Seek Homes for Boys in Community
There are boys in this community ready for adoption or foster homes. The boys range from ages three to seventeen and face care gaps after their father’s death and the grandmother’s passing. Frank Hosford, trust officer, and attorney Frank Dodds have helped secure a pension and seek residences for the children. A guardian has been appointed, and local families or individuals able to take one boy are urged to come forward.
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Frank Hosford
Lawreme _Natisne
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Willie
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Hosfard
Mound of Dirt Memorial Celebrates Hungarian National Spirit
A unique Hungarian memorial plans a plate mound of earth from across Hungary and neighboring lands. Each grain of loam will honor Hungarians from past and present, including those under foreign rule, with soil contributions from towns and frontiers. The completed mound will stand in Freedom Square beneath a flagpole, symbolizing a hopeful future for Hungary.
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Woodstock Brings Out Mothers Day at School
Woodstock pupils, Miss Haworth leaders, and several Mrs. Stedly and Mrs. Champion participants shared songs and readings to honor mothers. A baccalaureate service followed with Rev. Ruhlon delivering a thoughtful sermon. Woodstock graduates include Mildred Baer, Wilber Beck, Harold Champion, and others. Royal Despay’s death mourned, and Mel floods of community support noted.
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McLouth
Lenorah
Laura
C. We William
Dave McDonald
McLauth
Vie Adrlet
Herman Eggert
Beugrt
Fannie Fultz
Wilma, Mae
Regan McGrue
Tawrence
Eggert
Hem
Harry Zook
Whiklpen
Thean Zook
C. We Williamson
Nenfield
Dan Petrie
Samuel
Charley
Ja Freeman
I Wellevan
Frank Chanin- Lion
Lawrence Walters
The
Eek
Tom Rosd
Frank Walters
Herb
I Phiey
Arhald
Vernon
King
Thussdas
Lawrence
Nix
Andra Ward
Walters Grove
Irank Charmon
Omnia Boyé
Hawrenes
Petrir
John Wa Eee
Charley Meshs
Frank Chamnion
Sid Gardner Howe
Williamson Visi
M Nest Sallee
Law
Will McHenry
McLoutt
Art City
Kansas City
Helen
San
BR. Seyboldt
Frank W Ot
Ohn Philips
U.S
Seampton Road
Land
Will “Epee
Robbison Burnham
Oklahoma
Bryan
Zook
Fami Jolet Steedly
Matel “Petite
Helen Petiit
Jack Helm
Stevie
Dur iWood
Teachers College
Westphalia
Way
Teachers -College
Football Royall
Woodstock
Ruhlon
Nestor
Methodist Church
Yenide
Rev
Cr. Richards
First Chrtian
Mildred Baer
Wilber Beck Harold Champion
He Davison
Cecil Fowler
Bethel Grab Forest Hehn
Faye Magill
Hazel Pyle
Local Faculty Retains Posts for Upcoming Year Amid Transfers
The report lists several staff names including Tila Scott Moffet Bota Claude Black Frank Borst Warren Cook Esther Edmonds and others. The phrase drawing to close indicates term completion with successful renewal of the same faculty for the next year.
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Tila’ Scott
Moffet ‘Bota
Claude Black
Frank Borst
Warren Cook
Esther, Edmonds
Alien Harding Hoyh Ritchie
Dorothy Ite
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Ortie Kretsinger and Ruth visited Mr and Mrs Clark Laughlin and Mrs Nes Sr. and Mrs Henry Roche hosted callers including Charles Speicher Fred Neis Harald Brecheisen and others at the Gueither home Sunday afternoon. Neighbors dropped by to see kin, with Henry Rohe and family hosting several guests over the weekend.
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Ortie
Kretsinger
Ruth
Hier
Clark Laughlin Sanda
Fred
Randal
Ae Ault
Rheee Nes Sr
Fannia
Cawaner Nesday
Glenn Smith
Lester Deay
Henry Roche
Charles
Frank Speicher
Fred Neis
Harald Brechéisen
Gueither
Wall Moldaphauer
Trene
Dhiher
Spiger Land
Chanay
Land
Ortie Kretsinger
S Ruth
John Brecheisen
Brécheisen
Worden
Roy Glascock
Thel
Mac
Marie
Kangys City
Henry Rohe
Rohe
Ian Ma
Eudora
iRathy Rohe
Lester [Deay
Helen Selzer
George Hadl
Helena
Lorena Speicher Sund
Selzer
Ales
Martin’ Roberh
Emily
Reuben
Weeks
Mary
W. Gleer Smith
Henrytin Rohe Jr
Wieda
Mark Colemated
Iyis
Gorzeceman
Martin Rohe
Beola
Smith
Mansas City
George Rohe
Walter
Harpy Werts
Dorothy Parson
George Hoskin
Iain Tar
Dren
Hoskinson
Child
Artie Chanay
En Kramer
Lester Yeay
Ibscock
Thelma
Kansas
City
Roche
Henry, Jr
Ed Owstead
Leroy
Martin
Dick Rafday
Nan
Vinland
William Selzer
Minnie
Clarence
Mre
Earl
Larence
Raal
Clar
Earl Skinner
Skinner
E Skinne
George, Smith and Hay
Carl Deay
Frzetting
Ronnie
Deay
Roy
Breithaupt
Ruthland
Dada
Joe Edler
Lester. Deay
Albert Brecheis
Brandt
Toperiday
Pan
Marble Tournament Set for Saturday in South Park
The marble season concludes Saturday morning May 19 at South Park with Lawrence grade school boys competing in a Lourna ment, sponsored by the Liberty Post of the American Legion. Registration begins at 9 in the park with competitions starting at 10 and divisions by class. Prizes are listed in tomorrow's Journal-World.
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South Park
Lawrence Grade
Tthe
Liberty
American ‘Legion
Rai
Tomorr
Hays Student Carl Dews Wins Marion Talley Scholarship
Carl Dews of Hays Teachers College won the Marion Talley scholarship in a Kansas City singing contest last night. He was accompanied by Mary Lou Farlenbaugh of the university School of Fine Arts in Lawrence. Several peers from Kansas City and other states participated. the prize provides study funds and program support for musical and sign language study.
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Carl Dews
Hays Teachers College
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Mary Lou ‘Farlenbaugh
School of Fine Arts
Lawrence
D. Me Swarttiouth
Qudses
Ean Frederick Holmbert
Sily Bf
Oklahoma
Paul
Awarrensburt
Teachers'' College
Carl Bush
Austin
John A.pelby
Rinje
Issouri
Kay Oklahoma
Gosborden Aftenqon
Senior luncheon details and guest list at Broad View course
The article describes a senior gathering at Broad View course with a dinner and decorated dais. Flowers adorned the ladle decorations and a color scheme of dyelender and yellow dominated the event. Invited guests included Misas Betty Campbell Ruth Van Riper Huberta Russell Louise Dre ttr mre Lucille Ells Elton Rhode Margaret Saunders Pauline Auldinger and others while Mrs. Woe Pendleton hosted a small circle of Miss Alice Skitton’s friends.
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Misas
Betty Campbell
Ruth van Riper
Huberta Russell
Louise
Lucille Ellselton
Margaret Saunders
Pauline Auldinger
Personal notices missing clear details
Fragmentary personal notice mentions Miss Geeterna Gog nas and other unreadable items. The garbled text refers to events, attendance and a music week, but specific names, dates, and places are unclear.
Deaths and Funeral Notices Sweep Douglas County
Fragmentary obituary notes a resident born in Colorado with ties to La Junta and Madera, mentioning alumni status and a leadership role at an electrical company. The legibility is limited but indicates a former engineer and manager with connections to a local alumni group.
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Colorado
Madera Werni
America
la Junta
Universitet
Prgineer
W. Se ‘Electtic
Sar Slumnl
Memorial Hospital Encourages SS and Bes
Memorial Hospital urges patients to seek supportive services and benefits through its care programs. Officials emphasize access to social services, psychological support, and community resources for improved well being.
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