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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1941

Page

2

Defense and Jobs Drain CCC Camps

Washington reports a push to tie the CCC to national defense to refill camps as private industry draws enrollments away. Western lawmakers back remedial legislation to reassign 17–18 year olds to CCC for defense training and press for 300 new camps, pay raises, and regulatory changes.

Washington Special News Service CCC War Industries National Defense Mountains Plains Prairies Robinson D-Ut Murdock CDC Selective Service Act CCE National Youth Administration McCarran D-Nev Senate Education and Labor Committee C.C.C Army N.Y.A U. S. Bureau of Education Budget Bureau National Defense Advisory Commission Floyd W. Reeves O.P.M

Kansas University expands defense training program

Dean J J Jakosky announced a large expansion of defense training courses for Kansas youth in cooperation with the federal government and the extension service. Over 200 enroll in Kansas City Kansas and 600 in Kansas City Missouri, with classes to open in Wichita Topeka Hutchinson Parsons Atchison and Coffeyville next week. Courses cover time and motion studies cost accounting foremen's conference tool engineering and more, for currently employed workers and high school graduates seeking defense positions.

J. J. Jakosky School of Engineering University of Kansas Kansas Kansas City Kan Wichita Topeka Hutchinson Parsons Atchison Coffeyville Jakosky K. U

Santa Fe Experts Expect Huge Kansas Wheat Crop

Topeka June 2 The Santa Fe agriculture department forecasts a Kansas wheat harvest near 175 million bushels, third largest on record. Past peaks were 240 million in 1931 and 177 million in 1928. declines in south and central counties due to Hessian fly and chinch bug were offset by gains in the western two thirds. A hot spell could alter the outlook.

Topeka Santa Fe Agriculture Department Kansas

Flashes of Life items from Boston and Kansas City

A Boston reader asks a police lieutenant to send a officer to his home to stop his mother from spanking Georgia. The caller is revealed to be a child of four hundred and fourteen. In Kansas City Mrs. Leonard Painter tends animals, nursing three robin fledglings and housing a stray alley cat and its kittens, with no vacancy signs.

Boston Daniel P. Barry Barry Georgia Animal Haven Kansas City Leonard Painter

Eudora Social Notes From Baldwin To Topeka

A long list of local visits and events includes Mrs. John Newman in Baldwin hosting friends, families visiting Turon Kansas, and gatherings at Hotel Jayhawk Topeka. Memorial day services drew crowds at the cemetery and various relatives enjoyed dinners and outings across Eudora Gardner Lawrence Topeka and surrounding towns.

John Newman Baldwin Gottleib Nieder S. Herman Bohnsack Arline Doris Mabel Adler Turon Kan Cora Hoskinson Ben Erwin Emporia Victor Allen George Born Gus Gabriel Jayhawk Topeka Andrew Steffenus Shirley Los Angeles Calif George Warmker Jorge Jennings Darlene Buddy Clem Zillner Virginia Lee Lawrence John Sommer Woman’s Union St. Paul’s Charles Brown Marvin Gale Gardner Pearl Daugherty Bert Daugherty C. E. Cory Wichita Robert Cory Will Bohnsack Otto. Durr Peggy Olathe Augusta. Durr Martha Lee Mary Lou Born Lorene

Local Notes and Social Highlights From McLouth

Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Jerome Lentz of Freeport Ill and Mrs Filla Jones of Phoenix Ariz The Fourth oil well was completed on the John Moses farm near McLouth Fred McLeod of Valley Falls recently bought the farm Miss Sara Roderick of Kansas City stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs E W McHenry Mr and Mrs Ted Gilmore of Atchison welcomed a baby girl born May 25 Rev and Mrs Robert Williams were aboard the Zam Zam en route to Africa The Happy Hour club met May 23 at Mrs Wilma Tates house Two couples won vases in a tea towel embroidering contest Miss Miriam Kimmel and Mr Vernon Kruse wed Sunday at the Church of the Brethren.

Jerome Lentz Freeport Ill W. R. Harding Filla Jones Phoenix Ariz McLouth Dorothy Palmer Miltonvale Arleen Nickels John Moses Fred McLeod Valley Falls Sara Roderick Kansas City E. W. McHenry Alma Sanders Robert Kemp Cole Camp Ted Gilmore Atchison Harry Davis Glenn French Robert Williams Zamzam Africa Williams Sarah Williams Ednamae Dick Lawrence K. U A. M. Dick W. C. Ressmeyer Val Rhodes Memphis Burnau Happy Hour Club Wilma Tate June Edmonds Alice Ridgway Stella Robinson Irene Walbridge Miriam Kimmel Ray Kimmel Vernon Kruse B. Kruse Little River Kan Church of the Brethren Vernon

Wedding of Miss Miriam Kimmel in McLouth

The Church of the Brethren ceremony was performed by Rev. Ira N. H. Brammel for Miss Miriam Kimmel and her groom. Attendants lit candles, guests from Lorraine Kansas and Des Moines attended, and a reception followed at the Ray Kimmel home. After a short trip the couple will live on a farm near Little River Kansas.

Vera Flory Gladys Shank Church of the Brethren Ira N. H. Brammel Betty Schwan Maxine Curtis Max Whitaker Delbert Kruse McLouth High School McPherson College Lorraine Kan Ray Kimmel Kruse Little River Leslie Kimmel Clarence Sanders B. Kruse

Local Social Roundup and Visits Noted

The notice lists numerous couples and individuals at gatherings and visits. Names include Otto Roseneau Oscar Lothholz Erwin Kanzig Ray Miller William Miller C M Williamson Fred Rothberger Heneritta Schubert Clarence Fuller Margie Ann Rothberger Maxine Miller Marilyn Shirley Rosneau Billy Miller Bobby Lothholz Jimmie Kanzigz and others. Social calls feature J N Hearin Norman Turner trips to Turner and visits between Mrs Carl Lawrence and Mrs Co L Carl. Mrs Bert Daugherty returns home from two weeks with family.

Otto Roseneau Oscar Lothholz Erwin Kanzig Ray Miller William, Miller C. M. Williamson Fred Rothberger Heneritta Schubert Clarence Fuller Margie Ann Rothberger Maxine Miller Marilyn Shirley Rosneau Billy Miller Bobby Lothholz Jimmie Kanzigz Rebekah Lodge J. N. Hearin Norman Turner Jake Milburn Co. L. Carl Lawrence Carl Bert Daugherty Eudora

Family reunion honors W J Anderson kin across multiple states

The eight Anderson children gathered with relatives at the McLouth area home of Mr and Mrs Aaron Graham. Attendees included Lawrence Anderson of Dodge City Ira Anderson of Carthage Nellie Brown of Lawrence Stella Robinson of McLouth Ethel Anderson of Chickasha Helen Hall of Topeka and other in laws. Grandchildren and great grandchildren joined the gathering with one grandson in hospital another in the navy in Hawaii and one in the army.

Lee Clark Kansas City Lettie Cutler Lawrence Mirian Kimmel Gene Woodhead Alvin Means Fanny Zabriskie Rankin Woodhead Spokane Wash William Smith McLouth Wesley Robinson Harry Hall Topeka W. J. Anderson Lawrence Anderson Dodge City Ira Anderson Carthage Nellie Brown Stella Robinson Ethel Anderson Chickasha Okla Helen Hall Glen Reber Hawaiian Islands Happy Hour Club Aaron Graham Frievening

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