Kansas Electric Power Company Reports 1932 Gains Amid Lower Revenues
Stockholders and residents of Lawrence and Kansas are told of the Kansas Electric Power Company’s 1932 performance. Despite an 8 percent drop in gross receipts from 1931, net earnings rose due to cost cuts and management efficiency. The report notes a long rising trend in operating revenues over three years and confirms substantial savings without reducing service quality.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Kansas
Altho
Ood
Middle West Utilities System
Ooh MT
Oskaloosa Presbyterian hosts Hermine Stover recital
On Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church a Lakes Aid program presents Miss Hermine Stover of Kansas University Fine Arts as violinist. She is accompanied by Prof. Karl Kuerstiner and will have a pianist and a singer assisting. Mr. and Mrs. Leitch have moved.
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The
Presbyterian Church
A Group & the Lakes Aid
Hermine Stover
Kansas University
Karl Kuerstiner
Pianstt
Leitch
I Bertha “Kinzler
Reading Club
Myers’ Hotel
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
J. M. Enochs
Kansas City
Kan
Duffield Farm and Sutton Family Reunion Report
The Duffield family now resides on a small McIntosh farm owned by Mr Hastings of Kansas City. A Sutton family reunion Friday night brought John Sutton and siblings to Ottawa to visit Will Sutton and celebrate a twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Other notes mention visits by C R Mayer and family, E B Slade and daughter, and an evening class on terracing led by Prof S A Case. Mrs Sarah Robinson learned via letter of the Santa Ana earthquake sparing the Price and Morrison families. Willetta Low, recently moved to stay with her sister, is ill and under doctor care seeking recovery.
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Duffield
McIntosh
Hastings
Kansas City
Sutton
John Sutton
Elsie’ Cookins
Tulsa Okla
Clarence Moody
Chanute
Jennie Sutton
Ottawa
James Sutton
Rockwell City
Iowa
Will Sutton
C. R. Mayer
Betty Jean
Will Vigus
E. B. Slade
Topeka
Oscar. May
S. A. Case
Sarah Robinson
Fred Price
Santa Ana
Price
Morrison
Willetta Low
Frank Coleman
Howard Zercher
C. W. Loomis
PT. A
J. W. Stephenson
Uriel HI
William Newsome
George Kley
Lansing
Wes Miller
Myrtle Horne
Les’ Sparks
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Ruth Dillon
Wichita
Adams
Dudley Buyas
Herbert Couch
Foster Laming
Myrtle Horner
W. C. Allan
Charles Corlett
Hans Freienmauth
Roy Olsen
Carl Dillon
Mary Jack Dorney
Alyene King
Perry Walters
Tonganoxie visits and visits in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Ted Pearson visited their friend Miss Frances Johnson in Kansas City Sunday. Mrs Frances Ballimore spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Albert Jump and Mr Jump in Kansas City. Mrs Js Wenkoop of Des Moines is visiting sister Mrs H H Harris. Miss Mary Brecheisen spent the day with?
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Tonganoxie
Weekend visits and community notes in Kansas era
Local social life filled with visits across Kansan City and Basehor. Families swap stories and attend clubs. high school closing due to scarlet fever prompts orderly return after March 22 classes resume.
Lecompton Bride Wears Turquoise Crepe in Simple Ceremony
A Lecompton wedding featured a turquoise blue crepe gown with lace and blue satin trim. The bride wore a dove gray hat with a blue buckle, and the groom dressed in a chocolate brown suit. Guests from Lecompton included Rev. David Wood and Mrs Wood, Mrs Frank Wri he, and Mr and Mrs Paul Maus. The event followed by a missionary association guideline.
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Lecompton
David Wood
Wood
Frank Wri He
Paul Maus
Olive Tablets Promise Youthful Look and Health
A health ad explains that feeling young comes from a clean liver and bowels. It credits Dr Edwards of Ohio with a vegetable compound as a gentler alternative to calomel, aiding buoyancy and clearing impurities. Olive Tablets are sold in 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ sizes and are noted for their olive color.
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Edwards
Ohio
Community reception honors Rev J B Deever and Mrs Deever
Lecompton memories and family news fill a Tuesday reception at Mrs Paul Maust home honoring the Rev J B Deever and Mrs Deever of Topeka with gifts for Mrs Maust’s grandmother Mrs Deever. Guests enjoyed angel food cake fruit salad and coffee during the afternoon. Relatives in Lecompton reported safety messages from Paul Davidson of Long Beach California and Clifford Holly.
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Paul Maust
J.B. Deever
Holly i
George
Holly
Lecompton
Edna
Elsie Lasswell
Lavery
Pol
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas Electric Power'Co
Oskaloosa
Sunn. Browning
la Verne Brecheisen
Kansan
George Gress
Oliver.Myers
W. J., Stephenson and Son
Fred Hein
Basehor
Jessie Himpel
Owl Bridge Club
Greever Allan
Anna Brawley
Frankfort
Walter Zoellner
Sam_ Dews
Toledo
Les McKeeken
Tom Dews
Dews
Charles Sheeham
Salina
Gralonk
Olka
Andy Schneider
Will Musil
George Farrell
Charles Schultz
Schultz
G. A. Emerson
Sedalia
J.B. Pyinston
Walt Neibarger
W. Bantz
Leonard.Deaton
Ed Schilling
Atchison
J. G. Thayer
Thayer
Sara Catherine Meyer
Helen Buchanan
Bessie Bradley
Frank Somers
Main Street
Red Cross
Lee Freeman
W. Heynen
Fred Papenhausen
Frank Lutz
Holton
Wes. ‘Stephenson
Knox Farm
Maple Grove Cemetery
George Seufert
Mollie-Herman
Parsons
Friends Church
Eugene Franks
Maple,Grove Cemetery
Seufert
Marr
W. H
Sears
California
Children’s Rayon
BACMO
O’brien
Helena Rubinstein
America
Weavers Rental Library
A. F. “McClanahan
Ecompton
Budora
Rothberger
Hill
Montgomery Ward
Patee
Mickey
Thia
Mickey Mouse
Journal-World
Patee Theater
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mickie Mouse
Bob Steele
Harry Carey
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle
Moontgomery Warp & Co
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