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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

8

Economic Death Threat Looms Over Blue Eagle Offenders

NRAs Hugh S. Johnson warned violators of modified reemployment pledges could face penalties and that one day a blue eagle may be removed from a window, signaling economic death. He stressed good faith, noted intrastate limits, and outlined referrals to the FTC and Justice Department if necessary.

Washington National Recovery Administration Hugh S. Johnson Johnson Blue Eagle Recovery Administration Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice

Greenwood Valley 4-H and community notices

Several district residents helped on the parsonage project and a basket dinner was served. The Big Springs 4-H club met with leader Mrs Mae Henry and held judging of canned and baked goods. Grace and Elsie Kellogg demonstrated a jelly roll while Lorraine Slauter Evelyn Ice and others baked gingerbread. A club tour visited Jack Henry and others to learn about bees and honey.

Renee Cree Glenn Cree Clifford Marvin Hartman Marvin Irene Winsor Warren Hartman Clyde Wulfkuhle George Ross Wulfkuhle Evelyn Bunce Mary Zimmerman Grace Kellogg Evelyn Ice Murrell Woodard Helen Wymer Nina Woodard Mary Janet Mindenhall Mae Henry Rose Wymer Jack Henry Dwight Henry Clyde Ross Herman Leo Wulfkuhle Wesley Wulfkuhle Tommy Boyd Lawrence Billy Henry Antony Ice Boyd Howard Henry John Henry Gertrude Henry Ray Cree Norma Ray Ben Kelloge John Francis Wulfkuhle McLinn Lines Bob Helene Joan Dowling Topeka Bie Springs Otterbine Guild Irene Helen Brown Big Springs Grace Elsie Kellogg Lorraine Sl Irene Swecker Pearl Henry Elsie Kelogg Cecil Woodard Betty Faye Doris Slauter Dorothy Ben Kellogg Clarence Brown Mary Edna Lancaster Cora French Esther Dews Anna Jane Ward Clarence Glenn Glenn Tom Glenn W. B. Glenn Elsie Kelvi McLvnn Lines 4-H Bic Springs Law

Baldwin News Roundup Highlights Travel Plans and Local Moves

Miss Helen Keve sails to Chicago for the World's Fair then proceeds to Madison and Milwaukee with Dodge City friends. Briefs note visits by Mrs. C A Lane and Mildred from Ottawa and Fern Hall’s stay in Lawrence. Clifford Shipley of McLouth plans to teach in Gardiner schools after Baker graduation. Local high school Sunday school picnic, Lawrence visits, Delta Tau Delta fellows gathering, and Baker enrollment plans. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell. Louise Sumwalt routes Epworth League Institute preparations and Ethel McDowell returns from Denver and Rockies trip.

Helen Keve Chicago Madison Wisconsin Milwaukee Dodge City C. A. Lane Mildred Ottawa Baldwin Lydia Haag Holton Grace Edith Vaughn Miss Haag Mayetta Miss Vaughn D. B. Rowhe Anna Jenkins 9Th Fremont Jenkins Faye Holliday Miss Fern Hall Lawrence Helen Gardner Clifford Shipley McLouth Old Baldwin Friends Canada Shipley Baker Gardiner Forrests’ Park T. A. Evans M. D. Ballard Merril Liston Earl Morris Grace Irwin A. Deel Faith Flaherty Helen Deel Grace Vaughn G. M. Gander Roxana Showalter Tacoma Wash Earl Martin Dale Marshall Tex J. H. Gander Charles Kalb Emma Caroline Gordon Thompson Delta Tau Celts House Gerald Bell Walter Bradford Louise Helen Harold Steeper C. F. Coxen 10Th Street Louis Reb South &Th Street Louise Sumwalt Kansas City Epworth League Institute Ethel McDowell Denver Rockies

Methodist conference announces faculty lineup and sessions

Prominent ministers form the conference faculty with Rev W O Mulvaney of Topeka as dean and Dr Harry A Gordon of Pittsburg directing The Holy Land study. Others include Dr Oscar F Allison Kansas City Kan on Youth studies Rev James Chubb Southwestern College on Matthew Rev Harold Case Glyencoe Ill on Jesus and Today and Dean H K Ebright on Religion and Drama. Morning Watch led by Schuyler E Garth Pittsburgh PA will open the day. Riley Bible class met Friday with Lottie Cartwright in charge and Beth Watkins, Ella Wise, Harriet Kirby featured in devotions and performances. An India mission letter from Miss Phoebe Emery was read.

J. O. Scott Eudora Baldwin H. K. Ebright Betty Ebright Earl Martin Dale Faith Flaherty Grace Irwin Helen Deel Minneapolis Helen Beauchamp State Highway Department Topeka Ernest Phillips Pauline John William Mission Texas John Ruchty John Rumold Hone G. M. Gander C.J. Fisher Nathan Horrell Chicago Century of Progress Oskaloosa Iowa Company F Towa Gander Jacksonville Illinois Bertha Ewing Lawrence Memorial Hospital C. C. Clarridge Baldwin Epworth League Institute Dean W_O. Mulvaney T. A. Evans Anna Kirkpatrick Kansas City John Tevis Clara Dutrow Wichita Lora Campbell Kans Schengler E. Garth Christ's Church Pittsburgh Harold C. Case Glencoe Methodist Episcopal Church Glencoe Baker W.O. Mulvaney Harry A. Gordon Pittsburg Holy Land Oscar F. Allison Kan James Chubb Southwestern College Matthew Harold Case Glyencoe R. E. Gordon Emporia Rector Green Redfield G. §.Ritchett Overbrook C. I. Coldsmith Parsons Home John Graves Freeman Havinghurst China B. A. Rogers Manhattan BE. K. Resler Buffalo Evelyn Young R.G. Anderson Topeks Evelyn Butler Phoebe Emery India Emma Emery

Local gathering notes and visits across Ottawa area

A community meeting followed by a pro am and refreshments. Residents like Mrs. Flickinger and Mrs. Vernon Speer extended visits between Topeka and Manhattan. Picnic at Forrests Park involved Emma Miller’s family and friends from Baldwin. Mildred Martin and Blanche Perkins traveled to Chicago for the Century of Progress. Baker graduate Perkins joined the Baldwin party visiting Ottawa.

FH. Flickinger Topeka Karlton Marquardt Charles Johnson Lawrence Emma Miller Loriie Ione Faith Flaherty Helen Deer Forrests’ Park Ottawa Vernon Speer Mary Martin Earl Black Elsie Schnebly Ida_Adriance Louisa Shiffer F. M. Hartley Gladys Black Billy Clark Earl Martin Dale Grace Black H. C. Wilson Vivian Malta Bend

Spahr hosts birthday party for Lawrence Eugene

Mrs. Charles I Spahr entertained last Saturday afternoon with a party in honor of her son Lawrence Eugene's fourth birthday. Guests included Alice Mae and John Kirby Katha Jean Guthrie Ann Valeri Hazel Lenora and Etna Hill Ethelese Soutton Robbie and Billy Keller Amelia Ellen Young Bernard and Beatrice Evanson Dorothy Almstead Eugene Box Jean and Merle Dean Perkins Sally Leonard Jean Clarridge Juanita Porter Fern Lewis Lucy Mary and James Bravant Mrs Paul Sutton and Mrs David L Young.

M. A. Welty Dorothy Lou Ottawa Baldwin Mary Martin Charles I. Spahr Lawrence Eugene Alice Mae John Kirby Katha Jean Guthrie Ann Valeri Hazel Lenora Etna Hill Ethelese Soutton Robbie Billy Keller Amelia Ellen Young Bernard Beatrice Evanson Dorothy Almstead Eugene Box Jean Merle Dean Perkins Sally Leonard Jean Clarridge Juanita Porter Fern Lewis Lucy Mary James Bravant Paul Sutton David L. Young

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