Supreme Court Asked Over Workmen's Compensation Claim
Aug 29 AP The Supreme Court was asked to decide if a t1-year-old boy who was injured while not a bakery and who had no waiver of his rights to sue can collect under the workmen's compensation act. The Reno county district court had ordered Consumers' Bread Co of Hutchinson to pay 2396 to George Sims whose middle finger of the right hand was severed by a bread wrapping machine.
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Toreka
Supreme Court
Consumers’ Bread Company of
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Reno County
George’ Sims
Fliers Day at Stadium Promises Miniature Flight Contest
Fliers Day at the stadium will feature a miniature airplane and kite flying contest Friday afternoon. Registration books are open now and will stay open until Wednesday night, with entrants urged to register early.
Farley Joins California Aggies As Coach and Publicity Director
Davis California. United Press reports Farley, former Missouri track captain and sprinter, has taken duties as head track coach, assistant football coach, and director of publicity for the California Aggies. He completed his collegiate career this spring and graduated from Missouri in June. Last year he ran the 100 yard dash under 10 seconds five times, clocked at 9.6 seconds once, and his furlong time was 21.1 seconds, placing him among notable sprinters Scholz Paddock Locke and Borah.
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Cal
United Press
Farley
University of Missouri
California Aggies
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Paddock
Locke
Borah
Sydney club leads as one of English speaking women's groups
One of the largest clubs of English speaking women abroad is the General Federation of Women's Clubs affiliated with the Women's Club of Sydney which is 24 years old and has 900 members. A diverse range of local notices include a Soviet delegation to study fruit packing in California, a police court fine for drunkenness, and local social visits.
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Washington
Sydney
General
Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Club of
Moscow
California
Soviet Fruit Trust
Baseball scores and standings from Aug 29 twin bills
League results from Brooklyn, New York, St Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, and Cleveland games. Notable action includes Petty shutting Cardinals in Brooklyn win, Giants rallying to top Cubs, and Gehrig homering as Yankees beat the Browns. Multiple doubleheaders, rain delays, and league totals across cities.
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Gehrig
Atteback
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Gaston
Dixon
Music club study on composers spans three states
Wilness Iowa and Texas women join in a General Federation study led by Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson of Notawa. A report on the music composers’ survey is due soon. Watermelon festival planned as Santa Fe day events unfold. Union Pacific and Santa Fe figures noted.
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Obla
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Wilness
Iowa
Texas
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Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Travellers Club Continues Globe-Trotting From Danbury
The Travellers Club of Donate, 31 years old and affiliated with the General Federation of Women's Clubs for 30 years, keeps circumnavigating the globe without leaving town Danbury Conn. Its 40 members conduct travel study and give travel talks, exploring unknown parts of the world.
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Danbury, Conn
Travellers Clab of Donate
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Silent Hour Moscow Grants Radio Fans Midnight Pause
United Press reports an order for a one hour midnight silence allowing Soviet radio listeners to seek distant stations without interference. American stations are often heard during this period as government aims to clear airwaves for exploratory listening.
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United Press
United States
Theft Reported of Ford Speedster in City
Lawrence Hutchins of 733 North Fourth Street reports his Ford speedster stolen Saturday at noon. Police are investigating the theft and asking any witnesses to come forward.
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Lawrence Hutchins
North Fourth Street
Local Churches Report Strong Attendance and Activities
Sunday services at First Methodist Kelecoper Church on Vermont Street drew good crowds. Reverend Hislop urged persuasion over coercion as the path to righteousness and urged teachers and officers to join midweek Sunday school planning. First Christian Church reported three new members, a total of ten this August, with a sermon on Praise of Victory and preparations for fall programs. First Baptist Church notes sermons on Your Batting Average and the Parable of the Soils, fall church school campaign beginning next Sunday, Labor Sunday observance, and midweek service. The pastor from Omaha is expected to return to lead the midweek service.
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Kelecoper
Tenth ‘Vermont Sts
Hislop
Jesus
First
Fred Ladeux
Shepherd
First’ Baptist Church
Chas. W. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Esther Ott
Paul Rankin
Brewater
Sisson
John F. Watts
First Baptist Church of
Omaha
Nebr
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals Full of Local Dignity
In a sequence of notices, Darius Denman seven year old died yesterday at 1010 Maine Street. Funeral at Centenary Methodist Church at 2:30 PM Wednesday. Survived by widow Susan Denman and brothers George Ira and Robert in Ohio. Shirley Eckleberry infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Eckleberry died Sunday at Herington Kansas. Funeral at Frank's chapel today. Rev Edward Hislop in charge. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Mercy Barber 72 died last night at her daughter's home 2210 New Hampshire Street. Funeral 9:30 AM Wednesday from the home. Rev Edward Hislop will be in charge. Burial Richland cemetery Parker Kansas. Calvin Rush about 50 of High Prairie died this morning in a Topeka hospital. Funeral 2:30 PM Tuesday from First Methodist Baldwin. Rev Mr Love in charge. Burial Baldwin. Police report: a Ford coupe operated by a boy asleep collided with a freight train at Seventh and Union Pacific tracks yesterday.
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Maine Streat
Centenary Methodist Church
Enzie
Darius Deaman
Susan Dermen
George
Ira
Rovert
Ohio
Shirley Eckleberry
Grover Eckleberry
Heringtom
Kaw
Fank
Edward Hislop
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mercy Barber
Ray Martin
New Hampshire Street
Richland Cemetery
Parker
Kan
Calvin Rush
High Prairie
Topeka
First Methodist
Chur
Baldwin
Love
Buria
Midland families share visits and hospital calls
Mr and Mrs Phil Bowen and Mrs E Y W Bowen visited relatives in Midland. Mrs M E Hunsberger was taken to St Marys hospital in Kansas City. Arthur Campbell from Independence Kansas spent the weekend with his mother Mrs W H Campbell. A Sunday picnic included many relatives and visitors from Fayetteville Arkansas Oklahoma City and Lawrence.
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Phil Bowen
Kansay
W. H. Campbell
Z. Campbell
H. Bruckmiller
Dorothy
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
Arthur Campbell
Charles Campbell
Katherine Kotte
J. R. Cooper
Fayetteville, Ark
B. D
Community notes from Kansas City and area social visits
Local residents report a week of visits and events with many callers and dinners. Highlights include Col. Lindbergh seen in Kansas City, funeral attendance for Marguerite Stewart, numerous calls at the Nottinghams and Brunes, and hospital details about Reynolds Shultz and Charles Spray in Excelsior Springs.
Sanford Phenicie family moves to Bnid Kansas
Reno Mr and Mrs Sanford Phenicie and family relocate to Bnid Kansas where he takes a new position. Fred Kelnall Kathleen and Stella Mae Phenicie visited Lindbergh in Kansas City Wednesday for a close view of the guest of honor. Vestal plans to move to Moss place. A M Dickinson and grandson Robert Dickinson of the Mound neighborhoods were seen Saturday. Mr Me Tonganoxie was called out Monday to finish a journey to Kansas.
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Sanford Phenicie
Bnid
Kis
Fred Kelnall
Kathleen
Stella Mae Phenicie
Lindbergh
Kansas City
Ester
Vestal
Moss Place
A. M. Dickinson
Abert Dickinson
Kansas
Mound notes and community scene in Lawrence area
Miss Grace Mills of Tonganoxie will teach this winter at Mound school. Community club met Friday with talent, music by the Haley family, readings by Miss McDonald of Kansas City and piano by Miss Zmek. Several Lawrence visitors and area residents were noted, including Mrs. Will House improving, and many local travels and gatherings at farms and homes.
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Grace Mills
Tonganotte
Mound Community Club
Mound School
Dorothy May
Bleakley
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Haley
Mise McDonald
Kansas City
Marie Zmek
Sam Kelsall
Will House
Charles White
Wichita
Buckingham
Jesse Graham
Denver
Gondland
Graham
Dwyer
John
Othal Wiley
Gerstenberger
Eudora
Hi. G. Skerts
Harry
White
Dale Rawlings
Colo
Cary
Dressler
Edith Phenicie
Ice EE Caine
Othel Wiley
Pleasant Grove Wheat Harvest Helpers Named
In Pleasant Grove Harvey Hibner led a stacked wheat harvest Tuesday and Wednesday with helpers John Churchhaugh Floyd Churchhaugh Owen Flora Virgil Shoemaker Harry Breckenridge Dan Flory Reece Swimley Elmer Henry Arley Flory Robert Flory Markley Noah Peterson and Harvey Flory. Marie Daniels visited the Porter home Thursday afternoon with Mrs Dan Flory and Mrs Elmer Flory along with Fannie Peterson and Frances.
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Harvey Hibner
John and
Floyd Churchhaugh
Owen Flora
Virgil Shoemaker
Harry Breckenridge
Dan Flory
Reece Swimley
Elmer
Henry
Arley
Flory
Robert
Markley
Noah Peterson
Harvey Flory
Marie Daniels
Porter Home
Elmer Flory
Fannie Peterson
Frances
Knowledge Hill social notes and rural family visits
Knowledge Hill area residents and relatives gather for Sunday visits and family reunions. Names include Thiry, Janeway, Canary, Weeks, Rice, Weibel, Mesenheimer, Stowe, Dichl, and Wilson among others. Trips to Topeka and Kansas City mentioned for medical and family reasons, with several humorous references to local kinship events.
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McKee
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Home Folka
John Canary
White City
Saker Murphy
Luly May
Francis Thiry
Bart Janeway
Edwin
Lois
Wells
Hazel
Neva Stowe
Jr. Rive
Weibel
Wondlawn Park
Jim Turner
Mra
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McLouth
Rey Canary
Mall Ua Arde
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Myre
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Ardel
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Linwood
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