Redskin Nine Beats Odd Fellows 3-1 in Junior League Opener
In the opening junior league game at Haskell, Tom Stidham's Redskin nine defeated the Odd Fellows 3 to 1. A lone first inning run, solid pitching by Blackhawk, and key plays by Indian catcher Kenader and Tucker capped a pitcher’s duel after a brief scoring flurry. The Odd Fellows threatened in the first and again in the fifth, but could not break through as Stidham’s team secured the victory.
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Tom Stidham
Redskin
Odd’ Fellows
Haskell
Odd Fellows
Redskins
Blackhawk
Lodge Nine
Stidham
Birdie
Mayer
Kenader
Tucker
Darling
Dave Wright
Metzler
Baseball Scores And Tennis Upset Report
Yesterday's baseball results show American League games with New York over Detroit and St Louis beating Boston, plus National League clashes and a notable tennis upset as Vincent Richards is eliminated by Henri Cochet in the international hardcourt championship semi finals. Also reports include McKechnie suspended as Pittsburgh manager for language toward an umpire and Celia McQuillan named Columbus manager in the American Association.
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New York
Detroit
Louis
Boston
Chines
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Richard
Vincent al
Henri Cochet
Francy
McKechnie
Bill McKechnie
John A., Heydler
National League
Bill Klém
Sunday Supper Visits in Buck Creek Area
Mr and Mrs Herman Brokmann and two daughters of Lawrence and Mr Emmett Rose of Fairview attended Sunday supper at the Joe Wagner home. Ellenferne Wagner returned with her sister to spend time with her family. Mayhew, Vansbinder and family hosted. Marion Tevies returned to Lawrence. Neil Vansbinder and daughter Lucile visited at the Wagner home. Grace Beard spent the weekend with her parents. Ralph Vansbinder of Topeka visited his brother Leonard Vansbinder. Ad for Valspar Barber's Drug Store.
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Herman — Brokmann
Lawrence S
Emmett Rose
Fairview
Joe Wagner Hoube
Ellenferne Wagner
Herman Brokmann
Author
Lund
Vansbinder
Marion Tevies
Lawrence
Neil Vansbinder
Lucile
Joe’ Wagner
Grace Beard
Ralph Vanshinder
Topeka
Leonard Vanshinder
Fight Chinch Bugs Warn Farmers in County
County farm agent H. C. Colglazier urges local growers to begin trench warfare against chinch bugs as soon as they crawl from wheat stubble. Farmers should dig shallow furrows, place oil and calcium cyanide in post holes, and apply daily gas to trap bugs. Leaflets and demonstrations will be offered when bugs appear. Local merchant will supply trial materials.
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H. C. Colglazier
Farm Bureau
Soldiers Have Magazine Topeka June 10
The Kansas Guardsman, official Kansas National Guard publication, appeared today in Topeka expanding the publishing field. Transplanted from Hiawatha where Maj Henry J Weltmer of the 180th Field Artillery founded it a year ago, Capt F D Mathias J and First Lieut C A Nudson of the adjutant general's office are the new publishers. The Guardsman is bimonthly. Miss Nannie Jordan arrived from Park City Utah to spend a month with her mother at 646 Michigan Street, reportedly shrouded in gray ashes weighing about two pounds.
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Topeka
Kansas Guardsman
Kensas National Guard
Hiawatha
Henry J. Weltmer
180Th Field Artillery
F. D. Mathias J
C. A. Nudson
Adjutant General's Office
Guardsman
Nannie Jordan
Park City
Utah
Mary
Washington
Michigan Street
Skofstad sale keeps clerks busy at reorganization
The Skofstad clothing firm conducts a ten day sale to wind down after the death of Frank Skofstad. M. J. Skofstad Sr. has run the business on Massachusetts Street since 1889, moving from the Ober building to present site, with 1968 as the current store opening. Ernest Skofstad says reduced overhead and narrow profit margins fueled early success, with exclusive lines in lawnwear and one-button underwear. About half the business serves farmers. stock includes boys wear and a wide range of sizes up to 54 for men.
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Skofstad
Journal- World
Frank Skofstad
M. J. Skofstad
Mmr
Masgachusetts Street
Ober
HoSford Investment Company
Ernest Skofstad
Lawrence
Air travel boom doubles London to continent traffic
London reports air travel to continental points averaging about 2000 weekly passengers, doubling last year’s volume due to the general strike cutting land transport. New routes open, fleets expanded, and French Dutch German aviators fly to Croydon while a London Marseilles link cuts travel time to nine hours as plans to connect to Rome Brindisi Athens progress.
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London
United Press
Air
Croydon
London Air
Marseilles
Eveland
Rome
Brindisi
Athens
Atri
Pas Portland
Gre
Flory Family News and Local Visits Reported
Harold Flory spends week at home after hospital discharge. Relatives and neighbors visit at various Flory and Churchbaugh homes in Lawrence and Anderson areas. Wedding attendance noted. Virgie Landis helps plow with brother Ward. multiple calls and Sunday visits recorded among Flora, Hibner, and Banks families.
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Harold Flory
Harvey
Roy
Shuler
Mala Helle
Marjorie May
Harvey Flory
Avery Hibner
Chester
Weibel
Ira Flory
Nettie
Oscar
Amos
Arthur Flory
Della William
Clarence
Alvie
Mabel
Wesley
Goodell
Grove
Dan Flory
Anderson County
Amos Flory
Virgie Landis
Ward
Landis
Dinner guests help Hallie Peterson hay harvest
Mrs Mary Hageman Alfred Lawrence and Mr and Mrs G Peterson with Fannie Rose Noah Warner and Leon visited Hallie Peterson at his Hallie home to assist with haying as harvest begins next week.
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Hallie Peterson
Mary Hageman
Alfredee Lawrence
G. Peterson
Fannie
Rose
Noah
Warner
Leon
Hallie
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al Rover
Thinnes
Saitama
Cochet
Richards
McQuillan Columbus
Wis
Celia McQuillan
Columbus Club
American Association
Hank Gow
Buck Creek
Valspar
Barber's Drug Store
Adv
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Rotary
Elks
Tofu Kiwan
Eagles and Holcom
Legion
Scottish Rites
Holcom
Kiwanis
Aie
Colglazier
Senate
Pennsylvania
Faul R. Mallon
William S. Ware
George Wharton Pepperadry
Mellon
Gifford Pinchot
Reed
Tennaxlvania
John 5
Fisher
Bruce
Marvland
Ware
Pinchot
Penper
Aery
Robinson
Arkansas
Pepper
Gooding
Ida~ Lho
Soldiers Have Magazine
Kansas National Guard
Skofstad Sale
Continent
High Prairie
Lenora Williams
Gladys Puckett
Baldwin
Wellsville
Owen Flora
Glagixs
Elmer
Olive
Virgie
Mars
Han Wray
Ernest
J Cherehbaugh
Sw Park
Kansas City
Ed Hobbs
Janeily
Anchie Ikenberry
Franklin County
C.N. Peterson
Arlie Flory
Simmons Hospital
Flory
Harold
Charlie Gleason, Jr
Charles
Newton
Michigan
Gleason
Anna. van Hoesin
High Prairie Church
Emma van Hoesin
Elmer Flory
Henry
Artie
Beeghler
Lloyd
Everett
Johnnie
George Markley
Columbia
Robert Markley
Asa Post
Iain BP
An Gteen
Tonganoxie Pool
Tonganoxie, Kansas
General Motors
Shimmons Bros
van York
Arks
Phillips-Jones
N.Y
USEN
Wilde
Ernst Lubitsch
Lady Windermere
Palm Beach
Calleen Moore
Lla Cinders
John Irvon June, A
Lowe E ‘Gayne Merenee Heirie
Conklin
Don Avarado
Mary Louisé Miller
Nena Sor
Barnes and Gray
Warner Bros
Patsy Ruth Miller
Patsy R
Lorraine
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