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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1938

Page

9

Swiss warn Hitler as Swiss defend independence

Geneva reports Swiss leader Giuseppe Motta and national mood vow to resist Nazi demands. Swiss citizens, among German speakers, support a government that has dissolved Nazi propaganda and prepared armed defense. Der Bund calls Berlin to wake up as Swiss vow to guard Alpine homeland.

Geneva Associated Press Switzerland Adolf Hitler Germany Giuseppe Motta Rhineland Austria Berlin Czechoslovakia der Bund Alps

Senior Scout Camp Planned at Kaw Council Camp

A selected group of Kaw area senior scouts will join Camp Theodore Naish for a week of permanent project construction and adventure trips from July 17 to 24. Up to 20 youths, 15 or older and first class, will be chosen on merit with preference to eagles. Activities include Fort Leavenworth and Lake Tonganoxie trips, river canoeing, archery, marksmanship, baseball, and horseshoes alongside morning work on ovens, lean tos, bridges, and towers.

Kaw Theodore Naish Paul N. Campbell Fort Leavenworth Lake Tonganoxie Lake Quivera Kaw River James Newsome Thomas Anthony Arthur W. Schlumbohm

Free government summer reading list shown to voters

Washington readers are urged to request the government issued summer reading catalog. The list spans topics from dairy judging to animal traps and other subjects chosen by voters to study before elections. Readers are advised to tell their representatives what they want and rely on official departments for delivery.

Washington Government Printing Office Agriculture and Post Office Sam

Local Social Notes Highlight Week of Visits and Gatherings

A flurry of visits and social events in the area this week includes Mr. and Mrs. L L Hadley traveling to Lawrence for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Howard, a birthday party at the Dewey McClays in Ottawa for Freone Sutor, and gatherings involving the Sutor family, the Felt, Athey, Lobingier, Paskrich, and several others. Numerous dinners and overnight stays link Centropolis, Wellsville, Tulsa, Kansas City, and Hutchinson communities as residents share hospitality and travel.

L. L. Hadley Lawrence Glenn Howard W. R. Sutor Revere Frances Margaret Keith Dewey McClay Ottawa Freone Western Kansas W. A. Felt Harve Athey Pearl Jones Baldwin Walter Scott Wellsville Mike Paskrich Chicago Frank Lobingier Steven Speicher Centropolis Herman Butell Irvin Oehrle Carolyn Gloria Minnie Adamson Louis Howell Frank Athey Bertha Hemming W. R. Suter Dorothy Lyle Hemming Lynn Taylor Albert Paul Mary Lou Vivian Brunefield Kansas City W. R Hutchins C. M. Lange Della Marshall Charles Baker Billy Tulsa Okla L. C. Baker Mary Meyer Hutchinson Lange Miss Marshall

Biographical Snippets and Political Tactics in Old Debates

The text sketches a mix of titles such as They’ll Pull You Through and Habits and Economic Status of the Pocket Gophers. It notes lawmakers sending agriculture publications to blanket districts while others distribute lists for voter choice. A Detroit representative flood of voters with item 94 L is mentioned along with Hints on Mountain Lion Trapping.

Agriculture Department Detroit

Eye Bank Proposed in Philadelphia Medical Circles

In Philadelphia on June 21 a plan for an eye bank to store donated eyes for sight restoring operations was discussed. Dr Louis Lehrfeld proposed the idea after corneas were transplanted to two Philadelphia women from recently deceased donors. He said eye tissue might be preservable for at least 24 hours.

Philadelphia Louis Lehrfeld Eye Division The County Medical Society Lehrfeld

Sheriff postpones drunkometer test in Grants Pass

Grants Pass Ore June 21 A scientific test of Sheriff A Don ley Barnes new drunkometer has been postponed indefinitely. The sheriff declined to furnish liquor for volunteers and said duty would compel him to arrest any volunteer shown by the machine to have imbibed too much.

Grants Pass Ore A. Donley Barnes

Hadleys Visit Beloit Parents in Ives Chapel

Mr and Mrs Leo Hadley of Beloit were guests of his parents in Ives Chapel. The brief appearance reflects family ties and local social activity.

Leo Hadley Beloit

Picnic crowds and family gatherings noted in community notices

A long list of local residents attended picnics and dinners across Baldwin and nearby towns including Spring Creek school house, Michigan Valley, and Paola. Attendees encompassed families such as the Paskrich, Davison, Butell, Livergood, and Adams families, with guests from Lawrence and Chicago. The article also mentions church convention attendance and a Children’s Day program at No. 10.

Ward Frank Lobingier Albert Paul Mary Lou L. L. Hadley Ernest Butell Wincel Dean Ernest, Jr Joe Griffith Lymn Taylor Spring Creek Mike Paskrich Chicago Bonnie Custer Lawrence Margaret Sutor Chester Eichman and Church of the Brethren Ben Davison John Davison Perry Dunn Cora Davison Cleda Davison Davison Michigan Valley Homer Livergood Vernon Davison C. D. Bowser Roy Clary Guido Schott Hugo Schott Worden George Butell Richard Butell Herman Butell Mary Meyer Marlin Cook Gayle Carol Joanne Anita C. B. Merry Emma Emery Merry Miss Emery Cook No. 10

Knowledge Hill Club Meeting Sees Small Turnout

Knowledge Hill community club met Wednesday afternoon with few members present for a social visit. Miss Idella Cox won a contest. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. W M Rice on Wednesday afternoon June 22. Several locals and relatives from Lawrence Kansas City and High Prairie visited or stayed with families around town.

Knowledge Hill Lawrence Hutchins Kansas City Will Hutchins Mack Donald Clyde Ma. Stuart Earl Janeway Edwin John Thiry Baker Murphy Richard

Measles spread and social visits noted in community roundup

The item lists multiple short notices from residents such as the Thiry family recovering from measles, Mrs. Colburn visiting family in High Prairie, Nora Siles visiting George Siler and Roland, and many local social events. Other mentions include 4-H picnic, Oak Ridge Farm Bureau gathering, a ROTC camp departure for Claud Burns, a first birthday celebration for Richard Murphy, barley harvesting by O W Grant, and various visits in Topeka Kansas City and Lawrence.

Gene Jimmy State Lake C. H. Thiry Glenn Colburn High Prairie Earl Janeway Nora Siles George Siler Roland W. M. Rice W. H. Weeks Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Claud Burns R.O.T.C Fort Sheridan Chicago Mr. Burns Baker Murphy Richard E. F. Janeway Edwin J. F. Thiry O. W. Grant Ardell

Mrs. Clara Kassinger Visited by Family Gathering

Mrs. Clara Kassinger spent Sunday with her son. Charles Kassing er and family of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wray and Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Flory were among the 4,000 people that attended.

Clara Kassinger Charles Kassinger Lawrence D. A. Wray Daniel Flory

Winter Visits Extend Family Ties In Missouri

John Murray of St. Louis visited cousins Billy and Leo Anderson this week. Mrs. Herman Banks and Mrs. Frank Miller hosted the Winter community club at Banks home Friday afternoon. Fifteen members and one guest, Miss Mary Miller, attended along with several children. Members answered roll call with art notes. A children's program was presented and refreshments were served.

John Murray St. Louis Billy Leo Anderson Herman Banks Frank Miller Mary Miller

Social roundup of visits and family events in Kanwaka region

A long list of guests and travelers visits across Big Springs Ottawa Topeka and Wichita with family dinners farm bureau meetings and a Kansas City wedding. Notable names include Bahnmaier Slavens Spray Phillips Spingler Miller Gibbs Griffin Welcher Dews and Lamont families among others as travelers return to homes and relatives plan trips to Omaha and beyond.

Linwood Social Notes Mention Travel and Visits

Mrs. Omer Browning returned from a three week Chicago trip to visit sister Mary recovering from a serious operation. Mrs. Fay Pary and Miss Esther attended an Eastern Star event in Lawrence marking fifty years of Mr. and Mrs. David Pason’s work. Vernon Houts visited Linwood friends while in Pittsburg summer school. Mrs. Denison and Kansas City relatives visited Mrs. Allen Harbaugh. Mrs. Reta Stahl visited her mother then Lawrence. J. W. Warring, recovering from a fall, is out again at Hugh Parry’s.

Kanwaka Asa Colman William McGee Olathe al Blaes Fatricia Donna Evanston Wyo R. T. Richards Richard Mary Jane Galveston Tex George Richards Fred Gregory W. F. Elkin Leonora Elkin Willis Coleman Foster van Neste Manteno Ill M. L. Griffin Rool Nebraska Omer Browning Chicago Mary Fay Pary Esther Lawrence E.O.S David Pason Eastern Star Vernon Houts Linwood

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