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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1939

Page

8

Press train travels with King George and Queen Elizabeth

Francis Stevens son of Prof W C Stevens, Winnipeg Free Press and Regina Leader-Post correspondent, travels with the royal party on the North American tour aboard the press train. He has covered Ottawa royal events and will log over 8,000 miles May 15 to June 15, reporting for multiple papers.

King George Queen Elizabeth W. C. Stevens Francis Stevens Royal Party Winnipeg Free Press Regina Leader-Post Sakatoon Seer Roan Vancouverian Stevens Ottawa Governor General Mr. Stevens Royal Air Force Lawrence Man Iceland Palestine Athens Greece Budapest Hitler Mussolini Rome Winnipeg Canada New York New Orleans The University of Kansas

What Would You Do Wedding Etiquette Quiz

A reader quiz on proper wedding manners covers attire by groom and guest gifts. It asks if a bride must wear head coverings, whether to send a gift when not invited to the reception, and how money gifts should be acknowledged. It also suggests a staff gift scenario with a proposed solution.

Stretching Exercises Taken Before Rising Banish Sluggishness

An in bed wake up routine is suggested to combat morning sluggishness during summer. It outlines a five minute sequence of stretches to improve circulation and wakefulness, followed by grooming tips and portable travel items for vacation.

Jane Wyman

Ninety Ninth Birthday of County Resident Sarah Bond O Connor

Mrs. Sarah Bond O Connor, born May 14 1840 in Ohio, celebrated her 99th birthday on May 14 Mother’s Day at the home of her daughter Mrs G W Trent in Kansas. She has lived in Douglas county about eighty one years and remembers Quantrill’s 1863 raid on Lawrence. She is one of ten children with six living and has numerous grandchildren and a great grandchild. Her long life includes farming east of Lone Star and ownership of farm property now held.

Sarah Bond O’connor G. W. Trent Michigan Street Greely Bond Topeka Alva Bond Overbrook Etta Saile Kansas City Anna Schnur Oklahoma City Okla Trent Arthur Henry Messenheimer Kanwaka Ohio O’connor Sarah Rohrer Indiana Iowa Kansas Lone Star Silas Bond Colorado Douglas County Lawrence Quantrill Augst

Dorothy Shaad Wins National Research Fellowship in Psychology

Miss Dorothy Shaad has been notified she won a national research fellowship in psychology. She will start in Boston September 1 and will direct the refraction clinic at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear hospital after June 1. She plans research in the Howe laboratory at Harvard Medical School under Harvard supervision.

Dorothy Shaad Boston Massachusetts Eye and Ear Hospital Massachusetts General Hospital Howe Laboratory Harvard Medical School

Heavenly Strawberry Preserves For Large Berries And Color

A home canning note describes using large ripe strawberries with equal sugar, slow heat until juice, then rapid boil five minutes. Fold onto a platter and sun or refrigerate to keep color and firmness. Mrs. Arthur Ott, Route 1, Eudora. Also notes storing bread to prevent mold using refrigeration.

Arthur Ott Route 1 Eudora

Baldwin News Roundup of Social and School Moves

Mrs. John Laury and Clara Laury visit Baldwin with Mary Ellen Laury a Baker freshman. Nadine Carpenter new Excelsior teacher. Eleanor Mae Long to teach Baldwin fourth grade. Lane resigns as Palmyra trustee to join son in Iola business. Memorial Day observance planned at Vinland cemetery with Rev G H Casper.

John Laury Kansas City Clara Laury Chicago Baldwin Mary Ellen Laury Baker Fred Heine Little Daugher Beverly Louise A. W. Robertshaw Do. A. Lane Palmyra Township Lane Iola Frank Lane Nadine Carpenter Excelsior Charles Carpenter Eleanor Mae Long Overbrook Lucy Gordon Yates Center Miss Long Emporia State Teachers College Frank H. Wells Charles George Ditmars Lawrence Virgil Wood Emporia Vinland Cemetery Worden Sunday School Orville Elm Case Library Quayle Harriet Osborne

Baldwin community hosts garden fete and softball planning

The article notes a garden fete hosted by a Baldwin hostess and lists attendees including Lois Elm Evelyn Kline Marie Fleer Ruth Darlene Hornberger Maxine Finch and Kathleen Reep. It mentions a meeting at city hall next Monday at 7 30 for those interested in a summer softball league.

Baldwin Lake Lois Elm Evelyn Kline Marie Fleer Ruth Darlene Hornberger Maxine Finch Kathleen Reep City Hall George McFerren Elton Peterson Loren Doherty Chicago McFerren Baker James S. Chubb Lincoln Baldwin Laura Pearson Cleta Coxen Betty Ann Kansas City Minnie Ralph L Larvellen Neb Calvin McCormack Floyd M. Perkins Cora Perkins A. P. Miller Robert Charles San Fernando Cal Minto Charles Wichita Anna Jenkins Topeka E. O. Hahn Theodore Clark Toronto Dr. Clark

Baldwin Residents Gather for Graduates and Week End Visits

Local families visit Baldwin for high school baccalaureate exercises and graduation events. Foster sister Geraldine Burton among graduates. Relatives from Kansas City Nebraska and Topeka join in the weekend gatherings.

Hermin Minnis Bucklin Baldwin Minnis Virginia Hargett Geraldine Runnion Burton I. C. Rankin Elizabeth Rankin Nebraska Miss Rankin Traverse City Mich Zelda Leach Letterman Kansas City Helen Leach Francis Yeoman Wichita Elmer Brown el Dorado Norma Lockwood Topeka A. O. Lockwood Mary Lockwood Alta Vista College Storm Lake John Schwartz Colorado Merle Hitchcock Charles Showalter Neal C. M. Showalter Frank E. Bailey Potter A. E. Burgtorf John Francis Don Shawnee C. E. Francis Ralph Kennedy

Illness prompts Tulsa visit and community notices

Ives Chapel records show Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ehart of Tulsa visiting due to Mrs. Ehart's mother illness while Miss Peggy O Dea, a Ottawa high student, spends a month with her parents. Various local residents attend social visits and a Iris party at the Kalb home as hospital transfers occur and kin gather in the community.

Ray Ehart Tulsa Okla Ehart John Ehart Charles Jordon Peggy O'Dea Ottawa High School Patrick O'Dea J. F. Cunningham Marlin Cook R. G. McConnell Emma Kalb John Dean Norma Athey Charles Wineinger Frank Lobinger Mary Lou Ixalb L. B. Twichell

Local Residents Visit and Social Events Read in Lawrence and Wells

Miss Myra Dodson of Lawrence helped Mrs. Marion Fowler with quilting on Wednesday. Sunday visitors to the E. W. Craig home included Dr. Jim Moore Tom Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hedricks of Springhill and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben England and their children of Wellsville. Frank Craven and children Gehe Wayne Doris Jan and Donald with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wineinger also visited Sunday.

Myra Dodson Lawrence Marion Fowler Jim Moore Tom Moore Jimmy Hedricks Springhill Reuben England Wellsville E. W. Craig Frank Craven Gehe,Wayne Doris Jan Donald Charles Wineinger

Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Clue List

A dense list of crossword style clues with numbered positions for across and down entries, including hints for people, objects, actions, and concepts across various lengths and categories. The page compiles both horizontal and vertical clues for a themed puzzle.

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