States frame plan to use parks as national system
Washington reports the National Conference on State Parks, led by president John Barton Payne, argues states should add state parks to supplement national parks under a act allowing public lands. Ninety eight units totaling about 2.6 million acres have been identified, with several areas withdrawn from disposal by the General Land Office as states form park tracts.
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North Lawrence Club Meeting and Local Notices
The Nietas club met with Mrs Finchér on Wednesday afternoon. Opera selections were performed with Il Trovatore, and Mrs di J Krum shared stories. Refreshments were served by Vine and Pine. Next meeting will be at Met Lath with Mrs J d Kram. officer elections planned. Best will begin a series of meetings in the organized Sunday. Woodlawn PTO meets Wednesdays in the Auditorium. Fifth grade girls sang The Temperance Dolly and a class presented The Black Baby play. Hamilton spoke on Parent-Teacher Council Work. a vocal solo by Alice Dicker followed by a business session. The association adjourned to meet next regular session. Mrs M Senor and kin visiting in Port Arthur, Texas. E G Bogle enroute to Solomon City. Frances Banner plans to move to Lawrence in a few days.
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No Privacy in Honey Bee News at Carter Farm
scattered notes from a rural community recount social visits among the Carters and neighbors, praise for school prizes, and local kinship events. mentions of library additions, trips to Lawrence and Kansas City, and seasonal fair prizes at Big Springs Fair.
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Local morning farm trades and games among Harmony pupils
Mabel Agnes Schendel and Bernice Holmes led Harmony pupils in an afternoon basketball match with Fleasant Oak on Friday. Pleasant Oak won the game. Ben Brecheisen hauled corn from Martin Breithaupt’s home on Saturday morning. Families and neighbors attended football and farmers union gatherings, with many listed in attendance or visits to relatives in Edsco, Fall City, Orange and Lawerence area towns.
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George Breithaupt
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Mabel Agnes Schendél
Bernice Holmes
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Martin Breithaupt
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Eudorg High
Topeka
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Roy Breithaupt
Henry Hausman
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Fall City
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Winter social notes from the Farm B meeting
Winter social notes report a regular Farm B meeting held Sunday with Lenore, Christeen, and Zire among visitors from Lawrence. Mrs. Charles Wi led the afternoon session for planning bats. Harry Sutton attended a play in Bi Springs Friday night and visited relatives in Richland through Sunday.
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Quilt Project For Mrs Schroyer Planned In Sept
Harry Carrs notes show Mrs Harley Armstrong will host a quilting session in September to finish the hostess and treasure quilt for Mrs Schroyer. Event emphasizes community craft and charity.
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Social News From Kanwaka Area Dinner Guests
Kanwaka residents report a sequence of family dinners and visits. Mr and Mrs A E Ulrich hosted with Mrs Mattie Ulrich of Lawrence and sisters visiting from New York and Lawrence, with plans to visit Washington DC before returning home. Mr and Mrs W Fy Elkin hosted Alya and Mrs George Miller and Miss Mary Miller with Dorothy Elliott and Donald Elkin visiting Topeka for the Jay. Mrs M C Elliott and Frank had guests. Mrs S J Seetin hosted. Charles Johnson of Oklahoma visited Mrs and Mrs Ben Tompenny. Mrs Albert Adkins and two children returned to Mexico Missouri after weeks with relatives. Curtis DP traveled with them to Kansas City. Maz Spencer McQuerry of…
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Don Claar
Harold
Ethel Mae
Leila
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We Miller
Lawrence
Terman Banks
Big Springs
W. S. Miller
Horan Banks
Siler
Frank Wates
Merle Samuel
Quensie
Lecompton
Frank Wattis
Lea’ Hill
Evert Gene
M Charles Winter
I Willis Colman
Shaw
Galesburg
Kans
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Kansas City
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Theodore Arm
Big Springs Fair
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Tonganoxie
Carr
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Charles Johnson
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Albert Adkins
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Tytner
Curtis
Fay
Prank
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Local Notices and Deaths in September Gathering
Idaho social circle reports visitors and guests including Mrs D H Spencer and Miss Loretta Tessee. John Newe Kansas City visitor, Loretta Shay returns from Memorial Hospital. Clarence Belles funeral attended by friends. Family ties amid illnesses with Green Castle Mo visit, Hirds and Arnott noted.
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Miss Bala Urulees Hit By Car On Massachusetts Street
A teacher named Miss Bala Urulees was struck by a car while walking on Massachusetts Street on Saturday. She was dealing with a slow pace and sustained injuries, with bystanders assisting until responders arrived.
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