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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1936

Page

4

Weather and labor notes amid Kansas heat and drought

The article discusses extreme heat and drought hurting farmers in Kansas and cities relying on scarce water. It notes shelter belts through Colorado travelers, water diversions to city reservoirs, and forecasts questioning the heat’s end. Weather forecaster A Hamrick remains cautiously optimistic despite persistent 100 degree days. New York's 1938 world’s fair plans surprise the region.

Colorado Kansas City A. Hamrick Kansas City Lawrence Lawrence When Mr. Hamrick Hamrick New York

Contrast in Adams message and Landon’s American system

The piece contrasts Governor Landon’s advocacy with John Quincy Adams 1825途中 message to Congress portraying constitutional limits. It notes Adams valued limited powers and stability, while Roosevelt urged Congress to enact broader measures, signaling debate over federal reach and the American way.

Landon John Quincy Adams Congress Adams Roosevelt

Des Moines Meeting and Roosevelt Lan don Conference

Ladonia Tex News notes the Des Moines conference involving President Roosevelt and Governor Landon. It argues the gathering should focus on official roles not campaign theatrics, and comments on Roosevelt's age and a joking remark about a woman president.

Des Moines Roosevelt Landon Washington

Jayhawks Hold Lucky Six Sign for Husker Victory

A survey of Old Home Town archives ties this year’s signs to a 1896 Kansas beat Nebraska, predicting the Jayhawks under coach Franklin D. Cappon and captain Harold Zuber will triumph in 1926. Also notes Virginia Hutson and Jeanette Bowersock visiting Sylvia, marriage announced for Lora Dible to Gerald Hickok on August 17, and local people headed to Ozarks for camp with Gentry, Harrison, Dale, Stockwell, and Nelson families.

Jayhawks Huskers Kansas H. W. Cowan Nebraskans K. U Nebraska Franklin D. Cappon Harold Zuber Virginia Hutson Jeanette Bowersock Silvia Henrietta Bruenning Dorothy Foil Lora Dible Kansas City Gerald Hickok H. 5. Hickok E. E. Trueblood Indiana

Hamman Family Returns From Chicago Vacation in New Car

Dr Hamman and family return from a summer in and around Chicago in their new automobile. They traveled with friends and relatives and completed the trip without a single puncture. Rev Noble S Elderkin of the Congregational church also returns from vacation and will occupy his post.

Poor Pa by Claude Callan

In the tale it is noted that she divorced him after a failed marriage and did not take matrimony seriously, quitting Jim when another man showed interest. The piece reflects on a wife’s actions and the fragility of commitments within a satirical context.

Jim Publishers Syndicate Nan Sha Ieee

Wedding of Miss Mary Maughlin and Clyde Blair

A beautiful home wedding took place August 23 at 401 Maine Street with Miss Nan Maughlin singing and Miss Kimma Maughlin assisting. Rev. Maughlin and Rev. Matson officiated. The couple, Mr. Clyde McKittrick Blair and Miss Mary Maughlin, will reside in Albuquerque New Mexico after their honeymoon trip.

Chicago Newark

Forty Years Ago in Lawrence Social and Campus Happenings

Forties era notes from Lawrence detail KU rush plans and society parties as “Golden Rod” campers are entertained by Julia Righter. News covers weddings upcoming in Lawrence, a university museum oiling, travel notes, and local events from August.

Kansas University Julia Righter Col. Moore Ohio W. H. Carruth R.D. O'Leary Lawrence Central Park Carrie Evans Herb Stanford J. W. Green Mexico Dana Templin Kansas City J. A. L. Waddell W. C. Markham Baldwin Ledger E. C. Hickey Florence R. W. Sparr Colorado North Lawrence

National and regional campaign notes from a busy day

AP dispatches report Gov Alf Landon rallying with GOP leaders near Ripley and heading to Buffalo for eastern parley stops. Roosevelt continues a drought tour and talks with Carter Glass. An all party agricultural committee forms in Des Moines backing Roosevelt. Norman Thomas urges a socialist commonwealth to curb fascism. George R Grant warns business to defend free management, and Ding Darling critiques water conservation politics in North Dakota.

Associated Press Ripley Alf M. Landon Buffalo Washington Roosevelt Carter Glass Virginia Des Moines Iowa Agricultural Committee New York Norman Thomas New Book Socialist Commonwealth Boston George R. Grant Public Utility Section American Bar Association Jay N Ding) Darling Biological Survey North Dakota Drouth

Seeeks to Annul Marriage Musical Comedy Actress Files Suit

New York Aug 25 Violet Carlson a blonde musical comedy actress says she will file for annulment because her husband Edmond C De Courville hardly ever kissed her They married two weeks after meeting at a party They honeymooned four days at Atlantic City then returned to New York He then disappeared after billing her for medical treatment worth fifteen dollars and she has not seen him since.

New York Violet Carlson Edmond C. de Courville

Ashboro Romance of a Public Servant and a Reporter

Carol Torrance teaches in Ashboro and dates Denis Ford, a flashy reporter. Their flirtation clashes with social unfairness in a cotton town crowded with farmers, mill workers, and a sharp class divide. Carol confronts desire, duty, and a looming trouble with Sam Catea as Saturday crowds move through town.

Carol Torrance Ashboro Mike Hannigan Denis Ford Carol Denis Placiny Caesar Einstein Ben Ellen America Meredith Valentino George Raft Hollywood Fay

The Lost Chicken

Mrs Quacko and the Puddle Muddle ducks hear a sad voice calling for help. They discover a lost chicken crying that its feet are on fire and search to locate it. The tale unfolds with concern and teamwork as the family acts.

Mary Graham Bonner Mrs. and Quacko Mrs. Quacko Mr. Quacko Mrs.Quacko

Infected Teeth and Foci of Chronic Infection

A medical discussion from the New York Academy of Medicine explains how oral infection sites especially teeth can act as chronic infection foci affecting anemia bones joints nerves heart and eyes. It notes devitalized teeth may harbor infection with little local symptoms and that careful removal of implicated teeth often brings relief.

Rosenow

Flashing Life and Odd Incidents Across Cities

A collage of quirky events from several locales. A grocer’s eggs hatch into a brood when a customer settles a payment with eggs stored under a box. A burglar raids an ice box noon daily, prompting a police search. A hot day ends with a taxpayer cooling off at a fire hydrant after declaring public water rights. A car brakes fail and rolls over a sleeping infant, who sustains only minor bruises. A man admits striking his alleged wife mistaken identity and faces a 10 day jail term.

Baldwin News Shifts and Social Visits Across Kansas

Miss Miriam McKee of Wichita visits Baldwin with her mother Mrs Etta McKee. Families travel to Kansas City Cameron and Pueblo for visits. Mr Demand, Baker alumnus, and relatives in Baldwin. Anne Wellshear attends educators conference in Maryville. Death of John H Griffin noted with survivors. Girls baseball team shines under Elton Peterson. Various locals relocate and visit across state.

Miriam McKee Wichita Baldwin Etta McKee W. J. Williams Mary Margaret Marian Louise Kansas City Cameron Florence Dorsey Paul Kochan Paul, Jr Dorothy Lou Florence George Lincoln Lincoln C. E. Beeks Earl Martin J. C. Scott Herman Demand Chicago Clyde Stewart Demand Baker Robert Wands William Dodge City C. A. Lane Lawrence Buck Marilyn Pueblo Colo J. H. Wright W. L. Moorhead Independence Ebright First Methodist Church F. H. Ebright Myrtle Milliken Oswego John Noltensmeyer Milton Marguerite Lawrence Willard A. C Hayden Clarence Biggs Pittsburgh Mary Martin Anne Wellshear Nelson P. Horn Maryville National Youth Administration Old Baldwin John H. Griffin Oakwood Jasper Griffin Lester A. Griffin Dulles Texas Dale Griffin Leavenworth Samuel A. Deel Helen Samuel Bill Gunnison Sam Hartford Deel Daisy Deel Turner Stanley Flickinger Bonnie Custer Topeka Maxine Elton Peterson Haskell Tonganoxie Howard Lewis

Baldwin News Notes and Social Tidbits from the Week

Local Baldwin items recount wedding invitations in Kansas City for Dorothy Bayne to Walter T. Brown, Baker ties noted with Brown as a field secretary and future Emporia faculty, plus multiple visits and moves. Notables include Dr. Warren W. Wilcox joining Baker faculty, Quayle Wilcox enrolling at Dakota Wesleyan, and Prof Karl Bratton leaving Baker for Stephens College. Community members travel to Osceola, Lawrence, Kansas City, and St. Louis for events and work.

Bayne Kansas City Dorothy Walter T. Brown Brown Baldwin Baker F.C. Leitaker Independence Parsons Betty Smith Earl Martin Grace S. Black Lawrence W. J. Williams Mary Williams Oskaloosa Williams Teachers’ Institute Orin Metsker Eureka Old Baldwin Metsker F. H. Wells Charles Tonganoxie Gilbert M. Gander Colorado Springs Warren W. Wilcox Quayle Emporia Willcox College of Emporia Quayte Mitchell Dakota Wesleyan Nelson P. Horn Dream Haven Wilcox Horn Karl Bratton Stephens'college Columbia Win Brauss St. Louis William Bennett Near Melvern Eustatia Florence Bennett Luther Leavengood Nancy Winfield Leavengood Southwestern Pays Seas Hs Ta

Cattle Show Draws Attention Across Nebraska Regions

Parade of cattle across Nebraska heads to Lawrence with about 36 000 cattle evaluated. Miss Dorothy Parsons hosted by Holt county and kin from South Dakota Montana Wyoming and other areas as they seek feed and collaboration for the event. Ed Olmstead and Charles Meeder lead accompanying groups.

Dorothy Parsons Eill Neb Lawrence Ed Olmstead Holt County South Dakota G. G. Blaxeland Montana Wyoming Charles Meeder Tions Nebraska

Radio Programs Bunker Hill Saturday Roche reunion attendance

Radio programs note Bunker Hill attendees plan to join the Roche reunion from Saturday through Thursday. Mrs Charles Soward attended the Eudora picnic Wednesday afternoon and several 4-H club members met at Wanda and Esther Jane Hadl home. Miss Minnie Randall and Miss Beula Rohe appear in ongoing local events with illness and work updates.

Bunker Hill Roche Charles Soward Vivian Madi Arthur Ralph Bob Madi Wanda Esther Jane Hadl Minnie Randall Miss Randall Beula Rohe Wellsville Tugaday Willie Chaney Bert Mitchell Kaw ‘Valley Henry Roche Edith Jo J Mary Brown’s Grove Vivian Madl

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