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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
6
Ernest B Lindley will host a bridge test next Friday and entertain on the following Friday. The notice lists reteations and plans for social events surrounding the awe meet, with Lindley as hostess for the Thursday and Friday sessions.
Numerous Thanksgiving and social events fill the town calendar. Miss Wilna Dunn hosts a bridge party with twelve places and prizes for high and low scores. Mrs. Louise M. Curtis hosts a Thanksgiving dinner at 1007 Racine Island Street with a large guest list. Various clubs hold meetings, plays, and teas, including a Bent hampered by illness and the Baldwins reunion with a roast goose dinner shared by many relatives.
Fragmented personal items mention Dr. eae H Bailey of Wasle and Klabama City, Okla with young Mis Russell, traveling to Wichita for ceremonies. Other names include Mrs Jackson, Dora Medhurat, and Ollie Hollingsworth of To-. details incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Feke spending Thanksgiving with a relative and sibling, mentioning a street and city context. The readable pieces name W. White and Anna Street area, with unclear full details of the gathering.
A screen version of The Cat and the Canary features a warily cast lineup including Helen Twelvetrees and Jean Hersholt. Blanch Frederici’s Mam’ Pleasant adds tension though the ending lags the early suspense. the body in the secret panel stands as the film’s best moment amid a mixed mystery presentation.
Geneva reports the League Nations conference on concerted action closes with delegates admitting results are not remarkable. Chairman H. Collijn of Holland says hope lies in governments seeking tariff reductions through bilateral negotiations, noting multilateral tariff cuts were abandoned.
Mrs. Guan will be at her brother's apartment with Everett Peawill in the new residence. Women of both Senate and House descend for first calls of the season. Senator Capper, long a Washington figure, hosts groups at the Mayflower for luncheons. Senator Geprer, a known mixer, keeps social energy high despite duties. Central Conference heads set annual meeting for the week of December 6 in Topeka. November 28 AP report notes charity football game highlights.
In a farm visit with Mrs. McKelvie Coolidge extols warming porridge made from two parts wheat to one rye. The grain is used whole, cooked slowly in a double boiler until kernels burst, then cooled in an ice chest and reheated each morning. The batch lasts about a week to ten days.
Partly cloudy skies and a chance of snow were forecast for eastern Kansas tonight and Saturday by the U S Weather Bureau. Temperatures near 45 degrees were expected for Thanksgiving, with slightly cooler readings in western Kansas Saturday. No severe cold or precipitation was reported elsewhere in the region.
OCR text is incomplete listing scattered phrases about a yet unclear event or notice. It mentions possible names or places and a timeframe but lacks coherent details to identify an action, organization, or date.
In a brief community note, Riley sawed wood Tuesday with Mrs Otto Smith and Ada A. Tea assisted by Eane Benes and Smith hauling a tile tier. John Harris Teak is mentioned in connection with the activity.
In Dublin AP dispatch Monsignor Hey ten bishop Navout, aided by Count, reports on ill residents including August Hoehle and others. Sunny days bring visits as families in the area await word and celebrate a new baby.
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