Edison in State Honors Mark Nationwide Tribute
West Orange New Jersey October 20 AP Thousands lined the library of Edisons laboratory to pay homage as the inventor lay in state He will be buried in Rosedale Cemetery tomorrow with services at 4 pm President Hoover undecided on attending Public calls for a national tribute swept the country Lights in New Jersey homes streets and factories will be extinguished for one minute Tomorrow Several railroads and firms will suspend operations for a minute in his honor Flags at half mast appeared nationwide A New York board of education voted to name a future school Thomas A Edison High School
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas Alve Edison
Arthur H. Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Mr. Edison
Welber
New Jersey
New York
Board of Education
Thomas A. Edison High School
Dinner Menu Casserole and Acorn Squash Bake
Recipe fragments describe a mushroom and squash casserole for six with a butter flour milk sauce, baked acorn squash stuffed with bacon and brown sugar, a Russian dressing mix for salads, and a lemon tapioca pudding. Also included are steps for mixing, baking, and chilling components, with measurements and ingredients scattered throughout.
Vinland and Vicinity Local Notes and Visits
McPheETERS who has been ill shows improvement. George and Mrs Rockhold recently moved to Topeka and visited Mr and Mrs John Rockhold. Rev C K Jones and Mary Sturdy dined with Claude and Mrs Davault in Wellsville. Jones hadn’t visited in 56 years. Cy Jones fell from a ladder and broke his collar bone. Mrs Omi Hansen visits Lawrence for daughter Ferne Eckman in Memorial hospital. Mrs Oscar Homan and child return to Peabody after stays with McPheeters family. Clara Barton book gifted to Coal Creek Library by W H Sears of Lawrence. Young People’s society hosted a party at Frank Harrell’s. games and refreshments. Jack Harding, KU student, spent Sunday with Janzen and Rachel Hulce. About forty attended the Presbyterian basket dinner and program.
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McPheeters
George Rockhold
Topeka
John Rockhold
C. K. Jones
Mary Sturdy
Claude Davault
Wellsville
Jones
Cy Jones
Omi Hansen
Lawrence
Ferne Eckman
Memorial Hospital
Oscar Homan
Peabody
Kan
W. A. McPheet Jers
Clara Barton
Corra Bacon Foster
Coal Creek
W. H. Sears
Kans
Young People’s Society
Frank Harrell
Jack Harding
Kansas University
Janzen
Rachel Hulce
Presbyterian Church
Local notes from Corliss via DeSoto and Kansas City visits
A crop of short items reports T P Stevens and Mr Jones traveling to Moran Kansas on business. Mrs Charles Baker attends Ladies Aid in DeSoto. Numerous trips to Kansas City for markets visits and social calls list names Corliss Dent Andrew Atkinson and more. Road work on No 10 highway and a gasoline explosion injury to Harvey Couch are noted with care arrangements.
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J. C. Huff
Vernon Neumayer
Madison
Kan
Merlyn Andrew
Andrew
Will Andrew
Neumayer
Kansas City
Tracy Plummer
Albert
Stump Farm
Gertrude Atkinson
John Atkinson
Chauncey Bird
Corliss
Turner Hall
DeSoto
No. 10
Harvey Couch
W. G. Randall
Couch
Harvey
W. H. Dent
L. L. Corliss
Olathe
Lawrence and Bowen Families Host Busy Weekend Gatherings
Lawrence Faith and Miss Inez Bowen of Kansas City joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowen. A steak fry brought together Mr. and Mrs. Charles Banning and children with several couples at the Wilson home. Others socialized with the Thames, the Canavans, Mrs. Carter, and Frances Ice. Grange members attended in Lawrence Tuesday evening at the Hoovers, with Mrs. Hoover serving pumpkin pie and coffee during a pleasant evening. No business was transacted.
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Lawrence Faith
Lawrence
Inez Bowen
Kansas City
Harry Bowen
Charles Banning
Betty Jane
Warren
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Guy Carpenter motor to La Cygne to visit his mother Mrs Victoria Carpenter and family. Roscoe Kenneth Irene Daniels Rose and Bobby Messer visited Roscoe and Betty Peterson Tuesday evening after school. C P A lodge held their monthly meeting at the hall Tuesday evening. Mrs Roy Hegerman of Lawrence called at the Lloyd Herman home Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs X N Messer and Bobby motor to Lawrence Wednesday afternoon. Mr Messer attended the community sale. Clarence Crane and sons James and Orville of Euidora took supper at the Oscar Crane home Wednesday evening. Mrs Clarence Crane returned home Wednesday after several days at the Oscar Jane home. Mrs Homer Disque called at the John Daniels home Wednesday morning. N A Eberhart and son Floyd delivered tomatoes in Pleasant Grove Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Frank Desay and Mildred Spent Tuesday evening at the I S org home while Mr Deay attended the C P A meeting. Mrs N D Messer Rose and Bobby called at the George Hunsinger home of Fairview Thursday evening for pears. Mr and Mrs Oliver Beanan attended a movie in Lawrence Thursday evening.
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Guy Carpenter
la Cygne
Victoria Carpenter
Roscoe
Kenneth
Irene Daniels
Rose
Bobby Messer
Betty Peterson
C. P. A. Jodge
Roy Hegerman
Lawrence
Lloyd Herman
XN. D. Messer
Bobby
Mary Ann Peterson
Betty
Lou Peterson
Roy Goff
R. L. Clough
Wm. Lyons
Pleasant Grove
Kenneth Hegeman
Jay
Doris
John
Arlie Leder
Marie Daniels
Paul Flory
Ralph Messer
Jack Dillon
Patsy
Flory
Lois
Benny Jean
C. A. Peterson
George Markley
Michigan Valley
Murphy
Sandy Williams
Bill Parker
Rose Messer
John Daniels
Elizabeth Sanders
Edmond Cook
Kansas City
Bill
Porter
Billy
Robert Ulrich
Virgil Shoe
Dora Hunsinger
Oliver Beaman
Pleasant Grove and Lawrence Social Roundup
Mary Ann Peterson of Lawrence visited the school Friday afternoon and spent the evening with Betty and family. Four Leaf Club met at the school with slides and insect displays. Various locals visited Lawrence shops and attended a football game. Several accompanied relatives to Michigan Valley and Kansas City for illnesses and visits.
Griffen Family Hosts Birthday Dinner in Honor of Hisse Mae
Mr and Mrs Eugene S Griffen entertained on Sunday with a birthday dinner for their daughter Hisse Mae on her third birthday and for Mrs Griffens father Ed Westerhouse. The centerpiece featured a cake with three candles and plates were set for guests.
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Eugene S Griffen
Hisse Mae
Birthday Day Celebrations Across Griffen and Nearby Homes
A social day unfolds as Ed Westerhouse and family share a pleasant visit with Griffen relatives in Eudora and Lawrence. Neighbors and friends from Gardner to Hesper join Sunday gatherings, school programs, and club meetings, including the Iota Phi Pi club and J. L. I. group, with birthdays noted and plans for future celebrations.
Valley chapel social notes and local visits mix
Miss Marie Schellhorn of Kansas City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn. Mrs Willis Dunn attended a bridge party at the Girrards in Lawrence Tuesday. Mrs Fyock and children drove to Ottawa Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond visited with Mr and Mrs Willie Pickett. John Banks has a Siberian crab apple tree with blossoms that seem early. Mr and Mrs Clifford Christenson and Florene of Lawrence joined others for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Will Curtis and Margaret. Fannie Frantz left Marvin Bonds after days with their family and new baby. Mrs Martha Price and Mrs Bert Kruger of Pasadena and Mrs Bert Sutton and daughters joined dinner with Mr and Mrs W J Curtis and Margaret at Austin Flory home near Lone Star. Miss Mabel Shaw visited Kanwaka. Mrs Minnie Soxman of Lawrence and daughter visited Mrs John Banks. The Jolly Stitchers met with Mrs Solon Markley and quilted. Joe Banks of Overbrook visited cousins Mr and Mrs Joan Banks. Mr Lee hauled cord wood to…
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John Banks
Clifford Christenson
Florene
Lawrence
Alice
Cecil John
Will Curtis
Margaret
Fannie Frantz
Marvin Bond
Bond
Martha Price
Bert Kruger
Pasadena
Cal
Bert Sutton
Helen
Mabel
Anna Curtis
Baldwin
Roy Curtis
Conrad
WJ. Curtis
Austin Flory
Lone Star
Mabel Shaw
Kanwaka
Minnie Soxman
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Casseron
Servns
Vinland and Vicinity
T. P. Stevens
Mr. Jones
Moran
Charles Baker
Ladies Aid
Christian Church
Clarence Miller
Loring
Lynn. Montgomery
Wheeling Mo
L. L. Coryliss
Jasper Lesueur
Oma L. Dent
Alr
Erle Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Mrs. Hunter
Ginn
Prairie Center
Paulson
J. O. Huff
Frank Penner
John Penner
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eudora
Happy Bays
Orxile Chambers
Warren Betts
Cunningham
Mame Coffman
Ness County
Dr. Wright
Perry Mitchell
Ste Mitchell
Boone
DeSsie Veterinary
Hesper
Ed Westerhouse
Elsie Mae
Griffen
Amos Westerhouse
Ben
Henry. Westerhouse
Eugene Griffen
Noel
Delbert
Ralph Wotan
Horace Rogers
Roger. Stanley
Mildred Kasberger Waz
Ed Grab
Blanche Wotan
Delbert Griffen
Gardner Fair
Sarah Terrell
Ralph
Curtis Ruthrauff
Jean Williamson
Hesper Friends Church
Preston Register
Gardner
Mildred Grob
Car Millington
Oliver Desy
Clifford Haverty
Hesper Parent Teacher Association
J. Ry Harris
George Wotan
Sam Gabriel
L. Klopfen
Katherine Stanley
Frank Pn
Grob
Miss Griffin
Opal Shaw
C. M. Williamson
T. Miller
William Miller
Erwin Kanzig
Doug Harris
Iota Phi Phi Club
William Carter
Emma Schehrer
Alfred
Roger Stanley
Ed Burnell
Yotan
Jack Bundy Oh
Anoin School
Albert Grosdidier
J. L. I. Club
Ella Kasberger
Anna Sommer
Anita Stadler
Clara Seiwald
Katherine Rothberger
Fred Laughlin
Maurice Starr
Lonnie Canvin
Clara Grosdidier
Mary Neus Gifted
Pauline Sommer
Adelia Zimmerman
Edna Zilmner
Martha Seiwald
Regina Scherer
Theresa Sche
Ralph Votaw
Irvin Votan
Carl Kurtz
Carl Vernon
Louis Hadi
Kaw Valley
Hallowe’en
Y Ole's Book Store
Mass. St
Valley Chapel
Greyhound Bus
Denver
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Columbia ST. Louis
Chicago
EL Paso
Greyhound
Villakes
Union Bus Depot
Massachusetts
Quicthy Mackaill
Borothy Mackaill
Dorothy
First National
Hell
Mackaill
The
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N.B.C
Eyays
Miss Mackalil
Miss Mackall
Miss Mackaill
Fliat National
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