Douglas County Sportsman club funds approved for fish and ponds
Members at Green's Lake last night authorized $150 for fish and game uses in the county. Purchases likely include quails and pheasants with some funds allocated to leasing or building ponds for fishing. About 50 members attended. refreshments and a program followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Sportsman Club
Green's Lake
Art Fritzer
Dakotas
George Melvin
Fred Kahn
Are
The Bride Walks Out and Other Week Movie Lineups
The Granade Theatre features Barbara Stanwyck and co stars in The Bride Walks Out across Sunday to Wednesday while The Last Outlaw lands Thursday to Saturday. Dickinson Theatre offers Secret Agent Sunday to Wednesday, plus Mystery and romances in subsequent showings. The Patee and Varsity present multiple titles including Murder of Dr Harrigan, Center Zero, Winds of the Wastelands, Arizona Raiders and Behold My Wife with a note of high summer heat predictions across eastern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Theatre
Madeleine Carroll
Peter Lorre
Robert Young
Patee Theatre
Ricardo Cortez
Mary Astor
Dr. Harrigan
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Stuart Erwin
John Wayne
Edmund Lowe
Virginia Bruce
Varsity Theatre
Zane Grey
Arizona Raiders
Sylvia Sidney
Wife
Marion Nixon
Brewater
Nancy Carroll
Harry Carey
Tempers Heat Forecast for Kansas With Brief Rain Relief
May temper heat to ease by early next week as showers may relieve drought in eastern Kansas Tuesday. D Flora the federal meteorologist warned cooler air from the Dakotas could reach western Kansas by tomorrow, but most of the state faces continued heat through Sunday. He noted relief may not bring rain, and extended hot spells could threaten crops unless widespread moisture arrives next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Toorrow
Dakotas
D. Flora
Flora
Foe
Cross-Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A jumbled grid of crossword clues lists across and down terms including Swamps Tide of address Head cook Dismounted Heavy oriental wagon or cart Morbid respiratory sound Acid fruit Round-up Russian coin Hiker St The one 80 Symbol for erbium Conquers Roman poet Yawn Feminine name Article of Containing little knots or lumps Greek Jetter Foo Gleatof an Teelandic Mexican laborer English area bills injured one fire Snake Submarine worker Fox Inhabitant Footless animal Made of a certain wood Weary Entreat Insecta Genus of the maple tree clones Orderly egg re skin Hardened Targets Father Courage of the aborigines of New Zealand Hina of cake conked on a griddle Musical instrument Bind of lettuce Clear tight yellow Supposed to be Anticipated expectantly Sheeplike Fina fabric Ringing Instrument Vertical Mountain range in Wyoming Bevel Leave First man Genus of the tupelo tree Three-toed sloth Wander seamlessly One of the early settlers of New England Mountain Scotch Supports Utopian Letter Polynesian chestnut tree Lens narra EE wins poem me Jong gone Vallex Division of the earth's surface Feminine Fit one inside another Sheep-killing Parrot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Gleatof
Carty
Weary
Insecta
Wyoming
Washington to plant more trees shelterbelt project
Forest service and WPA approve a 600000 outlay to employ 1400 men for six months in continuing the midwestern shelterbelt planting. John C. Page reports 3000000 acres in the drought area are green and growing thanks to federal reclamation works likely yielding near normal 1986 crops. Roosevelt backs continuation of shelterbelt work amid debates on funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forest Service
WPA
Mid-Western
John C. Page
Ickes
Mid-West Drouth
Roosevelt
Congress
Page
South Dakota
Orchestra Concert at University Auditorium Sunday Afternoon
The Midwest Music Camp orchestra conducts its second concert of five on Sunday at 3 30 in the University auditorium under David T Lawson director of music in Topeka. Cecil Sanders of Kansas City will sing Sylvia and Morning with orchestra. Frederick Cooke’s Prairie Night for strings debuts. Next week the concert moves to Friday July 17 at 8. N DeRobertis of Kansas City directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Music Camp Orchestra
University
David T. Lawson
Topeka
Lawson
Cecil Sanders
Kansas City
Sylvia
Oleg Speaks
Wagner
Chabrier
Howard Hansen
Strauss
Frederick Cooke
N. DeRobertis
Graber Couple Enjoy Vacation Across States
Mr and Mrs Ralph Graber on a vacation tour visiting the Texas Centennial in Dallas and Washington. They traveled along the gulf to St Augustine and met Lawrence locals on the trip. They visited the Government Printing Office and Bureau of Engraving and described holding $100 000 000 in currency briefly. They plan further stops in New York and Quebec before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Graber
Liberty Memorial High School
Graber
Philadelphia
Grabera
Texas
Dallas
Gulf
St. Augustie Fish
Washington
Government Printing Office
Bureau Engraving
Grabers
Lawrence
Alf Landon
New York
Quebec
Traps Placed in Lawrence To Detect Japanese Beetle
Lawrence sets 200 traps to detect Japanese beetle presence with federal support. The nearest known infestation is in St. Louis in 1984. Lawrence inspectors, led by Bernard Liston, set metal traps to capture adults and gather data for a nationwide survey of harmful insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
St. Louis
United States Department of Agriculture
Laurence Woodruff
Kansas City
Woodruff
Bernard Liston
Indiana Street
Saxophone Recital Delights Small Summer Audience
The second summer recital by Cecil Leeson, concert saxophonist, drew a small but enthusiastic crowd at the University. Leeson showcased saxophone adaptations from violin literature with strong technique and received four encores. Accompanist Paul Creston, a pianist of notable attainment, also performed several of his own modern works. They soon head to Tahlequah Oklahoma for a recital at State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Leeson
Leeson
Paul Creston
Creston
Tahlequah
Okla
State Teachers, College
VINLAND Club Meeting and Rural Life Weekend Plans
VINLAND The Coleman Dell club will meet with Mrs. Fred Gottstein on Tuesday afternoon July 21. Miss Fern Stone is working in Lawrence. The rural life association plans a weekend at the state lake at Tonganoxie on July 18 and 19. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Sturdy and Miss Nellie Sturdy of Greenfield Ta visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Porter of Chicago NL and others visited Dunbar Neb before returning with Mr. and Mrs. Roser to their home. Rev. McLean has been in Topeka this week. Ms. Sam Thomas recently had an operation in Lake Side hospital Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Dell Club
Fred Gottstein
Fern Stone
Lawrence
Rural Life Association
Tonganoxie
Lem Sturdy
Nellie Sturdy
Greenfield
Ralph Robertson
Welcome District
William Porter
Chicago
Waves Break Over City Rooftops at Coney Island
Far across the city they witness waves breaking beyond the tops of buildings as distant water rises. The scene implies a dramatic coastal surge influencing Coney Island and surrounding shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Visit News From Area Families This Weekend
Mrs Ruth Sturdy of Kansas City and Ruth Ellen Craig of Lawrence visited Wednesday with relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Laughlin of Ottawa visited parents and planned time with Kermit Laughlin in St Joseph. Maude Perkins and children from Great Bend visited Mrs Jimmie Deay. The young people's society meets Friday at Bitter Sweet Farm for officer elections and initiation. Mrs McLean and Mrs Russell in California are visiting Rev and Mrs McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’brien
Osage City
Fred Christ
Kansas City
Noah Gimbler
Ruth Sturdy
Ruth Ellen Craig
Lawrence
Robert Laughlin
Ottawa
St. Joseph
Kermit Laughlin
Maude Perkins
Great Bend
Ainter
Jimmie Deay and
Famiy
The
Young Peoples Society
George Kelley
McLean
Sigel Picnic Planned at Gage Park Topeka
Sigel aid will hold its annual picnic Sunday July 26 at Gage park Topeka. The Kanwaka 4 H baking girls met at Mrs Jesse O Connor s home and baked bread with several kinds of rolls and loaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganville
4-H Club
Topeka
Gage Park
Margaret Simmons
Phillips
Kanwaka 4-H
Jesse O'Connor
Community notes of gatherings and visits in the Christy family area
A sequence of social visits and gatherings is recorded. Betty Christy and Betty Jane Christy lead an all day July 28 meeting with a picnic lunch and buttercakes for a lesson. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Lawrence, Leavenworth, Eldorado and Fort Riley attended multiple Sunday outings and weekend visits, including the Robison family, Schroyers, Grists, Mitchells, and Petefishs, with many staying at the Christy and O’Connor homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Christy
Wilma Lee Johnson
Iola Johnson
Helen Shaw
Mildred Johanning
Mary Elizabeth Topping
Jane Topbing
Mary Lou Elliott
Mary Elizabeth Richardson
O’connor
Betty Jane Christy
Lee Robison
Nazarene Church
Lawrence
William Schroyer
Arnold Christy
Sydney Mitchell
Leavenworth
John Christy
Fishburns announce birth of daughter in Ottawa
Bethel Mr and Mrs Doc Fishburn announce the birth of a daughter June 17 at Ransome Memorial hospital in Ottawa. Mrs Addie Houston, who cared for Mrs Otto Garber and baby, returned home near Overbrook Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Fishburn
Ransome Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Addie Houston
Otto Garber
Overbrook
Fourth of July Socials and Family Visits North of Ottawa
Local residents share holiday gatherings with relatives from Clearfield Lawrence and Ottawa. Eleanor Elvira Brecheisen, born July 4 at Memorial hospital Ottawa, receives hospital prizes as first baby of the month and a fourth of July award. Garners a weekend visit by Guido Schott of Burlington CCC camp and Harold Vance from Kansas City joins Mae Vance family for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Brecheizen
Mar. Marvin
Tierr
Ohn Breesheijsen, Sr
Clearfield
Johnnie Brecheisen
Glen Vance
Kansas City
Mae Vance
Benjamin Baker
Me Memoris
Ottawa
Eleanor Elvira
Lee Jones
Wayne .McMaster
Bethel
Delbert Hoffman
Otto Garber
Guido Schott
Burlington
CCC
Hugo Schott
Leroy McClean
Frances
Jack
Lawrence
Dorothy
Harold Vance
Ransome Memorial Hospital
Elgetha Hoffman
Lawrence man McCrean returns home after visit
fragmentary report notes McCrean of Lawrence returning home on Monday. A string of dinner guests and visitors including Mrs Clara Teghtmeyer of Sawyer, Mr ant, Mrs C E Miller Gee, Frank Teghtmeyer and son, Mrs Mader Root, and the Benjaminer home residents are listed amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrean
Lawrence
Clara Teghtmeyer
Sawyer
Ant
C. E. Miller Gee A
Frank Teghtmeyer
Mader Root
Benjaminer Nome
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Upi
Nixon
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Kan
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Fouth
Barbara Stanwyck
Granada
New Zealand
FAA
Mr._and
Mrs
Ralph Graber
the World Co
Ady
Vinland
Landon
Lowden
Frank 0. Lowden
IlInale
Kaa
Alf M. Landon
Presa
Sigel
Patee
Chas. Starrett
Secret Patrol
Chas. Bickford
Pride OF the Marines
Lawrence Ricardo Cortez
Harrigan
Cartoon News
P. G. Grist
Eldorado
Mildred Petefish
Rex Johnson
Dean
Alva Peteish
Leslie Rose
Clifford Warrington
Fort Riley
R. G. Warington
H. H
Clark Gable
Joan Crawford
Fred Astaire
Nelson Eddy
Franchot Tone
Dancing Lady
Rogues World
Pani
Mart Wi
Drama of Loveinna
Funy
Gene
Robert
Raymond Young
Ned
Sparks Broderick
Algo
Tri-Motor
Stinson
America
Roxy
Eleanore Whitney
Bill Carson
Sylvia Sydney
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