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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1930

Page

4

Drought Relief and University summer term ends

The Long School Year note explains Kansas universities shifting to continuous operation with summer sessions ending, while drought relief relies on banks and transportation for lasting aid. Kansas weather reports eastern half hardest hit. farmers seek extended credit and low interest.

PLC Atudenta Seckond University Ssimmer Drouth Hoover Washington Red Cross State Weather Bureau Kansas

Excursion to Chicago Leaves Today for Knights Templar group

The Old Home Town Knights Templar troop departs at 3 45 p m with De Molay commandery members and guests listed including John N Roberts Mia T J Sternbergh and wives Mrs E W Coulter R D Mason and wives Miss Mary Welch and many others. Joseph Savage returns home from a new trip and John L Webber with Bronson of Marion Center rent a Massachusetts street store room to open a grocery stock soon.

Knights Templar Chicago de Molay Commandery John N. Roberts Mia Hoadley T. J. Sternbergh E. W. Coulter R. D. Mason Mary Welch J. W. Jenkins N. Propper Sutherland J. Cracklin Phelps Russell J. N. Deamer J. Newlin J. Assmen A. I. Kig Wade J. J. McGee Miss McGee Gray T. M. Dines Waller Banks Eivne Griffith Chadwick Chadwick, Miss Stockwell and L. D. Tosh; J. Charlton and Wife and Mrs. Whiffer A. A. Taylor Edmonds A. Storm J. P. Sheets J. B. Barnum A. Costenbacher J. H. Dow J. M. Hadley A. J. Clemmens T. B. Bassett C. A. Bassett Miss Bassett Joseph Savage John L. Webber Bronson Marion Center Massachusetts Street Uiev Asi

Five notable local happenings from August 15 years ago

Probate Judge J H Mitchell confined to home by illness. Mrs Adaline Horner Pitts oversees removal of household effects to Tulsa. Judge Harvey and Mr Ja accompany. Mrs Eugene Gallagher hosts guests for Mrs Harry Hill and Mrs Frank White of New Orleans along with several others. Moonlight picnic planned at Lakeview by a group of young people. Florence Teter heads to Blackfoot Idaho. Eastern Star moonlight picnic on Ohio street lawn. Sallie Estella Bunton to wed Martin Luther Long August 24 at Friends church.

J. H. Mitchell Adaline Horner Pitts Tulsa I. T Harvey Eugene Gallagher Harry Hill Frank White New Orleans Olin Bell Henry Martin John Hunt Henry Hayne Fred Clarke Ed Russell Mary Talbert Earl Meadville Kansas City Lakeview Mary Murtaugh Clare Jaedicke Kate Snell Mona Eberly Mary Johnston F. Fitzpatrick Tom Sweneey Elmer Newby Mar Wilhelmi Julius Marks Florence Teter

Dill and son leave for Tulsa on truck trip

F G Dill and his son George departed by truck for Tulsa with Mrs Dill to join them next week. Dill serves on the faculty at Henry te Prec college and is connected with the Christian church at the University, accepting a new post.

F.G. Dill George Tulsa

Poor, PA by Claude Callan

A fragmented notice previews a poetry piece Poor in early 20th century style by Claude Callan from 1930. The readable text hints at a copyright marking and publisher attribution though full details are unavailable.

Claude Callan

Temperance Meeting At Bismarck Attended By Large Crowd

A temperance gathering at Bismarck attracts a large local crowd while state officials report numerous prosecutions under liquor laws across Kansas.

Bismarcksmarck

Graduation Day At Eastern University In Heat Wave

Alumni of classes 85 95 and 1900 led celebrations on a hot day. The afternoon crowd at the baseball field cheered the home team while a physician alumnus warned common sense and caution for hot weather. Light clothing shade from sun and reduced food intake were advised. Water should be consumed moderately to avoid exhaustion.

Mark Twain Hother

Overnight News Digest Highlights From Across U S Portfolios

The report covers Hoover administration plans for youth relief, governors convening for reforms, La Guardia pressing for justice department facilities, gangland killings in Minnesota, miners in Illinois seeking seats, fatal train crash in South Carolina, arrests tied to a tong war, crop forecasts, dirigible speed toward England, cabinet resignations in Haiti, vocational school director appointment, mining disaster hopes fading in British Columbia, and a Cuban nationalist leader wounded in Havana.

Associated Press Washington Hoover St. Louis Jackson la Guardia Justice Department St. Paul Wilmar Minn Springfield Green Illinois Columbia S. C New York Department of Agriculture Cardington Eng England Port-Au-Prince Haiti Carl Colvin Princeton B. C Havane Abelardo Pacheco

Paola and son die in fence related incident near here

Kansas brief reports multiple incidents including Paola farmer Carl Williams 46 and his son Frank 18 killed instantly by a charged fence. Additional items note a nervous 24 day hiccough rest cure for Fern Ross clerk, a pistol duel injuring Wesley Wilson 49, hospital treatment for Edison 51 with injuries, and a 60th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. M. Man near Valley Falls.

Associated Press Paola Carl Williams Frank Yester Emporia Fern Ross Wesley Wilson Usly Wednesey Edison Ina Valley Falls Mrs. M. Man J. Maxwell Mane Tron Syl

Desert Journey Teases Dagger in Duffield Saga

Dagger sails from Algiers into the desert with the Sidi of the caravan. She prepares a light wardrobe and weapons, riding toward Alexandria as she pursues the dream of following the late Blaine Howard’s world pilgrimage.

Dagger

The Ocean's Shape by Mary Graham Bonner

The Little Black Clock explains to John and Peggy how tides slow Earth's rotation and reshape the ocean. He and his Tide brothers discuss oscillations that bend the crust and the sea’s surface, noting water dynamics and planetary motion in simple terms.

Mary Graham Bonner John Peggy Les

Watchful Eye Over Carrier Amid Domestic Threats

Hempstead New York police monitor Paul Moses a Negro letter carrier who fears mail danger as a wife who lurks daily to ambush him becomes the central threat. The fragment hints at a domestic danger endangering mail delivery and the carrier’s safety.

Hempstead N. Y Paul Moses

Chautauqua dates announced for August events

The 1930 chautauqua dates were announced for August 20 to 23. Directors and committees are completing plans for the year’s program. Community notes report many local visits, gatherings, and social events including family celebrations, church services, and meetings with relatives across nearby towns.

Chautauqua J. W. Malloy Tonganoxie Malloy Union S. M. Petty Smith Center Cornet E. C. Steeper Eugene Luse Frank Schaefer

Lecompton Community Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits

The August meeting of the Ward and Community Union will be at Mrs. Fressgrove’s home Friday at 2 30 PM with annual reports and officer elections. Local residents share visits and travels in Texas Topeka Lawrence Vinland Chicago and Colorado while a new merry go round joins the grade school playground and Epworth League hosts a successful ice cream social in Excompton.

W. Ce U D. Bughman Donald Pauline Lawrence Lecompton Chicago Epworth League of the Methodist Church Excompton Pearly Brown Eads Colo Brown Gus Brown Sire Coonnie Morris Elley Claar K. G Glenn Colorado Francis Glenn

Local Social Notes From Linwood And Surroundings

Linwood Miss Mildred Sunday of Junction City visits with grandparents and Mrs Wm Senert. Faye Parry leads Sun school class on a Lawrence picnic to visit K U buildings, park dinner, show. Participants include Maxine Johnson Helen Lois Martin Elinore Tudhope Ala Dill Meinke Esther Parry Dorothy Brock. Visits report crops burned in southern state. Elinore Tudhope to Salina to visit aunt Mrs Roy Power. James and wife return from Colorado Springs. niece Leona Smith to attend school here. Birth announced: John Starry, son of Mr and Mrs Chesley Ward born August 9. C A picnic at Enders attended by Arthur Baird and Anna May Niberg. Will Anderson family visited Toyne parents. Road crew on highway 32 prep brush removal for sale.

Mildred Sunday Junction City Wm. Senert Faye Parry Nettie Tudhope Lawrence K. U Farwell Margaret Wichita Little River Elinore Tudhope Salina Roy Power James Smith Colorado Springs Leona Smith C. C. Burnett Orvile Zimmerli Allen Harbaugh John Starry Chesley Ward Om Ward Genevis Arthur Baird Anna May Niberg

Last Week's Teme Ties In Kan nis Pratt And More

Last week at the Marcy Garner home in Kan nis Pratt, Mr and Mrs John Maltby and family and Mr and Mrs Bathard and family attended. The evening included Louie Georgii and Novelm er Anna Cripe of Pomona visiting Wray family at High Prairie.

John Maltby Bathard Kannis Pratt marcy-Garner Louie Georgii Novelmer Anna Cripe Pomona Wray Hfe Dave Wray High 1 Prairie

This Week's Items From Local Families and Visits

Philander Reusch visited John and family left Saturday for Sawyer to make their home. Noah Weimer and Louie Georgii visited Mr and Mrs Foster at Hopewell Sunday evening. J Foster, who has had blood poisoning in his eye, is improving nicely. Mr and Mrs Roam Deay of Vinland visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Deay Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dave Wray and Ernest spent Sunday evening at the Jesse Wingert home at Prairie. Mrs John Rockhold and her little son spent last Wednesday with Mrs Alva Rockhold. Drink NEHL All popular flavors.

Oretta Jones Wichita Margaret Fowler Topeka Doris Edmonds Kansas City Ella Jones Kansas University R. B. Jones Merle Ridgway San Pedro Cal S. M. Petty Smith Center Petty Baptist Church Amos Gensler Leavenworth Arthur Denny Irvin Sanders Easton Excelsior Springs Jesse Deay Dave Wray Ernest Jesse Wingert Prairie John Rockhold Little Son Alva Rockhold

Gly Cas Heralded as Top Remedy in Local Praise

Gly-Cas gains high praise across the region with hundreds of endorsements. Mr Oscar Roswall of 1337 Kentucky Street testifies that long standing indigestion constipation and disturbed sleep are cured after a Gly-Cas course. He credits liver pain relief and overall restoration to the herbal remedy sold by Round Corner Drug Store in Lawrence and other leading area druggists.

Oscar Roswall Kentucky Mr. Roswall Lawrence Round Corner

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