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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
14
Berlin March 4 AP report lists opened referenda on confiscating property of former German rulers. If four million adults sign by March 17 a nationwide plebiscite will decide if royal estates are confiscated without compensation. Majority needed.
Construction of a seven story hotel in Pittsburg will start in April. The project has been boosted by the chamber of commerce. A corporation is being organized to build and operate the hotel with a capital of 100000 dollars, of which 60000 dollars has been subscribed.
Manhattan Seventy six seniors at Kansas State Agricultural College have been granted the privilege to be absent from classes whenever they please during the second semester for superior work.
Marie Flory spent Saturday noon at Charley Gilliland home. Mr and Mrs Carl Schwartz visited Will Schwartz home Sunday. A large crowd attended the funeral service for little Florence Eln at Worden church Sunday afternoon.
Sunday visits centered on the Tom Gilliland home with Glen Gilliland and Wazeland residents. Tuesday saw deborking cattle at the Montgomery place with Charley Kirchner and Glen Flore assisting. Funeral attendance for Mrs. John Stoebner was held at the Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon. Walter Jehle and Carl Selwarle called on Mrs. Anna Johanning Wednesday. Thursday activities included butchering at the Glen Flora home with Charley Elm and Charline Flora. Friday visits included Ike Montgomery and Andrew Elm to Baldwin, and Dan Johanning did pump work for Charley Dyer. Homer Fisher of Ottawa arrived at the L W Haas home Friday morning. A social group including the Brubakers, Eva Haas, and others visited Baldwin on Saturday. Tom Gilliland, Charley Gilliland, and Carl Rebeau also visited Ottawa on Saturday. The Senior class played Daddy Long Legs at Bald-
Local report notes a high school win at Centenary Hall on Saturday night. Attendees include Mrs. Mary Peffly, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flory and daughters Helen and Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry, among others.
Sees 28 who and their children Orville Ralph Eunice Chester Aurelia Raymond Conard Gastrock spent Sunday evening at the Herman Pohl home. The Montgomery family and Ray Vaughn, caring for Mrs. Glenna Montgomery, visited Peterson home Sunday.
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