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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1936

Page

2

Dizzy May Enjoy His Best Season Yet

AP reports Dizzy Dean pitches toward his best big league season with 21 wins and a six game win streak. He aimes to top 35 victories, near his 1934 peak, while leading the St. Louis Cardinals as Giants and Dodgers contend in a tight NL race.

Dizzy Dizzy Dean St. Louis Diz

Car Crash Near Lawrence Injures Driver at Memorial Hospital

In Beattie Kansas a collision occurred on highway 69 near Stauffer's store as Art Wyland turned toward the store drive while Ernest Proesch approached from the south. Wyland suffered cuts and a slight head injury and was taken to Memorial hospital with a probable tomorrow release. Proesch's mother rode with him and was uninjured. A second crash five miles west of Lawrence on highway 40 involved M C Kensinger of Maricopa California and L C Omera of Lawrence with a Studebaker sedan sustaining heavy damage.

Art Wyland Lawrence Ernest Proesch Beattie Kan Stauffer Highway 69 Sheriff’s Office Proesch M. C. Kensinger Maricopa Calif L. C. Omera California Studebaker

Fund for Alice Williams Reaches Forty Four Dollars Twenty Cents

Contributions toward aid for 47 year old Alice Williams, injured at a Reno incident, reach 44.20 with seven further gifts totaling eight dollars since Monday. Funds benefit direct medical aid in University of Kansas hospital via Mrs J C Porter at 73412 Massachusetts Street.

Alice Williams University of Kansas Hospital Reno Lawrence Memorial Hospital J. C. Porter Massachusetts Street

Test Your Knowledge Quiz from Classified Page

A list of trivia questions prompts readers to turn to the classified page for the answers. Questions cover citizenship abroad, Pio Fedi, most westerly Canary Island, University of Alaska location, largest city in Sicily, Fergus Falls river, Mount McKinley location, invention of the reaping machine, Roentgen rays common name, and color mill term.

Pio Fedi Canary Islands University of Alaska Sicily Fergus Falls Minn Rocky Mountain Mount McKinley

West End Grocery Sold to Wiley Brothers

Wiley Brothers owners of three grocery stores purchase the West End grocery at 547 Indiana Street. Fran Strong and C. H. Pringle will turn the store over Monday. Pringle and John Strong bought it over 15 years ago. Frank Strong later bought his brother’s share. Millard Wiley will run West End. Elza Wiley runs Fourteenth and Massachusetts. Theodore Wiley runs North Lawrence store.

Wiley Brothers Elm Street North Lawrence Massachusetts Street West End Indiana Street Fran Strong C. H. Pringle Pringle John Strong Frank Strong Strong

Lawrence county attorney closes office during vacation

Heard that Lawrence County Attorney Heard in Lawrence R B Stevens has temporarily closed his office at the court house while his secretary is on vacation. He will be in Stevens & Brand offices in the Lawrence National Bank building until September 1. Dr F C Allen athletic director will return to his office in Robinson gym tomorrow morning and will coach at a school starting Monday in Topeka thru the week. Bob Stevens, injured recently in a horse jumping accident at Culver Military Academy, is a Liberty Memorial high school student and football squad member. injury may delay his return to grid practice. A junior league baseball game between the Co-Ops and Odd Fellows will be played at South Park Saturday at 5 30. Local residents near twenty third and Massachusetts urge the highway department to install large slow signs away from the intersection to reduce braking and screeching as two cars approach from opposite directions.

R. B. Stevens Court House Stevens & Brand Lawrence National Bank F. C. Allen K. A Robinson Gym Allen Topeka The Odd Fellows South Park Twenty-Third Massachusetts Highway Department Massachusetts Street

Matshed Homes Offer Cheap Housing in Nanking

In Nanking, China, city leaders promote matsheds as a solution to a severe housing shortage. About 150,000 residents, roughly one seventh of the capital's population, cannot afford better housing, with 37,000 families living in squalid hovels. Matsheds priced at about eight dollars each would relocate to designated areas outside the old walls.

Nanking China

$5,000 Damage Suit Over Ottawa Truck Fire

W A Cloud administrator for Lorella Francis of Topeka filed a $5,000 damage suit in Shawnee district court Thursday. The suit seeks against Bert Tickhurst doing business as Kaw Valley Oil Co and two casualty insurers. The fire killed Miss Francis and Joe Duree, the truck driver, when the oil transport crashed into a tree near downtown Ottawa on July 26.

Shawnee County District Court Ottawa W. A. Cloud Lorella Francis Topeka Bert Ticehurst Kaw Valley Oil Company Two Casualty and Insurance Company Joe Duree Miss Francis Song

Young People to Meet at First Christian Church

A union meeting for young people will be held Sunday at 6 o'clock at the First Christian church with speakers on the Jewish religion by Mrs George Abrams and Bernard Schaaf. Dorothy Enlow Miller will perform a piano solo. devotionals will be led by the Baptist group. the Friends will supervise the program.

First Christian Church George Abrams Bernard Schaaf Friends’ Group Dorothy Enlow Miller First Methodist Church

Athletics Rally Past Washington In Tight League Tilt

Philadelphia Athletics overcome Washington 3 to 2 behind a sixth inning burst including Moses' single forceout Johnson's triple and Higgins' single. Horace Lisenbee and Buck Newsom pitched strong for the A's in a classic contest.

Philadelphia Athletics Washington Horace Lisenbee Buck Newsom A's Moses Bob Johnson Pinky Higgins Newsom Jon Lisenbee Hayes New York Monte Pearson Yankees Boston Red Sox Boston W. Ferrell Russell Waiberg R. Ferrell Pearson Dickey Chicago Detroit Dietrich Cain Sewell Rowe Cochrane St. Louis Mancuso Bush Lopez Brooklyn Pittsburgh Lucas Padden Haines Ogrodowsk Cincinnati Hallahan Schott Lombardi Lee and Hartnett

Anniversary of Quantrill Raid remembered in Lawrence

Read today marks the anniversary of Quantrill s raid on Lawrence Kansas seventy three years ago as guerrillas from Missouri burned the business district and homes killed many men and left about 175 dead before retreating across the border. The town bore smoke as pursuers closed in and bands of fighters scattered back to Missouri.

Lawrence Quantrill Missouri

Food Scarcity Pushes Chinese Toward Buddhism as Profession

Amid economic slump and famine, Buddhist monastic life grows in China with 738,000 entering monasteries per China Buddhist Association. Monasteries feed and house them. their aim is spiritual salvation, not income. Other items note a St Paul kidnapping confession and the 1919 Weimar Republic formation.

Peiping

Mitchell family hosts midway picnic in Manhattan reunion

Kaw Valley notes report a Bert Mitchell family reunion near Manhattan with 73 relatives and multiple local attendees. Various kin from Lake View Clearfield Franklin and North Lawrence share updates including birthdays, visits, and a new baby Leonard Bert born to Carl and Mrs Mitchell.

Weekend Visits Across Families in Franklin Area

Lorina Bentz of Topeka spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shirar and family. Clarence Trans meir and children from Overland Park visited Thursday through Sunday with the W. T. Lemon family. The group, including Mrs. William F. Ziegler of Elgin Illinois, shared Thursday dinner at John Garrett’s. Beulah Flory’s birthday was noted at a Wiener roast hosted by Ted Flory’s home, with many relatives present.

Bert Mitchell Charles John Mitchell Manhattan Arthur Schutz Kenneth Raymond Oliver Schutz Dale Lake View William Chaney Clearfield George Martha Lee Mary Lou St. Paul Kan Born Phillip Born Darrell Koontz Lawrence William Saunders Thelma Dwane Schaake Charles Schaake Memorial Hospital Francis Skinner Belleview George Born Borns Kaw Theodore Flory Beulah Michall Schutz Anna Franklin C. Flory Arthur Flory Charles Mitchell Harry. Strong Wanda Mae Bert Jackson Carl Kurtz Hesper Howard Bernitz Lila Mae Weaver Louis Hadl Carl Mitchell Fairview Leonard Bert Gertrude Born James Corel George Dunkley Katherine Hahn Martin Abel Charles Brown Gardner, Kan Shirar Ray Shirar Elmer Garrett P. E. Thayer and Sons Wichita W. A. Thayer M. Schutz Ted Flory Kaw Valley Eisele Norma Harold Helen Garrett Marjorie Fox North Lawrence Lorina Bentz Topeka Charles Shirar Clearence Transmeir Overland Park W. T. Lemon Caroline William F. Ziegler Elgin, Til John Garrett Ziegler Mayme Havercamp Walnut Grove Harry Bliss Oak Ridge W.T. Lemon Beulah Flory Olof Schickner

Reunion and visits span Topeka to Dallas families

A series of social calls and visits are noted across Kansas and nearby states. MCLOUTH and others attend a reunion dinner in Lawrence. Topeka residents Mr. and Mrs. John Aaron host. Dallas visitor Marjory Shoemaker visits J J Gros hone. Lawrence, Leavenworth, Oskaloosa and Philadelphia residents are mentioned with kinships and weekend visits.

Garfield high school hires Warren Gook for next year

Warren Gook of Wichita plans to join Garfield high school faculty next year. The notice mentions several local visits and social calls, including Thomas Ehart from Harrison Arkansas and Mrs. Millie Daugherty of St. Joseph. A government aid water project in McLouth is noted with a bond election set for Friday the 28th.

Warren Gook Wichita Ott Harding Garfield High School Thomas Ehart Harrison, Ark James Brittain Beltz Leavenworth Millie Daugherty St. Joseph Maggie Shrader Harold Steeper Lawrence Helen Russel Pete Trackwell Nora Harding Mamie Trackwell Tonganoxie McLouth Orpha Daugherty McAllen Txas Gale Croke Oskaloosa

Marriage Announcement for Mia Davison and R E Goldberg

L L Davison announces the marriage of his daughter Mia to R E Goldberg of Kansas City in August. Annie Jones visits Lawrence to see her sister injured in a car crash. Jennie Roushnell from Kansas City stayed with Mrs. Fred Pyle last weekend. Mrs. Albert Lobb and relatives visited Mrs. Martin Adams at General Hospital in Kansas City and W T Lobb after an auto accident. Daughters of Arnold Park Illinois visited John White’s family Sunday to Tuesday. Southern Kansas Mutual gifts W A Courtney 1000 dollars for a new barn. See J C Evans for Safe Insurances and quick settlement.

L. L. Davison Mia Ivy Dolph R. E. Goldberg Kansas City Annie Jones Lawrence Milton Cain Jennie Roushnell Fred Pyle Albert Lobb Frank Nordick Martin Adams General Hospital W. T. Lobb Joan Rickman Bryan Monahian Soll Arnold Park John White Tuesay

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