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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1942

Page

8

Purse Found Offers Reward After Loss

Small purse found containing game money and an offer to identify and pay for ad. Owner should call 1711W to recover the item.

Public sale of highway property near Linwood Kansas 1942

The Kansas State Highway Commission will sell by public auction on Tuesday June 23 1942 at 10 o clock a.m. personal property from the Viola L and Earl E Anderson estate two miles northeast of Linwood in Section 7 Township 125 Range 22 East. Items include a frame dwelling chicken houses a privy a garage hog house and other structures. The sale reserves the right to reject bids and remove all items by August 1 1942. All measurements are approximate and property will sell where located. D J Fair Director Kansas State Highway Commission.

Linwood Kan State Highway Commission Viola L Earl E. Anderson Kansas State Highway Commission D. J. Fair

Market News: Prices Edge Lower on Profits and Hedging

June 19 report shows stocks easy with light selling, grains down on wheat and corn, hogs steady to higher, cattle steady, Kansas City livestock mixed with thinning shippers. Futures list modest declines on wheat and corn as traders hedge against new crop movement.

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Grain futures slip amid Libya news and mixed demand

Wheat slips about 1 percent as adverse Libya news weighs on markets while corn soybeans and oats show varied moves. Futures purchases total 5.48 million bushels with open interest in wheat 33.94 million, corn 41.28 million, soybeans 4.10 million. Potatoes arrivals and shipments steady with regional quality notes and U S No 1 prices listed for several varieties.

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Wall Street steadies as Erie issues 50 cent dividend

The stock market edged higher on some leaders while inflation and war news unsettled buyers. Trading closed near 275,000 shares as Erie made a 50 cent dividend payment on junior shares for the first time in 76 years, lifting common, preferred, and certificates amid a cautious session.

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Lone Star social notices and visitors fill local week

Mrs Lanty Brubaker and children of Lawrence visit Lone Star families. Girl Scouts from Lawrence stay at Lone Star lake for nearly a month. Irene Flory returns from Washington for two weeks with her parents. Rev Merlin Frantz to preach first Lone Star sermon June 21. Several local families host dinners and picnics with Jay canaries, Florys, Gorbutts, and Canarys hosting groups.

Lanty Brubaker Lawrence Ray Harrell Clinton Ralph Weybright Frank Perry Carl Nieder Lone Star Helen Dreher Otis Lindell Lone Star Lake Fay Miller Topeka John Smith Irene Flory Washington, D.C Fred Flory Earl Janeway John Canary Harold Skeet Gary Baker Murphy Elmer Canary Wichita Glen Colburn Clifford Thiry C.P.A. Lake Joe Flory Maxine Flory Donald Flory H. W. Emick J. W. Gorbutt Joe Gorbutt Garbutt Merlin Frantz Lone Star Church W. H. Ulrich Harry Brentzer Abilene Lawrence Solberg Great Lakes Naval Training Station M. D. Flory Halbert Whitaker Cleveland,c Vem Flory Lincoln Neb Arlina Flory McPherson College

Canning tips and flags at village meeting

Mrs Emory Crawford led a talk on canning without sugar with many pictures while Mrs John Watts shared articles on the American flag. Charlene Elm supervised games. next meeting set with Mrs Harry Fisher in July. Sandwiches pickles fruit salad and cookies served. A large crowd attended the Chil dren's day program at Worden Evangelical church.

Emory Crawford John Watts Charlene Elm Harry Fisher Worden Evangelical Church Grace Bond George Finch Finch Irvin Haas Dorothy Dean Richard Lucy Krouse Alex Berger Edgar Finley Overbrook Roy Baldwin Charley Krouse Clarence Flannagan Cecil Krouse Helen Willard Floyd Finch Georgie Sharon Lee Charles Herschell Jimmy Mary Katherine Orlyn Vaughn Dwain Cap Bond Claud Harvey and Ross Elmer Wintermantle Harold Elm Orville Pohl Deckinger Home Builders Dutch Platz

Union Evangelical League Holds Social and Meeting Night

The Union Evangelical church league held a business meeting and social at the Orville Elm home Friday evening. Several neighbors visited relatives in surrounding towns and many attendees called on the Ezra Churchbaugh and Elm households. The Stoe bener Johannning wedding was attended last Wednesday evening.

League of the Worden Evangelical Church Orville Elm Otto Altenbernd Bernice Elvin Eudora Max, Neb August Hock Rosetta Schwalm Lois Andrew Elm Marion Mad Bob Madi Baldwin Helen Johanning Ruth Flory Mattie Banks Lawrence Arthur Reser Ezra Churchbaugh Henry Johanning Cynthia Elizabeth Antonette

Range Line Social Hour Sees Cherry Picking and Visits

Mr and Mrs Wayne Warner traveled to Topeka to see sister in law Mrs Glen Daugherty who had been in a hospital there for weeks. Mr and Mrs Davey Bryan and sons from Kansas City visited Emory Crawford home. Arnold Stoebener and Naomi Watts went to Eudora to pick cherries. The Range Line Social Hour club gathered at George Finch's home with Mrs Walter Harbour in charge.

Wayne Warner Topeka Glen Daugherty Davey Bryan

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