Classified Notices and Advertisements from Lawrence Daily Journal-World
A collage of classified briefs lists job ads for a colored woman day worker and a locksmith, sale items like Monarch smokeless coal, an oak dining set, and upholstery services, plus a stockholders meeting notice for Lawrence National Bank with election details and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Gee
Kuhne
Journal - World
Market snapshot shows broad gains and year end activity
New York markets close year with strong stock rally and mixed commodity action. Cotton and metals hold, while futures show light wheat and corn pressure from hedging sales. Kansas City hogs and cattle seen weak to steady as holiday liquidation weighs on prices.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Kansas City
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Kansas ‘City
USDA
Agricultural commodity futures and market round up
The report summarizes futures for wheat corn oats rye lard with Chicago close figures for Dec 30 and Kansas City hay and poultry markets. It lists prices for No 1 to No 3 grades of grains, various futures contracts, and regional market quotes for vegetables and eggs. It also notes government bond close figures and local market prices for grains butter eggs and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas City Hay Market
Hay
Kansas
City
Springs
Wall Street gains spark year end rally and hefty turnover
The New York stock market staged a wary year end rally with wide gains across leaders. American Telephone led advances, rising about nine points from Monday, as heavy tax selling faded and reinvestment demand lifted many blue chips. Turnover reached roughly 2.6 million shares, one of the largest since May. Cotton closed up about 0.75 to 0.85 a bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
American Telephone
Christmas visiting and school notes from area families
Local families gather for holidays including Houk Caruther Schneider and Warrington clans with extended relatives from Cheyenne Wells and Jefferson City. Jolly Quilters meet, and school closes for Christmas with perfect attendance by Donnie Orton and Bobby Peterson. reopening January 4.
Winter Visitors Share Social Gatherings Across Topeka and Lecompton
Winter residents Dr and Mrs Reuben Wikten of Topeka spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Billie Schroyer. Mrs Herman Banks and Mrs Fannie Miller attended a women's missionary luncheon hosted by Mrs J J Pasley in Lecompton where Pasley led. Hazel Hamilton returned to Independence after weeks with Harold and Lloyd Webber. The Everetts Chamberlain family from Topeka visited Winter family. The Mes enheimers hosted a Christmas dinner with Oscar Wilson and Overbrook guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Wikten
Topeka
Billie Schroyer
Herman Banks
Fannie Miller
Charles Winter
J. J. Pasley
Lecompton
Pasley
Hazel Hambtton
Independence
Kan
Harold and Lloyd Webber
Everett, Chamberlain
Dorothy
Olive
Donald
A. F. Mesenheimer
Oscar Wilson
Overbrook
Community notices recount Os kaloosa and Lawrence events
The Farm Bureau unit of Douglas county women led a district festival at Haskell auditorium on December 8 presenting Have You Had Your Operation. Nearby, Newt Hamlin attended his aunt Mrs Brooks' funeral in Elm Missouri. A Sunday dinner hosted by Bittle Schrover included Dr Reuben Wikten and families from Topeka Lawrence Effingham. Winter club luncheon at Beattie Collins featured mystery pals and new members. Roberta Swearingen and students hosted a Christmas program at Winter Schoolhouse with gifts by Santa Charles Swearingen of Topeka.
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Ethel Graham
Oskaloosa
Glenn Mesenheimer
Henry Arthur
George Trent
Merle
Lawrence
Wanda Cram
Ottawa
A. E. Mesenheimer
Kenneth Mesenheimer
Farm Bureau Unit
Douglas County
Haskell Auditorium
Newt Hamlin
Elm
Hamilin
Brooks
Bittle Schrover
Reuben Wikten
Gary
Goff
Willis Colman
Roberta Swearingen
Old Santa
Charles Swearingen
Topeka
Miss Swearingen
Sam Swearingen
Miss Lots
Sarah Shirck
Le‘compton
Local Dining Hosts Several Kansas Guests Sunday
Union Mr and Mrs Lester Schwab and Marjorie entertained at a dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Pippert and family from McLouth Mrs Howard Huard tarer and children and Ben Crunill from Lawrence. Also present were Mr and Mrs Harry Sutton Lyle Ray of No 10 Mr and Mrs Ted Barnhart and Shirley Centropolis Mr and Mrs Frank Sutton Mr and Mrs Charley Randel and family of Baldwin. Additional Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Philo Beck included Mrs Charles Woghlemuth and sons of Washington Wan Mrs Luella Beck of Lawrence Mr and Mrs Fred Eggleston and John of Baldwin Rev Lehmann of Blue Springs spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kenry Johanning and Cynthia. Mr and Mrs Roy Schwahm and sons attended a Sunday school class party at Alvin Heinon home near Worden Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Lutz were Sunday
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Lester Schwab
Marjorie
Albert Pippert
McLouth
Howard Huardtarer
Ben Crunill
Lawrece
Harry Sutton
Lyle Ray
Junior
No. 10
Ted ‘Barnhart
Shirley
Centropolis
Frank Sutton
Charley Randel
Baldwin
Raymond Pearson
Philo Beck
Charles Woghlemuth
Washington, Wan
Luella Beck
Lawrence
Fred Eggleston
John
Lehmann
Blue Springs
Kenry Johanning
Cynthia
Roy Schwahm
Alvin Heinon
Worden
Fred Lutz
D. H. Heekman
Asa Postma
D. Ik. Heekman
Ound
A. ST. Wolloway
Warsaw
Marva Lou
Topeka
J. F. Collins
Charles Mowder
Clyde Otis
Wichita
Samuel Finley
Harry Norman
Samuel Mowder
Marian Center
Wilma Anderson
D. H. Heckman
Heckman
Everett Turner
Turner
Irene Hoover
Vera Postma
Eunice Hoover
Vanita Garber
Virginia Iingery
Verna Garber
Delma Hoover
Otto Boerkircher
Fishburn
Mra
Aubrey Fishburn
Frank Haas
George Trashburn
Overbrook
Charlies Mowder
Wiehlta
Donald Anderson
Lone Star
Postma
George Markley
Orie Smith
Henry Turner
Appannose
William Kingery
Murray Bond
Marjorie Ann
Chester Desque
Pleasant Grove
LaVerne Kampschroeder
Clinton
Everett Kingery
Jean
Virginia
Pictured late suffragist to receive vote for nomination
Puzzle clues and a noted suffragist prompt a memory of a woman who was the first to secure a presidential nomination vote. The grid references multiple crosswords with definitions for terms from air to monarchy and beyond, hinting at a themed tribute embedded in the page.
Christmas Party Hosts and Birth of Larry in December
Mrs. Ruby Bucheim entertained the Jolly Quilters for a Christmas party last Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Caruthers and daughter Peggy visited Wellsville to spend the day with Ms. Caruther's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grantz welcomed a new son, Larry, born in December. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Houk hosted a Christmas dinner.
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Ruby Bucheim
Jolly Quilters
Rodger Caruthers
Peggy
Wellsville
Ms. Caruther
Grantz
Larry
West and Finch Families Host Guests in Ottawa and Range
Dinner guests visited Ottawa hosted by Mr and Mrs L W West while Mrs Lutz returned home after a West visit Mrs Orlyn Vaughn joined Range range family for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Syarhaee Finch and family
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L. W. West
Ottawa
Mrs. Lutz
West
Orlyn Vaughn
Syarhaee Finch
Range Uine
Sunday School Program and Christmas Gatherings at Washington Creek
The Washington Creek community held a Sunday School program led by D. H. Heckman and Mrs. Asa Postma. A Christmas dinner and caroling followed, with numerous families from Warsaw to Topeka joining in. The issue lists many local visitors and family events, including Mrs. Heckman and Mrs. Holloway hosting and multiple Christmas celebrations at Turners, Mowders, and Kingerys, concluding with a note about Journal-World classified ads.
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Fred Turner
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Clyde W. Coffman
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Phoni Lawrence
Chester Goul
Debby
Alint Bea
MIMI
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Aunt Bea
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V. T. HaMlIn
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U.S
Joe
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First National Bank
John C. Emick Abstract of
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D. C
Dela
Fred Parker
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Logan-Moore
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Tit Mass
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Ford
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Monarch
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr. Co
Courter's
Moody
Alabama
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Treasury
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Am Tel & Tel
Atch
T& SF
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Nig Douglas A
du Pont
General Electri
General Foods
General Motors
Int Harvester
Kennecott On
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NA Aviation
Frank Houk
Rodger Caruther
Pegey
Elmer Schneider
Alfred Houk
Webb
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Elmer Warrington
Charles Coffman
Clyde Moses
Basehor
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Raymond Williams
Robert Peterson
Bobby
Koenig
O. Peterson
John Calhoun
John Ingalls
Charles
Edgar Archer
Donnie Orton
Bobby Peterson
Rajah
Assam
Eid
Mrs
Marvin Houk
Washington Creek
Ders
Otis
D.H. Heckman
Prank Haas
Everett, Kingery
Vern Hoover
Jnice Hoover
Gerald Hoover
Junior Richardson
Hazel Manutline Poerkircher
Morris Ewing
Kenneth Herschel
Leslie McGee
Jedith Hwin
Lutore Ewing
J. H. Griffith
Song
John Miller
Enterprise
P. Miller
Glenn Swartz
Schwartz
Owas
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Swartz
The
Missionary Society
Chevrolet
Winter Chevrolet CO
Rica
America
Carter
Olson Bros
E. W. Penchard
Hunsinger
Pickens Machine Works
Hanna
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