Speed King Campbell to Return Home From Speed Trials
Daytona Beach, Feb 6. Captain Malcolm Campbell, who set a new world land speed record of 245 mph, said he would not run further Bluebird trials before returning to England. He may leave next week but could attempt a higher mark after switching to a smaller piston engine car. He already faced a shortfall in a tiny four cylinder car but remains the era’s sole driver to exceed 200 mph on land.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Bluebird
England
Campbell
Ray Keech
H. O. D. Segrave
Lee Bible
Frank Lockhart
Segrave
Keech
Bible
Lockhart
Daytona Sands
Jtoona
Glenn and Vicinity January PTA Meeting Report
Helen Brown missed several days of school this week due to illness. Dr and Mrs J D Young of Topeka visited friends Monday afternoon. The Glenn Parent Teachers Association met January 27 at the schoolhouse with President John Mathey in charge. The program included songs Auld Lang Syne and The Little Brown Church in the Vale led by chorister Mrs W B Stauffer and pianist Rosemary Glenn, devotional from Fourth Chapter of Revelations read by Rev L A Stones, a health talk by Miss Mary E Auliffe county health nurse, and a piano duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brown
J D. Young
Topeka
Glenn Parent-Teachers’ Association
John Mathey
Little Brown
The
Vale
W. B. Stauffer
Rosemary Glenn
L. A. Ston
Lecompton- Unitec
Rew
Stones
E. Auliffe
Lawrence
Evening program and community notices from a local meeting
Irene Brown and others present dramatization and song items including The Ants and the Grasshopper and Sweet and Low. Readings by Carolyn Mellenbau e h and Doris Mellen bruck. Reports by Mrs Starr Glenn and Mrs Stauffer. Lunch for seventy five. Next meeting date set. Local social and Farm Bureau personnel visits noted.
CAPTAINS CREEK Community News Highlights
Local social life and farm events fill Capta ins Creek. Mr and Mrs Edward Mistele visited Kansas City for a business trip. Families from Lawrence and Edgerton joined Sunday dinners with Ambler Lefmann and related households. A wolf drive north of the Ambler farm yielded five wolves killed and a Prairie Center Ladies Aid lunch served to many. Several neighbors hosted callers and attended Epworth League events in Stanley and nearby towns. Community members moved residences and visited kin across Gardner DeSoto Eudora and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mistele
Kansas City
Hert Harbour
Clara Mae
Donna Jean
Franetta Fay
Ethel Chandler
Lawrence
Harry Ambler
George Knabe
Bertha Hoffman
Edgerton
Philip Lefmann
Lena Lefmann
Hesper
Fred Koch, Jr
Slaughter
Freda
Elliot House
Paul Richtermeier
Howard - Caviness
Dee Manness
WwFeNce
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Roger Stanley
Horace
Woodard
August Leimann
Eudora
Ae William Seiwald
Carl Miller
Glenn
Bobbie
Mayme Partmian
Geiler
Louise
Clint ‘Wade
Heaper
Philip Gabriel
Bill Chaney
Clearfield
Sn Fir
Howard Daviss
Fern Knabe
Ed ‘Minte
Wood
Robert Pritchard
Jase Pritchard
Lenape
Ambler
Westley
Deckwa
Cleaffeld
Clara Todd
Earl ‘Ott
Belleview
Albert Jer
Will Nichols
Nina Mae
Lefman
Howard Miller
Albert Miller
Farm Bureau
Hesper Academy
Alonzo. Ambler
Daugh- Mildred Louise
Mr and Mrs Bagat Darmold Host Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs Everett hosted a Pot Luck in honor of Porter Bond's birthday on Sunday evening. Guests included Dray, Willies Curtis, Margaret, Frank, Flory, Mild Jane, and Miss inst traeiain any renin sugper tory. Also present were Mr and Mrs Davis son and their sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Porter Bond
Dray
Willies
Curtis
Margaret
Flory
Jane
Bare
Davison
Mrz
Wthur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Speed King
Photacrayliers
B. Campbell
Glenn and Vicinity
IZE Penn Athletics
Irene
Helen ‘Brown
Ruby
Josephine Stauffer
Carolyn Mellenbaueh
Paler
Foieranaby
Doris Mellenbruck
de Y Sanford
Rosemary Artes
Scott
Wilford Ohler
Dick Boydston
Tauffer
Wilma
Helen Shaffer
Stone
Starr Glenn
Stauffer
H. F. Fulton
F. P. Shirley
Russel
Jude
J Frederick
Lawrents
Ed Prisa
University of Pennsylvanua
Thomas & Gates
Hhe Board of
Central of Sports
E. LeRoy Marest
Swarthmore College
Captains Creek
Bernice
Lois Jean
DeSoto
Hers Nts
L. A. Reynolds
Fam
Lefmara
Elmer
Valentines
Wolf's Book Store
Masa. St
Firestone
Price
Oldfield
Indianapolis
Pikes Peak
Home Owned and Controlled
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