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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1935

Page

5

NAZI SETBACK IN DANZIG BALLOT STALLS DICTATORSHIP BID

In the Free City of Danzig Nazi hopes for a two thirds parliamentary majority were dashed as about 60 percent of votes backed seven parties in the volkstag election. Nazi support totaled 159,200 of 232,279 ballots, with Social Democrats 37,930, Centrists 30,059, and others including Polish 8,100 and Front Fighters 50 Measured outcome seen as a significant setback for Nazism in a city that voted largely German Catholic and Socialist voters.

Free City of Danzig Teutonic Knights Volkstaa Germany Nazi Party Social Democrats

Rain Ends Dust Era in Kansas Wheat Belt

Topeka reports moderate to heavy rains revived wheat and spring pastures across central and southeastern Kansas, easing drought and drying fields for corn planting while western areas remained dry. Fruit buds suffered potential damage from a late freeze, and forecasters warned that dust storms could resume despite soil moisture gains.

Topeka Kansas D. Flora Flora Nebraska

Weekend Rainfalls Hit Various Kansas Towns

The report details weekend rainfall in Kansas with Eureka and Walnut receiving the heaviest totals at 1.44 and 1.21 inches. St Joseph Missouri recorded 1.01 inches. Additional rainfall amounts include Topeka 0.49, Horton 0.50, Iola 0.32, Independence 0.18, Emporia 0.20, Manhattan Wichita Anthony and McPherson 0.28, Concordia 0.34, Phillipsburg 0.52, Hays 0.10, Larned 0.18, Dodge City 0.02 and Dresden 0.34. The piece also lists local social visits from Lawrence residents, and mentions Farmland school students from Seneca Missouri enrolling April 1, with notes on grades and a spelling contest results in Lawrence where Helen Jean Ott, Ruth Ott and Gladys Turner achieved 95% and 75% respectively.

Eureka Walnut Kansas St. Joseph Doniphan County Topeka Horton Iola Independence Emporia Manhattan Wichita Anthony McPherson Concordia Phillipsburg Hays Larned Dodge City Dresden Jenee Fred Pointer Eudora Harold Saunders James Saunders Charles Saunders Phil Mildred Saunders Edward Martin Loraine Phil Ernst Rockland Stienbring Lawrence Milton Schaake Harold Pauline Claudine Turner Farmland School Seneca Claudine William Saunders Phil Saunders Helen Jean Ott Ruth Ott Gladys Turner Helen Jean Gladys Ruth

Forty fourth anniversary remembered at Franklin dinner

In Franklin, Mr and Mrs Michael Schutz celebrated their forty fourth wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner hosted by their children and relatives. Attendees included Ted Flory Beulah Joy Tuttle Lettia and Lois Flory Ida Puckett Walter Puckett Oliver Schutz Arthur Schutz Kenneth and Raymond Schutz and others. Cream and cake were served in the afternoon.

Ted Flory Beulah Joy Michael Schutz Franklin Roy Tuttle Lettia and Lois Sheldon, Mo C. C. Flory Olie Schickner Walter Ida Puckett Lawrence Oliver Schutz Elmer Cox Lawrence Hughes Robert Topeka Jack Hughes Myrtle Walters Edward Martin L. M

Crowder Funeral for Oscar Collins Held in Lawrence

Funeral services for Oscar Collins, who died March 22 at his home, were conducted at Rumsey chapel in Lawrence with Rev. Seth Slaughter in charge. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were Benjamin Shields, Lonnie Strong, Henry Collins, Ormal Hodson, Harold Coley, and Harland Coley. Survived by five sisters in Los Angeles and Winter, and three brothers in Los Angeles and the local area. Oscar lived his life in the neighborhood and was highly regarded. Deep sympathy extended to the family. The Sunflower 4-H club member attended a Douglas county model 4-FE club contest at No. 6 schoolhouse last Saturday evening.

Oscar Collins Rumsey Lawrence Seth Slaughter Oak Hill Cemetery Benjamin Shields Lonnie Strong Henry Collins Ormal Hodson Harold Coley Harland Coley B. R. Lower George Larpee Bert Hale Los Angeles California Elmer Shields Winter Paul Brune Midland Jackson L. Collins Beattie Collins W. I. Collins Oscar Dorothy Armstrong Douglas County Sunflower Club Ottawa Matie Neely Crowder School Richard Clarence Hodson Billy Hodson Jack Collins Paul Bradley Virginia Mayhew Lawrence Hodson Betty Hodson Sammie Grimes Edith Carr Wesley Grimes W. [. Collins Lionel Rogers H. A. Rogers J. M. Crowder Robert Norwood Lecompton Harlie Armstrong Frank Pryor J. &. Mercer Maxine Mercer Joe Giannangelo W. S. Collins Here Charlie Lecompton High School Eugene Collins Lionel Rogers Was A Saturday Guest of Mrs. L. Hodson and Family In Lake View Frank Speicher Harry Carr F. B. Patty Lake View W. J. Collins Eugene Jack Emmett Kanwaka Margaret Perkins Helen Jessie Mae Ruth Rachel Norwood Deshazer Charles Tevis Dorothy Anna Bell Ernest Deshazer Perry Arthur Mayhew Ruth Norwood Bobbie Norwood Phil

Festival Queen attends model 4-H contest trip

A Sunflower club group was chosen to travel to Ottawa on Saturday April 6 for the model 4-H club meeting contest between county groups. Various local residents visited schools and shared community updates while students earned perfect attendance and honor roll recognitions during the month.

Presbyterian Circle Hosts Program And Pre Easter Talks

Mrs. Celia Phinney hosted the Presbyterian missionary society with devotional numbers by Mrs. E A Ahrens and others. special church services are planned all week with guest speakers from Nortonville Winchester Ozawkie McLouth. Cardinal bus service resumes with Holton to Kansas City round trip. Ottawa visitors and high school operetta And It Rained featured a full auditorium crowd of seventy participants at the Wise hotel setting.

C. W. Roberts Chanute C. E. Patrick Celia Phinney Presbyterian Missionary Society Will Saylor Fern Crawford George Sands E. A. Ahrens Belle Sharkey Ahrens Elijah Roy Johnston George Beyer Gold Mountain Stebbens Presbyterian Church L. G. Osborn Nortonville James Henry Winchester Auchard Ozawkie Williams McLouth Cardinal Oskaloosa Kansas City Holton E.Z. Meyer Ottawa Hal Gay Wise

Operetta Encore Highlights Local School Talent

The article notes a bridge destroyed enabling lively episodes and clever songs. Students in leading roles include Albert Hamilton Iren Robohn Mary Morrow Lewis Weinberg Mary Alta Waggoner Jeanette Leech Max Mountain Louis Thompson Dale Carson Hugh Simon Lewis Metzger. Dances by Lorraine Dennis Louellen Hoskinson John Finley Bernard Fowler. Mrs Arlan Wilkinson pianist. Ruth Sacher directing. Indian scene praised with borrowed costumes from Haskell Institute. makeup led by Mrs Russell Stewart. John Finley in full head dress. Sacher praised for success. Richard Rice visited from Lawrence. Osage county trip and local visits noted. County spelling finals set for April 6. music festival in Valley Falls on April 11. Joe Schneider Nortonville postmaster visiting. Mrs Inzie Lacey and Mary Frances at Ozawkie.

Ruth Sacher Haskell Institute Russell Stewart John Finely Miss Sacher Richard Rice Lawrence Joe Schneider Nortonville Schneider Inzie Lacey Mary Frances Joe Wiley Ozawkie

Sunday Socials in Columbia Spotlight Woodward and Flory Families

Columbia notes show Merritt Woodward and family visiting Arthur Losh in Clinton while Jane Ewing calls on Leonard Fields. Several households including Florys, Beeghleys, Ewing, and Markleys share Sunday gatherings. Calf branding performed by Charlie Woodward for Charles and Lloyd Shuck on Tuesday afternoon.

Merritt Woodward Betty Thelma Charlie Woodward Arthur Losh Clinton Jane Ewing Leonard Fields Ruby Charlie Brohammer Henry Flory Abe Flory Wesley Mable Wingert Will Postma Florence Laurie Richard Daniel Beeghley Mauris Ewing William Markley Elmer Pisry Riley Riley Montgomery Western Kansas Harve Flory Harold Wayne Solon Markley Mary Katherine William Robert Markley Charles Lloyd Shuck

Dust storms in Colorado evoke Walter Stoebener’s letter

Walter Stoebener wrote home about severe dust storms in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Schwartz, Melvin and Betty Jane spent last Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Stoebener Colorado Ivan Schwartz Melvin Betty Jane

Planting Onions From Sets and Seed Practices

Onions can be grown from seed or sets with sets giving best results. Plant sets two to three inches apart in rows 14 to 16 inches apart, one to two inches deep with root end down. Green onions can fill rows. harvest fully grown onions when tops break over and cure in a cool dry, well ventilated place after removing tops.

Walter Fleer and daughter Vir ginia at Worden church play

The Worden Evangelical church YPM of the W ord en church held a Saturday evening practice for an upcoming play. Karl and Milton Niebrugge traveled to Nebraska then returned by Saturday. Several locals have had measles including Jehle, Breithaupt, Johanning, and Stoeber. Otto Hack and Mrs Hack dined with Sophia Schwartz. Glen Schwartz visited John Miller and family. John Stoebener and son Arnold visited William Niebrugge and others on Sunday.

Walter Fleer Virginia Worden Evangelical Church Karl Milton Niebrugge Nebraska Karl Niebrugge John Heim John Stoebener Arnold Lawrence Harold Ivan Edwin Jehle Ruth Fred Leland Breithaupt Carl Johanning Oscar Otto Stoebener Marie Fleer Lois Elm Otto Hack Hack Sophia Schwartz Clara Hattie Glen Schwartz John Miller Dorothy John Overbrook William Niebrugge Jone Karl Milton William Aas

Local families host visitors and Sunday gatherings

McLOUTH Mrs. Paul Brackman of Kansas City visits her parents Mr and Mrs Irvin Davi son. Mrs M M Young and son Or ville with Mrs Alma Shaw of Topeka call at Rev M H Young home Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Mosier of Kansas City spend Sunday with Ott Harding. Methodist League hosts an April Fool party at A A Haltoms. Elmer Luce family and Nevelyn Velma Meyer visit Derald Luce in Jarbola Sunday.

Paul Brackman Kansas City Irvin Davison M. M. Young and Son Orville Alma Shaw Topeka Mildred Faye M. H. Young Jesse Pyle Octavia Mull Lawrence George Mosier Ott Harding Methodist League A. A. Haltom Elmer Luce Theodore Nevelyn Velma Meyer Derald Luce Jarbola

McLouth mayor elected in city election

Miss Ida Brown of Topeka visits her sister Mrs. Frank Landon this week. Jon Jungman wins the McLouth mayoral race in Monday city election. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Allister in New York City on April 1.

Chas. Fowler Marret Fowler Helen Bradford Er. Williams Jon Jungman McLouth Ida Brown Topeka Frank Landon Jnmes Edmonds Real Gran Allister New York City New York Clara Magill Granada Theatre Lawrence Charolotte Edmonds Kansas City Earl Edmonds Billy Bradford Lucille Ross Charles Ruth Schaffner Hiawatha Carroll Nickies C. A. Davis Don Miller Fort Scott

Brown's Lotion Soap promises scalp relief and sale details

Dandruff is quickly dissolved by Brown's Lotion Soap a liquid sold for fifty cents. For sore spots on the scalp and eczema use the lotion with the liquid soap to stop itching. Complete directions on each bottle and money back guarantee on first bottle at Round Corner Drug.

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