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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1931

Page

3

World flight plan by Wiley Post and Gatty

New York May 27 AP Wiley Post and Harold Gatty announce plans to fly around the world in a fast monoplane. They expect to start from Harbor Grace soon after favorable weather and aim for a sub ten day circumnavigation. Backing comes from F C Hall who owns the Winnie Mae and lauds Post as top pilot. The route includes Berlin Moscow Novo Siberisk Yakutsk Nome Edmonton Cleveland and a return to New York with stops noted along the way.

New York Wiley Post Harold Gatty Posti Hotel Biltmore Post Oklahoma Gatty Harbor Grace Berlin James H. Kimball F. C. Hall Winnie Mae Leslie Fain Oklahoma City Los Angeles Chicago Grand Banks Europe Dr. Kimball Mosecaie Novo Sibirsk Siberia Yakutsk Nome Alaska Edmonton Alta Cleveland

Local News Tidbits From De Soto And Shawnee

De Soto residents Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brovenle and children visited Mrs. H. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Adkins in Shawnee Friday. David Jewett is ill with calitis and advised rest. Mrs. Clarence Van Sickle of Leavenworth visited here Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Douglas has gone to Jewett to be with her daughter on the birthday. Mrs. Beecroft remains weak after flu. Mae Gordon of K S A C visited her father F. M. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon. Artist John da Costa, 64, died in London after a short illness.

A. T. Brovenle H. Scott Rufus Adkins Shawnee David Jewett Clarence van Sickle Leavenworth Elizabeth Douglas R. L. Douglas Jewett Beecroft

Radio Chairman Exposes Television Limitations

Major General James G. Harbord, RCA chairman, disputed the public belief that TV will instantly connect distant people. He predicted few powerful stations, early views of a single head or small groups, and possible football broadcasts. General Harbord said sets won’t be common for 18-24 months. He then heads to Manhattan for Kansas State College commencement, where he will speak tomorrow.

Topeka James G. Harbord Radio Corporation of America Yadio Harbord Manhattan Kansas State College

Douglas County Farm Tour Opens at Kellogg Farm

Rural residents and businessmen join an all day tour hosted by the Douglas County Agricultural Council on Friday. Participants meet at 9:30 at the B. O. Kellogg place four and a half miles west and one and a half miles south of Lecompton, with multiple stops, a noon dinner and program at Brown's Grove, and prizes at the final stop the O. G. Markley farm six miles north and five miles west of Baldwin. Alfalfa plots and terracing will be studied during the tour.

Douglas County Agricultural Council B. O. Kellogg Lecompton Brown's Grove O. G. Markley Baldwin

Woodstock cemetery meeting sets Memorial Day agenda

The Hardy Oak Cemetery association annual meeting will be held in the cemetery on Memorial Day Saturday morning May 30. Key topics will be discussed and all interested residents urged to attend. Also honors for departed loved ones were noted during social visits in the neighborhood with Mr and Mrs Homer Willits and daughter Margaret as attendees at the Harry Wellman home Tuesday evening. Additionally, locals joined a community sale in Tonganoxie Saturday afternoon and several neighbours visited relatives in Standwood and Kansas City.

John Black Mra. Moore Mabel Moore Dorothy Emmerson McLouth Are Boyd Dan Petrie Mildred Lucille Violet Stuedle Beatrice Robert Davison Beulah Helm Ruth Zook Mabel Harding Enterprise Kan Harding Effie Petrie Syl White Farm McLouth High School Mary Smurr Oklahoma Elizabeth Eller Harry Wellman Frank Champion Audrey Davison Lucille ‘Harding Herman Vandriff Standwood Jim Lawless Woodstock Zook Miss Haworth Jesus Gethsemane Moltie Oslin Nettie Haworth Harmon Haworth Jes Hazel Moses Kansas City Ed Davison Sam Petrie Charley Means Dan ‘Petrie Little Neighborhood Circle Club Joe Boyd Hardy Oak Cemetery Association Homer Willits Margaret Tonganoxie F. 5 Champion

Lake View Social Roundup in Riverside and Topeka

Mr L E Church of Kansas City spent Monday night and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Mack Grant and family. Mrs Eugene Artman of Riverside called on Mrs Hodson for Rhode Island Red eggs. A business trip to Topeka was taken by L E Church, Mack Grant, Irene Grant and Otis Farmer. Bobby Perkins visited the Clark home near Riverside Tuesday. Misses Margaret Hodson spent time with her grandmother Mrs Hodson. Mrs Mary Grant near Number Six is recovering from influenza. Mrs Spray of Riverside called on Mrs Mack Grant for goose eggs. Farmers are reseeding sorn crops after rain rotted them and heat speeds growth.

L. E. Church Kansas City Mack Grant Eugene, Artman Riverside Hodson Rhode Island Irene Grant Otis Farmer Topeka Tuesda Bobby Perkins Clark Mack Grand Tom Grant Number Six Margaret Hodson Mary Grant Spray

Vinland Miss Shumaker to Tour Seven Weeks

Miss Phyllis Shumaker, Vinland rural high school teacher, will leave next week for an Omnibus College tour lasting seven weeks. A May 17 letter from Porterville California resident Mrs J C Stevens notes Mrs Chapman’s health improving and mobility returning. Nearby health and travel updates include LaVaughn Waldron of Lawrence ill with pneumonia and local social visits by Seth Fenton B A Stevens and Mr Bridenstine in Manhattan. Members of the region traveled to Kansas City to visit Fred Cutter at his daughter’s home, while Virland cemetery attendees from distant towns included Mr and Mrs Sam Nye and Mr and Mrs Reese of Topeka and Albert Anderson.

and Ries -Hagerman Lawherlia Ben Fred Piper Lawrence Eliza Hyland Baldwin Oid W. E. Hoskinson Methodist Church Orville Hemphill Presbyterian Church Union Sunday School RG. Stevens Pera Isaac Ban Vinland Banta Peakrs Rural High School Eirandmother Une George Sturdy Margaret Ruth Ellen Craig John Hill Blanche Baker Flory St. Joseph Bridenstine Winfield Kan Kermit Laughlin Business Oskaloosa Roberta Hammond Kalb Phyllis Shumaker Vinland Rural High School J. C. Stevens Porterville Calif Chapman Hermosa Beach Sis‘ter LaVaughn Waldron Seth Fenton A. Stevens Manhattan W. H. Hoskinson H. N.‘ Hoskinson Hubert George Kelley Kansas City Fred 2 Cutter Opera Virland Sam ‘Nye Reese Topeka Albert Anderson

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