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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1940

Page

3

Lawrence imprint bibliography highlights early Kansas printing

A WPA Historical Records Survey volume titled Check List of Kansas Imprints catalogues 1854 to 1877. It records 1 594 items with 224 Lawrence printers, including four Lawrene Journal World forerunners and 26 Lawrence printing houses. The work lists libraries and unique copies, with Lawrence holdings unusually high.

Lawrence Kansas Kansas’ Historical Records Survey Project WPA Historical Records Survey Mary Parkman Lawrence Journal-World Harold J. Henderson Historical Records Project Kansas State Journal Kansas Tribune Lawrence Republican Herald of Freedom Kansas Territory Kansas State Historical Society Kansas State Library University of Kansas Henderson Douglas C. McMurtrie Imrints William P. Ames Elsie V. Varner

Fred Harris Reelected Chairman of Kansas Board of Regents

Ottawa man Fred M. Harris was reelected chairman of the Kansas state board of regents in Topeka. The meeting approved the University of Kansas summer session budget and kept Hubert Brighton as secretary with Frances Crossi as assistant secretary.

Fred M. Harris Ottawa State Board of Regents Topeka University of Kansas Hubert Brighton Frances Crossi

Baptists to Convene in Topeka for Regional Convocation

More than 1250 expected at First Baptist church in Topeka January 24 as part of five Kansas convocations. Fifty churches from the northeast area will participate in the Northern Baptist program themed The Mission of the Church in a Distressed World.

Great Baptist Topeka First Baptist Church Kansas Northern Baptist Convention Los Angeles Great Bend Wichita Parsons Kansas City M. Ray McKay W. C. Simons

Grain on Kansas farms drops from year ago levels

A Kansas state federal agriculture department survey as of January 1 shows reduced grain on farms compared with the 1929-38 average. Wheat stands at 29,031,000 bushels versus 35,002,000 and 35,630,000. corn at 19,777,000 versus 26,438,000 and 44,336,000. oats at 10,798,000 versus 19,977,000 and 17,903,000.

Topeka Kansas Agriculture Department

Japanese See U S Guam Plan as Unfriendly Gesture

Japanese officials expressed suspicion over the renewed U S navy plan to upgrade Guam harbor facilities calling it another unfriendly gesture toward Asia. Military sources warn Guam is a vulnerable American base and view the issue as a moral threat amid U S Pacific policy shifts.

U.S Guam Tokyo United States Navy Japan United States Pacific San Francisco Honolulu Manilla Germany

Community social notes and deaths in Eudora

Local social rounds include dinner guests from Kansas City and Wellsville. Bert Brown dies of a heart attack, while clubs hold meetings and bridge games. The Eudora High boys basketball team defeats Vinland 43 to 25 as other residents visit Lawrence and De Soto.

Louisa Alcott Featured as First Woman in Stamp Series

Louisa May Alcott is honored as the first woman in the Famous Americans stamp series. The 5-cent blue design for the author’s group will be issued with first day sales at Concord Massachusetts, where the Alcott family lived.

U.S Louisa May Alcott United States Frances E. Willard Jane Addams Miss Alcott Authors Group Concord Mass Alcott Louisa Alcott Louisa Emerson Plato House of Alcott Jeader

Death of Bert Dillard Noted in Shawnee Community

Bert Dillard died Sunday in a Kansas City hospital. He lived in Shawnee with wife Cora and children Joseph and Marie, survived also by sister Ed Haverty of Westminster. Funeral at St. Josephs Shawnee, burial in Shawnee cemetery.

William Mercier Paul Papenhousen Mary Anne McNair Lawrence Fred Papenhousen Bert Dillard Kansas City Ernest Kraus Frances Schopper Cora Dillard Marie Clever Albert Ouderkirk Verda Marie John Miller Harry Kurtz Mary Sommer Johnson County Jake Milburn Vinland Panther Ed Milburn Milurn Pearl Daugherty Edna Zillner Anna Sommers Clara Grosdidier Christine Sommer Martin Ables Evenstar Bert Daugherty George Born Martha Lee Mary Lou Roy Daugherty Kaw Valley Maurice Winters Harold Daugherty Fred Schellack Gus Bohnsack Ralph Bohnsack Nancy Lee

Williamstown Community Notes and Local Events

The January 10 soil conservation meeting at the CCC camp featured an oyster supper and future work plans led by L F E Willoughby. The Jefferson County Red Cross chapter sets its annual meeting for January 11 at Perry American Legion hall. Ed Sheldon, state high school inspector, found Jefferson county schools generally well kept. Miss Arlene Allen and Emmett Dick wed in Topeka on December 30. Leo Stinemetz, aviation student in Illinois, visited Perry during holidays. A charivari greeted Mr and Mrs Prin Bliss. County Grange met January 4 at Valley Grove with an oyster supper. Lennie Gantz and George Heck married in Montana December 23 and visiting relatives in the area. Mrs Charles Johnson plans to return to Amrine farm after holidays. Mrs John Lamar of Jackson, Mississippi visited relatives in the area. Fritz Gantz leads a petition regarding the postmaster for Williamstown. H Evans plans retirement as postmaster. Lawrence visitors included several named residents.

CCC L. FE. Willoughby Jefferson County The American Red Cross Perry Arlene Allen Emmett Dick Topeka Oskaloosa High School Leo Stinemetz Rantoul Ill Nell Stinemetz W. H. Smarr Prin Bliss County Grange Valley Grove Claude Lennie Gantz George Heck Montana Jacob Gantz Charles Johnson

Oskaloosa School Reopens After New Year Holiday

The high school at Oskaloosa reopened Tuesday after New Year’s Eve. Ada Graham joined as a new pupil in the fourth grade at Clover Hill. Various local residents visited, celebrated holidays, or hosted gatherings, with several families hosting New Year dinners and others noting travel to nearby towns.

Ada Graham Ethel Malone 8. V. Allen Meriden Fort Snelling Marion Wichita Prp N. Rees Earl Enis Mrs. Duncan Earl Ellis Tonganoxie

Evening Star social notes and visits smile through

Mr. and Mrs. E. Pence and Bryona spent Sunday in Lawrence as dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Martin. Salem Evangelical Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met in Eudora at Mrs. Nora Fitzgerald’s home. Several families attended New Year’s party hosted by Odd Fellows. Charles Henderson and Emily visited relatives in Wichita and Kaw Valley last week.

Floyd Broers Pete Edelbrock Charline The Odd Fellows Charles Henderson Emily Wichita

Abel Family Social Notes From New Year Figures

Carl Abel Sophia Bella Kurts and George Abel are listed with relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlie Brown of Gardner hosted New Year's dinner for Mr and Mrs Martin Abel. Abel family members visited Mr and Mrs Robert Reusch and Mr and Mrs Dolph French at Fall Leaf. George Ott and son Gerald joined Mr and Mrs Will Frene for New Year dinner near Belleview.

Carl Abel Sophia Bella Kurts George Abel Charlie Brown Gardner Martin Abel Abel Robert Reusch Floyd Broers Dolph Fall Leaf George Ott Gerald Mrs Will Frene Belleview

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