Railway stations bombed by Japan near Canton
In Canton and nearby rail hubs, Japanese air raids hit Yingtak Sheklung and Shiukwan on the Canton Hankow and Canton Kowloon lines for the thirteenth straight day. Locomotives and coaches were destroyed while crew and passengers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
South China
Yingtak
Canton-Hankow
Sheklung
Canton-Kowloon
Hongkong
Shiukwan
Kameen
International Settlement
Japan
Asia Hotel
International Quarter
Rainbow 4-H Club Met at Gililand Home for Meeting
Rainbow 4 H members gathered Tuesday evening at Mr and Mrs Charley Gilliland to plan activities with singing and Chinese checkers after a program Refreshments of ice cream and individual cakes were served by Mrs Charles Gilliland The next meeting is set for the Milton ring home Farmers discuss alfalfa work between showers Local women circulated at a township social and several youths attended Christian Endeavor events in Lawrence and Willow Springs with the Rainbow 4 H group presenting The Neighbors play at multiple locations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Jim Lockwood
Faughter
Woman’s Union
Carl Schwarz
Will Johanning
Katie Oswald
Ed Johanning
Moriiz
Carrie Johanning
Henry Seele
Ibert Schwarz
Marion
Rainbow 4-H Club
Willow Springs Township Hall
Overbrook
Anti New Dealer Wins Neighbors and Building Saved
Howard Jameson and Ed Eckman left for western Kansas last week to work in the harvest. Miss Juanita Stone Miss Moleta Laughlin Viola and Lucille Hird plan summer study at Kansas University. Mary Fern Roche to attend 4 H club roundup in Manhattan June 6 to 11. Mr and Mrs S A Case announce birth of daughter Mary Susan. Mr and Mrs Bill Millbern announce birth of daughter Connie Kay. Elmer Smith and two children from Pittsburg Kan visited relatives. Dale Crady and son with Noah Gimbler family. Hoggett family greet newborn son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jameson
Ed Eckman
Western Kansas
Juanita Stone
Moleta Laughlin
Viola
Lucille Hird
K.U
Truman Millbern
Paola
Mary Fern Roche
Manhattan
S. A. Case
Pittsburg
Kan
Mary Susan
Noah Gimbler
Mrs. Hoggett
Picnic Draws Large Crowd in Mackey Timber Area
A large turnout joined by Oak Ridge community club for a Sunday picnic in Frank Walters timber. A basket dinner at 1230, several contests, and a ball game marked the day with about 100 attendees. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted at various events and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wolf
Melborne Emory
Bonner Springs
Seiwald
James
Lawrence
Maurice Sutter
Lulu North
Constant North
Washington Creek Church
E. E. Whitman
J. C. Hemphill
Maurice Raber
Taxpayers League of
Douglas County
Southpark
Dan Casement
Kate Jewett
Rela
Glaser reunion attendees visit Haas home in Ottawa area
At Forest Park in Ottawa on Sunday the Glaser reunion was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haas of Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. George Unger Mrs. Rose Simmons and daughter Hazel Lee visiting L. W. Haas home Harry Flory and family learned that his nephew Claude Wells of California had been struck by a car last Saturday May 28 and was seriously injured Mr Wells died Friday afternoon June 3 formerly lived in Pleasant Grove and practiced veterinary work in Baldwin and nearby areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gardner
Peggy Clayton
M. E. Church
M.E
Nate Pettengill
Lawrence
Nunemaker
J. J. Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Frank Bereiter
Kansas City
W. H. Mohler
C. A. Stokes
Henry Lambert
Maurice Suiter
Glaser
Forest Park
Ottawa
Henry Haas
George Unger
Rose Simmons
Hazel Lee
L. W. Haas
Harry Flory
Claude Wells
California
Local Notes From Vinland And Nearby Communities
Mr and Mrs Fred Christ of Hamlin Kansas and their young son visited in the home of her parents then left for Kansas City. Mary Sturdy and Woodrow spent Memorial Day with Claude Davault and daughters in Kansas City. Florence Hammond weekend guest of Hazel Martin in Kansas City. Dorothy Crane spent several days in Leavenworth on business. T P Stevens returned from Cherokee Oklahoma after visiting Kermit Laughlin and family with high water delaying travel. Ole Hoskinson of Riverside California visited J D Hoskinson and Clara. Ralph Mangels and children of Reserve Kansas hosted at Clyde Neeley with Mangels a former Vinland Rural high teacher. A brooder house with 95 chicks burned at Roy Jameson’s. Prompt help from neighbors aided after the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sturdy
Woodrow
Claude Davault
Kansas City
Florence Hammond
Hazel Martin
Dorothy Crane
Leavenworth
T. P. Stevens
Cherokee
Okla
Kermit Laughlin
Oklahoma
Ole Hoskinson
Riverside
Calif
J. D. Hoskinson
Clara
Ralph Mangels
Reserve
Kan
Clyde Neeley
Mangels
Vinland Rural High School
Roy Jameson
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across And Down Clues
A crossword puzzle with across and down clues covering foods, people, places, and common terms. Several entries include musical and mythic references, celestial terms, and everyday objects. The grid features classic crossword themes with definitions for both simple and tricky answers.
Corliss visitors, picnics, and storm damage noted
Mr Owen from Kansas City visited the Dudley Simpson home while Mrs Owen convalesces. A Corliss group attended a Gardner Lake picnic with many towns represented. A cyclone caused damage near Border farm and the Turner and Tripkoe properties, with trees uprooted and buildings shifted.
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Excelsior
Hague
Fritz Kuhn
Andover
N. J
Camp Nordland
Jersey City
Frank Hague
Sen
Guy Gillette
Roosevelt
Iowa
Rep
Otha Wearin
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
James Roosevelt
Mackey
Com
Vinland and Vicinity
Fred Christ
Small Son
Hamlin
Judah
Pacific
Tellurium
Don Juan
Serpent
Red Cross
Ali
Corliss
Mr. Owen
Dudley Simpson
Little (Buddy) Blasche
W. H. Dent
Oma
J.clark
Clebourn
Tex
B. H. Sonntag
Harry Corliss
Olathe
John Turner
T. C. We-Mott
Charles Baker
Baker
William Corliss
Argentine
Border
Ralph Nelson
Robert Turner
William Tripkoes
Curve
Connie
Constance Bennett
Los Angeles
Jess E. Stephens
Willy Pogany
Miss Bennett
Massachusetts
Ford
Lea
Williams-Roberts Motor Co
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