Prize Steers Bought by Local Shops in Douglas County
Four prize winning steers raised in Douglas County will be served at Lawrence tables this week. Local shops will sell two of the steers from 4-H winners after the American Royal show. One steer was sent to Beal Scrothers and the other to Klock’s for steaks and roasts. An alert notice advertises the sale Tuesday. The steers were raised by Walter Theme and by Raymond Pine. John Montgomery, KU graduate of 1925, is seeking the record of the university football history from South America as he tours Central and South America. He is editor of the Miami Beach Tropics and Coral Gables Riviera and plans to visit capital cities in the region. Montgomery played boxing at KU and was business manager of the Daily Kansan, member of Theta Kappa Psi. County clubs will meet at KU on Wednesday morning at 10. The Douglas County club will convene on the auditorium’s lower floor, with Harry Haugh urging county residents to attend. Jayhawker yearbooks will be sent to local high schools. Kellogg Company chairman W K Kellogg announced renewed confidence and an advertising program for 1930.
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Douglas County
Raymond Pine
K. U
United Press
Journnal World
Montgomery
Hi Kappa Psi
University of Kansas
Douglas County Club
Awill
Ste
Harry Haugh
Glenn and Vicinity Hosts and Holiday Gatherings
Glenn and vicinity reported its biggest business year to date. Mrs. Sarah Morris hosted guests from Gunnison Colorado and Altoona Kansas while the Willing Workers club enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. Virginia McClanahan’s home. Various visits and Thanksgiving gatherings followed, with meetings of 4 H clubs and community visits noted. Shanghai reports the Public Safety Bureau setting a 17 year age limit for rickshaw drivers.
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Sarah Morris
Charlie Lowan
Mildred
Gunnison
Colo
Martha, Osborne
Marion
Albert ' Osborne
Altoona
Kan
Willing Workers’ Club
Virginia McClanahan
C. H. Dalrymple
Beverly Bahnmaier
Erma Major
Joan McFann
Helen McClean
S. Thomas Ford
Kansas City
Ford
Thala Walter
Topeka
Walter
Edith Humphrey
Jayhawk
Wilma Shaffer
Shanghai
The
Bureau of Public Safety
Local Socials Highlight Sunrise Breakfast and Winter Plans
Miss Helen Lecompton and Miss Madalyn McClanahan and Miss Emelie Raynolds, residents west of town, stayed with Miss Lucile Hildenbrand and joined the Sunrise breakfast at the Methodist church. Mrs. M. M. Iliff heads to Topeka for winter with her daughters Ada Stark and Zella Iliff. Mrs. L. A. Stone and daughter are also mentioned.
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Helen
Madalyn McClanahan
Emelie Raynolds
Lucile Hildenbrand
Methodist
Fragmentary notices from town gathering with names
Jumbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs Holloway and her brother, Sam Dark, and several family members including Pey ton Watts and Lecompton residents. The passage references Mrs Lissie Watts and guests from Ottawa and a fellow named B. A. related to a Sunday gathering.
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Shaw
Holloway
Sam Dark
Lissie Watts
Peyton Watts
Ospeny
Lecompton
Epternon
Ottawa
An Dether
Church records note a member’s service time change
fragmented OCR text mentions a church service at 6:50 with guests present and a meeting in a neat setting. The readable fragment indicates scheduling of a member’s attendance and a post service gathering. Further details are unclear.
Night of reading and songs ends with Welchers driving home
A fragmented account lists Mrs Fading with Tat of On the Colorado and Irens Brown reading Pa's Guide, Chiles performing a guitar solo, a mandolin dialogue, Jol Billy Boyd singing, Dorothy Sanford and Glenn reading Good-bye, C A Welcher and daughter Gladys, and Bob Welcher driving away.
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Colorado
Irens Brown
Chiles
Ee le Bohnmaier
Janny
Jol
Billy Boyd
U Wender Ache
Dorothy Sanford
Cena Glenn
C. A. Welcher
Gladys
Bob Welcher
Social Visits and Farm Bureau Invite in Douglas County
Mrs Christina Tucker of Bald win visited her daughter Mrs Sam Sutton and family. Leslie Davis of Tulsa and Mrs Sarah Morris traveled for a Saturday visit to Mrs W H Glenn. Bert Reynolds and family joined Mr veld as a brother and Mrs W G Reynolds were also present. Clarence Sutton Miss Helen Setton and Russel Dyer of Lawrence, Norman Saylor and son Clyde of Lecompton spent Sunday with Sam Sutton. Farm Bureau members of Douglas County received invitations for the Farm Bureau meeting on Monday December.
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W. B. Stauffer
George F. Bahnmaier
Harveylenn
Lecompton
Nettie Glenn
H. F. Fulton
W. A
United Breathren
Glenn School
Christina Tucker
Baldwin
Sameee Sutton
Leslie Davis
Tulsa
Okla
Sarah Morris
Dazens ‘Lawrence
W. H. Glenn
Easto Lmany
Rene Eatin
W. G. Reynolds
Visi
Veld
Bert Reynolds
Andre
Clarence Sutton
Helen Setton
Russel Dyer
Lawrence
Norman Saylor
Clyde
Sam Sutton
Farm Bureau
Douglas County
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John Montgomery
South
America
Battle Creek
Mich
W. K.kellogg
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Hoover
Eee
Sara Desde
Ron Rox Wikiecioe
Glenn, and Vicinity
Bargain Centre
Sterling Clothes
Lawrence, Kans
Santa
Sonny Boy
Brinkman’s Bakery
Heatrola
Kansas Public Service Co
Your Gas Co
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