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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1936

Page

3

Senate passes huge relief bill with wartime scale funds

The Senate approved a broad relief measure amid fighting over WPA control. The package totals roughly 2.428 billion dollars with 1.425 billion for Roosevelt in next year’s relief efforts. Debate highlighted Federal role versus states, with Hopkins and Landon cited as key figures.

Washington Senate House Roosevelt Vandenberg R-Mich Borah Idaho Alf M. Landon Harry T. Hopkins WPA Schwoellenbach D-Wash Landon Kansas Schwellenbach Relic

Unsettled Cooler Weather Forecast for Kansas

Unsettled weather with cooler temperatures and possible showers is forecast for Kansas today and tomorrow. Topeka yesterday reached a season high of 93 degrees, the hottest in the nation. Expect maximums this afternoon and Wednesday between 80 and 83 degrees. Little rain fell across the state.

Topeka Kansas S. D. Flora Weather Bureau

Weather and flood notes from the Plains region

In the past 24 hours, Tribune reports a plane crash note of four inches. A trace appears at St. Joseph Missouri. Showers spread across Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming and Montana. The latter two need rain. Lows tonight expected 50 to 60. The Republican river at Concordia rose to 6.3 feet from last week's heavy rains, flooding at 6 feet. Flora expects a fall by nightfall.

Tribune St. Joseph Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming Montana Flora Republican Concordia

Obituary for John Jacob Ott of Franklin County

John Jacob Ott born October 25, 1836 in Freeport Illinois moved with parents to Kansas in 1859 and settled in Franklin County. He died May 27, 1936 at his home near Eudora at 79 years, seven months, and three days. He joined Salem Evangelical Church as a youth and remained an active member until death. He was elected parsonage chairman in January and married Mary Ida Hausman on March 19, 1881, with eight children born in the union, five of whom survived.

John, Jacob Ott John Jacob Ott Freeport Kansas Franklin County Eudora Salem Evangelical Church Mary Ida Hausman

Ott Family Obituary Excerpt Notes Surviving Kin list

Surviving children include John Ott and Mrs J W Good of Houston Texas May Ott of Chicago Mrs H Wichman of Eudora and Earl Ott of Eudora. Also survived by wife two brothers Fred and George Ott of Eudora three sisters Mrs I D Harris of Lawrence Mrs Fred Copp of Lawrence and Mrs Anna Getker of Modena Utah and 11 grandchildren.

John Ott J. W. Good Houston Tex May Ott Chicago H. Wichman Eudora Earl Ott Fred George Ott I. D. Harris Lawrence Fred Copp Anna Getker Modena Utah

County school clerks elected for districts last week

Reports received by County Superintendent Harold C. Fisher list clerk elections across districts Stony Point 3 L M Craig Hopewell 7 Mrs Rena Vaughn Kanwaka 15 Carl Hird Enterprise 18 George Raible Starr 19 Sam Dark Jr Washington Creek 22 Fred Gray Welcome 30 C L Penny Bloomington 32 Mrs Daisy Simpson Vespertine 37 F T Thorn Cargy 52 C W Ingle Brackett 54 C C Winsler Winter 70 C B Winter Independence 76 B L Taul Barber 82 Mrs Charles Coffman Centennial 85 O A Pow

Harold C. Fisher Stony Point L. M. Craig Hopewell Rena Vaughn Kanwaka Carl Hird Enterprise George Raible Starr Sam Dark, Jr Washington Creek Fred Gray Welcome C. L. Penny Bloomington Daisy Simpson Frank P. Kiser Art Jensen Vespertine F. T. Thorn Cargy C. W. Ingle Brackett C. C. Winsler C. E

Warning on fur coat swindle by two men in Baldwin

Merchants Bureau reports two men posing as British navy members selling fur coats and oriental rugs around Baldwin at supposedly low prices. Officials warn the merchandise may be fake or smuggled, noting prior reports from Kansas City Better Business bureau and repeating cautions to the public.

Merchants Bureau Chamber of Commerce Baldwin United States C. W. Pollum Better Business Bureau of Kansas City

Crowder Dinner Guests From Far and Wide

Mr and Mrs Jack Meyers Brackett and Glenn Sims Winter spent Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W T Collins. Mr and Mrs J Emmett Kanwaka and F L Orr Rupert Idaho were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J M Crowder. Mr Orr and Mrs Emmett spent

Jack Meyers Brackett Glenn Sims Winter W. T. Collins J. §. Emmett Kanwaka F. L. Orr Rupert Idaho J. M. Crowder Orr Emmett J. E. Mercer Lawrence Eugene Collins Jack Myers Elmer Athey Knowledge Hill Julius Beuermann Henry Leo Wilson Barker W. S. Collins Eugene Jack S. Emmett Margaret Perkins W. L Collins

Tuesday visit with Crow der family and relatives

Miss Pearl Athey of Knowledge Hill stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Julius Beurmann from Saturday to Thursday evening with her father and mother Mr and Mrs Elmer Athey Charles Tevis of Terry visited Mrs Arthur Mayhew and family Saturday Mrs Mayhew and children Kathleen Dale and Jo Ann returned home after the visit

Pearl Athey Knowledge Hill Julius Beurmann Elmer Athey Charles Tevis Terry Arthur Mayhew

Tucker-isms Inviting Visitors to Lawrence Headquarters

A cordial invitation from Lira President Stein Furniture Co. extends a welcoming note to visitors. The message hopes trips to Lawrence will be pleasant and encourages guests to return, inviting them to make the store their Lawrence base while in the area.

Lawrence of Lira President Stein Furniture Co

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Funeral Attendance

Residents and visitors share time at home with friends. Kathleen stays longer while Tommy Brooks, Miss Virginia Morris and Miss Dorothy Sanford of Lecompton visit Eugene Callins. Mrs J M Crowder visits Lawrence, attends four Titterington funeral at Rumsey chapel.

Kathleen Tommy Brooks Virginia Morris Dorothy Sanford Lecompton Eugene Callins J. M. Crowder C. W. Orr Lawrence Crowder Titterington Rumsey

Social Gossip From Lawrence And Surrounding Towns

A flurry of visits and host exchanges marks the week as Mr. and Mrs. J M Crowder host, migrants and kin gather for Perkins family birthday at Emmett home in Kanwaka, and River side Farm Bureau holds a Thursday session with Ida Hodson at Lake View. Travelers F L Orr and relatives depart for Idaho after five months with Crowder family.

F. L. Orr Rupert, Tdsho Joe Harrison Barker J. 5. Emmett Kanwaka Clarence Hodson Ida Hodson Riverside Farm Bureau Lake Vitw Rupert Idaho J. M. Crowder

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