Lost booklet of receipts between Bill's Cafe and Lawrence Studio
Reward offered for return of a lost booklet containing receipts from Bill's Cafe to Lawrence Studio. Contact phone 1046 between 9 p.m. and closing time for information.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1938
Page
7
Reward offered for return of a lost booklet containing receipts from Bill's Cafe to Lawrence Studio. Contact phone 1046 between 9 p.m. and closing time for information.
Carrier system plugs in like a radio with no water drains required and provides immediate clean air while removing excess moisture. It is demonstrated with price ranges in cents over baseline for various wheat and corn futures cited alongside. The Day In Wall Street reports stock market fluctuations, commodity shifts, and notable moves in aircraft and chemical firms.
Chicago market notes show US visible wheat supply up 13.7 million bushels with futures mixed higher. Kansas City hogs and cattle trade volatile with aids in price moves, while eggs butter poultry and produce vary. Close outcomes list July and Sept wheat and corn futures, with livestock receipts and hay markets reported for July 11.
Williams town and Chester Sunday schools hosted a joint picnic in the Chester school yard on June 16. George Challacome of Topeka delivered a 2:30 sermon. Mrs. Willard Segrist of Topeka visited her mother Mrs. Margaret Shuler and children. Mrs. Lorenzo Walbridge of Parkville Mo visited with her husband and Lorenzo Walbridge and friends. Mrs. Morris Duncan has been ill but is improving. Mrs. Al Marcum and daughter Donna Jean and Lester Marcum were mentioned in the gathering.
Several residents and visitors are mentioned in Perry with families traveling from Topeka Lawrence and Omaha. Obituary notes include Don Stark of Perry who died in Topeka. Local events feature band concerts religious services and summer university terms with many gatherings at homes and farms across the area.
Friends and neighbors hosted a charivari for Mr. and Mrs. John Huscher at T B Kraft home. John Schugart hospitalized. Dravis and Deneciler leave for California after 10 days here. Leo Bidinger moved to aunt Nuffer’s in Lawrence for near doctor care. improving slowly. Stull Needlecraft Club plans July 22 social at Platz home. meetings resume with Mrs Selch. Deskin Raab family visit Kansas City. Henry Stull threshing in progress nearby.
Mrs Eugene Corel was hostess to her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon with three tables in play. Three guests attended as members and guests enjoyed cards in the afternoon.
Mrs W J Curtis and Paul with Mr and Mrs Alva Flory of California spent the fourth at Pleasant Grove for a Messer celebration. Mrs John Dunn and Miss Elizabeth visited Eudora with Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Nieder and John David. The McNeeses plan a Hannibal Missouri visit after time with Porter Bond. Howard Longanecker and children of near Midland called on his mother Mrs John Dunn. Paul Sutton and children of Baldwin and Mrs Russell Dyer near Ottawa dined with Mrs W J Curtis and Paul and their guests Alva Flory of Pasadena. Mr Fleshman is ill.
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