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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1935
Page
11
Market news and agricultural reports cover crop losses from rust on Canadian border wheat areas, Kansas City livestock receipts and prices, hay and grain markets, and local farm notices. Includes vegetable and dairy prices, with a brief local threshing note and a Baldwin Cardinals game result.
Mr and Mrs S S Kerns and others hosted at local homes including the Lobingiers Cook Sutor McConnell Freund and other families. Several visitors from Topeka Ottawa Gardner and Gardner areas spent days with grandparents and neighbors during the week.
Mr and Mrs Chester Gibson and family Laurine and Marvin Pohl spent Monday at the Walter Pohl home. Mrs Carl Schwarz and Mrs Al Hers Schwarise with Mn were mentioned in the community notes.
De Soto residents Mr and Mrs J Will Baker and son Virgil visited Ed Freeman and spent hours along the creek. Mae Rattles and friends joined Mrs Frank Williams and Beverly Williams from Olathe for a Sunday visit. Laura Lee Andrew hosted Mae Rattles and Holly Noteman Sunday evening. Epworth League delegates Inez Hiddleston and others were chosen for Baldwin conference in August. Mrs J C Harris recovered after a foot injury from a rusty nail. Walter Riga and Bill Linden of Lone Star CCC camp visited home folks for the weekend.
Mr and Mrs William Turner motor to Olathe on Wednesday while Perry Mitchell returned Monday from Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City after over a week with an infected foot from stepping on glass. J and Mrs Herman Sonntag and family left Wednesday for their home in Cleburne Texas after spending more than a week there.
Local residents visit kin in Lawrence Lyons and DeSoto. several relatives and friends travel between Kansas City and nearby towns. Harvest work causes minor injuries amid heat. hospital stays and heart trouble mark health updates. July Farm Bureau meeting held at Willow Springs with Mrs Mumford hosting and Mrs Doc Adams assisting.
A covered dish luncheon featured ice cream and iced tea with a feet care lesson by Mrs. Pansy Penner and Mrs. Orence Reid. August meeting set at Lottie Nease’s home. Ival Lane visited Memorial Hospital in Lawrence. W H Dent hosted Sunday dinner with Robert Turner family in DeSoto. The group toured Tonganozie with Leo Brooks and Sadie Hoke visiting. A car accident near Twin Springs caused minor damage to Clarence Bush’s vehicle driven by Harold Edwards. Erle Hunter fell ill at Kansas City market, later resting four hours en route home with Mrs. Hunter. Milton Quaintance and Thelma Murphy visited relatives in Ottawa.
The John Atkinson family and Agnes with a Manhattan college friend spent Sunday at Swope Park celebrating the first wedding anniversary of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ingram of Bonner Springs and Mrs. Chester Hayes of Olathe visited her mother Mrs. Bird last Tuesday. Sunday dinner at Earl Ross home included Mr. and Mrs. Flemming and son Robert, Mrs. Powers and son Kenneth, and John Chester of Parkville Missouri. L R Penner and son Leland and T C We-Mott of Kansas City stayed with Charles Baker. Mattie Baker of De Soto visiting Dire Charles Ba while Mr. Baker markets potatoes.
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