Corner Cupboard Over 150 Years Old Goes to New Home in Great Bend
A walnut corner cupboard with glass and wooden doors, older than 150 years, is moving from Lawrence to Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Kendall of Great Bend. The piece once belonged to Col. William G. Coffin and has traveled from Greensborough New York to Indiana and Leavenworth Kansas before its current destination. It now rests in repair in Kansas City before joining the Kendall home to grace a modern, air conditioned house.
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Great Bend
Don A. Kendall
William G. Coffin
Wabashin Park County
Ind
Homemaker Tips And Recipes For Daily Use
Practical advice on cleaning and care for clothing and glassware, plus simple oyster opening technique. Includes rips for sheets as reusable fabric, and easy recipes for soft sugar cookies, peanut butter cookies, and smothered rabbit with steps for prep, baking times, and gravy.
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Edward Shaw
Fashion patterns for teens and women at Journal World
Charming pattern numbers 342 to 2999 describe teen and adult sizes with bust measurements and yardage, including material needs and contrasting accents. Order instructions request fifteen cents per pattern, write name address and style number, address Journal World Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York for fall and winter catalog.
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Costa
Journal
World, Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Miss Ruth Adair Homecoming Visit in Lawrence
Miss Ruth Adair, KU law graduate and former Helena lawyer, returns from Hawaii to Lawrence for homecoming. She presents a crimson and blue silk lei to Dean W L Burdick, crafted by a Hawaiian lei maker, via former student Bert Cameron from Kiaaui. Adair, now Senate Interstate Commerce Committee assistant clerk, says she met many KU friends during travel and enjoyed capital work. Dr Edward Starr Judd, 57, Mayo Clinic chief of surgical staff and former AMA president, dies of pneumonia in Chicago.
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Dean W. L. Burdick
Bert L. Cameron
Kiaaui
University of Kansas
Yale
Harvard
Lawrence
Ruth Adair
A. R. Adair
Law School
Miss Adair
Hugh R. Adair
Helena
Mont
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Washington
Hawaii
Adair
K.U
Journal-World
Edward Starr Judd
Chicaro
Mayo Clinic
American Medical Association
Presbyterian Hospital
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed
Readable crossword clues cover a wide range from Visit stores to Moving device and River In Scotland. The list includes weathered terms such as Nerve net and Beheld, with entries spanning animals plants and objects. The grid appears dense with multilingual misspellings and OCR noise.
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Phoebe Copier
Faculty Women's Club Annual Display Showcases Arts and Crafts
The Faculty Women's Club hosts its annual display this Saturday December 7 at 10 am featuring art and handcraft from foreign and local makers. At the food table Miss Kathleen Doering and Miss Lalia Walling offer New Orleans pralines real cane molasses from Mississippi and Cornell honey not yet on the market. Foreign items include Swedish woven articles Armenian linens Greek crafts Persian prints Bagdad prints Chinese pieces and Danish silver, with Kansas prints by Mrs Roxoll Seabury. Organizers include Miss Winnie Lawrance Ruth Hoff Mary Grant Mary Larson Viola Anderson Marjorie Rumble Rosemary Ketcham Beulah Morrison Cora Downs Agnes Thompson and chairman Helen Titsworth, with assistants Wealthy Babcock Florence Black Margaret Lynn Mary Fee Helen Titsworth Cassandra Ritter.
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Faculty Women's Club
Kathleen Doering
Lalia Walling
New Orleans
Mississippi
Cornell
Greece
Persia
Bagdad
Kansas
Roxoll Seabury
Laguna Beach
Cal
Parental Creditors By Brooke Peters Church
Brooke Peters Church argues against using debts of gratitude in parent child relations. She contends lectures asserting owed respect can harm the bond by framing parenting as a gift meant to be repaid. Such appeals may coerce children and misstate parental duties, risking resentment rather than gratitude.
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Brooke Peters
Cranberry Jelly with Ham Dinner Menu Card
Meal includes baked ham with cloves, cranberry jelly, escalloped potatoes, vegetables, and desserts. Recipe fragments outline batter, bake times, and a chilled salad with green beans peas carrots celery onion and French dressing.
The Little Church in Black and White by Curtis
The piece reflects on memory prayer and moral insight stored in the subconscious, urging a potent mothering influence to tidy minds. It considers how scattered quotes, hymns, and scripture shapes persist, guiding Americans through vicissitudes and revealing hidden virtue when inner evil surfaces.
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The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
America
J. M. Barrie
Baldwin News Highlights Local Club Meetings and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leonard and children Sue and Paul Eugene arrived from Great Falls Montana to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Smith Leonard. Past Matrons Club meets Wednesday at Mrs. F. M. Hart ey. Book Review Club of A.A. A.W. meets December 9 in Taylor hall at 8 15 with Miss Ann Wellshear reviewing The Golden Chord. Mrs. Murray Wilson and daughters Mary Helen and Dorothy of Salina visited the Flemings and Mrs. Ruble for Thanksgiving. Baker University chapel speaker December 3 will be Miss Myrtle Rider, missionary in Japan. Glenn Carter, Baker class of 1932, reports enrollment at Boston University School of Theology and serving as associate pastor in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. William Hey and children attended a Wellsville Thanksgiving family reunion.
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Eugene Leonard
Sue
Paul Eugene
Great Falls
Mont
Smith Leonard
F. M. Hartey
Book Review Club
A.A. A.W
Taylor Hall
Ann Wellshear
Warwick Deeping, Jr
Murray Wilson
Mary Helen
Dorothy
Salina
Wallace B. Fleming
Harriet W. Ruble
Baker University
Myrtle Rider
Japan
Glenn Carter
Baker
Boston University School of Theology
Boston
William Hey
Tillie
Velma
Lester
Billy
Wellsville
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits in Baldwin Area
Thanksgiving gathered families from Merriam Rosedale and Kansas City as Baldwin residents hosted relatives. Beulah Helen Stewart attended an Elks party in Lawrence and the Missouri Kansas game with Roger Williams. Several Baldwin residents traveled for visits with relatives in LeRoy Dodge City Valley Chapel and Topeka while others hosted Thanksgiving dinners.
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G. S. Sanders
John Sanders
Ernest Browning
Merriam
Cecil Sanders
Rosedale
Berry Hann
Robert Black
Kansas City
Ernest Sanders
Baldwin
Beulah Helen Stewart
Lawrence
Roger Williams
Madge Reynolds
Dodge City
Bert Jones
Smith Leonard
Ottawa
Charles Averill
Bill Potts
E. F. Geyer
LeRoy
Thomas Halbert
Milo Story
E. H. Carpenter
Joseph Story
Valley Chapel
C. Bh. Story
Charles
Spring Creek
Rollo Critchfield
William Critchfield
Effingham
Oliver Price
RB. E. Gardner
Carbondale
Charles Saile
Edward Huey
A. D. Butell
Rollo Mueller
Donald Keith
Mar
Ceil
Columbia
Jack Hoefer
Marvy
Jack, Jr
Topeka
Robert BE. McHenry
J. Fischer
Merle
Jeanne
J. M. Montgomery
Teri
Jimmy
Gilbert M. Gander
Fischer
Charles Kath
Emma Caroline
James H. Gander
Edward Kapelle
Louise Woodruff
Tulsa
Baldwin and area residents gather for Thanksgiving notices
The passage lists numerous local families visiting, traveling and recovering from surgeries around Thanksgiving. Notable mentions include Fred Lane of Dodge City and extended kin across Kansas, Miss Maxine Custer recovering from an appendectomy in Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and J. H. Hill who died after a stroke, with funeral plans at the First Methodist church. Allen Daugherty reports recovery from surgery in Kansas City.
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Fred Lane
Dodge City
Frank Lane
Kansas City
Lucy Lane
Neodesha
Helen Lane
Independence
Maxine Custer
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Miss Custer
Thomas Custer
Baldwin
Francis Spencer
Spencer
Osawatomie
Mary Barnett
Milton Morgenstein
Clyde Stewart
Anna Elwell
Allen Daugherty
Nadine Carpenter
North Baldwin
J. H. Hill
First Methodist Church
James S. Chubb
George Potter
Mildred Black
Donald Black
University of Kansas
Carl Black
KU Band Concert Rescheduled to December 10
The University of Kansas band will perform its annual fall concert Tuesday evening at 8 in the University auditorium. The date moved from December 9 to avoid a Kansas basketball game against Washburn, aligning with the regular events schedule.
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University of Kansas
University Auditorium
Kansas
Washburn
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