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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
3
The 20th anniversary of Gavrilo Princip's Sarajevo shooting is marked with reflections on war's toll. Vienna sees bombings as Europe recalls the assassination that sparked World War I. Scores of nations face debt, naval buildup, and disputed rearmament as memory lingers.
The tragic passing of Dr Homer C Oatman Jr of San Diego Calif will be mourned by many Lawrence friends of his father Dr Homer C Oatman formerly of this city Dr Oatman died June 16 of strep tococcus infection of the bloodstream after an illness lasting nearly six months about which little is known.
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Dr. Oatman, a 29 year old medical and surgical practitioner from Lelanda Stanford and McGill trained, endured 21 blood transfusions as friends donated blood. He fought death with day and night care from physicians and two nurses, leaving behind parents and brother Jack. Ottawa's wheat trade grows with elevators reporting its largest year in years, including a mill taking over 5,000 bushels in one day.
June 28 AP reports cool breezes failed to ease the blistering heat as the region seemingly heads for 100 degrees and beyond. The heat spread toward the northern states with Minneapolis at 104 degrees and other cities near century marks. Kansas led the nation with Emporia reaching 106, the highest in the United States, according to official readings from All-Kansas stations reported to federal meteorologist S. D. Flora.
Temperatures yesterday reached into the mid to high 90s in several cities as Emporia reported 104 degrees and Wichita 98 with other towns like Dresden Manhattan Hays and Phillipsburg close behind. Forecasters predicted more of the same today and tomorrow with no rain in sight to ease dry soils. If readings hit 100 again today it would mark a sixth straight day above 100, tying the June 1918 record. Minimums tonight were expected to be 70 to 75, while Emporia recorded a cooler 68 at night.
Corliss Mr and Mrs John Atkinson announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Lou to Kenneth Ingram of Bonner Springs. The wedding will take place at the bride's parents home sometime in July. The issue notes local social happenings, illness, berry picking, and weather damage from a recent high wind.
A notice for a 1928 copyright syndicate work titled Aunt Het by RCHERT is listed, referencing publisher syndicate credit. The fragment suggests syndication or rights information rather than a full article.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Saint motor to Lyons Kansas on a business trip and return to the H C Musser home. Chester French of DeSoto stays with grandfather H C Musser. Mr and Mrs W H Dent visit Rob ert Turner in DeSoto. Turner ill. Milton Quaintance motor to Ottawa to visit Mr and Mrs Harold Murphy. Sonny Murphy returns home with them from Harold Murphy’s home. Large crowd attends Raymond Evans chairvary at their Corliss home south of town. Mr and Mrs L L Corliss visit Bonner Springs and Jennie Bradshaw near Bonner, former Corliss resident. Mrs Mattie Baker of DeSoto visits son Charles. Mr and Mrs F D Scovill on business to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Lee Brannock and Dorothy and Mr and Mrs J G Clark of Linwood called at W H Dent’s Sunday evening.
Bernard Zuber, former KU student, confined at General Hospital, Kansas City, Mo, since September with a fractured spine after a car crash, has been moved to a private home. He is a brother of Dr Harold Zuber.
Bernard Zuber, once a KU football star and resident physician at General Hospital, fights for life after critical injury. Doctors say walking may not resume, but his wife Ruby Johnson—also KU alum—believes renewed hope could lift his spirits and aid recovery.
A man fighting for life has been under constant care from his brother and his wife in a hospital setting. The brief notice notes family support during the critical period and mentions a local business advertisement for children’s haircuts at 25 cents.
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