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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1932

Page

5

Hoover orders nationwide hunt for Lindbergh baby killers

President Hoover directs federal police and secret service to pursue the Lindbergh baby murderers with unrelenting effort. Attorney General Mitchell confirms relay of the President's message to enforcement agencies as Washington mourns the tragedy. Cabinet members reiterate grief and the sense of a terrible tragedy across the nation.

Washington Hoover Hines Conde E Fe Lindbergh Mr. Hoover Hopewell Mitchell White House Curtis Adams

Tickets go on sale for Rear Car at Orpheum theater

Dickinson production of The Rear Car will be staged Sunday Monday and Tuesday evenings with sales by the American Legion bugle and drum corps led by Wavyse Allphin. Each ticket purchased by a corps member or any Legion member yields a benefit to the corps to fund uniforms. Lawerence merchants will sell tickets and placards will adorn shop windows as the corps seeks uniforms for the state convention parade.

Orpheum Theater American Legion Wavyse Allphin Lawrence Allphin

Daily Crossword Puzzle Teaser with Jumbled Clues

A fragmented crossword puzzle list presents across and down clues with numbered entries and partial word fragments. The readable items include definitions for animals professions and actions, plus references to geography and common nouns, all in a single puzzle page style.

Mystery and Comedy Drama Boosts Ticket Sales in Topeka

In Topeka next September Zion plans a ticket sale to benefit the corps with Allphin noting the Rear Car is an exciting mystery and comedy drama produced by two veteran cast members. The Dickinson corporation arranged a repeat staging after strong reception and the Legion musicians were offered the chance to profit from ticket sales.

Zion Topeka Allphin Dickinson Corporation Legion

Atheist Discussion Set at First Methodist Church

Rev. Robert A. Hunt to discuss Is America Headed for Atheism at Sunday service May 15 at 7 50 pm. Choir and special ensembles perform including In Heavenly Love Abiding and Hear My Prayer. Morning topic Shall We Look for a New Religion. Local boys band and Indian tenor set program.

America Robert A. Hunt First Methodist Church Society of “Damned Souls Leslie Welch Brown Leroy Neddeau Solois Haskell Institute McAllister Dick Cook la Forge

Service for Children Confirmation at Immanuel Lutheran

The Confirmation Service will be held at Immanuel Lutheran Church at Tenth and Kentucky on Sunday at 11 AM. Prospective members must complete a Bible doctrine course and be examined in principal doctrines to understand Lutheran teaching. Pastor W W Stoeppelworth says the service offers a chance to learn firsthand about Lutheran beliefs. The public is invited to attend the examination and confirmation of the class.

Immannuel Lutheran, Church Tenth Kentucky Lutheran’ Church W. W. Stoeppelworth

Clearfield Missionary Society Hosts and Local News

Mrs. Mary Miller and daughter Anna hosted the Clearfield Missionary Society session with devotionals led by Mrs. Selzer and a Mother's Day readings program. Twenty-three sick visits and eight remembrances were reported. social hour served seventeen members one guest and five children.

Mary Miller Anna Clearfield Missionary Society Carrie Selzer Lena Breithaupt Trene Brecheisen Alberta ’Deckwa W. J. Selzer Lawrence George Brecheisen Wellsville Elfreda Kannenburg David Sturm Kannenburg Brecheisen Bartle Breithaupt Phillip Seitz Vern Hastings Edgerton Ben Brecheisen Martin Breithaupt Gideon Breithaupt Fred Deay Henry Brecheisen Emery Bell West Clearfield Catherine Stephens Baptist Church Stephens Clearfield Carolyn Converse

School and community notes across Kansas and Shanghai

The item details Miss Converse teaching in Shanghai before returning home, local musical performances, university degree recipients from K U including Mary Amelia Brecheisen and Charles Merlin Brecheisen, and a June 6 commencement. It records multiple visits among Brecheisen and Deckwa families, social calls in Edgerton and Lawrence, attendees at plays, and local health and funeral notices alongside farm and cemetery activities.

K. U Mary Amelia Brecheisen Charles Merlin Brecheisen Henry Brecheisen Leta Richerson Ben Brecheisen Minnie Wertz Evelyn Felker Vinland Martin Breithaupt T. Q O. Dwyer Margie Edgerton Paul Selzer Nonald S. W. Muenzenmayer Baldwin George Brecheisen Herbert Brecheisen Wellsville Albert Brecheisen Paul Kansas City West Clearfield Henry Deckwa Charles A. Bigelow Gardner David John Sturm Johnny John Selzer Wesley Edd Olmstead Wilber John Chaney A. Rodewald Henry Hausman Clarence

Jola Phi Phi Club Plans May Events at Hostess Home

Mrs. Erna Gerstenberger hosted nine Jola Phi Phi members at her home on Wednesday afternoon. During the business meeting plans were made for the club party on Friday, May 3 and the club picnic on May 26. Mrs. Blanche...

Erna Gerstenberger Jola Phi Phi Club Blanche

Midland socials and church group notes

Midland residents gathered for family visits and meals with relatives from Bonner Springs Kansas City Lawrence and Nottingham. Grange meeting at Riverside schoolhouse included a business session and June first Friday refreshment. Notables visiting included Ed Keefe and Frank Toms followed by casual calls in the afternoon.

James Woolf Elbert Bonner Springs Kate Toms Elmer Weibel R. C. Foster Raymond I. N. Feliz Judith Newton Kansas City Cora Boggs Laurance Anna Maddux Lawrence John Weibel Midland Grange Riverside School Ed Keefe Frank Toms Nottingham Eral Curl A. A. Curl Constance Rupp Mary Jonathan Nottingham 0. J. Lane Elma Carter Howard Longnecker

Reunion and visits decorate a Sunday church event

Law rence neighbors attend a Knights of Plymouth class reunion at the Congregational church. A program and refreshments followed. Dr. R. H. Beamer of Lawrence called on Mr. and Mrs. J. Notsingham. Various local families hosted guests and shared gifts during weekend visits. A separate note reports Los Angeles plans a 2 million dollar pool to aid homeowners facing foreclosure with small loans and certificates.

J. W. Dunn Lawrence C. G. Hasted Clyde Hasted Knights of Plymouth Congregational Church Clyde R. H. Beamer J. Notsingham J .H. Bibest O. H. Corea Gerald George Robertson Los Angeles

Prospect Visits and Mother's Day Dinner Fragments

Mr and Mrs Stevncke of Topeka visited their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Pooch Sunday. The Speicher children came to their home with a lovely prepared dinner Sunday for their mother in honor of Mother's day. Mrs Speicher re

Stevncke Topeka Henry Pooch Lorenz Speicher

Loyd Limberger Family Visits Kassinger Home in Baldwin

Mr and Mrs Loyd Limberger and children from Baldwin visited James Kassinger’s home the first day of the week. Mrs Jesse Deay drove to Baldwin Thursday with her family and visited Sunday with the Kassingers. Mr and Mrs Chas Kassinger also noted in the Baldwin area gathering.

George Ridlon Augusta Ridlon Topeka Carl Millington Miss Ridlon C. M. Williamson Oscar E. Votaw Fontana L. C. Moore Votaw Chas. Brady Wm. Seivald Eudora Howard Caviness Betty Joan Henry Cavin S. J. Lauson Erwin Schmidt Kansas City Alfred Seiwald Rosalene Douglas M. Harris Lawrence I. D. Harris Rosamary Nadine Harris W. W. Gerstenberger Oliver Deay Clifford Haverty Doris Perry Johnson Gardner Loyd Limberger Baldwin James Kassinger Jesse Deay Chas. Kassinger

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President Hoover Drum and Bugle Corps Northwestern Beast Beale Fei Wi Amie Ola Ben Ali Will R. A. Hunt Service For Children Immanuel Lutheran Church China Shanghai San Francisco New York Miss Converse Minnie Hausman Irene Brecheisen Alberta Deckwa Rev Wesley Deckwa Walter Rodewald Mr. Rodewald Hesper Midland Orange Country Orange-Crush Company Chicago Illinois U.S. A U. S M.J.B Charries Speicher Geo. Hadi Helena Julius Speicher Osgood Armstrong Cecil Jordan Stephen Frank Speichpers Henry Rohe Glenn Smith Billy F.C. Beaman Arthur Smith Rohe Thelma MecPheeters Belle Rohe Sunay Stony Point Brentford Rollin’s Chase
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