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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1936

Page

9

Couzens Leaves Hefty Fortune After Democratic Curtain Call

Detroit Oct 23 Senator Couzens a Michigan multimillionaire who built wealth from Ford connections died after a long illness. He gave two thirds of his fortune to charity including a 10 million gift to a children's fund and 550000 to a federal program for worker housing. Public funeral is set for Monday at the Couzens home in Bloomfield Hills with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Detroit Couzens Ac Mactic Doubti Michigan Harper Hospitol Pital Hedi Senate Henry Ford Roosevelt United States America Ford Motor Company Henry Edsel Ford Children’s Fund Pontiac Bloomfield Hills Woodlawn Cemetery

Correction notice on Hardesty sale and visitors

The Woodstock item corrects last week’s misprint naming Mr. and Mrs. W A Harding instead of Mr. and Mrs. W A Hardesty of Williamstown who held a public sale at their farm and are visiting Missouri relatives before moving to an Oklahoma farm. Also lists visitors with Mrs Dan Petrie including Mrs Charley Means and Mrs John Wilkins of McLouth and Mrs Mary.

W. A. Hardesty Williamstown Missouri Oklahoma W. R. Harding Dan Petrie Charley _Means John Wilkins McLouth Mary

Local Socials Tie Topeka Visitors and Nearby Families

Hassett of Topeka Mrs John Moses and daughter Mrs Ernest Davison and son of New Mexico. Miss Ruth Zook and Earl Zook of McLouth visited Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Zook. Mr and Mrs Virgil Groves and family entertained the past Sunday Mr and Mrs Wesley Ward and son of the Chester neighborhood Thomas Groves of Sunnyside and Mr Ewing of Lecompton

Hassett Topeka John Moses Ernest Davison New Mexico Ruth Zook Earl Zook McLouth Harry Zook Virgil Groves Wesley Ward Chester Thomas Groves Sunnyside Mr. Ewing Lecompton

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