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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1935

Page

3

Quintuplets Dionne Story Marks First Birthday Today

The Dionne quintuplets Yvonne Annette Cecile Emile and Marie reach their first birthday with ceremonies in Ontario The day includes a solemn high mass at Corbeil and an evening hospital observance broadcast internationally The parents attended reluctantly and the babies may make a radio debut if health permits

Yvonne Annette Cecile Emile Marie England Sacred Heart Church Corbeil Olivia Dionne Elzire Legros Dionne Callander E. T. McNally D. A. Croll Ontario F. Routley Ontario Red Cross Little Hospital Allan Roy Dafoe Croll Routley Aome Dr. Dafoe

Decoration Day Tourney At Country Club

The city council debated handbill distribution at length with Mayor Alfred Lawrence criticizing the council for flip flopping. Frank Gray, chairman of laws licenses and ordinances, said the committee recommends continuing handbill distribution with a permit from the city clerk until a new ordinance is drawn. The council approved Gray's report and moved to keep the practice, as some forms of handbill distribution were deemed acceptable advertising.

Frank Gray Alfred Lawrence Gray

Mayor Takes Leave With Council Okaying Full Pay

Mayor Alfred Lawrence told the city council last night that he plans to take leave of absence. The council voted to grant him full pay during his absence.

Alfred Lawrence

Mayor Seeks Leave On Full Pay Despite Small Salary

A weary man explains his mourning as he asks for summer leave. The mayor will be in California for six to eight weeks after the June meeting. Councilman F A Russell moved granting a vacation on full pay, and the motion carried. The salary for mayor and council is one dollar per year.

California F. A. Russell

Local Social Roundup From Kansas Communities

Evening Star notes visits and family connections across Kansas towns. Mr and Mrs W Kearnes and children of Kansas City joined Mrs Kearnes parents Mr and Mrs Charles Kurtz. Miss Ann Meuffle spent Sunday with Miss Kula Reusch. Merl Reusch of Tonganoxie called on the Reuschs. Arthur Bernitz family and Alice Bernitz spent midweek in Kansas City. Mrs James Scosfield of Kansas City spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Oschel and contracted the measles. Ralph Oschel of De Soto and family hosted Sunday guests. Dorothy Kerr and Mary Eisele, grade pupils, attended a seventh and eighth grade banquet at the Eudora school. Wilfred Eudaly and Carl Westerhouse visited at Olathe Sunday. Teddy Kramer and Roy Kurtz of Hesper shared Monday dinner with...

W. Kearnes Kansas City Wilfred Eudaly Carl Westerhouse Olathe Teddy Kramer Roy Kurtz Hesper

Local Families Visit and Guests Share News in Weaver and Eudora

Mr and Mrs Fred Koch and children along with Mr and Mrs Howard Bernitz and daughter and Duff Bernitz drove to Kansas City for Sunday dinner with Mrs Alice Bernitz. Elva Ruth Violet and Carl Abel visited relatives in Weaver while Grandma Minnie Neis remains critically ill but showing slight improvement. Johnnie Reusch and baby from Endora joined Mrs Reusch's parents in hosting, with Mrs Howard Bernitz and daughter visiting from Weaver. Jean Bartz stayed with Nadine and Dorothy Kerr over the weekend, and Greta Spitzli, Vernetta Spitzli, W Henschen and son of Kansas City enjoyed the Kerr home Sunday. Margaret Spitzli, employed in Eudora, visited her parents near Weaver. Mrs Mary Cook of Wichita and Mrs Kate Edelbrock of Eudora dined with Mr and Mrs Pete Edelbrock and daughter. William Boxberger and children traveled to Kansas City to see Mrs Henry Byrnes and visited Mrs Boxberger's mother, N T Watkins. George Ott Jr and children attended a miscellaneous shower for bride and groom Frederick Feese and spouse near Baldwin hosted by Will Freese and Mrs James Kraybrill of Topeka.

Fred Koch Howard Bernitz Duff Bernitz Kansas City Alice Bernitz Elva Ruth Violet Little Carl Abel Weaver Minnie Neis Eudora William Spitzli Mary Cook Wichita Kate Edelbrock Pete Edelbrock William Boxberger Henry Byrnes N. T. Watkins George Ott, Jr Will Freese Belleview Frederick Feese Baldwin James Kraybrill Topeka

Weaver Woman Returns from Chicago Visit

Mrs. Minnie Neis spent Tuesday with her daughter Esther Muenzer and mother Mrs. Carl Neis, who had been in Chicago for two months, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Abels. The party included a return to Weaver on Tuesday afternoon.

Minnie Neis Otto Abels Carl Neis Chicago Esther, Muenzer Weaver

Pleasant Valley Notices and Social Chatter

Mrs A L Holcom and Mrs Jack Maloney attended the last day of school at India Friday. Mr and Mrs W B Peters motor ed to Kansas City and spent the day with relatives. Dan Illian has been absent from Junior high due to measles. Lewis Howell received word of his sister Margaret Dunn's death in Bird City Kaw. Funeral services were held at Valley Chapel and burial at Clinton. Mrs Dann formerly lived here. Mrs Harry Johnson and daughter Eunice of Colorado Springs visited Crissie. The third series of the Farmers Education school was held at the schoolhouse with an AAA lesson. Next meeting set for April 28 at Sigel school house if weather permits. Refreshments served. Friends of Mrs Thomas Curd were sorry to hear of her death Friday near Overbrook. Funeral held at Marion Kan. Mr and Mrs E H Milian and family spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elkinton of Valley Falls. Russell Benton of Kansas City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Mike Hadl.

A. L. Holcom Jack Maloney India W. B. Peters Kansas City Dan Illian Lewis Howell Margaret Dunn Bird City Kaw Valley Chapel Clinton Dann Harry Johnson Eunice Colorado Springs Crissie Richardsons Farmers Education School Sigel School House Thomas Curd Overbrook

Annual school meeting slated for Friday May 31

Spinach cutters are busy on the Mike Had farm cutting spinach for the canning factory. Mr. and Mrs Levis Howell spent Saturday in Garnett.

Mike Canning Levis Howell Garnett

Suhr Keeps Streak Alive With Pinch Hit For Pirates

Gus Suhr, battling a split finger, pinch hits to extend his consecutive games streak for the Pittsburgh Pirates, keeping the record alive in a tight game.

Pittsburgh P Gus Suhr Pirates

Eighth inning rally stuns Giants after Castleman out

A fragmented item notes a player tripling to drive in two runs in the eighth inning against the Giants. It mentions a Jourth i World classified driving Castleman out of the box and hints at a quest for a new apartment.

Giants Castleman

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