Overbrook Community Notes and Visits Highlight Weekly Social
Mr Will Kingery owns a new Ford while Mrs Osear Heine called on Mrs Joseph Heffner. Neighbors shared visits with Willon, Stewarts, and others. Donations of hay, ice cream socials, and a picnic at Overbrook July 17 are announced. Local residents and families from Globe and nearby towns are noted in a flurry of social calls and gatherings.
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Will Kingery
Osear Heine
Joseph Heffner
Itelnogn
John Stebenprani
Willon
Stewarts
Evans
August
Fred Myers
Walnesday
N . H. Canary Y
Fohn Lyons
Henry Schwarrtz
William Schwartz
de Schwarz
Charles Blackburn
Overbrook
Bert Bond
Emily
Mes
Bond
Lawrence
Mary
Annet
Hack
Globe District
Pharr
Texas
Frieda
Schwartz
Globe
N. H. Canary
Joseph. Heffner
Bagnenl
H. Can- AW
Silas Bondle
Colorado
Mere
Sundes
Otis Lindell
Lone Star
Abert
Abe Haj
Joseysh
Tenia Iva Steward J
Centrepolis
Earl Heffner
Oscar Heinen
Misa Alfa Metsker
Lawrencr
Aul Ralath
Pr Rey
Pr Rey, ‘and Mrs. Martin
Sehwarts
F Seaka
Joseph Heffner Hhose
Weekend Socials and Family Visits Highlight Local Notes
Mr Will Kingery and family enjoyed a ride in their new car Monday evening. Miss Cora Schwartz visited Inez Heffner Saturday night. The Farmer's Union social drew a good crowd Saturday evening with many enjoying themselves. Miss Hulda Schwartz spent Saturday and Sunday at the Albright home.
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Will Kingery
iMiss Cora Schwartz
Inez Heffner
Farmer’s Union
Hulda’ Schwartz
Albright
Building Monster Airship Size Astounds Swiss Border
Swiss residents near Lake Constance report a gigantic airship on trial flights. The vessel reportedly spans 240 yards, with 54 000 cubic meters of volume and four gondolas armed with guns and air torpedoes. It uses 3 000 to 4 000 hp motors, can reach 90 kmh, and carries 30 to 40 crew.
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Lake Constance
Berne
Switzerland
Lake of Constance
Reaty
Deutschland Sails Status Report on Merchant Submarine
An advisory report to Acting Secretary Polk from the neutrality board says the German submarine Deutschland is a peaceful merchant craft and entitled to privileges. Indications are that the State Department will not announce the sub, while the Treasury will be advised to permit the vessel to sail from Baltimore when the captain wishes to return voyage.
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Washington, D. C
Polk
Government Neutrality Board
State Department
Treasury Department
Baltimore
College performers draw interest at Airdome shows
Miss Nina Dorris, lead in the chorus and Pi Beta Phi member, and C. S. Fisher, a Delta Upsilon from Northwestern, are two university students in the Airdome company. Dorris attended Oklahoma University, was initiated there, and pursued the stage last year. Fisher has studied piano and voice at Northwestern for two years and will return there this fall.
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Airdome
Nina Dorris
Pi Beta Thi
Oklahoma University
C. S. Fisher
Deltz Upsilon
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Poincaré Addresses Paris on Peace and Restitution
Poincaré stated in Paris that central powers should face no illusion about allies seeking peace only through victory. He framed the struggle as defense of honor and life, demanding restitution of invaded provinces and guarantees to safeguard national independence against aggression by Prussian militarism and its allies.
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Poincaire
Paris
Vranece
Sinn Fein Demonstrators Wreck Recruiting Office in Cork
Sinn Firners in Cork protested in July 1944 angry at missing arrivals of prisoners released after sentences linked to Dein Heaton. Crowds wrecked the recruiting office, hissed the military picket, and sang republican songs, reflecting fierce anti-government sentiment.
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Sinn Firners
Cork
Ireland
Duin Heaton
Robbery Ring Members Brought Before Police Court
One man and two women were arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of frequenting a disorderly house. The cases stem from a raid on a North Lawrence residence last night. All defendants plead not guilty and trials set for 1:30 this afternoon.
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North Lawrence
Water Power Bill Passed by House After Senate Revision
Washington July 14 The general water power bill, amended from its senate form, was passed by the House today. A light moment follows with a quirky aside about Miss Golder and a gentleman’s marriage prospects. A short quip about a man’s confidence and how he may feel afterward ends the dispatch.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Governors Name Officers Command in National Guard Explained
Washington July 14 The war department clarifies governors retain power to commission National Guard officers and they may be mustered into federal service if qualified. Presidents will appoint all officers once Guard is drafted, with governors allowed to appoint from defined pools including active, retired, former officers and academy graduates.
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National Guard
Washington, D. C
United States
Guard
United States Service
War Department
Joseph Taggart
Congress
Raliy
Poiver
United States Army
Department
Taggart
U. S. Military
Naval Academy
Soldiers as Farmers on Abandoned French Lands
Paris reports minister of agriculture Meline extends land cultivation plans to the army. Auxiliary troops and terriers will work market gardens near garrisons for several hours daily. products sold for profit or consumed by troops, no personal gain for civilians. Similar civilian societies may organize to farm lands near towns, with cooperative sharing of produce and costs.
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France
Paris
J .M. Meline
Lutheran Church Picnic Planned at Woodland Park
The annual Trinity Lutheran Church and Sunday School picnic is set for next Thursday afternoon and evening at Woodland Park. Full plans will be announced at the March Sunday service.
High Kansas Heat Persists Despite Light Rain
Statewide temperatures were forecast to reach 90 to 100 degrees, with Topeka recording 86 at noon, slightly cooler than yesterday. Concordia reported the heaviest rain with about one inch, while showers stretched from Emporia to Gard, and additional showers were expected in eastern regions today.
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Topeka
Daly
Kansas
Kan
Weather Bureau
Reading
Concordia
Emporia
Gard
Vessel Hector Sinks Near Charleston With Marines Aboard
In July, the naval collier Hector bound for Santo Domingo sank about sixty miles east of Charleston after rescue efforts failed against heavy seas. The lighthouse tender Tennar went to assist but withdrew. Wireless dispatches later placed Hector fourteen miles from Charleston, nearing port at four miles per hour. The steamer Amma remained in contact, ready to aid.
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Charles
D .C
Hector
Santo Doemingo
Ileston
Tennar
Charleston
Amma
Central Bureau Conference in Junction City
Men Ini Zamwalt of Bonner Springs and F W Parrott of Clay Center Kansas met today with Lee Harrison secretary of the board of administration for a conference on the Central Newspaper Bureau of the University Department of Journalism. Trial is on Maggie Yager before Justice Clark this afternoon. A bottle of liquor found at arrest remains as evidence. Attorney J B Wilson represents the defendant
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Central Bureau
Ini Zamwalt
Bonner
Springs
F. W. Parrott
Clay Center
Kansas
Lee Harrison
Board of Administration
Central Newspaper Bureau
Unity Department of Journalism
Ces
Journal-World offers hometown news in two months for 25 cents
An early item notes letters from hor- de and local news to the Journal-World. A Lawrence move details Schebar family leaving Lone Star for Lawrence. An incident reports a dog killed by a rifle shot by an officer responding to a dog alarm on Illinois Street. A dog was poisoned, killing a pet belonging to Mrs. Oscar Miles.
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Journal-World
Illinois Street
Proetiger
Oscar Miles
Mrs Blunderby Recalls Hospital Avalanche Incident
A fragmentary house conversation recalls a hospital avalanche sighting. Mrs Glunderby worries aloud about the event and its proximity, while Mrs Blunderby comments with concern and humor. The dialogue reflects local idle chatter after a distant hospital scene.
Describing the Callers in a Domestic Scene
A brief Chicago Tribune description shows a family moment with a husband dressing upstairs while a child answers his father about who called. The narrative mentions a friend, his wife, and his mother-in-law, ending with the child naming his father and two mothers.
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West
Chicago Tribune
Worth While Quotation From a Worldly Man
A terse selected quotation highlights personal virtue and practical conduct. It extols the absence of pretension, preferring a low business tone, restrained promises, and diligent action, while naming one’s work plainly to blunt critics.
Better to Scatter Sunshine 4 Determine to add nothing
A reflective aphorism framed as a quotation from Walter Pater on choosing restraint and avoiding adding to human unhappiness amid life's fleeting appearances.
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Walter Pater
Weary Mike in Butte Echoes Central Phone Prank
In Butte a local quip circulates about Weary Mike asking for Mr. McAfee by phone. The Mountain States Monitor notes the banter as a light, community mischief piece and captures the neighborhood tone of the era.
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Butte
Mike
Mr. McAfee
Central
Mountain States
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