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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1934

Page

7

Tax Revenues Rise Sharply With Alcohol and Gasoline Boost

Washington July 11 AP Exhilaration and acceleration marked tax collectors gains in the fiscal year ended June 30. Revenues rose thanks to alcohol and gasoline taxes, with total collections reaching 2 672 318 602, up 1 052 479 377 from the prior year. Processing levies and income taxes added robust totals across states including North Carolina and several others.

Washington Guy T. Helvering Internal Revenue North Carolina Alabama Georgia Minnesota Montana North Dakota Agricultural Adjustment Administration Helvering

Matney 4-H Club Holds All Day Meeting at School

The Matney 4-H club met at the Matney school house for an all day session. Girls baked plain muffins and prizes were awarded to LeDena Gerich first Lucille Gantz second and Orinda Costs third. A new member Dorothy King was welcomed. Almeda Daily remains hospitalized after an appendicitis operation. Local residents Mrs Henry Lutz John Doane of Topeka and others visited or hosted over the weekend and several girls planned future visits with relatives in Lawrence including LeDeana Gerish.

Matney 4-H Matney School LeDena Gerich Lucille Gantz Orinda Costs Maryler Dorothy King Almeda Henry Lutz John Doane Topeka Nancy Cummings LeDeana Gerish George Thurber Lawrence Gaines Adda Benander John Benander Paul Harvey Patty Gore Miss Liebenburg Tryton Emma Liebenburg Grace Russell

Oak Ridge Fourth of July at Brown Home Highlights Local Guests

Visitors from Manhattan Lawrence and Kansas City joined Mr and Mrs A F Brown and relatives for Independence Day. Fire, picnics and community events marked the day with neighbors aiding a grass fire near Highway 40 and 108 degree heat. Local notices mention funerals, showers, and upcoming county picnics and Grange gathering.

Summer gatherings honor Vaneta seventh birthday

Family and Mr and Mrs H G Van Neste were guests of Mr and Mrs Willis Colman of Winter on Sunday for the seventh birthday of their daughter Vaneta. Ed Dissinger attended Eldon Murr and Miss Albert Hatfield wedding in Lawrence. Old Friends club met at A H Fiehler home. Ruth Jahus and Bobbie visited Wes-ley Deckwa in Clearfield. Potatoes crop poor and rotting from heat. Mr and Mrs C C Miller and Mikford Miller visited Vernon King and George Ford. Basler and Greene guests for Fourth of July fishing trip near Lawrence. Earnshaw and children visited Graver in Topeka. Gramer and Mrs Cramer attended ice cream social in Lecompton.

A. R. Reed H. G. van Neste Roberts Lawrence F. H. Jahus Ruth Jahus Bobbie Wesley Deckwa Clearfield C. C. Miller Mikford Miller Vernon King George Ford

Lecompton Social Roundup Across July Fourth Weekend

Miss Marion Harmon spent the Fourth with Miss Beulah Burton in Topeka while David Wenrich of Philadelphia visited relatives in Lecompton and Lawrence. Scott Wingfield was taken to a Lawrence hospital for carbuncle treatment. Several Topeka guests joined Mr and Mrs Will Gravel for a picnic and ice cream on the Glenn lawn. The Missionary Association of United Brethren hosted by Mrs C W Sehon and Mrs Julia Martin on Wednesday. Ice cream social by United Brethren and Methodist churches drew a good crowd despite a storm. Rogal Temperance Legion members planned a future program at the L L and W C T U picnic. Dr A F Kerns and Mrs Kerns of Lawrence attended the social and visited relatives. Miss Madalyn McClanahan visited the McClanahan home. Mrs Margaret Tenpenny and Mrs Tom Dick shopped in Lawrence Monday. A looming thunderstorm caused a lightning strike on a large tree south of the area.

A. F. Brown Juty Bruce, Brown Carrie Hawkins Billy Love Kansas City R.D. Davis Porter Ponder Shirley Johnston Ed Thomas Willa Kline Lawrence A. R. Reed R. G. Christie Leta Gene Manhattan W. F. Collier Concordia Frank Toms Jack Katie Toms Dora Woolf Joe Woolf Bonner Springs Ted Shirley Grantville Henry Homberger Lone Star Little West R. R. Weakley A.R. Reed Lulu Kelch Rumsey Douglas County Farm Bureau W. H. Weeks Wm. Rice Knowledge Hill Wm. Homberger Grange Midland Tonganoxie F. H. Leonhard Grandpa Leonhard Ozawkie Charlie Young Toms Home Marion Harmon Beulah Burton Topeka David Wenrich Philadelphia Nancy Spangler R. 5 Lecompton Frances Wenrich Scott Wingfield Lawrence Hospital Floyd Rogers George Earnshaw Junior Betty Jane Will Gravel Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church C. W.sehon Julia Martin G. C. Herschell W._B. Glenn Wilma Madalyn McClanahan Edward Mclanahan Margaret Tenpenny Tom Dick

Courage of Conviction and Woodstock Sunday Service

Woodstock Sunday school drew a good crowd though below normal. The lesson focused on Chronicles 16:1-12 with faith proclaimed. A Christian Endeavor meeting followed with elected officers and plans for the coming year. Several local and visiting residents attended services and shared meals. Threshing and harvest activity continued in the area with light crops reported.

Woodstock Ruth Zook Verna Davison Allen Hehn Earl Zook Lowell Leaverton Fond du Lac Wis Nettie Haworth Stand Wood Jim Lawler Well‘man Chapel Helen Mabel Petiit Pettit Valley ‘Ails Lizzie Gibbs Ieee Walter Hall Chilren Harry Gibbs Oklahoma City Okla George Welliver Chester Lee Midland Walter Hallard Jim Uttinger Richard Lawrence Elmer Wright

Thresher and wedding notices in Sunny Side area

Year mentions John Nottingham of Sunny Side threshed grain for Bert Bord and others. Local social life includes gatherings at Wellman Chapel with patriotic program, multiple visits, and a series of car accidents at the Frank Champion corner. Community events cover weddings, church meetings, Fourth of July observations, and rain amid drought concerns affecting pastures and gardens.

Toosa Nominee Seeks Chair as Nortonville Lockout Cited

Fragmentary report notes Toosa aims for chairman with Harriet Nortonville cited in lockout context. Rev Francis Auercard of Onne referenced. Address reportedly delivered by Rev J Guinea from the state Topeka office.

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