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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1938

Page

8

Howard Hughes An Independent Aviator Of Mystery And Speed

Devon Francis profiles Howard Hughes as a purposeful, enigmatic innovator in aviation. The article notes his transcontinental speed record, technical rigor, bold flying feats, and bachelor lifestyle while detailing his Hughes Tool Co. heritage and Hollywood roots.

Howard Hughes Charles Lingbergh Hughes Devon Francis AP Aviation New York Howard Robard Hughes Atlantic United States Los Angles Hughes Tool Co Houston Rich Hollywood Roosevelt President Beter

Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching

American League leaders include Averill batting .377 and Travis with 109 hits. Greenberg leads in runs with 67. Foxx tops RBIs with 90. Lew is 98 hits. Cronin and Trosky lead doubles. Averill and Heath pace triples. Greenberg and Foxx homer 26 and 23. Werber and Lewis steal bases. Allen and Grove top pitching records. National League leaders show Lombardi batting .364. Ott leads runs with 70. Ott 67 RBIs. McCormick 101 hits. Goodman 91. doubles to Martin 25. Goodman and Suhr 8 triples. Goodman 21 and Ott 19 homers. Kay and Scharein steal bases. Klinger 7-1 and Brown 12-2 in pitching.

Averill Cleveland Travis Washington Greenberg Detroit Foxx Boston York Lewis Cronin Trosky Heath Kreevich Chicago Werber Philadelphia Allen Grove Lombardi Cincinnati Berger Ott New York Goodman McCormick Martin Suhr Pittsburgh Kay Brooklyn Scharein Klinger Brown

Union Services in Park Draw Large Congregation

A large crowd attended the union services in South Park on Sunday evening led by Rev. Theodore H. Astman of First Presbyterian Church. The University Summer A Cappella choir, 70 voices, directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout, sang two numbers. Scripture was read by Rev. H. E. McGregor, with prayer led by Rev. Harold G. Barr and congregational singing led by Rev. Howard Koelb. The Board of Deacons, young men of the Presbyterian church, served as ushers, chaired by Edd Wood.

South Park Theodore H. Astman First Presbyterian Church E. McGregor Harold G. Barr Howard Koelb Presbyterian Church Edd Wood

Drive toward 15 state semipro titles opens this week

National semipro baseball congress president Ray mond Dumont announced the start of 15 state tournaments across cities including Montgomery, Daytona Beach, Greensboro, Elgin, Great Falls, Memphis, and Los Angeles. All state play ends by July 31 with regional playoffs in early August to decide 82 teams for the national tournament in Wichita August 12 to 24.

Wichita Kan Raymond Dumont National Montgomery Ala Gic Ariz Pueblo Colo Deadwood Daytona Beach Fla Greensboro N. C Elgin Ill Great Falls Mont Memphis N. D Los Angeles Calif Grand Rapids Mich

Columbia Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck and Evelyn and Byron with Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer hosted at the Charles and Lloyd Shuck home. Edward Shively of Glendale California visited the Daniel Beeghley home. Lavina Smoots stays with daughter Mrs John Hagen. Will Postma and Richard hosted Sunday dinner with Beeghleys Everett and John. Chester Wible threshed for Shucks. Felix Tucker and sons bought a new combine. Carl Van Hosen did combine work for Del Deay.

Oscar Shuck Evelyn Byron Charlie Brohammer Charles and Lloyd Shuck Edward Shively Glendale Calif Daniel Beeghley Lavina Smoots John Hagen Will Postma Richard Everett John Lloyd Beeghley Chester Wible Charles John Postma and Sons

Threshing activities and social visits around Ira Flory's farm

Will Postma Laurie and Richard started their threshing machine at the Ira Flory home Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck with Roy Shuler and daughters traveled to Kansas City Sunday to visit Mrs Roy Shuler receiving treatment at Bell Memorial hospital. Mrs Oscar Shuck Evelyn Mrs Charlie Brohammer and Pearl Brohammer helped cook for threshers Monday. Mr and Mrs Chester Wible Doris Russell and Mr and Mrs Harold Rothrock Vivian shared an ice cream at the Ira Rothrock home Saturday night. Otto Luckan helped thresh Ol lie Budaley last week. Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer were also mentioned.

Will Postma Laurie Richard Ira Flory Oscar Shuck Roy Shuler Kansas City Bell Memorial Hospital Evelyn Charlie Brohammer Pearl Brohammer Charles Shuck Lloyd Shuck Chester Wible Doris Russell Harold Rothrock Vivian Ira Rothrock Otto Luckan Ollie Budaley

Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

The puzzle provides a long list of across and down clues including Protective garment Headpiece and Undermine along with Roman numerals and various thematic hints. Answers fill a standard grid with clues spanning food beverage tools and geographic terms.

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Threshers Host Guests and Local Socials Report

Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs David Williams and extended families such as Mr and Mrs Charlie Simmons Dorothy Mr and Mrs John Brohammer and Ben Pearl and Harold plus Mr and Mrs H Bearman Mr and Mrs Virgil Swartz Pauline Mr and Mrs Carl Williams Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shuck Eva Warren and Mr and Mrs Charles Shuck Darrell Mrs Laurie Postma helped cook for threshers this week Charlie Brohammer assisted with ice threshers cooking Tuesday and Wednesday Pearl and Harold Brohammer attended Christian Endeavor at Roy Puckett home Sunday evening John Brohammer and family attended a land sale in Lawrence Tuesday morning Oscar Shuck worked on bine for a couple days this week.

David Williams Charlie Simmons Dorothy John Brohammer Ben Pearl Harold H. Bearman Virgil Swartz Pauline Carl Williams Lloyd Shuck Eva Warren Charles Shuck Darrell Laurie Postma Ira Flory Charlie Brohammer Charles Harold Brohammer Christian Endeavor Roy Puckett Lawrence Carl van Hosen Oscar Shuck

Local Social Roundup From Lawrence and Nearby

Villa Eden visitors include Mr and Mrs Bert Wilson and family from Lawrence. Miss Helen Zelloc of Independence visits Mrs Orville Hughey. Otto Luckan of Lawrence spends time with daughter Mrs James Toyne. Roy Kirkman and Vincent Schoenhofer help Orville Hughey with the harvest. Joe Hemphill farm work noted.

Bert Wilson Lawrence W. E. Brock Helen Zelloc Independence Orville Hughey Otto Luckan James Toyne Roy Kirkman Vincent Schoenhofer Joe Hemphill Claude Hanson Minnie Luckan Lela Kindred Lloyd Douglas

Picnic at Giatthaur Home Near Lawrence

Families gathered for a Sunday dinner at the Giatthaur residence south of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs William Torneden and son William joined Mr and Mrs Merlin Brock with their parents the W E Brock. Ivan Kniffen from the CCC camp in Washington visited the John Hughey home. Threshing machines began work with Fred Harmon and Mr Sawyer threshing early in the week and Alfred Torneden threshing for Mr Hadl on Monday.

Giatthaur Lawrence William Torneden William Merlin Brock W. E. Brock Ivan Kniffen CCC Washington John Hughey Fred Harmon Mr. Sawyer Alfred Torneden Hadl

Local Families Visit Nearby Homes This Week

Robert Blader threshed for Mr. Wax this week. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown and family of Tonganoxie spent Sunday at the J. T. Hughey home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson and family of Lawrence spent Monday at the James Toyne home.

Robert Blader Wax Oscar Brown Tonganoxie J. T. Hughey Charles Henderson Lawrence James Toyne

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