Shoe Fund Appeal Seeks Help for Lawrence Children
Rev Charles A Pils will broadcast a shoe fund appeal on WREN to aid needy Lawrence children. Last year over 150 benefited. this year 25 already helped. Nurses coordinate repairs, local merchants offer discounts, some donate time and materials to extend reach. Contributions accepted at Journal World business office or by Rev G A Puls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wren
Trinity -Luther
Rex C. A
Hich
Journal-World: Business Office
Rev. G. A. A
Grand Jury Reiterates Racketeering Charges
Kansas City reports a second grand jury reaffirming charges of racketeering and gambling. After 36 days of sessions and 4211 examined, the panel issued a report urging a complete investigation of crime conditions. Indictments were returned during its 36‑day term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Jackson
James R. Page
Kansas Boy Is Killed by Moving Train in Fort Worth
Bonner Springs Kansas youth Mitchell, 15, fatally injured when he fell beneath a moving Texas and Pacific freight train. From Bonner Springs, he was traveling with Olmstead, 18, of Winter, on a trip toward the Pacific coast. they left home about a week ago and were en route when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort “Worth
Texas
Katy
Mitchell
Bon
Springs
Kan
Texas. & Pacific
Liver’ Olmstead
Pacific Coast
Linwood social notes mention visits and travels
Local residents frequent gatherings and day trips. Frank Slagel and EM Mrs. Fred Slage] spent Friday to Sunday in Council Grove visiting kin. George Smith and Lawrence folks joined Sunday activities. Miss Thelma Anderson visited home in Kari City. Omar Browning spent several days in Lawrence for the potato show. The Eastern Star group attended a meeting in Lawrence. Beverly Ann Fred erick marked a birthday with family in Leaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fand
Frank Slagel
Fred-_ Slage
Council
Grove
W. A. Boys
I. W. Martin
Helen Lois Martin
Horton Hays
Overland Park
Thelma’ Anderson
Business
Kari City
Omar Browning
Lawrence
Notato
Ala
Dell
Eva Ruth Meinke
Loring
eMr
John Ov
Hose
Eastern Star
Denaie Snider
Harry
Harbaugh
Gitter
Bever
Leaven
Sot Max, Frederick
Frank Chreer
As. Fderedick
Homer /Huand little
Beverly
Ann
Fredee George Holt
Plane and friends seek sleep plans for big feed
In a state western area a group led by Gimis and Puff plan a rapid takeoff then discuss where they rest and hold a forthcoming large meal. Mrs T W Martin and Miss Selah Burnett attended the funeral of Mrs Allen in Tonzoxie. Dr J M Matter, former Kansas City pastor, dies. No school Friday due to teachers meeting in Lawrence. Chesley and Tam Tam Haney ill but improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puff
Brooder
Picey
Lawrence
Om Wara
Law-rence
Chesley
Tam
Ton Haney
Iante Ee
Yarnold Stull Friday Program At Schoolhouse
A crowded Yarnold schoolhouse hosted a Friday program featuring many local residents led by listed participants including Buerman Bidinger Lee and multiple Wulfkuhle family members. After the program a two plate lunch was served.
Social notes from Kansas City area and Cedar Jet school events
CORLISS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill and Mrs. Earl Overbaugh and children of Kansas City were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erle Hunter. others attended brief visits, hunts, and gatherings. Clark Sonntag recovering, Miss Penner returns home due to her father's illness. Teachers Thelma Murphy and Agnes Atkinson attended a state teachers meeting. A birthday gathering honored Mrs. Turner with baskets and lunch as guests shared cards and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker
An - Little Clark Sonntag
Jsick
Argentine
Harry Smith
Clarence Saint
G. S. Toothaker
Kansas City
Thursay
Jessie Penner
Kansas
City
J. R. Penner
Thelma’ Murphy
Ageles‘Atkinson
Cedar Jet School
Une
B.H. Sonntag
Bill “Bennett
Baxter
Hughes
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated With Pleasant Day
Ralph Fanciler and Mr and Mrs W H Dent marked a wedding anniversary with friends and a grand daughter Penner baking a cake. Mrs Turner received gifts. Mr and Mrs Saint of Hutchinson visited W H Dent. Howard Bash joined relatives in Kansas City for a priestly family event. Gordon of DeSoto accompanied Miss Border to Clathewon for Farm Bureau meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fanciler
W.-H. Dent
Penner
Turner
M . -H. Dent
Gordon
Farm Bureau
Women and the Home
Border
Local Social Notes In Fairview and Nearby
Fairview area residents gather for dinners visits and family events with multiple listings of guests and hosts. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Ernest Leary Elsie and Ted Brown Justine and Carlotta Brown of Kansas City and Elmwood links to Lawrence circles and Topeka events.
Hesper community hosts Halloween parties and fall supper
Alma and Lucille Votaw led a junior girls party at Hesper Academy with Halloween games and refreshments chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Oscar Wotan. The Hesper Farm Bureau club held their annual fall supper and party at the Academy building featuring chili pie whipped cream coffee cocoa and pickles. Guests included Mrs Mildred Watson county agent Mr Terrell and Miss Cleta Bradly along with many local families. Numerous local scenes trace church, school, and neighborhood gatherings through Sunday dinners and visits among the Gabriel Milburn Henderson and Stanley families, plus Ed Diedrich retirement after 30 years on rural routes and successor Herman Bohnsack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Lucille Votaw
Eudore-high School
Hesper Academy
Oscar Wotan
Hesper Farm Bureau
Mildred Watson
Terrell
Cleta Bradly
Gus Gabriel
Oscar Votaw
George =Votaw
Harry Ambler
George
John Kantzig
Greta
Earnest Milburn
Jess
Alvin Gabriel
Gayle
Galen
Doris ‘Dean
Ed’ Groth
Harold
Alfred Eisele
Eudora
Hesper
Christian Endeavor
Prairie Center Church
Hesper School
Johanna Griffis
Charlie
L. E. Klopfenstein
Luther, Jr
Larry
W.s.harper
Clathe
Raymeond Stanley
Ramona
Robert Dale
Friends Church
Lawrence
Frank Henderson
Elzabert
Esther
Henderson
Esther- Gabriel
Kansas City
Thomas
Thornton
el Reno
Okla
R. Thornton
Oklahoma
G. A. Sommers
Carl Deay
Vinland
Geo. Wotawana
S. H. Davis
Roy- Kurby
Ella Burnell
al. Mohler
Martha Giertz
Fred Reetz
Chicago
Ed Diedrich
Diedrich
Tes
Herman Bohnsack
Eudora-carrier
Locompton
Homer~ Gerstenberger
Lois Louise
Hilda
Helen
W. W. Gerstenberger
Doris
Emelie Gerstenberger
Stull
Valley Grove News Notes and Farm Update
Valley Grove reports visitors from Ralph Stewart and W C Stewart of Easton, and Lawrence resident William Keller visiting with Dan Smith and family. Farmers busy with corn husking and fall work despite dry weather, noting good sorghum quality and favorable prices. Church services planned at Wellman chapel this Sunday with Sunday School at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stewart
W.C. Stewart
Easton
Sturday
Moore
Lawrence
H.F
Greene
William Keller
Dan Smith
Ira Ward
Wellman Chapel
Valley Grove Services Reminder at 10 O'clock
Residents are asked to remember the Service times at Valley Grove starting at 10 o'clock. Community members are urged to attend and participate in the planned services and gatherings scheduled for the day.
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Valley Grove
Social visits and gatherings across Emporia and Eudora
Otton Mignot visited Emporia Friday evening to see friends. Mrs Hanna Pfleger and Wayne Witt spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albert Neustifter in Eudora. Millerette and Hollenbeck are trucking turnips daily. A Underwood traveled to Kansas City Thursday morning. Pfleger and Mrs Frank Mignot and children visited Miss Gusta Ziesenis in Lawrence Saturday. Arlene Underwood hosted Alfrieda Papenhausen Eddie Papenhausen and Kenneth Jones Friday evening. Chas Witt and Fred Eder visited in Eudora Friday. Seiler of Lawrence stayed Thursday and Friday with A Underwood family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mignot
Emporia
Hanna Pfleger
Wayne Witt
Albert
Neustifter
Eudora
Millerette
Hollenbeck
A. Underwood
Kansas City
Frank Mignot
Gusta Ziesenis
Lawwrence
Arlene Underwoold
Alfrieda_ Papenhausen
Eddie’ Papenhausen
Kenneth Jones
Chas, Witt
Fred Eder
Seiler
Lawrence
Community Notes From Eudora Area Visitations Weekends
Mrs Rosalie Schellack will visit her son Louie Schellack south of Eudora for a few days. Mr and Mrs A Underwood visited Mrs Frank Mignot and family. John Vitt helped build a new house for Horace Wood in Lawrence. Billie Underwood spent the weekend with Morris Drake in Law. Harve Schellack spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Otto Vitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnold
uhYins Buerman
Kanxrni Bidinger
Rita Lee Hidanger
Opal Belles
Betty Wulfkutile
Wilma Wulfsbtle
Harold Ice
Bernita
Kula Isidinger
Loren
Donald-Wulfkuhle
Franklin Bidinger
Loren Wulfkuhle
Helen Frances
Wagner
Getty -Wulfkuhle
Donald
Wulfkuhle
Berdine Unger
Bernita Bidinger
Opal Heles
Homer
Reep
Chas. Weidie
Leona
C. H. Reep
O. A. Bidinger
Mary Brass
J. F. Brass
Yarnis
Rey Deskin
Elmer Nichols
Jake Bidinger
Kansas City
Stull Evangelical Church
Geo. ‘Murphy
Ivopéka
Harvey
Keohlar
Betty Lou
S Vitt
Rosalie’ Schellack
Louie Schetlack
Eudora
Will
A. Underwood
Frank
Mignot
John Vitt
Horace Wood
Tne
Lawrence
Billie Underwood
Morris Drake -In- Lawi
Harve Schellack
Local residents plan visits across towns this weekend
Brackett Mrs William 8B Kirby and brother Max Reeves drove to Dainsville Mo last Saturday. Max Reeves returned to take up school duties. Mrs Kirby will visit her parents Mr and Mrs E S Reeves several weeks before returning. Mrs Daniel Kirby Allan Kirby Aubrey Brooks drove to Linwood Sunday to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Kirby
Max Reeves
Dainsville
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Charles A_ Pils
Bonner Springs
Fort Worth
Linwood
Caton Casey
Yarnold-Stull
Corliss
Fairview
Graham
Eugene Leary
W. 2A. McNish
Richland
Ed Paasch
Robt. McNish
McNish
Ernest-Leary
Elva
Walnut Grove
Walter Howard Jr
Peters
Oea
Floyd Nisely
Philip Commons
Paul Koehler
Edna“'and
Pearl
North Lawrence
Chas. Wells
Wm. Wells
Jennie Leary
Dorothy Leary
Chas. Hubbard
Blue Mound
G. C. Sizer
Ernest Leary
Topeka
Hubbard
Frank Horrell
Ed Harvey
Howard
Guy and Lloyd
Mildred Paasch
Alfred Seale
Jennie, Eckman
Alfred
Vernon Garrett
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Thelma
Publishers Syndicate
Gertrude
America
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