June was a wet month in Kansas rainfall records set
Topeka July 7 A P The June just past proved the wettest in four years and sixth wettest on record in Kansas S D Flora US Weather Bureau reports eastern central and southern Kansas averaged 695 647 and 429 inches rainfall ranged 8 to 12 inches with 592 inches the state heaviest rain total 592 inches 197 inches above normal Corn and grain sorghums planting and cultivation hampered by the wet spell Pasture and alfalfa grew well though some alfalfa was damaged during curing Temperatures were cool average two degrees below normal coolest June in 11 years Garden City hit 106 on June 24 Dresden registered 40 on June 13
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Topeka
A.P
Neptune
Kansas
S. D. Flora
United States Weather Bureau
Garden City
Dresden
Local notices and visits fill Valley Grove and Stull area
A crowded schedule of Sunday visits and hospital calls in Valley Grove and Stull includes tours to Lawrence and Leavenworth, funeral attendances, births, shop trips, farm meetings and Union events. Families such as Bahnmaier Houk Bidinger and Murphy circulate with neighbors, while Elmer Bahnmaier recovers from an eye sty and Anna Morris travels between Leavenworth and Oska. Community life features hospital treatments, a surprise picnic for Frank Watts, and Jolly Stitchers meetings.
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Elmer
Anna Morris
Leavenworths
Mike Murphy
Jesse Busch
Kansas City
Belvoir C. P. A
Liberty Life
Topeka
Belvoir
George Murphy
Betty Louise
William Murphy
Bernita Bidinger
Franklin Bidinger
Albert Houk
Lottie Marie
W. C. Wulfkuhle
Wilma
Albert Hilden
Lawrence
E. G. Woodward
Alpert Houk
Frank Bidinger
Franklin
Clinton
Tire pressure task described for flat, low-spirited tire
The instruction describes pressing the palms firmly on the tread until the unmounted tire shows the same contact as under a car and touches the pavement, signaling low spirits and tire contact.
Valley News Briefs and Social Tidings
Refreshments of ice cream and two kinds of cake were served in the afternoon. Neal Banks visited the Porter Bond home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray and baby stayed with Mrs. Gray’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bucheim of Scranton. A son visited the Ellis Bend home Monday evening. Alta Elizabeth and Maurice Knotts were noted among local names. Thrash ing has started in the Valley. Mr. Hugo Scheilhorn is thrashing today. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bend and Kenneth Puckett shared a dinner together.
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Valley Grove
Hagen
Lawrence
Jack Dillon
Bachedor
Fay
Fred Gray
Baby
Porter Bond
Everett
Kenneth
Pearl
Bachelor
Fay Sprint
Walter Bond
Willis Dunn
Roy Goft
Ralph McNess
Elza Bond
Otto Hellstrom
Roy Goff
Charles Bannis
Walter
Elmer
Homer
Tence
Boyd
Oskallosa
Jolly Stitchers
Forter
P Ward
Myre
W. Curtis
Margaret Gur
Anwe
Reg
Neal Banks
Hugo Scheilhorn
Ellis ‘Bend
Kenneth Puckett
Social Afternoon with Mr Roy Puckett and Guests
Guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Le and their son with Mr Roy Puckett and Harry. They visited Mr and Mrs Alvin Bond and children in the afternoon and later motored to Euderal with Mrs Smith.
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Mrs.Le
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Yarnold
Jake Bidinger
Bernita
Rachel
Hoank Houk
Seton
Houk
George Coffman
Alletst
Lecompion
Gus Hildenbrand
Fred Wulfkuhler
Mike Lavin
J[onekia
Dolm Unger, Jr
Gloria and
Taverne Goff
Take Bidinger
Oscar Nuffer and
Emporis
Stull
Mary Lavin
Annaris
Dick Murphy
E.G. Woodward
Simmons Hospital
Leavenworth
O. A
Ker Boyd
Th Farmers Union
Solon Markley, Jr
Dt Scholls
SkofStad
the Store of Service
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Fritz
Zemo
The
Barteldes Seed CO
Abus
Wart Schaffner & Marx
Syeie Epetetex
Athletic Union
Wells
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Hudson Goff Motor CO
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