New Kansas Farm Credit Group Formed in Ottawa
The Ottawa Production Credit Association, first of its kind in Kansas under the 1933 Farm Credit Act, organized Monday in Ottawa to serve farmers in seven counties Frank, Douglas, Johnson, Miami, Osage, Anderson and Linn with short term production credit. Directors from each county named, capital set at 120000 dollars, loans up to five times capital, terms three to twelve months, interest three percent above the Wichita federal bank discount rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ottawa
Kansas
Farm Credit Administration
Wichita
Production Credit Corporation
D. L. Mullendore
Ottawa Production Credit Association
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Wilson Counts
Baldwin
Roy Green
Counts
Anderson
F. W. Staadt
Garnett
Edwards
Richmond
Mild January Weather Expected Across Kansas Tomorrow
Kansas faces unusually warm conditions with a forecast high near 45 degrees tomorrow. Forecasters say no bitter cold is on the way, with nights dipping to 20 to 25 degrees and overall statewide temperatures remaining above normal for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Flora
United Siaies
Canada
Boston
Fiera
Brubaker Community club meeting appoints program and refreshment committees
Bethel records a full house meeting of the Brubaker Community club on Friday evening. Mrs. Mabel Root presided and appointed Vergil Bond, Lee Jones, and Johnnie Brecheisen to the February program committee. Refreshment committee named Mrs. Will Smith, Mrs. Otte Garber, and Mrs. Johnnie Brecheisen. A program with instrumental music by Orval and Eddie Baker, readings by Cecil Brecheisen and Dale Crawford, songs by Miss Winifred Garber, a Charlie Clark bit, and the Old Fashioned Album play drew loud audience applause. a Bride and Groom sketch won first prize after audience vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubaker
Savas
Mabel ‘Root
Vergil Bond
Lee Jones
Johnnie Brecheisen
Will Smith
Otte Garber
Charles’ Jones
Homer Crawford
Mys
Orval Baker
Eddie Baker
Cecil Brecheisen
Dale Crawford
Miss Winifred
Garber
Topeka
Charlie Clark
Community gathering and visits fill weekly social calendar
In Toneka and nearby towns residents enjoyed musical evenings featuring Who's In The News and Winifree Garber with an encore for Miss Garber. Guests at the Schwartz home included Mrs. James Jones and others. Various families hosted and traveled between Worden, Kansas City, and Topeka. Church attendance was high morning but low evening due to a sudden temperature drop. A monthly community meeting at the school showcased industrial education reels by Mr. and Mrs. Janike, drawing a large crowd. a birthday party was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jones
Bennie Yiaker
Winifree Garber
Toneka
James Jones
Charles Jones
Harley Lyons
Clarence Albright
Charlie Simmons
Dorothy
Virgil Schwartz
Worden
C. M.albright
Sophia Schwartz
Kansas City
Jones
H. Lee Jones
Everett ‘Bond
Centroplis
Josephine Fisher
Godfrey Swenson
Alin Fisher
Fisher
Topeka
Car
Lyons
Kan
J. W. Garbutt
Janike
Ladies Aids meet for all day event at Lone Star
The Ladies Aids group met last Thursday with twelve members present. Mrs. Laura Fox hosted a luncheon, and Mrs. J. E. Smith led devotionals as plans were made for a calendar dinner on Monday. J. W. Garbutt was appointed enumerator in the department of commerce covering Douglas County outside Baldwin and Lawrence. Lola Flory spent two weeks at Memorial Hospital in Lawrence caring for her niece Delma Jean Hoover after a serious operation. Arthur Flory and Aubry Fishburn left Monday on a Texas trip for cabbage and grapefruit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cort moved to the home of Rev. L. H. Griffith in Washington Creek. Viola Conner returned to hear ashington Greek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aids
Laura Fox
J. E. Smith
J. W. Garbutt
Department of Commerce
Douglas County
Baldwin
Lawrence
Lola Flory
Memorial Hospital
Delma Jean Hoover
Arthur Flory
Texas
Aubry Fishburn
Joe Cort
L. HA. Griffith
Ashington Greek
Viola
Conner
O'Dea
Pony Creek
Helen Hildebrand
Jasper
Reece
Jack White
Mary Ann White
Dorothy Welds
Mary Elzabeth Hall
Doris Worley
Francis Worley
Mary Lou Stanwix
Janet Wiley
Georgianna
Bleakley
Clay- Center
Jean A. McKone
Wood
Parkville
Eckert
Elmer Pierson
Pierson
Hattie Davis
George Grinberger
Granberger
Kansas City
Harry White
Leonard ~ Eisele
Schonn& Pony Creek
Kansas Day church dinner boosts missions and roots
On Monday evening at the church basement a Kansas Day dinner raised 51 dollars for foreign missions. Eighty three attendees, 70 Kansans, enjoyed a Fall Winter Spring Summer table theme with toastmaster Rev Le A Whittaker. The menu featured roast chicken and dressing, mashed potatoes, cabbage salad, pickles, coffee and pie. The event voted to become annual. Individuals enrolled in leadership training at the Baptist church in Lawrence include WH Ulric, L.A. Whittaker, Milton Janike, J W Gorbutt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker
M.D. Metsger
J. W. Corbutt
W.H. Ulrich
le A. Whittaker
Everyong
Windshorse
Janike
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence
WH. Ulric
L.A. Whittaker
Milton Janike
J. W. Gorbutt
Big Springs Club Plans Feb 3 Meeting at Schoolhouse
The Big Springs community club schedules a Saturday evening gathering at the schoolhouse starting 8 15. Kansas State College and Iowa State College debate inflation of United States money. J C Terrell to answer corn hog allotment questions. Club officers to be elected with local music.
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Big Springs
Jake Swadley
Lawrence
H. ¢. Swanley
Wayne Webber
el Evans
Tecumseh
Menjou Plans Wedding in Spain
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wright dined with Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Webber Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Boursaw moved to their new home in Big Springs Tuesday after purchasing and remodeling the Thompson property. William Lancaster stays on their farm. Mrs. Oscar Marshall of Kansas City visits her parents. Maude Herman of Gardner visited the Spencers. Wysmer and family hosted Wymers’ parents. George Dews of Kanwaka and Mrs. H.C. Ebersole visited. Cree and family were visited by Ray Cree. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mumford of Stull and Mr. Bahn of Topeka spent time with the Spencers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Wright
J.O. Webber
C. W. Boursaw
Big Springs
Boursaw
Thompson
William Lancaster
Oscar Marshall
Kansas City
al Riley
Maude Herman
Gardner
Harley Spencer
William Wysmer
Pony Creek and area social notes from Pony Creek district
Mr and Mrs Robert Graham visited relatives in McLouth Wednesday. Pony Creek school inspector checked fire extinguishers with good results. Mrs Elmer Ouscihl returned to Midland after tending her father Allen Coffman. A long drive tour from O'Dea’s to various towns followed Sunday dinner with Misses Ella and Nettie O'Dea. Discussions include Sunday school, church talks, and local visits among families, with several births and illnesses noted. Ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Graham
McLouth
Pony Creek
Elmer Ouscihl
Midland
Allen Coffman
O'dea’s
Robert Hildebrand
Harry Skeets
Coxen
Tonganonie
C. L. Dehoff
Benson
Tongananie
Ella
Nettie
Big Springs Ladies Aid Plans February Meeting at Mrs. Henry Home
The Big Springs Ladies Aid schedules its regular monthly meeting for Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. D. Henry. Dinner will be served at noon with Mrs. Arthur Ward and Mrs. HG Swadley assisting. Also noted: death of Rev Arthur Ward’s mother and Nina Ward, a longtime Douglas County pioneer, who lived in Lawrence for 50 years. Lois Ward of Lawrence visits Thelma and George Artie Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs Ladies Aid
J. D. Henry
Arthur Ward
Swadley
Ray Cree
Nina Ward
Douglas County
Lawrence
Lois Ward
Thelma
George Artie Ward
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ComiTa
Brduker
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Rory" Rothafee
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Wereleri Wu
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Fost
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Cole
Bay
Sceney
Balding
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O'Bryor
Lone Star
Metro-Goldwyn/Mayer
Journal-World
Menjou
Spain
Veree Teasdale
Adolphe Menjou
Kathryn Carver
Associated Press
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Business College
Privet
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Csone
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