Local Social Notes Highlight Club Gatherings and Visits
A string of social events unfolds in Leavenworth and nearby towns with invited guests including Prof. O Brien and Mrs Enzo, plus Miss Marion and Mrs. Fred Love. Meetings feature picnics, Sunday school classes, and casual entertainments at homes and club rooms.
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An O Brien
Enzo
Hickson
John Henty
Marion Ar
Leavenworth Hay
North Country Club
Memhbers
Fred Love
Lange
Hhoptess
Harriett
Arguerite Kendall
Jack Clark
Baldjwin
Josephine Gilmore
Stopped Love Tension in Pi Field Mirror
A fragmented OCR line hints at a local social issue involving love and tension. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only vague references to relationships and a possible emotional dispute in a community setting.
Local residents plan travels and visits for Fourth of July
The page lists many Lawrence area residents preparing trips and visits. Rose Crunkine of Ard leaves with family for Kansas City. Mrs Hurt remains sister to Mrs Raberman. Couples plan motor trips to the Ozarks and Kansas City. others visit relatives in Victoria Texas, Colony Kansas, and Indian Oklahoma. Several families depart for San Francisco and New York shopping trips.
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Howard
Hurt
Raberman
Rose Crunkine
Ard
Betty
Virginia
Kansas City
Feet
Harold Reierman
Paul Lange
Kaneds City
Marie Banning
Rosedale
Th Bell Memorial Hospital
Lake View
Lawrence
Katherine
Virginia Stoatt
Okmudgeee
Okla
Helen Skilton
Vivian Skilton
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Minnesota
Maude
Pryor
FB. Dodds
Ney
A. G. Landis
May Landis
San Francisco
Cal
Landis
Maude Landis
Tourist Cars Collide Near Willard Cuts Earliest Report
A Ford coupe driven by a girl from Indiana and a Rickenbacker sedan driven by tourists from Illinois collided just west of the Willard cuts about 11 o'clock last night. Occupants escaped injury but both cars had slight damage. The eastbound coupe and westbound sedan swerved in passing, rear ends collided, cause not determined.
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Indiana
Illinois
Willard Cuts
Cotton crop forecast shows 14.839 million bales for season
Washington July 2 A P Cotton reduction this year was forecast at 14 839 000 equivalent to 500 pound bales by the department of agriculture in its first supply report of the season. There were in cultivation a total of 46 448 000 acres, up from 42 644 000 a year ago. The crop condition on that date was 75.9 percent of normal, indicating an average yield of 147.7 pounds per acre.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Motions in Court Involving Pleadings and Defendants
In district court J. D. Goddard reports a motion for judgment on pleadings in the case Hays versus Muscatine Davenport Co. A separate motion asks to make Robertson versus W. C. BE) more definite. Blanche Wonack of 622 Vermont Street required a needle removal from her right foot at McConnell Hospital this morning after a needle pierced the flesh while on the porch facing west.
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H. G. Hays
Muscaine-Davenport Oi /Co
Aid J
Blanche Wonack
Vermont, ‘Street
McConnell Hospital
Swimming Classes Open to Women and Girls in July
The Chamber of Commerce announces swimming classes for women and girls in July. Mixed classes run Monday to Friday with hours at 3 PM for girls and 5 PM to 6 PM for business and professional women. The Gass Kill twins will supervise pool hours. Enrollment is urged at once. a $1 fee per swimmer is charged. If successful, the pool may remain open through August.
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E. Commerce ‘Giool
Gass Kill
Chamber of Commerce
Fice
Lane Reclaims Post as County Schools Superintendent
Lane county superintendent of schools took the oath of office for a new term yesterday afternoon. County Clerk B C Bussing administered the oath. Lane, completing his fourth term, will begin the term in June and resume his duties next week.
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Lane
Bussing
Kansas City Grocers Outing Promoted With Caliope and Clown
Kansas City grocers and Kansan retailers gathered at Lakwood Park Bonner Springs for a Fourth of July event advertised in Lawrence. A caliope wagon serenaded attendees while Simon D. J. Collins of Leavenworth enlivened the visit with clown tents. Also note license issued to Seymour of Topeka and Vera Boy for marriage. Two patients attended the monthly carnival throat clinic at city hall. William Elder fined ten dollars for speeding at Fifth and Bin Streets.
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Oscar Synder
Braskaening
Lyonel “Grove
Dre
E. Hy Varnum
Shrine ‘Park
Leavenworth
iMrs
Walter Varnum
Childre
Louis
Rockland
Ozarks
Stimest
Boston
Mountain
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Ark
Jean
Russell
Boone
Centerville
Iowa
H. Frinkie
Kansas City
Lakwood Park
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Buia
Journal-World
Simon D. J. Collins
Grandest Stomach Medicine Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as the world’s grandest stomach remedy. It claims rapid relief from gas and distension, promotes digestion, and links stomach health to reduced nervousness and headaches. Stores like Round Corner Drug Store and Round Garner Dry Store advertise it with a money back guarantee.
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Dave
Ware
New Jersey
Round Corner
Adv
Local News Briefs From Lawrence Area
A city audience hears youths in knickers joke about long trousers. Twenty five new initiates join the local Biks lodge Wednesday at the Fraternal Aid Union hall with a dance to follow at the Country Club Thursday. Post office to close all day July 4 per Eastmaster C B Hosford. Fiddlers contest chief CG B Holmes reports few entries for the July 4 event, inviting fiddlers ages 50 to 100 to enter. Geiger and Rutherford to complete curb and gutter on Fifteenth Street today. City Clerk Floyd Lawrence notes offices closed July 4 for celebrations. Traffic survey shows 4,385 cars passed the Eighth and Massachusetts corner, with 1,090 on Eighth and 3,295 on Massachusetts. H. McKone and former county teens visit court house for treats after 5 p.m. Grange picnics set for Overbrook July 17 and Cadmus July 21 with county clerk E G Bugsing on Cadmus program. A teen, Edward May, 18, dies after being struck near Walnut while walking home for harvest earnings to pay college. Marines to withdraw from Nicaragua on August 4, with first detachment arriving thirteen years ago.
County Farm Bureau Plans Annual Budget Meeting
Douglas County Farm Bureau officials held a budget planning meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building. Miss Amy Fells state demonstration agent led the session with Halph Snyder Manhattan state prudent and F C Blecha district agent assisting to outline expenses for the coming year. Stull Community Fourth of July picnic announced with an afternoon games program and Kansas City orchestra in the evening with a refreshment stand on the church lawn.
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Douglas
Expensiesi
Farm Bureau
Stull
Kansas City
Grange Picnic Set for Edgerton July 30 District Leaders to Speak
Grange members in the district plan a July 30 picnic at Edgerton. Speakers include national master L. J. Taber, state master Caldwell Davis, and Dr. B. J. Waters editor of the Kansas City Weekly Star. Douglas County Grangers expected to contribute part of the program.
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Grange
Edgerton
L. J. Taber
Caldwell Davis
B.J. Waters
Kansas City Weekly Star
Douglas County
New Trial Granted for Kansas City Men in Nortonville Robbery
James Caverty and Joe Regan of Kansas City were granted a new trial after a hearing in Oskaloosa related to their recent conviction for the Nortonville store robbery. Caverty was released on a $2,300 bond from Douglas County jail. Regan did not post bond and remains in custody. No evening meal will be served at the Colonial Tea Room on Saturday, July 4.
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James Caverty
Joe Regan
Kansas City
Ansas
Nortonville
Oskaloosa
Caverty J
Douglas County
Reigan
Colonial Tea Room
Topeka Car Theft Reported Near North Third Street
Police found a car on North Third Street belonging to R. H. Allison of Topeka. The license investigated shows the vehicle was stolen in Topeka, with officers pursuing further details Monday evening.
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Topeka
Flr
North Third Street
North Laureate
Monnday
R. H. Allison
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Congregational Church
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Amerson
Donald
Robert ‘Ross 'Barton
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Jack
George Russell
Arvigas
Laren
Rus
Wes
Douglas Countty
Mound
South
Eugene Brune
New “Hampshire ‘Street
Mildred Kirkham
Kirkham
Lebo
Susan ‘Todd
Tenganoxieland
Helen Harshberger
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Ping -In
Migs
Made
Yne Carter
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Presbyterian Church
Gentrali ‘Park
P. B. Lawson
J. W. Wagner
Fannie
Phillips
Conley Eni
High Colt
Agnes Schmitt
Sevor
Mt. *Pleasant
Mich
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Lorena Marsh
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Thelma Willey
LalGorte
Flb
Lana
Augusta ‘R. McDonald
Evanston, Jr
Northwestern University
Willard
Loretta Shaw
D. J. Lare
Kansas
Jackson
Vera“ Seymore
Menger
William Elder
Specang Pt. Fifth
bin Atrect
Metzler Furniture Co
Biks
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Hosford
B. Holmes
American Legion
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Geiger
Rutherford
Fifteenth Street
Massachusetts
Barkeek ‘Avenue
Tennessee Street
Floyd Lawrence
Eghth
H. McKone
Court House
Overbrook
Cadmus
Bugsing
Cadmus Grange
Falls Uinder
Fort Scott
Kan
Edward May
Mercy Hospital
Walnut
Nicaragua
Muanagize
United States
Brown Shoe,Co
Tobier, Safier
St. Louis
Hutchings & Biggs
Mass
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Ite Quell Revolutionary Activn
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B. Kerger
Stayton
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