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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1934

Page

8

Steel Industry Heads for Recovery Parade with Wage Boost

Pittsburgh reports a wave of wage increases across the steel sector. Corrigan MacKinney Steel announces a 10 percent rise effective April 1, with other major producers signaling similar moves. An official GM at U S Steel noted a potential 10 percent raise nationwide, affecting about 8,000 workers in his plants, while many firms declined comment. The move follows President Roosevelt's call for higher salaries and may prompt broader pay hikes if production remains steady.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Corrigan-Mac-Kinney Steel Company J Im Irn and Steel Institute Roosevelt Ernest T. Weir National Steel Corporation Weirton Steel Company U. S. Steel Corporation New York

Plan Union of Activities Organized by Endeavor Societies

Representatives of Endeavor Societies organized a union meeting at the Friends church in Douglas County. Delegates discussed cooperative activities and planned a joint program for the coming season.

Douglas County Christian Endeavor Societies The Friends Church Yes

Swanger Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Treasurer

J F Swanger of Topeka announces his candidacy for Kansas state treasurer. The 57 year old former state party chairman and county official also led the Kansas official council and served as Anderson County commissioner. He attended Kansas University and later ran a hay and grain business.

County Christian Endeavor Union Virginia Deller Lena Wulfkuhle Regina Heatherington George Hoggatt Kirk Mendenhall George H. Wilson Topeka J. F. Swonger Democratic State Central Committee Swonger Kansas Official Council Anderson County Kansas University Hay and Plain

Jolly Quiltars Meet for Garden Hints and Cheer

The Jolly Quiltars gathered Wednesday with Miss Ruby Houk for a basket quilt. Members present included Mrs. Ralph Ice, Mrs. George Houk, Mrs. Charles Houk, Mrs. Shipman Carter, Mrs. Harry Unger, Mrs. George Donaldson, Mrs. George Coffman, Mrs. Charles Coffman, Mrs. Ted Buchicum, Bonnie Buchicum, Mrs. Jake Bidinger, Mrs. C. E. Stanwix, Hazel Houk, and Mrs. William Wulfkuble. Roll call was garden hints. Each member wrote a cheer letter to sick member Mrs. Len Ice. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Ted Buchicum's home. Other local notices mention Topeka visitors, funeral attendance in Vinland, and ongoing home improvements and barber school exams.

Jolly Quiltars Ruby Houk Ralph Ice George Houk Charles Houk Shipman Carter Harry Unger George Donaldson George Coffman Charles Coffman Ted Buchicum Bonnie Buchicum Jake Bidinger C. FE. Stanwix Hazel Houk William Wulfkuble Len Ice Ted Bouchicum Slagel Topeka C. E. Stanwix Raymond Love Esther Lucille Eileene Vinland W.M. Deay Church of Christ Russel Turgerson J. R. Surface Lawrence Theo Wiggins Woodard Plasser House Benander Harral Barber School Eleanor

Local Social Notes and Travel Updates Across Kansas

Jean attends amuay school with Mrs Allen. Mrs Allen’s sister Mrs Breazeal arrives in Booth Missouri after a storm delay. Several families host dinners and visits across Lecompton Clinton and Lawrence. Residents relocate to Pleasant Valley Graber farm and Dekat farm west of Lecompton. So Sew club meets at Mrs Slusser’s in Lawrence.

Jean Amuay Fred Gregory B. George Loyd Deskin Topeka Fred Deskin Roy Deskin Floyd Schellhorn Pleasant Valley Graber Farm Robert Peterson Schellhorns Clifford Coffman Argell Cochran Marie Coffman Kansas City Frank Sturdy Madeline Joyce Ann Lawrence C. E. Stanwix E. M. Bahnmaier Beach Farm Dekat Lecompton Russel Harrel Helen Deskin Clinton

Baptist Ladies Aid Holds All Day Sunday Meeting

Large Sunday school attendance reported in Centropolis as Baptist Ladies Aid met all day with Mrs. Kenneth Gage. At noon a pot luck dinner fed 12 members and 14 children, then the group quilted for Mrs. Gare.

Baptist Ladies Aid Kenneth Gage Gare William Rebeau Kansas City Rideau Tuesay Jim Lavin Topent Laster Ike Dearfoss Freance Rodger Lawrence Fremont School March Ferd

Daughters club plans play and quilts for departing member

Myers hosted a charivari Tuesday evening after a recent marriage. The Daughters' club met at Lydia Stewart's home on Wednesday with Mrs. L. C. Grover opening with scripture and Mrs. C. R. Jones leading the business. They approved a Willow Springs township hall performance of When a Woman Decides on March 28 and planned quilting Heart's Desire for Mrs. Kenneth Gage who heads Texas. New members Mrs. W. G. Wamsley and Mrs. R. C. Leach joined. refreshment hostesses included Mrs. Elmer Gilliland and Mrs. William Clark. Attendees included Mrs. Harve Clark and others. Ev erett Bond's family listed among members present.

Texas W. G. Wamsley R. C. Leach Elmer Gilliland William Clark Harve Clark J.P. Mogses John Watts

All-Bran makes him regular as clock

A Kellogg advertising letter promotes All-Bran as aiding bowel regularity. It cites Stephen Higgins of South Norwalk and notes the cereal provides bulk, vitamin B, and iron, helping elimination with no cure-all claims.

Stephen Higgins S. Nevn St South Norwalk Conn Kellogg Cattle Creek

Local Club Meeting Planned and Licenses Issued

Perry Kaut and family and several local residents are listed as attendees for the next meeting to be held Wednesday afternoon March 28 with hostesses Mrs Delbert Smith and assistants Mrs Everett Bond and Mrs L C Grover. The roll call asks Favorite flowers and planting times, with work on a quilt. Marriage licenses were issued to Irving Tevis and Violz Johnson of Kansas City Missouri and Shirley Reeves and Faye Addis of Topeka.

Clara Jewel Grover Delbert Smith Irving FE. Tevis Violz Johnson Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Shirley Reeves Faye “Addis Topeka L. H. Menger

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Steel Industry J. F. Swanger Centropolis E.E. Alexander First Ward Second Ward Quincy School Allin Third Ward L.M. High School Allin South Ward Buick Company Fifth Ward Woodlawn School Sixth Ward Dicker’ 'S Roy Lawrence Market Saint Cartons Chuck Veal Frisco Perry Kaut Jodie Cole Kenneth, Gage Tilford Simmons Jack Likes B. J. Stewart Dale Jones Leeland Annabelle Gilliland Wilma Clark Addie Boardman and Folende Turkey
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