Lefort bond set in Georgia murder case
CR Private Thomas E Lefort of Garden City Kansas released on five thousand dollar bond on a murder charge connected to a highway crash that killed Roy Johnson his wife and their seven year old grandson in Warrenton Georgia. Lefort to stand trial in Warrenton superior court the first Monday in April. Lefort injured in the crash and treated at Oliver General Hospital in Augusta. He was placed under guard by Keesler Field authorities after the accident.
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Warrenton
Thomas E. Lefort
Garden City
Kan
Warren County
T L Johnson
Warrenton Superor
Johnson
Lefort
Roy Johnson
Benjamin Johnson
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
Aken
Oliver General Hospital
Augusta, Ga
Keesler
VICTIM TE CANCSER Alen Whiteside Died in Hospital
An excerpt reports the death of Alen Whiteside a former executive who died of cancer in a hospital. The fragmentary text references Tulsa Oklahoma and New Orleans but lacks coherent date or full context.
Local Bridge Club and Society Notices Mix
A jumble of social club reports names dinners initiations and meetings across Lawrence including the Castle Tea Room, Delta Kappa Gamma PE O chapters, and several bridge and reading circles. Notables include Mae Pever Kansas State Teachers association speech and a Christmas program set for December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Gamma
Castle Sea Room
Misa Mae Pever
Soberel
Karsas
Local Club Festivities and Birth Announcements
Florence Hesse acted as registrar at the Christmas party with a gift exchange. Mrs Irvin Bratton chaired assisted by Mrs Lena Huddleston Mrs Anna Weed and Mrs Kay Ogden. A Palmer club dinner at The Castle preceded cards at home. Prizes went to Mrs E G Carter and Prescott Lonede pew. A birth: Frederick Dennis born Friday November 24 at Lawrence Memorial hospital.
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Mackey Merrymakers Club
el Boyd Connell
Florence Hesse
Irvin Bratton
Lena Huddleston
Anna Weed
Kay Ogden
Menninger
Mro
Howard McConnell
Castle
E.G. Carter
Prescott Lonede Pew
Mix
Stantes House
Frederick Dennis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Personal Mayhem: East-central residents enjoy Thanksgiving visits
A string of Thanksgiving and winter plans cruise through the region as Mrs. Elizabeth Rule sails to Dallas for the winter with her sister. Others, including Mr. and Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Lewis, and the Ceols, report visits with relatives in Oklahoma City, Wichita, Newton, and Calgary before settling in winter homes from Miami to Spokane.
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Elizabeth Rule
Kentucky Street
Dallas
Tex
J. D. Rodgers
Rod
E. H. Farr
San Francisco
Los Angeles
W. W. Ware
F. W. Lewis
Okla City
Wichita
Newton
Ben Ceol
Calgary
Canada
A. T. Walker
Miami
Fla
Roberta Walker
Mundelein
Walker
Warren Hunzicker
Karen Dell
Spokane
Wash
C. J. Hunzicker
Warren Hunzickers
Louis Rockland
Fred Axtell
Moline
W. J. Hartman
Suzanne
St. Joseph
Lila Hartman
Westmar College
le Mars
Town
Fred Hartman
Leland
George W. Alexander
Dean Alexander
Lawrence
James F. MclLaren
Jimmy
Alexander
Rolla Alexander
Maryville
Viola Alexander
Minneapolis, Minn
Oral Neal
Minneapolis
Merle Seleccman
New York City
Gurlash
Tarkie
Marvailie
Rod Harrison
Booms
Reruce
Nere Tar
Robo Lackey
Mee Packevoe
Killward Sanders
Lone Star Sremmery Unt
Mosit
Heenie
Nekoo
Chia
Mroo
Loura Kizer
Washington, Mo
Holiday travels and family notices from local names
The text lists holiday visits and returns of local residents and relatives. Robert Gable and family, formerly of Lawrence, spent time with relatives. Jan Chiapasso returned from Detroit after working for a harpsichord maker. James Everett came from Camp Hood to attend a funeral. Mrs. Braun returned from Los Alamos with family. Marcus Braun and children joined her in visiting Kansas City and Los Alamos.
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Robert Gable
Lawrence
Mr. Gable
Granada Theatre
Calvin Theater
Washington
Commonwealth Corporation
Jan Chiapasso
Detroit
John Challis
United States
Ross Kurdpatrich
James Everett
Camp Heed
Texas
Asa Colman
Everett
Colman
William J. Braun
Los Alamos
N. M
Topeka
S. H. Gilasamire
Glassmire
Bonnie Kay
Marcus Brent
Blind minister enrolls in graduate seminary at Phillips
Reid Swindler of El Dorado Kansas a 48 year old ordained minister since 1946 enters Phillips university college of the Bible Graduate Seminary in Enid Oklahoma to pursue a doctor of divinity degree He holds a bachelor of music from the University of Tulsa and has studied at two other universities plus work as a reporter stenographer gift shop proprietor and teacher.
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Enid
Okla
Phillips University College of the Bible Graduate Seminary
Reid Swindler
el Dorado
Kan
Swindler
University of Tulsa
Scholarships to Girls Highlight 4-H Achievement Awards
Chicago reports twelve teenage girls from Oregon to Louisiana received 4-H club scholarships for achievement. Kerr Glass Manufacturing funded six for canning. Montgomery Ward provided six for home economics. Winners include Carol Jean Blackhall, 18, of Sterling Kansas.
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Chicago
Ore- Ron
Louisiana
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Company
Montgomery Ward and Company
Carol Jean Blackhall
Sterling
Kan
Oklahoma City bootlegger sentenced to 10 years and fine
Federal Judge Edger S. Vaught sentenced Harold E. Byford of Oklahoma City to ten years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine for his role in a twenty five thousand dollar forged check whisky scheme.
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Oklahoma City
CRY Federal District
Edger S. Vaught
Harold E. Byford
Byford
Farm Bureau Board to Meet Saturday Morning
The county Farm Bureau board will gather at the county agricultural agent's office Saturday at 10 o'clock to discuss routine business matters as listed in the Journal-World Want Ads.
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Douglas County
County Farm Bureau Board
Leaders Assigned for Miss Selt's Class Lesson
Miss Quigley announced that some unit presidents may appoint special leaders to take the lesson as several .995 have not named leaders for 1950.
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Selt
Quigley
Fire Crews Meet Minor Blazes Across City
The fire department answered an alarm from the Castle Tea Room at 1307 Massachusetts Street last night before 9. Chief Paul Ingels reported a smoking refugera ator motor in the basement with no further damage. Earlier, grass fires at 745 Alabama Street and at Twenty third and Louisiana caused no damage.
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Fre
Castle Tea Room
Massachusetts Street
Paul Ingels
Alabama Street
Louisiana Street
Ingels
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Georgia
H.D.U
Bette Quigley
Ethel Self
K-State
Alen Whiteside
01 Company
Execusive
Seria
Tulsa
Fe RA
Gaeeuliie
Rospita
New Crivana la
Austrlalia
Sinmsiaer Pracme Ohi Co
Wre
Ogerge B. Smith
Rete
Eclo- Tives Bridge Club
Ivan Rowe
Dinner Ridge Club
Bessie Wiler
Bouth Wide Meadisg
Hungicher Kot Dames
Bridge
Memoral Union Basiroon
AZ of
Pe.o
Misa Veata Kane
Crescent Road
Jaliah House
Mra and
Mra Claston Frost Base
Landa Gail
Arting
Mary Frances Coffman
J M Mott
Heypt Nash
Eldon Addy
Santa Fe
N M
Southern California
Grand Canyon
J.D. Philips
Donald Wolf
FE. C. Stimpson
Mittee
Gaylord Schneck
August Ford
Hilda Ford
Myrtle Wirlenwerth
Pupill
Otto Hunzicker
South Side Reading Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence Woman's Club
Magda K. Jensen
Lawrence County Club
Frank Banks
Jeanette Wheeler
Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Milder Hall
Limae Jane
Ro Reche
Mildred Boo Scott
John Scroggs
First Presbyterian Charch
Fox Patton
Deseo
EoooMo Sferriaen
Mero
Feash B Jones
Jones
Lawrence Flower Club
Westminister Hall
John Patton
Santa Barbara
Santa Bar
J. Fred Broeker
H. W. Sherman
Charles Springer
Zoe Glassmire
Bankers
American Bankers Association
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Association
Gers
BEAU
Farm Bureau
Journal-World
Jkullock
East Seventh Street
Sterling Furniture CO
Jia
Norman S. Edmonds Food Store
Ce Eas
Ray
H- Han Sa
Alona
Jan Bursa
By Ay
Boggs and
Albert
Weermaas
Johnsons
I Busines
Firestone
Batts
N. H
Roger Allen
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