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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1932

Page

3

Warning to Ford County Attorney Amid Irregularities Probe

Topeka May 13 AP Roland Boynton state’s attorney general advised W C Gould Ford county attorney to perform duties or resign and permit a new county attorney to be appointed after closing an investigation of alleged irregularities in Ford county. He cited private practice and hiring another attorney for county work as irregular and urged adherence to duty while noting no evidence of willful misconduct. He suggested possible disbarment actions if needed and referenced substitution in a liquor case and a related arrest and sentencing dispute involving Walter Bullock and Jos Lanham/Lt Lanham.

Topeka Roland Boynton W. C. Gould Ford County State Board of Law Boynton Walter Bullock Dodge Ci Lanna J. TL. Lat

Touch of Summer Now Temperatures to Reach 90

Topeka May 18 AP forecasts warm temperatures and continued sunshine across Kansas with highs from 85 to 90 degrees. Northern and eastern areas expect 65 to 69 overnight, western Kansas 55 to 65, and no rain is anticipated. Dresden and Phillipsburg reported highs near 86 while Tribune saw a low around 44.

Topeka United States Weather Bureau Kansas Mercury Flora Dresden Phillipsburg Tribune

Half Million Plan Dublin Pilgrimage to Honor Church

Vast preparations in Europe and the Americas anticipate a 500000 person pilgrimage to Dublin in June for the sixth Eucharistic congress since the war. A dozen cardinals, many archbishops, 167 bishops and thousands of priests monks and nuns are going. Pope Pius XI has chosen Cardinal Laurilauri, former legate.

Vatican City Europe Americas Dublin Pius XI Lorenzo Lauri

Dublin set for vast ecclesiastical gathering

Friday and Saturday schedule includes the Citizen's Forum and News Notes from the K U News Bureau with a musical program led by G Criss Simpson. Dublin is expected to host the largest ecclesiastical gathering in history with delegates from forty four countries. Archbishop Edward O Rourke of Danzig leads Irish delegates amid ancestral ties and historic interest in the event.

Gil Gus Citizen's Forum A. m K. U Gpm G. Criss Simpson Peru Papa Dublin Argentina Uruguay Danzig Edward O’rourke

High Cost For Ailing Pushes London Doctors Toward General Practice

London AP reports about Harley Street housing for doctors and patients rising costs. Nearly sixty homes and flats are for rent as doctors say expensive care drives many to consider returning to general practice. The piece notes past etiquette against doctors renting rooms and fewer signs from real estate dealers.

London Harley Street Britain

Full Church Vestments Boost Dublin Color

Ireland's first Eucharistic congress will feature splendid ceremonial dress. Instructions govern clerical garb at ecclesiastical and social functions and special robing rooms are set up in the city. Mass meetings place participants in national battalions for visual impact.

Dublin Ireland

Valley Grove News Roundup of Visits and Local Work

Karl Eagle returns home from relatives in Valley Grove, Frances Smith visits from Liberal, and a Moore farm sale attracts a large crowd with most farm items selling cheap. Local families host visitors, Sunday school attendance rises, and Chester Grange meets at the schoolhouse. Road improvements west of the school and county workers with farmers address local needs. Seventh and Eighth graders pass Sunnyside exams. locals share news of church trips and family visits.

Karl Eagle A. Ward Tibbett Frances Smith Liberal Valley Grove Stanwood Moore Farm Harold Champion O'Neal F. H. Champion M. F. Stewart Luella Herschell Lone Star Petre Herbert Champion Wellman Ira Ward Lawrence Dan Smith Ottawa Keller Chester Grange Donald Bower Earl Bower Mildred Osborne McLouth Sunnyside

Oskaloosa Track Meet Highlights May Day Event

Oskaloosa hosted the annual track and field meet on Friday May 6 drawing a large crowd of athletes and visitors from local schools. Reports note community activity with farm work and social visits as residents and guests traveled between events and homes including E D Shaws of Sunnyside visiting Russell Shaw’s home.

Oskaloosa E. D. Shaw Helen Margaret Phillip Charles Bowen Cherryvale Clyde Edens Montana Hero

Local Social News Highlights and Moves Across Town

Tedrick Housh and Tom Allison visited here from Kansas City while Mr and Mrs Dan Stanley joined Mrs Celia Phinney and the Curtis Patrick home for a day visit. Anna Stephens hosted a family Mother s Day reunion with children driving in for church. Amos Leech and son Billy joined relatives in Parkville for a Sunday visit while Billy Patrick and Max Engle spent time with local families. M T Trapp returned from Berryville Arkansas and Donald Allen opened a law office in Oskaloosa after KU Law School graduation. Harvey Hawk hosts the Colonial Club on May 12 as the Methodist Aid held a May luncheon in Friendship Hall.

Harvey Hawk Tedrick Housh Tom Allison Kansas City Dan Stanley Celia Phinney Curtis Patrick Anna Stephens Amos Leech Billy Jeanette Ruth Parkville Amos Leech, Jr Park College Billy Patrick K. A Max Engle Baker U M. T. Trapp Berryville Arkansas Ben Weinberg Donald Allen Valley Falls Oskaloosa Union Block Allen Kansas University Law School Ottawa Colonial Club Methodist Aid Friendship Hall

Hostess Group Opens Afternoon With Devotions And Musical Program

Charles Jacquemin chairs the hostess group as Grace Leaverton leads devotions. The program features solos by Gabriel and Scott, readings from Quayle and Case, further solos, recitations, humorous readings, piano pieces, and an original ballad. A luncheon of cake, brick ice cream, and coffee followed.

Charles Jacquemin Grace Leaverton Gabriel Scott Quayle A. Case Gardner B. P. Davis Ellen Metzger Frank Wendel Beethoven Fisher Leona Grant Jacquemin J. H. Brown George King Edna Casebier Ahrens Minor Clark Vic Shrader Frank Meredith

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