Engineers to Brave Bolts of Jove for Lightning's Secrets
A group of young electrical engineers plan a mountain camp in southeastern Tennessee near Chota to study lightning firsthand. They will use sensitive instruments to photograph and measure voltage surges on a 22000 volt transmission line, with Westinghouse leading the project after weather bureau input. The data aim to improve high power lines against lightning damage.
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Washington
United States
Chilhowee
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Federation Expands Its Program for Community Upbuilding
Washington July 3 The General Federation of Women's Clubs through its work on the American home reports a widened program to build community life. President Mrs John F Sippel of Baltimore says the expanded effort will emphasize health, fire protection, school equipment and American citizenship departments, with new chapters and leadership appointments guiding long term cultural and social development.
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Baltimore
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Tto
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Mount Ver_ non
New York
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H.13. Godfrey
Mineepalis
W. Breen
Sacramento
Celifornia
Sohn T. Pearson
Marsh
James Henry Breasted
The
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All
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Department of American Citizenship
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Estes Park
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American Home
Clarence’. Fraim
Wilmington
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Ben Hoover
OshKosh
Department of International Relations
Hooper
Washington
Sunday Socials Gather at Local Homes
A long Sunday of visits fills the town as Mr and Mrs Geo Roche host, and numerous relatives and neighbors including Miss Marion Madj Miss Ruby Roche and Miss Beula Roche stop by. The Reed families and Chanays share fellowship while welcoming a new baby born Friday at the Chanay home.
Worden and Elm Families Echo Social Round in Past Week
Neighbors across Worden and nearby farms share a week of visits and chores. Shoppers, calls, and farm work hinge on harvest and seasonal tasks, with many names listed among gatherings at homes such as Fred Heim and John Stoehener, and at Overbrook ball game attendance.
WEAVER COMMUNITY GATHERS FOR WEDDING AND VISITS
Mrs Garl Nes Mrs Gideon Neis and Ruby plus Kathrin of Weaver join Mrs Sam Neis Tuesday afternoon. Friends from DeSoto Belleview Topeka Lawrence and Pasadena visit. Mildred Louise Ambler praised at shower with recipe contest. Numerous locals host dinners and call on neighbors as harvest rises and winds delay crops.
Prairie Center 4H Club Elects Officers
The Prairie Center 4H Club met at Lucile White’s home with 15 members. Miss Charlotte Biester county agent presided as president Belago vice president Ciiqueille White secretary Edith Gordon porter Alpha Richardson. They plan sewing bags and later aprons. They sang Thank You to Mrs. Hale and gave the 4H pledge. Next meeting June 28 at Miss Gordon’s home.
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Lucile White
Charlotte Biester
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Miciueille White
Irped
Ater
Edith Gordons Club
Porter
Alpha Richardson
Wille
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Miss Eeth
Gordon
Local Car Crash Blotches Road With Culvert Collision
Mrs H J Murphy drove to Ottawa Wednesday afternoon. On return a car driven by the son of Mr Brumfield Baldigin turned across the road causing her to hit a culvert. Her car was badly damaged. Also noted is a birth announcement for a son born Tuesday June 26 to Mr and Mrs Walter Hall.
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Rok
H. J. ‘Murphy
Ottawa
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Tye
John Azerig
Gouge
George
Alsephy
Wil Icorn
Yeats
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Walter Hall
Big Springs Social Roundup Notices
Frances Wulfkuhle and son Wesley visited Mrs Charles Wyant on Monday afternoon. Alfred Winter of Wichita makes an extended visit with his relatives. Simon Johnson from California spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs C J Thompson. Ray Cree and family visited Mrs Hoyle and daughters Alma and Gertrude on Thursday afternoon. Interstate bus riders to Lawrence included Warren Dalrymple and Mrs D K Henry. John Carr and Jake Price of Tecumseh stayed with Mr and Mrs G C Edmonds Wednesday. Howard Henry and son Jack called on Mrs S Wise and on Mrs L W Scott and children of Topeka Friday. Mrs Scott dined with Mrs Charles Ice of Stull. John Bahnmaier of Topeka spent two days with his children Mr and Mrs Cyril Bahnmaier. Cy Glenn and daughter Oneta visited Mrs G P Henry Thursday. Herbert Wymer and family did business in Lawrence last Friday. Mrs Henry Hennesy and son Robert Blake of Topeka visiting John Clinkenbeard. F R Webber hosted Wednesday with Joe Graut. Mike Murphy and Wayne Webber traveled to Lecompton Friday. Roy Price of Topeka spent Friday evening with friends in Big Springs. Mr Schooley has sold his Kanwaka store. previously owned by J O Webber in Big Springs. Frank Lynch of Topeka making an extended visit at Mr and Mrs John Matney. Mrs Harley Spencer and daughters Pearl and Esther visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Wm Worthington and family in Tecumseh. Mr and Mrs Merle Scheer and son David Merle called Thursday evening on Mr and Mrs Marvin Richardson. Mr and Mrs Charles Wells of Tecumpton were guests Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Kellorg. Several families including Harley Spencer and family and Mr and Mrs Har-
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Wesley
Charles Wyant
Alfred
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Aeparunte
L.fe
Simon Johnson
California
C. J.thompson
Ray Cree
Irs
Myrtle He
Alma
Gertrude
H.esole
Lawrence
Warren. Dalrymple
D. K. Henry
John Carr
Jake Price
Tecumseh
G. C.edmonds
Howard Henry
Cyril Bahnoaier
Cy Glenn
G. P
Henry
Herbert Wymer
Henry Hennesy
Robert Blake
Toteka
Hennesy
John Clinkenbeard
Joe Graut
Mike Murphy
Wayne
Webber
Local families entertain guests at Sunday dinners
Mr and Mrs Carl Rake and many relatives hosted visitors Sunday at their home. A long list of guests from Lawrence Topeka and nearby farms gathered for dinners and calls at various households including Wrights Topeka Dreyer Slaughter Bauer and Gree families. Several extended visits and exchanges occurred through the week in Topeka Lawrence and Lecompton.
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