitler Europe Leona Smith Kansas Francis Hubbell M. M. Bair Lawrence Actec 5 Jeanne Weebles DeSoto S. Frank Atteberry Prings

Fairfax Belmont relatives visit in Warsaw Ohio

Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and son Ted accompanied Mell Strewn to Warsaw Ohio Sunday where they spent the day with Mr and Mrs Jack Keith Mr and Mrs Karl McCleery and family have moved back to Oak Hill avenue West Fields attended the funeral of his brother O Mo Fields at Tanoks Saturday

Fred Brown Ted Warsaw Jro Jack Keith Karl McCleery Ottawa Oak Hill Avenue W. 1 Fields O. Mo Fields Tanoks Saturdse

Valley Grove trio visit Topeka man at his Kansas home

Valley Grove and Al Rontley with Mr. Hayles of Topeka spent Sunday at the home of Kansasite Rio, their firm host, in this town.

al Rontley Mr. Hayles Topeka Kansasite Rio

Winter Residents and Local Road Work in Valley Area

Mrs Elizabeth Gibbs staying with her daughter Mrs Chester Smith spent several days in Kansas City visiting granddaughter Mrs Melvin Wright and Mr Wright William Keller returned from Ottawa after visiting his son's family A number of large trucks pass through the Valley daily hauling sand to a road east of McLouth where road work continues The driver of the sand truck that wrecked Russell Stewarts coupe has not been found The man had insurance and was to repair the car Ray Stewart and Edna Plant of Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs Stewart then returned to Lawrence with them Tom Boyd and his wife will settle on the Wellman homestead near the church and school There are about 11 head of livestock per Montana resident.

Elizabeth Gibbs Chester Smith Kansas City Melvin. Wright Wright William Keller Ottawa Lawrence McLouth Russell Stewart Ray Stewart Edna Plant R.J. Stewart Tom. Boyd Wellman Homestead

All-Bran claims relief for seven weeks of constipation

Sufferers respond to unsolicited letters praising Kellogg in Battle Creek All-Bran. A Denver reader details using six tablespoons with a banana daily to end seven weeks of constipation, noting benefits beyond digestion and advising two tablespoons daily for most cases.

Boise Johnson Forest Street Denver Colorado Kellogg Battle Creek

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