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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
11
CUSTOM HATCHING offers baby chicks and all supplies including brooders and feeders priced right at Gmnt's Hatchery. Phone 415. FOR RENT a modern cottage at 310 West léth with low rent plus two in room a parts. Bills paid. Location on La. and Ind. Sts. F. G. Alford, 1141 to
Five room frame cottage with bath, 72 by 130 foot lot, good condition, desirable location. Present value 1500 dollars. Will trade for a Kansas City farm of equal value. Address P O Box Kansas City Missouri. For rent to reliable party, entire first floor of modern home, partly furnished or unfurnished. Close in. Phone 12077 5 to 7 30 PM.
Chicago market notes marked by a sharp late upturn in grain values led wheat futures to new season highs with May breaking the $1.00 mark and September topping 1.00, amid bullish sentiment from a Pratt Kansas crop expert. Corn and oats showed smaller gains as hogs and cattle trades varied in Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs Martin Abel visited friends in Kansas City Monday. John Ott Sr and sons Ethel bert and Emerson spoke with relatives at Ott home. Floyd Churchbaugh of Pleasant Grove spent Sunday with J E Brazils family. Walter Witt joined the visit there. Harry Strong attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Pippert at Worden. Pippert a Worden church charter member. one more charter member remains. Charles Warner Harold Pauline and Claudine Turner enrolled in Kaw Valley school after moving to Copp farm. attended a week at Far tland. J C Saunders Jim Saunders Hapeld Saunders attended 600 club at Mrs C G Perkins in Lawrence. Ralph Wichman of Eudora spent Sunday at Ott home. Carl Mitchell family and Donald Dorothy Mildred Junior Holliday spent Sunday with Bert Mitchell. J E Brazil of south of Eudora moved to farm vacated by Frank Steele family.
Mr and Mrs Otto Altenbernd and family with Noel Griffin spent Monday evening at John Ott Jr home. Herman Wichman and son Marvin Gene were Sunday dinner guests of Earl Ott in Belleview. John Strong and son visited Olathe with Herman Knop. Mrs B F Douglas of Lawrence dined with the Nicholsons. Frank Steele of Oskaloosa called at John Ott Sr home Friday. Welter Vitt visited there. Helen Ott Mary Allen Nydia Hughes and Josephine Gilmore attended the EMLS meeting at Mrs L C Rapier home in Eudora. After the regular busi.
Mrs C B Johnson gave an entertaining review of Windows on Henry Street about a New York settlement house. Refreshments followed for 14 members and three guests including Mrs James Shirck Miss Alta Roe and Mrs C B Johnson. Classified ads offer attic items for sale.
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