Hearts Club to Host Last Meeting at Myers Hall
The Hearts Club marks its fiftieth anniversary with a tea in Myers Hall, hosted by Mrs Albert Palmer, featuring Miss Martha Peterson speaking on freshman dormitories. Following the talk, the annual business meeting proceeds. decorations led by Florence Black and Barbara Craig.
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Univeresty Women’s Club
Ftaelock
Myers Hall
Albert Palmeriee
Martha Peterson
Tal
Guibert Ulmer
Saville Baptist Church
Black Jack
Louise Neis
Verne Kalb
Richard Rodewald
Lester Kalb
Mra
Sherry
Bob McTaggert
Bed Rew
Mary Pearson
Larry Kalb
Marvin Clay
Reading
Newell Rodewald
New Weighing Station Planned Near Baldwin
A proposed weighing facility is set for Baldwin area, with bids sought for construction and testing. The plan includes upgrades at Garden Township, Keeney, and South Haven sites, aiming to streamline vehicle weights and regulatory compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Hahiway Gunton
Garden
Keeney
South Haven
PIANO RECITAL PROGRESSES AMID UNCLEAR FRAGMENTED TEXT
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a piano recital with disjointed phrases and unclear names. The readable bits reference a program and performers but lack complete details, making specific entities and outcomes hard to determine.
Turbulent Times and a 2700-year Civilizational Note
A garbled report mentions Tulsa Oklahoma and police activity connected to a park incident. It references a period of intense unrest and a distant civilizational claim about the Phrygian era flourishing 2,708 years ago, with no clear link to the local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
P. Police
Thapareher Lowell Ortialf
Move Into New Home Northwest of Lawrence
Fragmented notes describe a new home near Lawrence with references to Moe FareA and a fire incident affecting a pet. The text is garbled but hints at a residence purchase, a farm nearby, and a disturbance or accident linked to an earlier period. No clear dates, names, or places beyond Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Peery
Glen
A Dream Comes True For Kansas City Youth
A Kansas City area tale recounts a youth reaching a milestone on May 7 as local officials acknowledge efforts by community figures. The piece notes a milestone age and a public service setting with civic involvement and youth opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wholesale Surgery in Omaha Aftercare Costs Spark Inquiry
In Omaha on May 3 a carious message notes that even in operating rooms there are deals as low as half price. The article traces Veta M, Emil Rhedin, and local fans to Lutheran hospital for tonsillectomies. Minutes show two tonsils removed, with charges under a “group rate” for the operation, while hospital staff reportedly faced scrutiny over billing practices.
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Omaha
Veta
Emil Rhedin
Omaty Reefimr
Lutheran Hasepital Manaay
Manlyni
Mathene
Al Jolson Believes He Is Getting Into Big Time
Report suggests entertainer Al Jolson anticipates a major career rise. The piece notes a joking tone and references a Daily News chat column. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text and include mention of a May 26 report.
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al Jolson
Grime and grit follow death of local lineman Hickory Jones
In Cambridge Maryland on a May day Hickory Jones a 2300 volt shock felled him while alone on a highway project. Fellow workers lowered him from a 15 foot pole and a long heroic effort with artificial respiration kept going for hours. Mary Lee Jones his wife and mother of two stood by as the crowd watched the hearse arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Jones
Rsa
Fred June
Hocker
Veterans of Foreign Wars
AOU
Mary Lee Jones
Hickory
Death of Hickory Jense Darkens City Softball Town
After hours of resuscitation attempts, Hickory Jense, 34, a beloved city softball league commander and prominent local figure, is pronounced dead as the crowd disperses, disbelief haunting the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul
Hickory Jense
VFLW
Ermasiser
City Softball League
Delaware Judge Rules on Witchcraft Charge
In Wilmington Delaware Judge Thomas Herlihy Jr ruled a youth mother will stand trial on charges of practicing witch craft. The judge set a May date and ordered further proceedings following yesterday's hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Thomas Herlihy, Jr
Yeaterday
Delaware Witchcraft Trial Postponed as Antiquated Law Glows
Mrs Helen Evans aged 23 is held on $300 bail for grand jury charges of fortune telling. Judge Herlihy said he would not participate in a witchcraft trial and noted Delaware's 17th century law is antiquated and should be repealed. Detectives report she instructed a young woman to sleep with her after claims of handwriting indicating a curse. Evans describes herself as a character teacher and adviser.
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Helen Evans
Herlihy
Apes
Wilren
Wes
Oman
Evans
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