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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

7

Chahar incident settlement hints at Chinese capitulation

Peiping June 27 The Japanese military announced the Chahar incident fully settled, signaling Chinese capitulation to Japanese demands. The broader Sino Japanese North China crisis continues with disputed terms, troop evacuations, and airfield permission at Kalgan. joint discussions and delayed acceptance mark the settlement as only a minor phase. Additional reports describe a Manchoukuan frontier clash and continued tension on the Jehol Chahar border, while local social notes recount community visits and gatherings across nearby towns.

Peiping China Changpei Chahar Chahar Province Kenji Doihara Nanking Sung Cheh-Yuan Japan Kalgan North China Manchoukuan Jehol-Chahar

Big Springs 4‑H Meeting Features Readings and Talks

The Big Springs 4-H club met at the schoolhouse Friday evening with Grace Kellogg presenting readings after returning from Kansas State College. Other acts included 4‑H chorus singing, Anthony Ice health talk, Billy Henry Jr. saxophone, and a parliamen tary motion table discussion led by Clifford Hartman. The meeting also noted a new 4‑H department by the Douglas County Fair Association. Next meeting is July 19. The Big Springs Farmers Union held a special meeting with Cal Ward of Salina as speaker. Baby Homer Dwayne was named by Ernest and Mrs. Wulfkuhle. Donald Jay was born June 20 to Raymond and Mrs. Rabe. Vacation school at the Catholic church closed with first communion students Betty Lou Presprove, Mildred Ice, Paul Gerald Kreipe, Robert Dennon, George Anderson, Robert Anderson, Charles Svoboda, and Theodore Sulzen.

Big Springs Grace Kellogg Kansas State College Ben Kellogg Anthony Ice Billy Henry, Jr Clifford Hartman Douglas County Fair Association John D. Henry Farmer's Union Cal Ward Salina Ernest Wulfkuhle Homer Dwayne Raymond Rabe Donald Jay Big Springs Catholic Church Betty Lou Presprove Mildred Ice Paul Gerald Kreipe Robert Dennon George Anderson Robert Anderson Charles Svoboda Theodore Sulzen

Fall Leaf Family News From Worden and Nearby

Mrs. Hanna Pfleger rests at home after a two week visit with sister Mrs. John Bowen of Worden. She traveled to To peka to visit Mrs. J N Stiles and Eliza Landon. Children Jo Hannah and Barbara Mignot returned home from ten days with grandmother Stiles in To peka. Albert Steinbring and family toured to Kansas City to visit relatives. Frank Mignot picked up Arthur Koerner near Williamstown. Arthur rode to Lawrence to see sister Mrs Lennie Wallace. Arthur had spent six months at CCC camp west of Denver Colorado.

William Reetz Carl Schwartz Worden Hanna Pfleger Fred Moll Eudora Fred Pfleger Howard Caviness Hesper Harve Schellack Jo Hanna Barbara Mignot Gusta Ziezenis Lawrence Alfred Torneden Bertha Gaton Happy Hour Club Fred Reetz Albert Steinbring Ruth Quintin Emma Earle Crowley Fall Leaf Mary Rhon Chicago Miss Hadl Walter Pettingill Arnold Torneden Clarence Daugherty J. D. Adams Leslie Kindred Evabelle Alice Marie Louie Lee Fred Walker Kathryn Oscar Lothholz Bobby William Miller Billy Ray Miller Maxine Carl Lothholg Rose Marie Eugene McFarland Nellie Catlin Rose Lothholz Margaret Ogden Ward Cory Herbert Altenbernd Ed Miller Topeka Gage Park Ben Rowing Melvin McPherson Frank Greiner Lucy Kaegi George Warmker Sherman Roach Floyd Cates Frances Greiner Carl Lothholz Kansas City Charles Brown Gardner Bert Daugherty Delbert Marvin Gale St. Joseph Harold Daugherty Jerome Brown William Bohnsack Donna Toneka Roy Daugherty Wayne C. B. Greene Lavina Smoots Billy Ray Treft William Treft Jake Milburn Eli St. John Olathe A. A. Grog W. P. Moore Joe Downs J. B. Grog Elma Lorene Michaels Milburn W. J. Hague Frank Jameson Kirt Williams Elizabeth du Clause du Clause Sevral J. D.adams Howard Kohler George Trefz Howard Wilfred Robert Colorado Regina Catlin Denver Clyde Smith Lavonne and Clyde Jr Martin Abels Erwin E. Trueblood Sally Evelyn Trueblood Isaac Williamson Mahlon Gox Arthur Underwood Billy of Edward Papenhausen Hazel Wilson Melvin Wilson John Bowen Frank Mignot J. N. Stiles Eliza Landon Jo Hannah Stiles

Mrs Ray Craig Hosts Bridge Party In Eudora

Mrs Ray Craig entertained a Thursday bridge party with guests including Mrs Clarence Daugherty Mrs George Gerstenberger Mrs Max Rothberger Mrs William Zimmerman Mrs Clement Zilmer Mrs John Sommers Mrs Berthold Seiwald Mrs Harry Haggenbuch Mrs Frank Sommers Mrs Minnie Jones Mrs Adolph Lotz and Mrs John Miller High scores went to Mrs Rothberger and Mrs Lotz with consolations to Mrs Jones and Mrs Miller Traveling prize went to Mrs Haggenbuch Refreshments followed after the games Also noted: Miss Cleo Grimes visited Lawrence. local residents and relatives frequent social stops around town social visits and a farm mishap involving James Roe who broke his left arm.

Ray Craig Clarence Daugherty George Gerstenberger Max Rothberger William Zimmerman Clement Zilmer John Sommers Berthold Seiwald Harry Hagenbuch Frank Sommers Minnie Jones Adolph Lotz John Miller Rothberger Lotz Jones Miller Hagenbuch Cleo Grimes Lawrence Arleta Grimes Norman Strachan Margaret Vernon Fort Scott S. V. Carr Agnes Betty Strachan James Roe Jack Grimes Wesley Lake View Guy Grimes Clarice Kadlic Kansas City Homer White F. A. Stickel Mary Neidermaier Eben Scott Scott J. O. Scott Mary Seiwald Wamego Eudora Verda Irene Carter Billy Underwood Edward Papenhausen

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