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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1934
Page
7
Several ad items list building supplies and repairs including W Shaw Lumber Co Phil 47 Vac sweepers sewing machines and Lawrence Stove Hospital. Also mentions Liberty Oil Co Washers and repairs Fine Grocery Stock and Hemphil Land Co exchanges and City property trade offers.
Auction notice for a farm sale including mower, manure spreader, wire, wagon, harrow, about 25 ton of corn, and other tools. Cattle are well bred and mostly registered. Information and certificates available at sale. Sale starts 1 p.m. sharp. Cash paid. property to be settled for an early settlement. J Quehnel-Wandler Estate, H Stone auctioneer, National Bank of Lawrence clerk.
Wheat rose to 1/4 cent above prior finish as Kansas dust storms raged, with futures and cash grains mixed. Livestock prices in Kansas City showed mixed moves across cattle and hogs while eggs and butter edged higher and a wall street rally held with cautious profit taking.
Turmoil in industrials and utilities marked by mixed gains as traders awaited details of the treasury financing plan. U S Steel Bethlehem and McKees were among major names noted, while bank earnings improved and Norfolk and Western reported a $22.1 million year profit. Sterling and the French franc moved higher as markets eyed Congress approval of the gold bill.
Mrs R C Eliiett after an operation was taken by ambulance to her home on West Twenty third Street. F Roberts and baby returned to 329 Michigan Street. Mrs J A Caulk and infant son were taken to the home of Mrs W Y Hill at 835 Missouri.
Mrs Roy Deskin called to bedside of her mother Mrs Bidinger Monday night. Fred Deskin of Springing Hill attended the W O Slusser sale. Mr and Mrs C E Stanwix moved to Linwood Farm. they helped with butchering and visited Mrs Stanwix who has been ill. Mr and Mrs E M Balinewaier plan to move west of Lecompton to the DeKat farm this spring. Roy Day and Esther Love visited Raymond Love. Miss Esther Love accompanying them home. W O Slusser held a public sale Thursday. Sew-So club ladies served lunch and cleared about $10. Rook Woodward bought the Slusser farm. Joe McHugh and family from Topeka called on C Stanwix. C E Stanwix spent time with Mrs Job Allen while Mrs Breazele sat with Mrs Lease after a fall injuring hip and pelvis. Bernard Forsythe weekend in Ottawa visiting F L Forsythe. Barber district $2 to fund special school meeting Jan 29 on federal ban repairs. Kanwaka Goodwill club to meet with Mrs E M Bahnmaier Jan 24. program includes a Kansas ene program with Deskin Coffman Coffman and others. Jake Bid Wears trial heard at court house. Charles Coffman and family motored to McClough to see Al Coffman who is seriously ill.
Sunday school met at Arthur Hird's home Sunday afternoon and another session is planned at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at homes during winter. Mrs Floyd Schellhorn and children visited Topeka Monday. Mrs Raymond Love attended the Warren Ridley funeral in Lawrence on January 12 at Rumsey's.
William Frick of Kansas City and his daughter visited Osawatomie to see a niece with Mrs. Emma Manspeaker and daughter in Mount Ida. Funeral services for Mrs. Hashman were held in Ottawa. Relatives from Kansas City visited the Hemphill and O Brien families. The Glen Miller sale drew many attendees as the family prepares to move to Baldwin. Albert Bridenstine, teaching near Paama, Colo., is reported well.
Local residents host guests and attend events across Ottawa and Vinland. Highlights include Rotler family visiting Bauxher, Baker University musical recitals, Vinland High School basketball plans, Mancel entertaining Vinland boys, Cecil Johnson visiting Lone Star, Sheldon Boucher returning from a truck run, Coleman Dell Club officers elected, and Ladies Aid meeting with guest speaker Mrs Six. Also reported are funeral attendance for Mrs Counts, travel notes about Mrs Lucas, and Cyrus Jones illness.
Readable crossword entries list across and down clues with numerous misspellings and garbled words. Contains theme hints and several named locations including regions and a city in Pennsylvania. Provides a partial solution line and scattered answers like Cape and by one’s gait, with many errors requiring reconstruction.
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