Vacation Bible school success marks Lawrence program
The Community Daily Vacation Bible School closed its three week session on June 28 with 13 cooperating churches in Lawrence. Sixty teachers and 17 helpers led 121 enrolled children through primary and junior programs using texts from the International Council of Religious Education. A Thursday exhibit and Friday program at Clinton Park drew about 100 attendees.
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Community Daily Vacation Bible School
Lawrence
Howard Sutherland
Frank Willey
C A. Schultz
F. W. Cox
Walter Woodcock
Frieda Cowles
Charlene Stamper
Percy Elston
Miss Grace
Beaman
Raymond Cooper
Margaret Willey
Wayne Walter
Donald Eugene Laing
Charles Hays Dunbar
Ilyn Laing
Lucile Walter
Waldo Walter
Bobby Durbin
Ray Lynn Cox
Jackie Metz
Iris Ann Woodcock
Jean Cox
Ronald Elston
Mary Elizabeth Hurt
Rex Dean Johnson
Earline May Joseph
Shirley Ann Kent
Donna Jean Kent
Dickie Laing
Bobby Smith
Patsy Whaley
Carol Lee Eberhart
Rosella House
Marjorie Beckwith
International Council of Religious Education
Florence M. Taylor
Lola M. Hazlewood
Clinton Park
Wisconsin Editor Bill Jensen Joins Fort Atkinson Paper
William Jensen, former University of Kansas instructor and journalism assistant, is now editor of the Fort Atkinson Jefferson County Union. Jensen earned his master’s degree in June. The Union, a weekly, won the National Editorial association award as the second best weekly in 1939 and took seven Wisconsin Press association honors that year.
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Jefferson County Union
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National Editorial Association
United States
Wisconsin Press Association
Fish Stock Released Into Horseshoe Lake Near Lawrence
A state fish and game department truck delivered 6 000 to 8 000 bass and crappie fingerlings to Horseshoe Lake east of Lawrence. The lake, run by the Douglas County Sportsmen's Club, received the fingerlings to establish a new aquatic environment free of larger fish. Last week 6 000 bull heads and bluegill were placed in the same lake.
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State Fish and Game Department
Lawrence
Horseshoe Lake
Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Boy and Dog Win License for Pet Rags in Quincy
Albert Marks an 18 year old boy earned a dog license for his mongrel Rags after he cleaned the pound and did tasks for the dog catcher. Mayor Thomas S Burgin paid the cost and presented the 1940 license at City Hall.
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Quincy
Mass
Albert Marks
Rags
Albert
Thomas S. Burgin
City Hall
Burgin
Veteran ordered to salute flag as punishment in New Jersey
West Orange New Jersey July 2 Anthony Barnett a 43 year old World War II veteran told the court he called Hitler the best ruler in the world and was sentenced by Police Judge James Degnan to salute the American flag at the municipal building twice each Saturday as punishment for disorderly conduct. The court heard witnesses say Barnett shouted praise for Hitler and others took his citizenship papers from him before he called police to recover them. The sentence will run indefinitely. Farmers sell thousands of dollars worth of livestock and farm products each month through Journal World classified advertising.
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West Orange
N. J
Anthony Barnett
Hitler
James Degnan
Barnett
Journal-World
Leaping Insect Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A crossword style puzzle list featuring across and down clues with definitions for various words. Includes entries like leaping insect, typical, unit, and many others with numbers indicating positions across the grid.
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