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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1927
Page
7
Governor Paulen lauds the Grange fifty fifth annual Topeka gathering. He urges youth involvement to secure future membership and uphold the motto A thought of Service to Others. Speakers stress practical aid for agricultural efforts and stronger community ties.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Selzer and Doraine spent Sunday with Leon Durr of Eudora. Mrs. Reuben Weeks and Eva visited at Martin Rohe Jr. home. Prospect ladies cleaned the schoolhouse Tuesday. Russell Rohe spent the week with grandparents William and Mrs. Fuchs of Eudora. John Bell has his foundation finished for a new house. Glenn Smith and Lulu Rohe visited Bonner Springs with Pat Ryan. Will Winters home Sunday calls. Mrs. Henry Rohe and Lulu and Mary Ferne visited George Rohe and Bell. Harry Werts and Evelyn drove to Emporia to visit his sister's family. Lorenz Speicher Jr. was an overnight guest of Howard Werts. Martin Roche Jr. and daughters Ruby and Beulah visited the Selzer home. Floyd and Clarence Moldenhouer also visited. Henry Roche Jr. spent Sunday evening with Frank Speicher. The article notes Jura Scarba tidal current near eleven miles per hour and an Ad for Alabastine at Barber’s Drug Store.
In a Kansas address Paulen argues agricultural communities need Grange halls and meeting centers to strengthen social life and cooperation. He says Grange hubs could unite farmers, aid education, broaden recreation, and support self sustaining farms through planning and shared resources.
A damaged OCR passage promotes a nutrient drink made from plant roots and fresh herbs. It claims scientific preparation in a modern laboratory and links the product to building red blood cells and nourishing the body.
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