Gold in flight grows as Italo-Ethiopian tension rises
Reports say Africa's empire may be invaded by Italian troops as gold shipments to the United States accelerate. France faces international pressure with officials awaiting Haile Selassie and League of Nations notification. British pressure and a possible cabinet crisis loom as Laval weighs stance on Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Europe
United States
New York
America
France
Ethiopia
Paris
Rome
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Reuters
Addis Ababa
Mount Mussa Ali
Ian
Memré
Pierre Laval
Edouard Herriot
Laval
Italy
Britain
London
Mediterranean
Tif Laval
Noonger
Local Weddings and Community Notes From Williamstown
Miss Rita Belle May wed Gene Grandstaff of Perry on September 11 in St Olathe and are living in Perry. Miss Mae Long will marry Frederick Samples in Oskaloosa on October 26. Earl Marcum returns from camp to start October. Local patrolman Worland retires. Newell to run tractor teams. Wheat contract benefit checks distributed. Roy Freer earns cash awards at Hutchinson fair. Various town folks visit Los Angeles and Baselor. Wheat theft reported. birthday and quilting events noted. Bay and Rhoades of Perry attend a marriage ceremony in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Belle May
George May
Gene
Grandstaff
Perry
Hart
Mae Long
James K. Long
Frederick Samples
Matfield Green
Oskaloosa
Miss Long
Jefferson Couney
Samples
PWA
Jefferson Cqunty
Earl ‘Marcum
Squaw Lake
Minn
Dale
Worland
Williamstown
Newell
Lee Johnson
Wyoming
Hardesty
Roy Freer
Hutchinson Fair
Merle Brock
Pat
James Tenpenny
Los Angeles
Mr. Brock
Salt
Wedding Announcement for Winn White and Howard Krum
Miss Winn White and Howard Krum of Lawrence were united in marriage on September 19 in a simple ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple requested no gifts and will reside in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mony
Miss Winn White
Howard Krum
Lawrence
Reno Social News Recaps Local Visits and Events
Mrs Mable Roberta and Mrs Dale Rawlings visited Bethany hospital in Kansas City. Families moved to Tonganoxie and Topeka visitors attended at Mrs Phenicie’s home. Rally Day set for Reno Church October 6 with basket dinner. Includes picnics, birthdays and hospital stays.
Fidelis class officers elected at Belleview gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ott hosted the Fidelis Sunday school class at their Belleview home Friday night. The annual election of class officers was held and remarks and refreshments followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shirck, Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bohnsack, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kellum, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Chronister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Argus Cochran, Ben Bartz, Ralph Terrell, and Rev. L. C. Rapier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ott
Fidelis
Howard McKinney
J. F. Shirck
Kelvin Hoover
F. G. Hughes
Herman Bohnsack
Pat Kellum
Everett Chronister
Floyd Pierce
Argus Cochran
Ben Bartz
Ralph Terrell
L. C. Rapier
Fred Bartz
Pearl Houser
Ed Forsythe
Howard. McKinney
W.F.M.S
Eudora Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
The list of residents includes Thelma and Marie Williams visiting relatives in Kansas City. W. K. Williams and family drove to Kansas City for Sunday dinner with the Hendons and Knapps. Local attendance at Rudolf Hammer’s funeral is noted. Several households announce moves and employment changes around Eudora, with residents relocating to nearby farms and positions shifting among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Anderson
L. J. Shirek
Pauline Cory
Ward
Richard
Gus Ziesenis
Ed Forsythe
Kansas City
Robert
Arno
Warner
M. F. Stone
Eudora
Leona
Leroy
Stone
Lawrence
Z. G. Houser
Prairie Center
B. Gage
W. K. Williams
Duallyn
J. F. Shirck
District conference programs and local notices in Osceola
A Monday District conference at the Methodist church drew about two hundred delegates with prominent speakers. A noon luncheon by the Ladies Aid and an evening dinner followed. Dr John McFadden and Sen Arthur Capper participated in a public interview. Miss Anna Phillips and John Rice Jr were married September 7 by Probate Judge Arthur Ferris, both longtime residents and high school graduates. Mr and Mrs Harry Riley hosted Maggie Layton of Hiawatha. Mrs Abe Gilbert of Topeka visited relatives. Claude Keever bought the Coleman residence and will move next month. Mrs Coleman and Miss Willetta Low will occupy part of Nellie Pennington's home. Mrs E A Ahrens continues to recover from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
John McFadden
Arthur Capper
Anna Phillips
John Rice
Arthur Ferris
Harry Riley
Maggie Layton
Hiawatha
Riley
Abe Gilbert
Topeka
W. D. Monroe
Claude Keever
Coleman
Cole
Man
Willetta Low
Nellie Pennington
E. A. Ahrens
Kaw Valley Folks Attend Kansas Free Fair in Topeka
Mr and Mrs Charles Corel and family and Mrs Ella Bowman and Lawrence joined Mr and Mrs James Corel Mr and Mrs Conrad Hahn and family Mr and Mrs Eugene Corel and daughter Barbara for a Kansas Free Fair visit in Topeka on Thursday. Mrs Stockwell of McLouth stayed with daughter Mrs Elmer Cox last week. Oliver Schutz near Lake View visited Bert Mitchell home on Friday. A number from this neighbor-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Corel
Ella Bowman
Lawrence
James Corel
Conrad Hahn
Eugene Corel
Barbara
Topeka
Stockwell of
McLouth
Elmer Cox
Oliver Schutz
Lake View
Bert Mitchell
Community Notices From West Lawrence to Eudora
Hood attended Puratone shows in West Lawrence last week. Mrs Paul Hadl dined with grandmother Lavina Smoots in Eudora Friday. Mrs J C Saunders and Myrtle Walters attended a North Lawrence stork shower Friday for a relative. Carol Martin of Iowa City stayed with Mr and Mrs J D Martin from Saturday evening to Monday morning.
Quilts, moves, and meetings in Barber community
The Jolly Quilters met with Mrs. George Houk on Wednesday September 25 to sew a wedding ring quilt with twelve members present. Upcoming meetings are planned with Mrs. Jake Bidinger and Mrs. M. J. Pierson. Several residents plan moves to Midland and the Siler and Bidinger farms next month. A Barber school program featured songs recitations and dances, followed by an 8 member community meeting electing officers and setting a monthly schedule. Also noted were visits from and to Mrs. Stanwix, Mr. and Mrs. Yoent, Mrs. Love, and many other local schoolmates and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Quilters
George Houk
Club
Jake Bidinger
Ben Garber
Midland
Arthur Cummings
Siler
Garbers
Roy Deskin
O. Bidinger
C. E. Stanwix
Jim Yoent
Lawrence
Raymond Love
Pleasant Grove
Peterson and Stanwix
Kanwaka
Good Will Club
Olin Button
Garber
Wiggins
Hird
Johanning
Buerman
Warrington
Harold Stover
Jack
Leslie Harrell
One
Josephine Wiggins
Bobby Peterson
Martha Smith
Harrell
Bob Peterson
Carter
Miss Smith
George Coffman
Harry Stover
Stanwix
Mark Pierson
Mary Martin
Ridley
Emma Mufflin
Burton
Hugo Schellhorn
Julia Doane
John Christy
George Strahn
Lilie Ridley
Fall Leaf Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Mary McBride and Darlin Kindred drove to Kansas City to see granddaughter Mrs. Mabel Hornchild who is very ill. Louis Olsen funeral held in Kansas City from Lady of Sorrow church. J A Reed and son Jimmie of Kansas City and Otto Mignot of Eudora were dinner guests of Hanna Pfleger. Mrs. Frank Vitt recovering from plant poisoning. Charles Vitt and Claude Hollen beck delivered melons to St Joseph. Bagby of Eudora painted Fall Leaf school. John Schellack of Bartlesville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McBride
Darlin Kindred
Kansas City
Mabel Hornchild
George Abbott
Otto Vitt
George Davis
Louis Olsen
Lady of Sorrow Church
J. A. Reed
Jimmie
Moe
Otto Mignot
Eudora
Hanna Pfleger
Frank Vitt
Charles Vitt
Claude Hollenbeck
St. Joseph
Mr. Bagby
John Schellack
Bartlesville
Bayer Aspirin: Safe Pain Relief and Medical Endorsement
The passage urges readers to consult doctors before using unfamiliar remedies and promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin as a fast, safe option for headaches and common pains. It notes aspirin’s favorable shift in medical practice and advises asking specifically for Bayer Aspirin rather than just aspirin.
Local Happenings Note Weekend Visits And Visits
Okla visited his brother Harve and family Sunday night and Mon Wayne Witt stayed overnight with sister Mrs. Howard Caviness and family at Hesper Saturday night. Miss Treva Canary staying with Mrs. Frances Griener of Eudora while attending high school. Mrs. Hanna Pfleger bought a new electric radio. Frank Bryant on sick list the past few days. Mr. Raddel of DeSoto and Charles Vitt trucked melons to St Joseph Mo Tuesday night. Mrs. Charles Vitt and baby spent the night with Mrs. Hanna Pfleger. Fred Reetz attended grange at Linwood Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Vitt
St. Joseph
Charles Vitt
Baby
Hanna Pfleger
Fred Reetz
Grange
Linwood
Edith Gimbler Returns Home From Chicago Visit
Miss Edith Gimbler who has been spending several months in Chicago with relatives returned on Sunday with her aunt and uncle who will visit with their mother and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gimbler
Chicago
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events Include Visits and School Meetings
Mr and Mrs Carl Deay visit Savannah Mo for treatment as Mrs Deay recovers. E R Button and children dine with Miss Baird in Wellsville. Mrs Herman Jansen joins over the weekend. Lem Sturdy and Woodrow share supper with Claude Dayault in Wellsville and attend the picnic fair. A G Hammond and family and Mrs C A Jones dine with B A Hammond. Young People of Union Sunday school host friends at church Friday. Mrs Ross Stone and Juanita prepare to attend K U in Lawrence where Juanita is a senior. Vinland district teachers meet monthly at Vinland de school with Miss Esther Vird teaching. County Superintendent Harold Fisher visits Coal Creek school. Lorene Williams and Margaret Everley listed as teachers. Wilson Counts remains bedridden for weeks. A G Hammond and Eunice attend Wellsville fair. Hammond wins apples at Wellsville and Golden Delicious at Topeka. Rev and Mrs MacLean visit Parsons for a few days. Callers at Lem Study's Sunday include Claude Vavault and Doris Wellsville, Mrs Ross Stone and Ferne. Lee Robertson of Lawrence spends Sunday with the Robertson family. Lawrence night school at the Business College begins October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Deay
Savannah
Deay
E. R. Button
Miss Baird
Wellsville
Herman Janzen
Baird
C. A. Jones
B. A. Hammond
Union Sunday School
Ross Stone
Juanita
Lawrence
K. U
Vinland
Esther Ird
Harold Fisher
Coal Creek
Lorene Williams
Margaret Everely
Wilson Counts
A. G. Hammond
Eunice
Hammond
Topeka
MacLean
Parsons
Lem
Claude Vavault
Doris
Ferne
Lee Robertson
Ralph Robertson
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Marguerite
Marjorie ‘White
Bén White
K. A
Stirtorf Ace Agildred Allen Ising
Evelyn Tenpenny
Basehor
Isaiah Dick
James Gordon
Claude Gordon
Waiter ‘Wilbur
Bert Hurd
Alberta
Marian Black
Darlene
Virginia
Claré Ruth Wilbur
Betty
Marian Gordon
Lucille
Jerald
Vausbinder
Bay
G. J.rhoades
Uncle Will
Clem McSpadden
Will Rogers
Clem
Rogers
Will
Oologah
Okla
Associated Press
Reno
Mable Roberta
Dale Rawlings
T. C. Davis
Bethany Hospital
Stankel
Tonganoxie
Clevenger
Harry White
George White
Ruth Phenicie
Ross A. Phenicie
Hattie Diverbess
Aid Society
Sam Gilliland
Bleakley
Busch
Floyd Gilliland
Willis Woods
Georgiana Bleakley
Clay Center
W. T. Bleakley
Lacy
Phenicie
Sally
G. L. Phenicie
Jean McKone
Mrs. Eckert
Warren Eckert
C. L. Dehoffi
Helen
Mary Lou
Will Young
Jean
L. C. Bradley
Worley
H. C. Wood
Dorothy
Plank
Carol Alice
G. L. Dehoff
V. A. Dehoff
R. Graham
Mable Roberts
Leavenworth
Mrs. Wells
Mary Ann White
Memorial Hospital
C. E. Hillsden
Belleview
Kaw Valley
B.P.C.E
Lodge
O. W. Maloney
Aspiriey
Selassie
John C. Robinson
Gol
Hubert Julian
Emperor Haile Selassie
Air Force
Robinson
Vinland and Vicinity
Vil Ayer
The
Lawrence Business College
Adyr
Santa FE
CS Santa Fe
Kansas City-Lawrence
Emporia
Osage City
Tosska
W. W. Burnett
Agert
Lawrence, Kan
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