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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
7
A collage of old classified notices includes furnished apartments with pay all bills, female organizer for an Inter-National society, and sales positions for appliances and medium priced automobiles. Also public weeds notice: City Commission will cut weeds and assess costs against affected property per Ordinance No. 1777, signed by City Clerk AE Woestemeyer.
Market reports show continuous trade in cattle hogs and sheep with diminishing supply and stronger demand for higher grades. Top prices include long yearlings to 7.60 and heavy steers to 7.35, with vealers steady around 6.00. Sheep and lambs advance 50-75 cents, while fat lambs and yearlings remain in demand at multiple yards.
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Chicago market notes show wheat futures easing after Secretary Wallace’s remarks on farm relief and a lack of new controls for the 1933 crop. Harvesting begins in Kansas with indications of a possible disappointing yield as prices fall, while corn and oats decline and hogs keep provisions steady. Cattle gains lead Chicago livestock, with higher quotes across most classes.
Pleasant Valley residents and surrounding families report graduations from Liberty Memorial High School and Strong City teaching posts. Dorothy Holcom among 1938 graduates. locals travel to Miami Oklahoma for ceremonies and return by Friday. Community meetings include Farm Bureau unit at Mrs Walter Howardis and annual farmers’ meeting with Clark committee report and new clerk elected.
Members listed from Excelsior and neighboring families attended the Mrs Paul Koehler funeral at Fairview church on Monday. Several from the area joined the pound social and program at Worden church basement Tuesday night for Rev Nelsons family. Henry Young hauled cattle to Kansas City for L W Haas Wednesday morning. Leonard Pearcy of Tulsa visited the Harry Flory home Thursday and Friday. Ed Johanning Carl and Albert Schwarz helped Alvin Yohanning shingles Thursday and Friday. The annual Excelsior school meeting Friday afternoon elected Glen Flora clerk. Ot tawa showners gathered Saturday afternoon with Homer Disque Walter Pohl George Bechtel and families. Ruth Knoche of Paola visits Anna Johanning. An oratorical contest at Worden church Saturday evening featured Henry Pohl winning a medal. Robert Dyer graduates from Excelsior school this year. Gertrude Stoelzing of Chanute visits with Walter and Gertrude Pohl. Charley Gilliland and Chester Gibson families visited Charley Browning southeast of Ottawa Sunday. Walter Pohl and Gertrude Stoelzing visit.
Sunday gatherings feature Mr. Paul Koehler and daughters Hilda and Edna of Pairview visiting. Carl Schwarz and his wife spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Altenbernd and their children from Kaw Valley.
Weather was nearly perfect as a large crowd gathered at De Soto cemetery for Decoration Day activities. Attendees included families from Lawrence, Olathe, Bonner Springs, and Kansas City. Eldest present were Civil War veteran William Hiddleston and 94-year-old Sallie Nicholson. The Pleasant Hour Club funds a hedge for cemetery front and plans a community dinner at Williams woods west of town. Contributions urged to Mrs. Owen Baker.
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