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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
11
A market snapshot shows grain prices easing today with corn leading declines while wheat and oats trade weaker. Kansas City livestock reports reflect uneven demand with steer and feeder cattle mostly steady to lower amid government cattle movements.
Grain prices show declines with wheat and corn dropping over a cent. Wall Street indices drift amid light trading, with transports steady and notices of steel price expectations, while several large names hover in record territory.
Mrs Wood ward’s event awarded Miss Zella Hayward a bath towel set. Ice cream and cake were served. No July or August sleeping, picnic planned with Busy Bee club. Fall meeting with Mrs Harry Moore and helpers. Mrs Winkleman visited Perry with Eleanor McKone and D L McNerney. Masons and Eastern Stars picnic at Hutton Grove with large attendance. Pony Creek community gs met Friday night. meetings continued. Program featured America song, Nora Siler on piano, Ellen Reece and Gladys Seanor readings, and vocal numbers.
Substituting on route 5 Wednesday Mr Conroy of Lawrence took a short vacation. L Dehoff began a large steam threshing job for Jean McKone. Margaret Sanders returned from a Mata Moras Mexico trip with Miss Mary Phenicie and Miss Severance. they headed to Wichita. Mrs C E Hilsden and Mrs Hayden visited St Joseph Mo. Prof Edgar McRill family head home to Satanta Kan and will harvest wheat. Margaret Kelsall ill in Lawrence hospital. Mrs Butterfield of Topeka visited niece Mrs G Hess. Aid Society met at Mrs Walter Bleakley Jr home with about 15 attendees.
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Daisy McCrary presented When It's Moonlight on the Colorado with piano by Helen Dehoff and Dorothy Wood reading. Nora Siler of Lawrence gave a travel talk. Upcoming entertainment by Mrs. Clyde Ford and Mrs. Leonard Stanwix. Refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Woods and Dorothy with Kansas City guests spent Sunday at the state lake. Helen and Mary Ann White work in Kansas City. Phenicie family mourn Judge Remley of Kansas City. Judge Gilliland and Willie Winkleman breakfast with Robert Hildebrand. R L H club entertained at Mrs. Charlie Strom’s luncheon. My Hobby roll call revealed varied interests and Mrs. Kelsey’s Chicago World's Fair trip. A lovely miscellaneous shower was given to
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Mrs. Van Neste presides as secretary and treasurer at a luncheon with dainty table settings and garden bouquets. The Harmans show a new car. Mrs. Birdie Hemphill’s party visits Salt Lake. Prof. James H. Beach and Mrs. Beach depart for a western tour via Lecompton Topeka Hays Denver Salt Lake Long Beach and Chester Pa, spending summer with relatives before returning. The Reno township board convened with J. J. Wilson on Monday.
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