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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1948

Page

6

Ottawa schools could run on cut

Washington reports a Kansas Chamber of Commerce representative urged a Senate appropriations subcommittee to substantially reduce all federal appropriation bills. He argued the government should cut spending to ease taxpayer burden and aid inflationary control. The Kansas official noted small cuts would still matter to small communities like Ottawa, where rising costs concern residents.

Washington Mar Aoe Fe Mn Eikia National Association of State Chairers of Commerce Senate House Truman White House Federal Communications Commission Elkin Congress Hal BF. Harlan Kanaan Ottawa Fikin Harlan Kansas

Modern Manners Luncheon Reflects On Social Etiquette

A personal reminiscence critiques a hostess for poor luncheon etiquette. The writer recalls late arrivals, changes of drink orders, table hopping, and forcing a guest to mingle. Emphasis is on consideration for guests and proper sequence in taking orders and introducing companions.

Sam

Questions on wedding reception etiquette guidance

Dear Mrs Shaw asks about wedding reception order and whether the bridal party should entertain before the ceremony. It notes the receiving line order and whether the groom’s parents host for the bride’s party. The answer confirms the line order and that hosting is optional. Also confirms it is correct to list committee or member names on a printed program for a semiformal dance.

Mrs. Shaw Willy Mia Sha E.L.F

Lawrence Newsround March 1948 Social Notes

Lawrence Daily Journal World items note a quiet midweek with visits at Mecot Wisniwand home, neighbors at WH Links, and family gatherings. Mentions of Peter, Handley, Fox, and Pettingill deaths, hospitalizations, and visitors reflect community life. extended families, illness, and local events fill a slice of Lawrence social pages.

Lawrence Kansas S. A Ence Daily Journal-World Effect Are van Hall Wisniwand Ian Girth Rye Elyn Lawrence Y Pai Westfall Pane von Torneatem Phorne

Plan to ship eggs in European recovery program

Washington reports the state department plans to ship poultry products under the European recovery program. Bohlen notes no poultry was assumed to be sent yet and relief purchases will focus on foods offering maximum calories at low cost. About 40 000 metric tons may be exported in the year beginning July 1.

Europe Washington Mar State Department Charles E. Bohren Department Capper Ir.kan Rohlen Capper D.jimer Newton Reimer Fintore Bennett Pate Con Bohlen Che Uader Agriculture Department Neosho County Hospital

County approves funds for new county hospital

Kan Mar 3 a special election authorized up to 270000 in county funds to establish a Neo sho county hospital. Voter turnout produced 4527 yes to 3541 no. Chanute favored the measure 3771 to 291, while West Waimat Grove township supported the proposal.

Uhanate. Kan Neosho County Chanute West Waimat Grove Township

Vote tallies report narrow margins in county township

Fragmentary OCR notes show disputed vote figures in Mission township with 11 votes recorded and large margins elsewhere. References mention Erie and Neosho county seat with a tally of 7128 to 30 in another line, indicating inconsistent totals across locations.

Mission Township Arast Erie Neosho County

Farm Loan Meeting in Lawrence Details and Officers

The National Farm Loan Association of Lawrence will hold its fourth annual meeting on Wednesday March 10 at the Odd Fellows hall. Registration starts at 10:30 am after a 11 am business session. A Federal Land Bank officer will address the meeting. "Which Road" a Technicolor conservation film will be shown in the afternoon. Officers listed include Omar O Browning president Ben E Rowing vice president D T Smalley director W G Barth director A L Landsberg director RB Filkin secretary treasurer Lester E Stats field assistant Lena W Altenbernd office assistant. Also note a separate item on equipment purchases and a Missouri Railroad Co action regarding ICC authority for cert equipment trust certificates.

National Farm Loan Association of Lawrence Odd Fellows Hall Sheir Ten Builders Eudora Federal Land Bank National Farm Loan Association of

Intercett Church Service Led By Local Leaders

A church service at Intercett featured Eidon acants Learn and a choir, with Mrs Blaylocks Mrs Finrence Koehler and several others assisting. Nearby visits included Mr and Mrs O Keefe and family, now living on a farm near Loule dure. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Maurice DeBoever at the Zellers home with multiple local hosts present.

Intercett Sra. Wit Burch A. T Meinke DeBoever Guy V. Longstreth

Village Socials and Family Movements Reported

One daughter Phata drove in Tepeka Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Mwal Keder and children. Accompanists the Deoraretrenine from Taontetive were Mr and Mrs de J Cow and Ms Floyd Wilson. A group at the grocery store included Rosa soprement aris nom and PAM WEST. Mr and Mrs St Qurtre have died their interest in the 66 Phil trentation to William Jarnbell of tear Gardner. Will take 1 es There occupying the bere addy cent to the Hihngatadon. Mr and Mrs Alvin Melt fon of Avneworth hosted Alvin's grandchildren. Mrs Ben Moll and later the wr drove to Gardner where Alvin ter, Mrs Robert Gordon, and Sirther I don have moved to a farm. The 60" dons' recent home was in Been worth.

Phata Tepeka Mwal Keder Taontetive Mro Mia de J. Cow Floyd Wilson Meineke Whitch Hive Bette Rosa Soprement Aris PAM West Manly St. Qurtre Pune Cnterest William Jarnbell Tear Gardner Amuchter Bere Addy Alvin Melt Avenworth Alvin Ben Moll Gardner Alvin Ter Robert Gordon Sirother Been ‘Worth

Community Notes From McLOUTH And Nearby Towns

Social and church scenes report visits, family gatherings, and travel. Attendees include Mrs Lex Kunniel Mien Betty Ann Kimmelacco and relatives in Wichita McPherson Topeka and Omaha. Mrs Margaret Dilt arrives from Omaha Neb to visit brother Bryan Panman while other locals host guests and attend church events.

the Rey John Tower Ronnie Mra Lex Kunniel Mien Betty Ann Kimmelacco Wichita Kuestz Donald Hower Less Kimmel Sune Betty Ann Kimmel McPherson L. W. Roberts Leater Topeka Alvim Jo Hollingsworth Shawner Margaret Dilt Gmahs Neb Bryan Panman Abet Palite Richards ROK Methodist Church Fritay J. C. McMillen Hazel van Druff M& Pies Unny BL. Reybold Lawrence Rome Edna Kans City Jamies Means Lucinda Tout Milas Opal Lobb Chanute Sahac Dolly Meredith Manhattan Jobn Winfrey Basie, Chapman Charlie FR. Chapin Harold Leavenworth

Community Notes From Local Homes and Visits

Many residents were noted away from school or visiting relatives this week. Hubert Wattkuhie and Hildenbrand were absent from school while Lane Murphy returned to Baldwin after weeks at Herman Buchheim home. Vernon Spencer and Ray Raniein farm visits were mentioned, along with Manhattan trips and a missed telephone at Navarra’s home. Sunday gatherings included Mr and Mrs Getes and Mr Roane Se with local families at Waters, and Shreib and others observed with neighbors.

Ee Lane Murphy Baldwin Herman Buchheim John Gare Jolfcommer Place Ray Raniein Hubert Wwattkuhie Tote Hildenbrand Watson Fternoon O. A Rand Halley Spencer B. and Mire Vernon Spencer Boprings Iherm Raymond Nichols Manhattan Navarra Iiet Mr. Shreib Elf Big Echael Waters Mt Iewabrend Charlie Hoel

Turbulent text across many names and places in a local note

A dense, fragmented OCR page recounts community events, schools, and notices with numerous names such as Terese, Mesut, Darna, and Warren. References to meetings, church groups, a mother and child event, and a high school activity suggest a bustling local scene with appointments, thank yous, and social updates amid misspellings and garbled phrases.

Local social and church notices from a Kansas town

A cluttered page records community events and greetings including a church meeting reviewing teachings, names of attendees and hosts, and mentions of local classes. It notes visits by residents to Topeka, a Democratic gathering, and lists new social and school-related figures along with service shifts, refreshments, and upcoming events.

Barber Joly Quilters and Community News Update

Barber Joly Quilters met Wednesday with Mrs Bulah O Connor to embroider a quilt. Mystery pals received Kitts. Next meeting will be with Mrs Ice. Refreshments of cherry pie and ice cream were served. Mr and Mrs Fred Richardson moved to their new home on the Richardson farm. W O Flusser and housekeeper Mrs Cunnings moved to a farm north of Midland, vacating the Schell farm. Mr Slueser traveled to Alaska on business. Harris was formerly Goldie Slusser of Barber. Miss Parlena Donaldson has chickenpox. Guy Bigedy was guest of honor at his 23rd birthday dinner. Children present included Mrs O Dickey and sons Jerry and Wendell from Kansas City, and Mrs Phebe Weatherfer. The following joined the evening: Mr and Mrs Ambrose Higby and son Harold. Mr and Mrs Loyd Bigsby, Mr and

Joly Quilters Bulah O'Connor Kitts Fred Richardson Richardson Regnier W. O. Flusser Cunnings Midland Schell Mr. Slueser Steret Airpline Alaska Harris Goldle Slusser Barher Parlena Donaldson Guy Bigedy BR. O. Dickey and Sons Jerry Wendel Kamas City Phebe Weatherfer Ambrose Hig Harold Loyd Bigsby

Wedding and social notices from Stanwix area society

A dated community roundup records showers, birthdays, visits, weddings, and club events. Highlights include a Mardi Gras style shower for Mrs Jake, Irene and Teeded. Fieki’s birthday at Walter Tidd’s. Zeebs visiting relatives in Colorado. Alice Zee marrying Glen Mesenhimer at Big Springs United Brethren. plans for a wedding trip and farm home south of Big Springs. various hostesses, guests, and club activities at Double Dosen, Winter Community, and other local gatherings. travel mentions and local farm and family news amid a broad tapestry of small-town life.

Irene Jake Merle Colin Mira. Traxler Topeka W. M. Mymer Glen Messenhiemer Willis Colman Ageant Haskell Carl Hird Na King A Nnisea Lee Celman Eudora Emma Miller WM. Wyner Dwight Henry Ed Clrieh Foria Iy May Seethy Taowrenve Spert Winegday Margaret Lurday Pornon Colman Dorian Hebert Peterain Kaneva Steinnen Mere Marie vi Mba M . Ranwaka Paris Maskell Xirte Spealimee Cuttin Vhffa Arh Potter Fordeft Minanda Valle Ratveny Minchy Pied Burton Lessatle & Mantanian

Linwood family visit recounts extended kin gathering

A Linwood family tale describes Mr and Mrs Ballihaw and relatives including Stevie Markie Garey and Mr and Mrs Chie Bowers visiting Mrs bisuont at her home for a day with friends and kin.

Martin Weistit Stevie Ballihaw Markie Garey Chie Bowers Ana Bisuont

INNER-AID Cures Gas and Stomach Troubles Promoted

An advertisement-style report quotes a resident describing severe gas and sleep disruption, claiming INNER-AID, a 12-juice herbal mix, relieves gas, cleanses bowels, and improves digestion. The ad asserts quick benefits and urges readers to buy from drug stores.

Adv

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted In Odd Jumble

Fragmented OCR text presents a chaotic advertisement style, mentioning Carter's Little Liver Pills and a confusing mix of phrases. The readable elements reference a drug brand and generic product promotion. No clear event or date is established in the readable portion.

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