Birth of 8 pound boy to Princess Ileana in Austria
Moedling Austria Aug 15 AP The Hapsburg line adds an 8 pound boy named Stephan born at 4 am at Moedling Castle to Princess Ileana of Romania and Archduke Anton. Attended by Queen mothers and princesses, the infant is 21 inches with blond hair. Citizenship undecided but believed Austrian. The family, including pilots Ileana and Anton, remains under tight security.
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Plant Fall Gardens For Winter Vegetables
Miss Christie C Hepler urges fall gardening for winter use with quick maturing vegetables. Snap beans, beets, carrots, turnips, radishes and leafy greens like lettuce kale and spinach suit late planting. Drying fruits and veggies at home is taught with simple setups and safe temperatures to store produce.
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New Zealand
Heplew
Chiquita the Royal Aztec parrot comes to Lawrence home
Chiquita, a Royal Aztec parrot from Yucatan, has lived with Mr and Mrs A P Fey at 21 Winona Street in Lawrence for nine months. The yearling speaks over fifty words with a clear voice and can sing, laugh, cry, or whisper. His birthday was recently celebrated and Amos and Andy are among his favorite phrases.
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Turnip Sauerkraut From Medium Turnips
An Official Record from the USDA notes good sauerkraut can be made from medium sized purple tan turnips. Use firm sweet juicy roots ground or shredded mixed with four ounces salt per ten pounds. Pack in stone jars and ferment, then store at low temperature. Turnip kraut has a sharp flavor similar to cabbage kraut though most turnip flavor is lost during fermentation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Oldest Methodist Church in Philadelphia Built 1763
St George's Church in Philadelphia claims status as the oldest church building used by Wesleyan Methodists worldwide. It began as a German Reformed Church in 1763, was dedicated to Methodists in 1769, and hosted America's first Methodist conference in July 1773 with ten ministers attending under Francis Asbury, appointed by John Wesley in 1772.
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Six Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Menger This Weekend
Probate Judge L H Menger issued six marriage licenses over the weekend. Couples include Roy Huddleston of Carrollton Missouri and Josephine Standley, Jay J. Jones of Chicago and Lula M. Pyle of Kankakee Illinois, and others tied to Lawrence and nearby communities with arrangements by Rev Slaughter and Judge Menger.
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Chicago
Lula M. Pyle
Kankakee
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Seth Slaughter
Lawrence
Albert H. Brewster
Laura G. Mason
Lone Star
Lloyd Munich
Abilene
Florence Englehaupt
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Hazel L. Phillips
Edwin Frice
Washington Eyes No Relaxation in Prohibition Enforcement
Washington reports Attorney General Mitchell orders no laxity in federal prohibition enforcement amid 1930s election activity. Pro prohibition groups pledge support for Hoover, urging anti repeal candidates. Crusaders and allied boards aim to back lawmakers opposing repeal and seeking stricter liquor laws. Henry Harriman calls for altering Volstead Act for non intoxicating beer. Notes varied stances from temperance bodies and anti prohibition leagues.
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Thieves Take Tires Gasoline And Tools Near Lawrence
Thieves stole three tires from a Star touring car and one tire from a McAferty truck, drained gasoline from both vehicles, and took several tools at farms near the Lone Star and Clinton roads southwest of Lawrence. Undersheriff Jude Anderson investigated and noted tracks leading to the road but vanishing at the roadway. Local showers were forecast for eastern Kansas with more rain possible.
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Banning
Jude Anderson
Unofficial Standings Show Big Lead Taken
The item reports unofficial standings of nations after the tenth Olympiad in Los Angeles. It lists new officers elected at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Emma Kreider. Also notes community notices and visits involving Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Fleenor, and other local residents with brief references to travels and acquaintances in Topeka, Lecompton, Perry, and Manhattan, Kansas.
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Weather a Month Preview: Northeastern Kansas Gets Moisture
Meteorologist Flora reported scattered showers across northern Kansas with heavy rain last week leaving northeastern counties well watered for corn and crops. Rain totals from the weekend ranged from 0.02 to 1.84 inches at various towns including Topeka, Willard, Valley Falls, Dodge City, and Kansas City. Temperatures forecast: 90 to 95 statewide tomorrow, 70 to 75 tonight, with western Kansas slightly cooler. Sunday highs reached 100 at Emporia and Anthony. Tribune recorded 60.
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Tribune
Two Prowler Calls Reported In Town
Police answered two prowler reports last night but intruders left before officers arrived. The first came from 1131 Ohio Street at 9 45 pm, the second from 1032 New Hampshire Street at 1 45 am where entry was attempted but failed.
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Model A Ford Taken Without Tags By Police
A Model A Ford coach with no license tags was towed to a local garage from the 600 block of Tennessee Street by police last night. Officers say two men were seen leaving the vehicle and walking away.
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Tannessee Street
Lecompton News Highlights Local Visitations and Guests
Rev G. Albin and Mrs Albin plus sons of Topeka visited Mr and Mrs Henry Wolters and children Sunday. Anna Williamson of Kansas City visiting Mr and Mrs A F McClanahan and relatives. Frank Taylor and children Donald and Barbara Jean of Topeka spent Sunday with J M Taylor. Will Grauel drove to Topeka and visited Joe Grauel and family at Tecum. H O Van Deren of Emporia visited sister E G Day and Mr Day. Margaret Sheror of Topeka guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Wright. she will head Lecompton Rural High English this year and will share an apartment with Lovie Colle of Topeka. At the W OC T U meeting.
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Topeka
Henry Wolters
Anna Williamson
Kansas City
A. F. McClanahan
Frank Taylor
Donald
Barbara Jean
J. M. Taylor
Will Grauel
Mr. Grauel
Joe Grauel
Tecum
H. O. van Deren
Emoria
E. G. Day
Amarillo Newsman Henry Ansley Dies From Crash Injuries
Amarillo Tex Aug 13 AP Henry Ansley 36 news staffer for the Amarillo Globe and News died from injuries after a car accident near Tulsa Oklahoma while returning from a campaign tour for Governor Ross Sterling. He authored a book I Like the low mood and was formerly managing editor of the El Paso Herald.
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Henry Ansley
Amarillo Globe and News
Ross Sterling
Tulsa
Four Socialist ballots cost Douglas County voting laws
In the August 2 primary, four Socialist votes required printing four ballots, costing Douglas County $47.14. Ballots were cast one in North Baldwin, one in Vinland, and two in Lawrence, with 2,150 Socialist ballots printed to allow the few voters to cast their ballots under state election law.
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North Baldwin
Vinland
Lawrence
Lecompton Rural High sets faculty for new school year
Lawrence visitors hosted guests of local families including the Grants and Day relatives. Mrs E T Day and Mrs Will Gravel’s families were noted. The Lecompton Rural High School faculty for the year includes J. W. Cramer as principal, Miss Margaret Sherer English, Miss Katherine Weatherby music, Miss Maurine Braner music and Dean Lichlyter athletic coach.
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Lawrence
E G. Day
Miss Braner
Social notes and a traffic fine roundup
Mrs G F Bahnmaier of Lecompton area spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Harvey Glenn. Rev L A Stone and Mrs Stone visited Mr and Mrs Frank Wright on Saturday evening. Howard Verney of 917 Louisiana street was fined $3.50 after pleading guilty to a speeding charge in police court. The Journal-World Market Basket offers thrift solutions.
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Lecompton
Harvey Glenn
L. A. Stone
Howard Verney
Louisiana Street
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