Circuit Ruling in Insurance Case Topeka May 13 71
Occidental Life Insurance of California won the right in federal court before Circuit Judge Orie Phillips to withdraw 1 397 000 dollars of securities deposited by Federal Reserve Life Insurance now in receivership. Judge Phillips appointed receivers Clyde Miller and Albert Lindsay and counsel T M Lillard. He noted the reinsurance contract is fair and stressed cooperation to administer the trust in the interest of policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Occidental Life Insurance Company of
California
Orie Phillips
Kansas Insurance Department
Federal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Occidental
Federal Company
Charles Hobbs
Clarence Beck
Federal Reserve
Erse
Richard J. Hopkins
Robert E. Lewis
Denver
Hopkins
Lewis
Federal District Court
Circuit Court
Phillips
Clyde Miller
Albert Lindsay
T. M. Lillard
Hopking
Lindsay
William R. Baker
John C. Pollock
Jerome S. Koehler
Baker
Koehler
Federal Reserve Company
James McClure
W. F. Lilleston
Wichita
Charles Hunt
Concordia
Luther A Native Kansan
Topeka May 18 Luther Luther of Cimarron named to the state tax commission by Gov Haxman. He was Democratic candidate for position No 3 on the state supreme court bench last election, unopposed in primary but defeated in general. Born Cimarron 49, lifetime Kansas resident, 1910 University of Michigan AB, 16 years in practice, former Geary county attorney. Mason Shriner, ABA member. Also Joseph Wilkins leaves for Kirksville Mo for concert at State Teachers College tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lester Luther
Cimarron
Walter A. Haxman
State Tax Commission
State Supreme Court
Luther
Kansas
University of Michigan
Geary County
American Bar Association
Southwest Kansas Bar Association
Surprise Picnic Lunch and Sandwich Tips for Kids
A feature offering ideas for a surprise children's picnic with practical lunch packing tips. It advises moist filling, buttered bread to prevent sogginess, and wrapping sandwiches in heavy wrap. It suggests bread varieties like fig and orange bread, and notes fruit choices, moist desserts, and preserving flavor with careful packing. It also lists several local social visits and family gatherings from Victory Junction and nearby towns.
Encyclopedia price war reaches Lawrence with 39c volumes
A nationwide price war among encyclopedia sellers has reached Lawrence. Crown drug store announces a sale of the World’s Popular Encyclopedia in 12 volumes at 39 cents per volume. The set, revised to 1937 and covering 40 000 topics, will be sold one volume per week for twelve weeks. The report also notes Texas aims to clean up its narcotics image under a new anti narcotics law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riral
Lawrence
Crown Drug Store
Kansas City
Francis J. Reynolds
Library of Congress
Sunday Socials Across Topeka and Kansas City Scenes
Topeka residents Mr and Mrs James Kraybrill and daughter Arleine visited Mr and Mrs Otto Abel with two children. George Kaegi hosts welcomed Kansas City visitors William and Max Reidel with two sons Homer and Walter and Mrs W Thomson and son. Lawrence guests Carl Wichman Gene Evans and Miss Hilda Knake. Belleview visitor Miss Nevieve Whaley. Olathe guests Jake Wiedner and Frank Williams. Breithaupt and Edelbrock couples spent Wednesday in Kansas City. Mrs Otto Abel hosted Salem Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting with 12 members attending. Mrs Emma Schneider led the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kraybrill
Arleine
Stephen Oldham
Toeka
Otto Abel
George Kaegi
William Reidel
Max Reidel
Homer
Walter
W. Thomson
Kansas City
Carl Wichman
Gene Evans
Hilda Knake
Lawrence
Nevieve Whaley
Belleview
Jake Wiedner
Frank Williams
Olathe
Martin Breithaupt
Pete Edelbrock
Salem Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Emma Schneider
Abel
Alice Walters
Local clubs hold meetings and visits span area towns
The June monthly meeting will be at Mrs. Nona Fitzgerald’s home. Members present included Rev. and Mrs. Trabant, Rev. and Mrs. Rodewald, and several others. Mother's Day had honor entries. Guests visited from Belleview, Lawrence, Edgerton, and Omaha with exchanges of dinners and overnight stays. Montinello Merry Matron club hosted at Mrs. Spencer McCoy’s country home with prizes awarded to Mrs. Grace Keuker and Mrs. Alice Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Neis
Nona Fritzgerald
Trabant
A. Rodewald
Agnes Strobel
Viola Broers
Louise Reber
Margaret Segeniinets
Alice Walters
Emma Sehneider
Montinello
Anna Hodges
Alice Funk
Frances Funk
Lena Johnson
Anna Hayes
Grace Keuker
Will Keuker
Floss Mize
Mattie Mize
M. D. Geeson
Leoto Beaver
Pete Edelbrock
George Ott, Jr
Gerald
Esther
Josephine Ott
Omaha
Neb
Mary Bryant
Fall Leaf
Vernetta Spitzli
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
Advertising copy promotes Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid for women. It claims rapid fat loss in three weeks with daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water before breakfast. It also notes increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling, while urging reduced pastry and fatty foods.
Kaw Valley residents visit Kaegi and Wichmans
Mrs Florence Wichman and Miss Lola Dunikan of Kaw Valley spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Kaegi. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wichman and Herman Wichman Sr of Kaw Valley were callers in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wichman
Lola Dunikan
Kaw Valley
George Kaegi
Ralph Wichman
Herman Wichman, Sr
Williamstown Commencement and Community Notes
Commencement exercises at Back Creek and Dean schools held April 20 in Williams town auditorium. Graduates include Thomas Dolan Brest Duncan Rosalie Hazlett Cecelia Mulvihill Margaret Shuler Lucille Vausbinder Marion O Tremble Frances Trusty Wanda Trusty Ethel Phillips Anna Hodge. Local weddings and visits highlighted. Williamstown graduates include Mary Frances Leger Alice Jean Stallard Donald Grinter. A Perry church debt plan offers $1000 toward relief if matched locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek
Dean
Williamstown School Auditorum
Thomas Dolan
Brest Duncan
Rosalie Hazlett
Cecelia Mulvihill
Margaret Shuler
Lucille Vausbinder
Marion O’tremble
Frances
Wanda Trusty
Ethel Phillips
Anna Hodge
Buford Taylor
Fred Shirk
Fred Shirk, Who Were Married On Mother’s Day. Mr. Taylor
Shirck
Elmer Taylor
Williamstown
Elmer Hurd
Colorado
Emily Neal
Dean School
Miss Neal
Winchester
Earl Marcum
Arents
Wesley Ward
Chester
Elise Vausbinder
Lucille
Jerald
Alan
Perry
Emma Deshozer
Mary Frances Leger
Alice Jean Stallard
Donald Grinter
Ruth White
Kenneth Kramer
Perry High School
Howard T. Hill
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Nellie Hare Copley
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Margaret Vausbinder
C. H. Vausbinder
Margaret Vansbinder
Karl Marcum
Topeka
C. H. Vansbinder
Lawrence
Anna Maddox
Will Allen
Harry Humphries
Elsie Humphries
Williamstown School
Jack Glenn
Ted Gallamore
Morris Duncan
Gallamores
Kansas City
Roy Dunn
Homer Troop
Jude
Arthur Ferries
Edna McEntire
St. Joseph
McEntire
Jefferson County
Hatch Youth Improves in Rosedale Hospital
Harley Hatch oldest son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Hatch is improving in Rosedale hospital from pneumonia and expects to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Hatch
Leonard Hatch
Rosedale Hospital
Pickens and vicinity social notes and visits
The community around Pickens reports visits from Mrs. T. E. Hubbard Ruby Henik and Mrs. Charles Riley of Six Corners spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Hubbard and family of Vinland. Clyde Clarrey and family of Deputo were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Henik. William Henik and family were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Jess Woods of Tonganoxie. Mrs. Mary Lee of Kansas City visited Mrs. Katie Henik. Mrs. Henik returned home with her for a few days. Charles Hubbard and family of Vinland spent Sunday with T. E. Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard and Marie Dorothy and Roy. Willard Hubbard of Kansas City, Mo. visited. Murry Slaughter of Kansas City was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Grate. Florence and Eulsh Anderson of Kansas City and Homer Bowen of Linwood visited Mrs. Laura Anderson. Ray Anderson of Tonganoxie was a morning caller. W. C. Smith of Kansas City visited D. C. Smith Saturday. Frank Henik made a business trip to Topeka. Mrs. Ralph Dunlap hosted a Mother's Day dinner with Levi Finney Quince Garman Wilma Hugo Fleseheen Dunlan family present. Lydia Allison and Lincoln Toyne of Kansas City visiting relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opeka
Smith
Ruby Henik
Charles Riley
Clyde
Clarrey
Deputo
George Henik
William Henik
Jess
Woods
Tonganoxie
Mary Lee
Kansas
City
Kan
Katie Henik
Henik
Charles ‘Hubbard
Vinland
Ibbard
T. E. Hubbard
Hubbard
W. C. Smith
Kansas City
D. C. Smith
Frank Henik
Topeka
Ralph Dunlap
Levi Finney
Quince Garman
Wilma
Hugo Fleseheen
Dunlan
Lydia Allison
Lincoln Toyne
Kaw Valley youths visit kin and school grads noted
Kaw Valley junior Kenneth Richardson and Kenneth Daniels of Pleasant Grove spent time with grandparents G G Richardson at Brown's Grove. Betty Richardson returned home with them for several days. Gladys Turner and Helen Jean Ott are Farmland eighth grade graduates this term. Kenneth Richardson and Junior Richardson are Kaw graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Kenneth Richardson
G. G. Richarson
Brown's Grove
Betty Richardson
Harry Richardson
Kenneth Daniels
Pleasant Grove
Bill Porter
Gladys Turner
Helen Jean Ott
Farmland School
Kenneth
Junior Richardson
Kaw
Valley graduates to receive diplomas at Memorial High
Valley residents gathered for community notices of Lawrence Memorial High School graduation exercises scheduled for Saturday May 29. The column lists visitors and social events including calls by Mrs. Conrad Altenbernd, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Corel, servings at Harold Altenbernd’s, and attendance at local club meetings. Names include Frank Goff, Plin White, Ralph Wichman, Harry Warmker, Ted Flory, Beulah, and Grace House among Lawrence and Franklin residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erenity Neighbors Club
Frank Goff
Plin White
Franklin
Ralph. Wichman
Harry
Warmker
Ted. Flory
Baughter
Topeka
Algo
Overbrook
LM. Walters
Rhoda Perkins
Grace House
Clarence Davin
Sone John
Gien
Lawrence
Ethel Martin
Pauline
Sterling
Grand Island
Neb
Jack Hughes
Milton Schaake
Eudora High School
Bert Mitchell
Gordon Davis
James Turner
Clarence Davis
North Lawrence
Newton
Howard Bernitz
Lela Mae
Weaver
Louis Hall
Harold Saunders
East Side Sewing Club
Mildred Saunders
James Corel
Home Aid Society
Bertha Strahl
Robert McFarland
Jack . Hughes
Chicago
Motmert
Hughes
Milton Schalke
Bert Harbison
J van Wetamene
Fleteher Metarne
Gumpmer M. Fietcher
Frida
Michael Schutz
Philathea
Chancelical Church
Lawrence En
Guesta
Heeth
Roy Daugherty
Tohn Vittelwudora
Harold Altenbernd
Betty ‘Richardson
Brown's Grove
Kaw
Valley School
Harry Wartiker
DeLores
Ralph Wich ™Man
Edward Martin
Loraine
Friendly Neighbor Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merriam
McKeen
Insurance Department of Kansas
Insurance Department
Michigan
Kirksville
Joseph Wilkins
The
University
State Teachers’ College
Royal
Victoria Memorial
London
Buckingham Palace
Palace
George VI
Elizabeth
Westminster Abbey
Frank Ellis
Joe Sheley
Victory Junction
Spencer McCoy
Minnie Park
McCoy
Charley Brown
Overland Park
L. D. Park
Fred Park
Walter Wilson
Edward Vogler
Lois and
Neora
Clarence Wood
Beatrice Steffen
Eudora
Eather
Gerald Ott
Emma Wilson
Ida Webrug
Salina
Glen Wilson
Ben Neis
Ruth
Marie Cox
Evening Star School
Cox
Leo Rilley
L. L. Kindred
Arthur Bernitz
Alice Bernitz
Emma Strob
Anna
Alvena
Woodrow
Minnie Kurtz
Henry Kurtz
Helen Strobel
DeSoto
Wanda Bernitz
St. Paul’s
Clarence Pine
Raymond
Wilfred Pine
Texas Public Safety Department
Texas
Evening Star
Cowboy
Roy Faulkner
Kelly’s
North 2Nd St
Granada
Merietta
Rose Marie
Itiacdonald
Nelson Eddy Insienent Waytin
Traveltalk
Quebec
MR eAca Wand
Imac Duliet
Pickens and Vicinity
All Talking Picture
Wheeler and
Woolsey
Burgess Meredith
Zbuardo Cianneley
John Carradine Loward
Ellie
Final
Dickinson Theatre
Jack Benny
Gene Raymond
Patsy Kelly
Mrs. Wiggs OF the
W. C. Fields
Zasu Pitts
Pauline Lord
1 Dee
Buck Jones
Ridin
Justice
Eight
Bing Crosby
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Dolores del Rio
Theodora
Theatre of
Big Hua
Dickinson
Lulu
Bob Burns
Martha Raye
Shirley Ross
Waikiki
Clark Gable
Mae
Clare Gable
Charlie Ruggles
Eleanore Whitney
Johnny Downs, Kenny Baker
Phil Harris and His Orchestra
Janet Gaynor
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