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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1932

Page

5

Ottawa Bride weds Wichita Doctor in Simple Home Ceremony

Miss Doris Dickson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dickson of Ottawa wed Dr Carl Lambert of Wichita son of Mr and Mrs George Lambert of Kirksville Mo at the bride’s home Rev A B Kirk officiated with only close relatives present Irene Kahn maid of honor and Marsh Plumlee best man attended The couple hosted a reception and dinner at the Hotel Nelson for guests The bride a University of Kansas graduate and member of Chi Omega sorority will reside in Wichita after a short honeymoon Dr Lambert trained at Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery and now practices in Wichita

Doris Dickson John F. Dickson Ottawa Carl Lambert Wichita George E. Lambert Kirksville A. B.kirk Irene Kahn Marsh Plumlee Dickson Nelson University of Kansas Chi Omega Lambert Kirksville College of Osteopathy Hey

Personal Notices Mention Out of Town Friends at Funeral

Out of town friends attended funeral services yesterday for a local resident. The gathering drew relatives and neighbors, with condolences expressed by attendees. Further details were not provided in the readable text.

Yester

Lawrence social calendar notes and community visits

The column lists frequent club meetings and social events in Lawrence including Democratic Women and D. A. clubs, sorority dinners, bridge and past Matrons groups, and local church and school activities. It notes travels of residents to Springfield for the G A R encampment, visits with relatives, college arrivals, weddings, and a window unveiling, with numerous names and addresses across Topeka, Kansas City, Burlington, and nearby towns.

Kinday D. Hamilt B. FL_Howard Masonic Temple Charles Wy. Lescher Fritz Meya N. B.C

Hendersons move to Kansas City after visit to sister

Mr. and Mrs Basil Henderson and daughter relocate to Kansas City following a month visiting Mrs Harold Cox. Henderson works for Meyers Milk Co. The Davises visit Colorado Springs while Mr. Davis takes vacation from his mail route duties. Walter McRill substitutes in his absence. Bert Needham family remain elsewhere.

Basil Henderson Kansas City Harold Cox Henderson Meyers Milk Company T. C. Davis Colorado Springs Colo Davis Walter MecRill Bert Needham

Fairview Woman’s Missionary Society Meets at Leary Home

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Fairview met at Mrs Ernest Leary's home on Wednesday afternoon with opening singing. Officers elected include president Miss Ethel Cowles first vice president Miss Elsie Brown second vice president Mrs Frank Horrell third vice president Mrs Ernest Leary corresponding secretary Miss Elsie Brown recording secretary Mrs Charles Hubbard treasurer Mrs G W Cooper Ladies Aid treasurer Mrs B C Day chorister Miss Edna Koehler pianist Mrs H W Marshall stewardship secretary Mrs Homer Brownlee extension secretary Mrs Paul Koehler and mite box secretary Mrs Frank Horrell.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Ernest Leary Ethel Cowles Elsie Brown Frank Horrell Charles Hubbard G. W. Cooper Ladies Aid B.C. Day Edna Koehler H. W. Marshall Homer Brownlee Paul Koehler Russel Cooper

Today CrossWord Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Puzzle shows a mixed set of across and down clues with numbers and partial answers. The page includes references to animals, objects, measurements, and words like Monkeys, Belaware Indians, and African bread, indicating a standard newspaper crossword with a long list of definitions and cross references.

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Kanwaka and Oak Ridge Social Roundup News

Mrs Mae Edmondson visited in Oakridge. Kanwaka school opened with twenty five pupils. Numerous local visits, picnics and birthday gatherings noted. Names include Edmondson Leary Hunsinger Bigsby Ulrich Shields Shaw Colman and many others across Lawrence Overbrook and Topeka areas.

Miss Henrietta Verrel Returns to Uenoa Teaching

Miss Henrietta Verrel returns to her teaching in Uenoa Nebraska after a summer with her mother Mrs Sarah Verrel and brother Ralph Verrel and after working at Kansas University summer school. Arthur Gabriel and Bell Roche drove to St Louis Missouri on Sunday. Little Barbara Ann Kurtz daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Kurtz was ill after eating a box of medicine through Thursday night. Mrs Walter Marker assisted care on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard Kohler entertained her Sunday school class on Wednesday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Chas Gerstenberger and sons Avon Gaile and Delbert Mr and Mrs Sam Weis and family Mr and Mrs Pred Neis Clarence and Veral Mr and Mrs Floyd Broers Kathyyeen Miss Agnes Pine and Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis Ruby and Robert.

Anne Miller Ulrich J. C. Rumsey Hazel Henick Topeka Joseph Henrck Alice Sherbon Louis Bauman Lawrence J. S. Emmett Austa Northrup Memorial Hospital A. E. Ulrich Antoa Miller L. H. Petefish W. F. Elkin Kansas City B. N. Bailey C. L. Johanning Douglas County School Board Teachers’ Institute Mabel Shaw Washington Creek Opal Shaw Clinton Virginia Colman Greenwood Valley Loretta Shaw Twin Mound George Haverstock Willard Shaw Iola Beil’ Johnson Margaret Colman Seymour Gray Kanwaka Big Springs Harry Carr Lecompton Grover Rothwell Ralph Colman Kanwake Wesnesday E. M. Bahnmaier Guy Bigsby G. T. Richards Ed Buerman Ida May Kanwaka Good Will Club Brown’s Grove Lloyd Bigsby George Bigsby Ambrose Bigsby Kan Janett E. Howard Hartford Henrietta ‘Verrel Uenoa Neb Sarah 'Ferrell Ralph ‘Ferrel Kansas University Arthur Gabriel Bell Roche St. Louis Barbara Ann Kurtz Elmer Kurtz Walter Marker Howard Kohler Chas. Gerstenberger Avon Gaile Delbert Sam Weis Pred Neis Clarence Veral Floyd Broers Kathiyeen Agnes Pine Gideon Neis Ruby Robert

Black Jack student and field accident report

Miss Frances Lawrenz of Clearfield attends Baldwin High as a freshman and travels daily with her cousin Clarence Moldenhauer a high school senior. Harley Dobson narrowly escaped serious injury while working in a field when the disc implement tongued him. he fell and was bruised but received prompt help.

Frances Lawrenz Clearfield Albert Moldenhauer Baldwin Clarence Moldenhauer Harley Dobson Dobson

Worden Missionary Society Oratorical Contest Held

Worden church hosted the Worden Women's Missionary society oratorical contest Friday evening. Mrs Harry Flory returned from Montebello California after two months with her daughter Mrs Perry Barkley. Chester Gibson and Ernest Pohl joined Worden team for a horse shoe match against Baldwin. Families shared Sunday meals with Frank Lutz and Charley Browning households.

Chester Gibson Frank Lutz Mary Peffly Harry Flory Elmer Rappard Charley Browning

Knowledge Hill School News and Accidental Injury

Lafone Jacka suffered a severe leg injury when his pony kicked during barn work. Dr. Post treats him. he can attend school. School opened September 5 with 20 pupils. Miss Airhart returns as teacher. New students include John Grant Virginia Grant Keith Grant Billy Gene Rice Marvin Edmonds Lafone Jacka. Mr and Mrs James welcomed an eight pound boy September 11. Club met with Mrs Baker Murphy and Miss Frances Third September 7. curtains made for the schoolhouse. attendees included Mrs Willian.

Lafone Jacka Post

Topeka Fair Attendees List And Local Injuries Reported

Families attending the Topeka fair on Wednesday and Thursday include the Skeets, Thirys, Wells, La Dude, Colby, Edmonds, Canary, Rice, and others with Mrs. Grant and Miss Sears visiting. Lloyd Housworth injured his thumb helping his father sew wood and misses school. William Rice transported an oil load to Iowa on Friday September 16 as Mrs. William Rice and Jimmy visited Mrs. Johns.

Topeka Fair Harold Skeet Clifford Thiry Wells Lois Charles la Dude Colby Vane iRay Edmonds John Canary Airhart Rice

HAWK HALLOW TO JUDGE 4 H CLOTHING EXHIBIT AT KANSAS FAIR

Anna Marie Doege and Jamie Royal were chosen to judge the 4 H club clothing exhibit at the Kansas fair in Topeka on September 13. They were appointed from the home making class 11 of the rural high school. W C T U met at the home of Mrs David Thistlethwaite Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and son Roy attended the fair. Cecil Smith has recovered from typhoid fever. Mrs Sparks will entertain the Ladies Catholic Club Thursday at the parish hall. Mr and Mrs John Fox and family attended the fair Wednesday.

Walnut Street Olathe A. J. Taylor Jessie Rae Taylor Chicago Harry Wendorf Mrr E. Davidson McLouth South Dakota The Friends Church State Bank Memorial Hospital Royal Leslie McKeehen Toledo Ohio Sam Dews Royal Theater Charles H. Woods Strickland Hans Fresenmuth W. J. Stephenson H. M. Clodfelter E. E. Hoskins D. McCullough Ae P T. A W.T. Hoover Lievd Ripley Mra. C. TL. Nellis Georgia Ramsave Kansas City Merton Thistlethwaite N. W. Tatlow Jefferson City Ervin Green Dora Papenhausen Yonkers,n. Y Fred Papenhausen Mae Edmondson Willard Morgan Oakridge Eugene Leary C. G Midland Edmondson Ware C. J. Topping Harry Edmondson Andonald Lloyd Ware, Jr Lawrence George Allbaugh Charles and Frank Allbaugh Flora Ind David Allbaugh Delhi Ernest Leary T. N. Shirdr Ed Heaston High Prairie Overbrook Salina J. M. Bulla Redfield Kan W. S. Wells Vernon Garrett George Hunsinger E. L. Brown and Burton Paul Winter Will Gorrill Mary G. E. Cadwell Roy Peyton Helen Harshberger Virginia Gorrill Clyde Edwards J. G. Edwards Jess Edwards Smithville Burk Edwards G. C. Ross Barker Estel Moore Dicke Moore Willow Springs Herbert McClintock C. E. Ralston A. R. Hinshaw Burton Brown Charles Thomas Anna Marie Doege Jamie Royal Topeka David. Thistlethwaite Fred Smith David Thistlethwaite Herbert Baker Cecil Smith Sparks Ladies Catholic Club John Fox

Six boys escape from Topeka Industrial School

Six boys escaped from the Boys Industrial School in Topeka late yesterday afternoon. They were last seen headed toward Lawrence after attending a local fair and leaving in an Essex sedan, authorities and police were notified.

Topeka Lawrence

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