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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
11
Lost spaniel four months old with black and white markings and a green leather harness. Reward offered. contact Gist at 1012 I for information. Also classified ads for rental rooms near K U, furnished two room apartment with kitchenette, a Voss washing machine promotion, an old baby bed, reed settee, and a remington machine listing.
Wheat prices slide in Chicago trading on weak demand and wet harvest expectations in the Southwest. Reports show futures declines with July and June contracts easing while corn and oats also soften. Kansas City cattle and hogs see mixed to steady trade as futures shift in calm market conditions.
Traders grew slightly more aggressive in late session bidding while selective gains appeared in certain equities. Transfers reached about 450000 shares as investors weighed Roosevelt era policies and antitrust cautions. Foreign exchange moved with the franc rallying against the dollar amid a new Laval government. Leaders of industry cited profits and labor plans, with mixed signals on NRA revival and wage adjustments amid ongoing economic recovery debates.
Merchants in McLouth sponsor free talking pictures all summer starting Tuesday evening. Decoration day brings a long list of visitors and relatives from Lawrence, Mayetta, Valley Falls, Leavenworth, Topeka, and Kansas City to the town. Notables include Dudley Langer and family, Mrs. Yost of Oskaloosa visiting Wil liam Yost, and many other relatives staying with local families. Robert Simmons visits from Kansas City. Robert Ritchie is hospitalized in Kansas City for appendicitis.
Mrs Tom Brown and daughter and 4 Fanny Shrader of Kansas Clyde Grace returned the last of the week after a tour through the South. Mr and Mrs Elmer Yonley and family of Tonganoxie and Mr and Mrs Alfred Jones and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Lobb. Mr and Mrs Vincent Crawshaw of Denver are visiting R W Reynolds who is seriously ill.
Fairfax Improvement Association scheduled gathering for Wednesday June 12 at the Nelson Green home 1211 East Thirteenth Street. Wet grounds at Seventh and Oakka Avenue forced cancellation of the prior vacant lot plan. Various local residents and visitors noted in the report.
The Cox family reunion occurred at the day Smith home on Decoration Day with about thirty attendees. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nelson visited friends in Topeka on Sunday. Mrs. James Dowdy and her children from Ingram Texas planned a summer stay with sister Mrs. W. E. Moehring and KRoehring. Mrs. Homer Thornton hosted a visit from her grandmother Mrs. Mitt Osgood of Broadus Montana en route to Blue Springs, Fox, where she will live with a daughter. Mrs. Osgood is 87 and traveling alone. Mrs. Truman Ransom of Baldwin, recently ill, recovered enough to return home Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Gilbreath who will stay a few days.
Radios ring through Worden as Marvin Wrightsmanner hosts WREN amateur hour on Saturday night June 1. Locals Mr and Mrs Orval Steinart visit relatives. John Stoebener with sons at Henry Stoebener’s home. Miss Martha Kannenberg calls on Mrs Sophia Schwartz. Mrs Walter Fleer and Virginia spend Merives evening with Mr and Mrs Ivan Schwartz. Melvin and Betty appear in the brief society notes.
Sunday visitors included Miss Helen Johanning of Lawrence and Miss Clara Geiss with Mrs. Glen Schwartz. On May 29 the Young People’s League held an entertainment at the church schoolhouse with Rev Slupianek, Oscar, Clara and Hattie Schwartz, Walter Schwartz, Charlie Pitts, Orville Puckat, Ruth Johanning, Arnold Oscar, Otto Stoebener, Walter Seele and others from Lawrence community attending.
Answers to test questions printed in the issue mention names like Charles Reade and Andrew Wl Melieh Ogden Le Mills with references to Massachusetts Virginia and Michigan. The readable lines list places such as Ann Arbor and Olin with scattered surnames and affiliations, indicating a fragment from an educational or exam supplement.
A scrambled puzzle column listing across and down clues with numerous OCR glitches. Entries include animal names, legal terms, household items, and common nouns such as balloon pitcher and narrow road, alongside garbled phrases and misread tokens. The fragment preserves a few legible hints like Sian a of adal and Know archaic while indicating a broader puzzle structure.
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