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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
7
Atlanta May 3 AP Al Capone was processed as Convict No 40886 at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. He joined about 3100 inmates and began a routine of examinations, early wakeups, meals, and possible assignments in shops, library, or clerical work after quarantine.
In Istanbul thousands of foreigners face a sweeping law that bans many trades for non Turkish citizens. Only two Americans are exempt, a waiter and a chauffeur. Within six months many must change jobs or depart. The decree targets professions including law medicine dentistry engineering and chemistry, restricting practice to Turks.
Austin reports bloodhounds are being reintroduced to assist Texas Rangers. Adjutant General W. W. Sterling plans to import hounds from Huntsville, previously kept at the state penitentiary to track convicts escaping across farm lands. Beaver population noted returning to Indiana with at least a dozen seen on Rock Creek in Wells County.
A memorial service honoring state Judge Horace T. Phinney was held at the Presbyterian church in Oskaloosa on May 1. Association members listed include W. P Morse B. DP. Davis Lloyd Morris James Swover Amos Leech and A C. Wilson. Rev. K. W. L. Post of Lawrence preached at Valley Grove school house last Sunday evening. Marvin Stewart and Herbert Champion returned from visits in Liberal Kansas and Hooker Oklahoma after touring to Wichita then Liberal, a trip exceeding 300 miles.
Mrs Massie attended court then returned home Monday evening. Mary Cook of Wichita and Mrs Edelbrock and daughter Charline traveled to Kansas City Friday. Mrs Bernitz and Mrs Lange from Kansas City stayed at the Jake Strobel home Thursday through Sunday. Mrs Reusch and Kate Edelbrock visited Mr and Mrs Merle Reusch in Tonganoxie Friday. Merle split wood Monday evening and needed five stitches. Jake Strobel and son Verner visited Blue Mound and Tom Harbour’s home. Willams hosted Sunday dinner with Walter Wilson near Weaver. Gideon Neis and family visited Lawrence. Robert Laughlin hosted dinner. Robert remained for the week. Lewie Hadl and children of Kaw Valley joined daughter Mrs Howard Bernitz and Mr Bernitz for Sunday dinner. Chester Moody and children from Kansas City visited George Broers. Helen Mathia of Eudora stayed with Margaret Spitzli near Weaver. Floyd Broers and daughter Kathleen visited George Broers. later the Broers hosted a second visit. Grandmother Neis, wintering with Gideon Neis, will summer with Sam Neis near Hesner. Greta Spitzli spent Sunday and Monday with Mary and Christine Hisele near Eudora and later visited Eudora grade school. Robert Kurtz and baby from Weaver stayed several days with Charlie Kurtz’s parents. The junior play A Leaky Break at Eudora High School drew many attendees. Health program by grade school children in Lawrence was Saturday attended by multiple locals. Lula Lowell of Weaver spent the weekend with her parents W. Lowell.
A dense village notice lists social gatherings and family news from Woodstock area. Neighborhood circles meet Thursday at Mrs F S Champion's home. Miss Dorothy Drake is improving and home from Christ's Hospital in Kansas City. Several local families and visitors are mentioned with travels, marriages, services, and upcoming events including Mother's Day services and a revival at McLouth.
Several families from Gardner Topeka and surrounding towns spent Sunday visiting and dining with relatives. Otto Abels and family traveled to Gardner then visited the Browns. Elmer Kurtz and family from Hesper joined Miss Dertha Nuttall at the Parker home. Reuschs Edelbrocks Cook Kin and others from Eudora Wichita Toneka and De Soto shared Sunday meals with local residents including the Ministers Breithaupts and Ness family.
Wednesday of last week Valley Grove marked Bobby Petrie’s second birthday with relatives from Lawrence joining the family. An angel food cake with two pink candles highlighted the celebration as Mrs. Lottie Ward and Lawrence attended church services in Lawrence Sunday morning.
Miss Doris Smith visits from Kansas City while Walter Wilbur and boys attend KU track meet. Stewart Brothers enjoy State Lake trip at Tonganoxie. Dorothy Crake returns home after hospitalization in Topeka. Alvin Black leaves McLouth for California en route to the Philippines. Floyd Freeman visits home from Quantico Virginia as revival services thrive at McLouth Baptist Church.
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