Myer Sees Danger to South America
Dr. Walter E. Myer educator from Washington spoke to about 400 educators at the Kansas University conference warning of peril in South America. He urged defending North America first and warned Germany would seek to trade by demanding South American staples for German machinery. He urged building armaments, democracy, and citizenship education, and suggested alliance with Great Britain only if it aids victory over Germany. Registration continued into the second day with further lectures planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Walter E. Myer
Washington, D. C
K. U
Myer
Americas
United States
North America
Panama
Germany
Japan
Flore
Great Britain
Hitler
W. T. ‘Markham
State Board of Vocational Education
C. O. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Association
Galen Saylor
Teacher’s College of
Columbia University
Navy approves sale of 20 sub chasers to Britain
Washington reports the Navy cleared the way for Electric Boat of Groton to sell 20 high speed submarine chasers and torpedo boats to Britain. President Roosevelt endorsed the move citing benefits to the U.S. including plant expansion and later production of an improved design. The ships were part of a 24 craft group bought for about 5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Electric Boat Company
Groton
United States
Fritzel Dairy Ad Guides Freezing Fruits and Veggies
Fritzel Dairy Products advertises to housewives methods for freezing and storing fruits and vegetables at the Fritzel plant lockers. The notice notes freezing preserves vitamin C that is lost in cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzel Dairy Products Company
Journal-World
Fritzel
Kansas postmasters confirmed by Senate list
The Senate confirmed Kansas postmaster nominations including William Merrifield Agra John R Neifert Glen Elder Mary Marceline Schafer Jewell Helena W Ander son Peru Chester C Chambers Tescott Clarence H Kessler Altamont Frederick J Donovan Atchison Anna L Miller Rushton John T Dowd St Paul Hugh E Meade Paleo the announcement notes and ends with a reminder to order the Journal World vacation ad by phone 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Washington
Senate
William Merrifield
Agra
John R. Neifert
Glen Elder
Mary Marceline Schafer
Jewell
Helena W. Anderson
Peru
Chester C. Chambers
Tescott
Clarence H. Kessler
Altamont
Frederick J. Donovan
Atchison
Anna L. Miller
Rushton
John T. Dowd
St.Paul
Hugh E. Meade
Paleo
Eight Jefferson county youths win 4-H club gifts
The text lists eight Jefferson County boys Fred Koons James Turner Ivan Clare Lav erne Farr Ralph May Elmer Michael Kenneth McGarrity and Carl Ford as 4-H club gift recipients. Ada Graham helps with work at the Charles Steinmetz home. L J Lamar has undergone abdominal surgery in Topeka and is in serious condition. Marian O Trimble arrives from Nortonville for vacation with relatives at the P H O Trimble home. The Buster Blues lose to Edmonds 14 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Fred Koons
Valley Falls
James Turner
Oskaloosa
Ivan Clare
Ozawkie
Laverne Farr
Ralph May
Elmer Michael
Kenneth McGarrity
Meriden
Carl Ford
L. J. Lamar
McFarland
Kan
Topeka
Lamar
Marian O'Trimble
Nortonville
P. H. O’trimble
Buster , Blues
Edmonds
Crowder Riverside Farm Bureau Meeting Notes and Visits
The Crowder Riverside Farm Bureau met with Mrs Ambrose Bigsby on June 13 with 15 members present. Attendees included Mrs Green Mrs Ransdell Mrs Hodson and others. guests came from Lawrence Lecompton and Skiatook. The group discussed termite damages weather effects and local visits while planning the next meeting for June 27 at Mrs Mary Farley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Farm Bureau
Ambrose Bigsby
No. 6
Husted
Owen Mitchell
Pleasant Valley Unit
Robert Green
Arnold Ransdall
Shipman Carter
Murry
Myers
Green
Ransdell
Mary Farley
Fay Carr
Lecompton
Patty Stanwix
Lawrence
Harley Armstrong
N. J. Barland
Harrison Rose
Joe Svoboda
Don Daniels
Skiatook
Okla
Clarence Hodson
Ida Hodson
Lionel Rogers
Rosalie
Betty
W. I. Collns
Paul Anderson
Stull
Jack Collins
Billy Hodson
Terry Barland
Brune Brothers
Lake View
Harold Wampler
Columbus
Earl Wampler
Harry George
California
Grant Johnson
Viola Welcher
Victorene Barland
Betty Hodson
Billy
Phil
Rolla Stanwix
Phil Hodson
W. J Collings
Fay
Patty
Allie Collins
Kanwaka
Shower for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson at Midland home
A miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson was hosted at their Midland home on Friday. Numerous guests attended including Edith Anderson Ruth Hodson Katherine Walters Maude Butler Eliza Collins Jennie Taul Mamie Schafer Rita Marie Anderson Gertie Hall Etta Wulfkuhle William Murphy Margaret Bidinger Agnes Collins Martha Deskins Will Bucheim Edith Bucheim D A Bidinger Elmer Bahnmaier Scott Casey Tom Ice Margaret McGann L D Hodson Mary Cummings Lionel Rogers Rosalie Ella Casey James Murphy Noralieve Casey George Anderson Tom Anderson Will Anderson John Lohman Tresa Anderson Mary Anderson Betty Hodson Nellie Anderson. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake as the couple received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Speicher
Midland
Paul Anderson
Edith Anderson
Ruth Hodson
Katherine Walters
Maude Butler
Eliza Collins
Jennie Taul
Mamie Schafer
Rita Marie Anderson
Gertie Hall
Etta Wulfkuhle
William Murphy
Margaret Bidinger
Agnes Collins
Martha Deskins
Will
Mary Anderson
Betty, Hodson
Nellie Anderson
Glaser reunion and community notices from Ottawa area
Last week many families including Elm Flora Watts and Clark Clover attended the Glaser reunion at Forest Park Ottawa. Floyd Finch's birthday celebrated with neighbors from Osage City Topeka Overbrook and Ottawa. Rainbow 4 H postponed meeting to June 11 with Vern Bell Glaser returning from Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Elm
Charlene
Lou Flora
John Watts
Glaser
Forest Park
Ottawa
Floyd Finch
Clark Clover
Hazel
Jackie
Hattie Clover
Osage City
Charles Herschell
Raymond Haas
Willie James
Topeka
Irving Haas
Dorothy Dean
Richard
Cecil Krouse
Willard
Lucy Krouse
Overbrook
Orlyn Vaughn
George Finch
Georgene
Maxine Jay Crable
Georgie
Lois Jean Seward
Glen Gilland
Harve Clark
Charlene Elm
A. C
Elmer Wintermantile
Marlyn
Dee
Charles Elmer
Baldwin
Rainbow 4-H Club
Vern Bell Glaser
Manhattan
Maxine
Eldon
Orville Cearfoss
Willam Clark
Elmer Daugherty
LeLoup
Wayne Warner
Betty Schwartz
Menagles
Worden
Christian Aid
Centropolis
Ivan Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Lawrence
Ethel Banks
Bakers Funeral Home
Paul Fredrick Smith
William Clark
Stanley Finch
Chicago
George
Marceline Gibson
Walter Harbour
Otto Hack
Lea Brown
KU Pharmacy Graduates to Take Examinations in Lawrence
State board of pharmacy led by Gene Cook arrives in Lawrence for University of Kansas exams. Eleven KU graduates plus others from various schools will sit tests tomorrow and Friday. Many have multiple job offers amid statewide pharmacist shortage. all graduates must be from recognized schools for registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
Gene Cook
Iola
Lawrence
K. U. School of Pharmacy
K. U
Kansas
Betty Lou Adair
Dorothy Jane Adair
Topeka
Betty Jane Blackburn
Madison
Donald L. Cluster
St. Joseph
Donald. B. Fortney
Tecumseh
Pershing Frederick
Wilson
Charles J. Kleine
Virginia N. Kaspar
Gurney Norris
Garden City
Jack B. Robertson
Oxford
Bernard H. Walburn
Salina
Kathleen Durbin
K.U
Research Hospital
Kansas City
School of Pharmacy
K. U. Pharmacy
Guards Can Go To School Reserve Officers Also Will Be Taken at Fort Leavenworth
The War Department announced that the 1940 41 Fort Leavenworth four and a half month course for national guard and reserve officers would proceed despite suspension of regular army officer courses at the Command and General Staff School. Two groups of 400 regular officers were slated to begin in September, while regular officer courses were halted to retain 892 officers on staff and training duties. No decision was released about the cavalry school at Fort Riley or other service schools.
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Washington
War Department
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
National Guard
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Waddring
KU School Is Only Recognized State Institution
The K. U. school stands as the sole recognized educational institution in the state, marking its unique status among state schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
First cutting of alfalfa near Williams town yields well
In Williamstown the first alfalfa cutting finishes with strong yields. C B Comstock and son George dined with Mr and Mrs Charles John. Mrs Mesh is noted as a Green. Vivian and Maxine Koerner visited grandparents and aunt the Longacres in Oskaloosa. About forty five women attended a canning demo at the Ritz theatre. May 22 L D Allen visits with daughter Mrs Matt Stallard. health poor for some time. Underwood cemetery near Williams town admired for beauty and cared for with blooming poppies at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Comstock
George
Charles John
Virgilson
Mesh
Vivian
Maxine Koerner
Longacres
Oskaloosa
Ritz Theatre
L. D. Allen
Matt Stallard
Allen
A. B. Campbell
Richmond
Ralph Oger
Bernice Campbell
Seattle
Wash
Underwood
Williamstown
Revival meeting ends as community notes pass in Topeka
Local revival at the Baptist church concludes after two weeks. Obituary reports the death of Ben Warington in Topeka hospital following surgery. Various residents visit relatives in Topeka and Kansas City while Perry baseball loses 10 to 6 to Lawrence. Pea harvest begins with workers at pea hullers amid a large crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
B&ydah Lewis and Sons
Topeka
Joyce Ann Oliver
Perry
Emmett Foster
Richard Amerine
Kansas City
Walter Thompson
Pittsburg
Kan
Thompson
Maggie Kathan
Carl Evans
Virgil Green
Eugene O'Trimble
Marian O’trimble
Frank Bracken
Lawrence
Osage City
Joan Allen
Wichita
Lewis Williams
Junior
William
Inez Stallard
Sunday social network across Ottawa area clubs and families
A crowded weekend scene ties together visits among Watts Dougherty and Warner families in Ottawa. Children’s Day program draws a large turnout while Ruth Hornberger begins music lessons with Miss Florence Remington. The Rainbow 4-H club met at Charley Gilland’s, planning a July 12 Willow Spring township hall play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eGorze Finch
John Watts
Topeka
Bobby Dougherty
Otta
Wayne Warner
Elmer ‘Wintermantl
Marilyn Dee
Charles Elmer
John Breithaupt
William Clark and Smith
Ottawa
Ruth Darlene'Hornberger
Florence Remington
Orlyn Vaughn
Floyd Finch
Georgie
Stanley Finch
Chicago
George Finch
Charley Gilland
Willow Spring Township
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A.T.O
Tennessee Street
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Acacia
Sigma Chi
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Kappa Alpha Theta
Princeton
Ufton Court
West Fourth Street
Ada Graham
Charles Steinmetzome
Pharmacy Board
The
W. H. Allen
Cleve Allen
Wilma
Robert Dean
Ray French
Virginia Lee
Do@rothy Joan
Oliver Julian
Carl Ferkildson
Harold Skeet
Gary
A. A. Allen
Lyle Green
Jimmie
Denzil
Vergil Green
Samuel Allen, Jr
Fort Knox
Lester Worthington
Kenneth Barnes
Pea Huller
Walter Wilbur
George Brown
West Coast
Westerner
Santa Fe Trailways
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Union Bus Depot
Mass
Trail Nation
Santa FE Traalways
Best
Lith
McGee
Coopers
U.S
Licexrr & Miazs Tosacco Co
Aterfield
Tobaccoland
U.S.A
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