Kansas Wheat Prospects From June Report
Topeka June 10 A P Kan wheat crop prospects for 1929 show 16 660 000 bushels indicating a condition near 78 percent of normal. Regions including Douglas Jefferson Leavenworth Johnson Franklin Osage Shaw and others report varied wheat and corn outlooks with 73 percent national corn outlook on June 1 and notable impacts from weather pests and moisture.
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Topeka
Kans
Douglas
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Johnson
Frankjin
Osage
Shaw
Enon
Kansas
France
Weather and Vatican Legal Edicts Reported
Kansas weather forecast predicts ideal conditions for ripening wheat and planting corn with temperatures near 90 in the west and 70 in the east as the Solomon river areas stabilize after flooding. In Vatican City, Pope Pius XII signs the new state laws granting the pope full legislative executive and judicial powers in 20 articles.
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Kansas
Flora
Beloit
Niles
Kan
Flara
Vatican State
Papacy
Bronze Plaques Arrive For Memorial Hospital Entrance
Two bronze plaques arrived for the Memorial Hospital site in the 300 block of Maine Street. The city will purchase and install them this week as construction nears completion. One plaque honors Jessie E Farley, George J Barker, Albert Henley and groups including the Social Service League and D A R chapters, while the other credits Mrs J B Watkins for civic pride and generosity.
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New Memorial Hospital
Maine Streets
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jessie E.farley
George J. Barker
Albert Henley
Social Service League
American
Red Grass
Petty
Washington
Women’s Federation of Ghibs
J. B. Wat
Back Seat Driving Leads to Fine in North Lawrence
J. T. Haley of 1017 New York Street faced police court after earning a $5 fine for back seat driving in North Lawrence Saturday evening. Haley admitted driving with his feet and said the front seat slips back making a rear seat position possible. He was charged with reckless and careless driving.
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North Lawrence
J. T. Haley
New York Street
Haley
C. H. Daugherty
Local Families Face Busy Week in Lawrence Area
Mrs M A Anderson hosts Lawrence weekend exercises for county graduates at Memorial High School with eighth graders Billie Joieson Max Bahnmaier and Eunice Brass among those listed. Community members visit relatives, attend Douglas County Livestock and Fair association meetings, and note weather delays affecting corn planting amid recent heavy rains.
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M.A. Anderson
Lawrence
Memorial High
Billie Joie
Max Bahnmilier
Charlie Bardstan
George Miller
G. J. Bahnmaier
Elmer Bahnmaier
Douglas County Livestock and Fair Association
Mass Buck
JR Trimble
Lavey
Bille
Junior
Topeka
Sans Sutton
Mary
Miller
Katie Kuester
Richland
Cora -Kuester
B.F. Moore
Divates
Charles Wells
Charli
Albert
Paslay Mere
Lawrine
David
Glen n and Vic inity community notes
Bobby Moory, son of Mr and Mrs F H Moore, visiting Mrs Nettie Glenn in Topeka. Mrs Jane Duncan attended her sister's funeral in Topeka. Annie Waldiman, 81, passed away. Humbert of Topeka visiting with Mr and Mrs McWatts. Welcher family shopped in Lecompton. Wilma Glenn enrolled at Strickler’s Business College. J Saylor ill at home of daughter Mrs W B Stauffer. Mrs Morris and son Marion visiting Lecompton and Lawrence. now in Detroit after a trip via Chicago. L A H club meeting postponed due to rain. Mrs Shuler and family hosted Wayne Stover for Larkin Club. lots of local visiting and shopping noted. Mary Edna Lancaster visited sister Ben Murphy. Clarence Welcher and Reuben Welcher shopped in Lecompton. Mrs Gertrude Head from Lecompton attended the Larkin Club meeting. Start Glenn and mother Thomas Glenn shopped in Topeka. John Abel of Lecompton visited Glennn community. Frank St Clair spent weekend with Mrs McCall. Rosemary Glenn ill with measles. Larkin Club meeting hosted by Plateman family with program and luncheon. Guests and members listed.
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Bobby Moory
F. H. Moore
Topeka
Nettie Glenn
Jane Duncan
Annie
Gladys
Viola
Welcher
Reuben Welcher
Kansas City
Kansa
Lecompton
W. Glenn
Wilma
Strickler’s Business College
J. Saylor
Staufikt
Jyne Morris
Marion
Detroit
L.A. H. Club
H. F
Geneva
W. B. Glean
H. F. Fulton
Mary Edna Lancaster
Ben Murphy
Clarence Welcher
Cecil
Reuben
Gertrude Head
J.P. Shirley
Shirley
Glenn
Thomas Gleen
John “Abel
Glennn
Frank St.Clair
Soldier
Sallie Green
Sallie Glenn
Mary
Dark
Wilma Glenn
Frances Drake
Olivia “Fulton
Emma Glenn
Myrtle
Hoge
Hazel
Gries
Horr
Memorial Day Visit To Lone Star Cemetery
Mrs Mary Dark and Mrs Emma Hogg will serve as hostesses for the next meeting. Wayne and Harold Merton travel to Lecompton on Saturday for a meeting. The Watts family, including Lizzie Watts and her son Peyton, drove to Lone Star on Memorial Day afternoon to visit the cemetery.
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Gladysoe
Sag
Gieni
Doris Jean Hogg
Betty Joyce Hennessy
Donna Marguerite Hogg
Fern
Helen
Virginia
Jo Wynder
Ralph Flateman
Lecomp
Lone Star
Kanwaka 4-H group heads to Manhattan round up
Monday morning June 8 a truck convoy of 4-H boys and girls from Kanwaka left for Manhattan for the annual state 4-H club round up. The Kanwaka delegation included Josephine Seetin Dorothy Armstrong Irlene Elliott Opal Christy Virginia Margaret Colman Milton Elliott and others. They plan to return Saturday.
Kansas community gathering and farm life recollections
A local meeting featured early Kansas days roll call songs and a farm life poem by A N Topping of Lafay ette Ind. Mrs. Mal Pherson led. Readings on Lecompton and Kansas history followed. Numerous social visits and strawberry picking described among residents and guests through the week.
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Kansas
Mal Pherson
A. N. Topping
laFay Vette
Ind
World
Lecompton
Guy Bigsby
George Cerver
de Carter
Newt Hamlin
George Richards
Jolly Stitchers Club Meets in May Moonlight
Lone Star The Jolly Stitchers Club gathered Wednesday May 29 at the Carlisle Potter home with a long list of attendees including Mrs Gottlieb Neider Mrs Charles Banning and Betty Jane and many neighbors. News notes recount visits strawberry picking Lawrence shopping and family calls among the May social circuit.
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the Jolly
Stitchers Club
Ayith
Carlisle Potter
Gottlieb Neider
Charles Banning
Betty Jane
Marvin Bond
Della
Venita
Norman
Robert ‘Flory
Homer ‘Flory
Theda
John Martin
Robert Wilson
Mart Flory
Lune 12
Charles’ Banning
William Johnson
Lawrence
Donald Anderson
Elmer Hunter
Pearl Johnson
Mobel
Will Kingery
Mabel
Myrtie
Lonzie
Murry Bond
Paul Curtis
Aby Curtis
Fred Flory
Virgil
Lois
Charlie Brohammer
Treya Hiselm
Low Childs
Lillie Ulrich
Laura Fox
Austini Flory
Bond
Eddie Johnson
Michel
Eleanor
Morris Ewinessere Lawrence
Elsie , Dietz
Pauline Mersch
Violet
Pfifer
Bill
Sheilds
Harold York
Kansas City
Rudolph Dietz
John Galvin Flory
Laura
Fox
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Margaret Curtis
Clifford Christenson
Doe Flory
George Tuttle
Lon; Childs
Marvin Bord
Donald
Austin Flory
Linas
Qoal Mae
August Dietz
Russel Hinkley
Everett Bond
Mérzaret
Roy Curtis
Otis Lindell
Lou Childs
Roy. Curtis
Margaret
Peer Johnson
Morning at Robert Johnson Lawrence Home Supper
Morning gathering at Robert Johnson Lawrence home as residents share supper on Thursday. Individuals included Mr and Mrs Austin, Mrs Eldon Uirich, Frank and Esther.
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Robert. Johnson
Lawrence
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Martha James
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Hamlin
Newt
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Lecompton High School
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New Mexico
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F. D. Fenton
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Swallow Home
M. ©. Elliott
Dorothy Elliott
Winter Community Club
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J. S. Emmett. i
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Feader
Don Westhoffer
Eudora
Martha Ulrich
A. EB. Ulrich
Howard Petefish
Ulrich
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Ray
Josephine
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J. H. Corel
Lefyrence
Seetin
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Alta
Okla
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A. E. Mesenheimer
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Mabel Shaw
R. L. Colman
Beatty Callins
Rollik Stanwix
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Pleasant Grove
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Ames
Iowa
Ray Seetin
Iband
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Will Gurtis
Nickley Thome
Porter
Kenneth Avere Lawrence
Russel Hinkle
Philip ‘Wise
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Vera Flory
Betty Lou McKinney
Vena Flory
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J Harry
Kenneth Puckett
Ellis Bond
Frank Snyder
Lon
Childs
Wesley and
Russel Robbins
Greenleaf
Everett Hingery
Virginia Mae
Charlie Sanders
Carl Tuttle
Austin
Flory
Nella
Aileen Anderson
Oval Mae
Robert Johnson
George Markley
Treva Hilem
Jimmie Childs
Fred Fiorry
Roy
George Ley
Alice
Frank
Raymond
Kellogg
Battle Creek
American Service CO
the Ice & Storage CO
Alexander
Alexander Smith
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