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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1926
Page
7
A broad market update covers corn prices in New York and Buenos Aires, with May corn and related futures at parity. Livestock values move mixed as hogs, cattle, sheep, and hides shift slightly. Kansas City and Chicago notes add grain, beef, and dairy context.
Members of the Clearfield Evangelical church gathered at Mr and Mrs Henry Deckwala home for a social evening and farewell party for Rev and Fr AE Schuerman. The event included prayers songs fruit salad and cake. Mrs Martin Breithaupt visited a hospital in Lawrence last week.
Mrs. Carl Mitchell and Virginia May joined Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Breithaupt at the Henry Deckwa home Thursday. Rev H M Schnerman and Mrs. Schnerman dined with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haysman and with Oscar Brecheisen. A 10 pound son was born Tuesday evening March 23 to Mrs. Oscar Breithaupt. Lawrence and Pleasant Oak school teams traveled to Hesper for a basketball game won by Pleasant Oak. Community members attend social visits, farm work, shopping, and school events. The district basketball tournament at Eudora drew good attendance from the area. Linwood defeated Prospect, Clarfel, and Pleasant Oak in finals. Families from Wellsville, Overbrook, and Nebr. were noted visiting. A large chicken house project and shingles haul for Brecheisen were mentioned along with local church and school activities.
Carpenteria veteran tree aficionado Thompson Wynn leads a 91 year old yard rich with rare species including Australian She Oaks a Reef wood and a Lagunaria. A 100 foot Torres Pine planted when six inches tall in 1800s marks the collection. Pirates exhibition set April 1 with public meet and two game series at city ballpark. Legion Relays planned May 11 at Reid Park with sixteen teams entered. Mildred Cecil wins Sterling College oratorical on Americas Gift to Humanity at McPherson College.
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