Five University Students Fined for Larceny
Five University of Rakesata students including Ed Harriman and Jock Wilson were fined $3 each for larceny by Judge O Lane. They were accused of carrying off warning lamps set up by Kansas Public Service on exposed fixtures along a block under construction. LeRoy Alexander of the Public Service reported most lamps were missing but were largely recovered. four lamps were found with police. Officers Colline and Dowers filed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Rakesatadente
Ed Harriman
W. D. Azniahl
Dean Campbell
Jock Wilson
Tom Harrison
Tenjk Street
Cierce
O. Lane
Jim Colline
Lilburn Dowers
Crep in Deegles County Will Av erage 66 Bushels
Grainmen report corn receipts remain heavy at St Lawrence elevators with daily totals near 3 000 bushels as harvest peaks approach. Local quotations steady at 2 05 a bushel while yields per acre vary from 40 to 66 bu in Deegles and Douglas counties. Corn quality is generally good though some lots are a bit tough and free corn cabs are offered at the elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lawrence
Altho
Harold Beehie
Eudora
Douglas County
George Buten
ACA
League of Women Voters Hosts Membership Tea and Talks
Mrs. Philip Dergarce presided at the League of Women Voters membership tea in First Presbyterian Church. She outlined a national educational campaign on atomic energy and economic goals while members discussed inflation measures Marshall plan and the International Trade Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Dergarce
League of Women Vetere
Thurey
John Patton
Fedio Arid
Waague
National League
Karsas
Europe
Havana
Jeaue
Pergance
League
Fatton
Intentional Trade Organization
Lawrence Business Club attends regional conference at Hotel Jefferson
Mire Roland Roney represents the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's club at the South Central regional conference this week in St Torneden. Lawrence Memorial Hospital patient Donald F. George enrolled in Chillicothe business college for commercial accounting and machine bookkeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Roney
Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Jefferson
Torneden
Katherine Torneden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walser Thome
Underwood
Jack Boardman
Donald F. George
Business College
Chillicothe
FE. W. George
Ohio Street
Navy
HW. Wiliam Firner, Jr
Donald Cole
Harry Winters
Stanley Miter
John A. Newman
Livestock market notes and price shifts in New York
The report lists calf, veal, sheep, and turkey categories with varying prices and totals. It notes market movement in grain and stock trading, including a light pause and scattered improvements as traders adjust to demand.
Market Gains and Declines Highlight Trading Close
In Lawrence Kansas on October 10 1917 traders watched turnover surge with extreme gains and notable losses across sectors. Shares in Chrysler for example moved early and slowed while others like Youngstown Sheet and Montgomery Ward posted activity alongside rail and oil interests including Santa Fe and Skelly Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-Worl
Lawrence
Kansas
Steele
Br Atgadie
Chryser
Mission
Carp Skelly Oil
Truas Co
Monite
Fragmented OCR Note on European Prospects and Dividends
An unclear fragment notes European prospects and dividend tone. It mentions Gomme and Soin og brieht egrainage but lacks coherent facts, dates, or names to form a solid event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ian Jie
Weery
Sparyuy
Gomme
Stoke
Veterans Dinner for Wadsworth V A Vets at KU South Dakota Game
Alford-Clarke post 52 V F W and the Auxiliary plan a dinner for disabled World War II veterans from Wadsworth Veterans Hospital attending the University of Kansas versus South Dakota State football game in Lawrence. Red Cross volunteers and YWCA helpers will staff the event with transportation arranged by Kansas City Red Cross chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford-Clarke Post
V.F.W
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
University of Kansas
U.south Dakota
W. T. Deuce
Red Cross
Lawrence Vewrans
Lawrence
Kansas City
Wadsworth
W. T. Len
Grace Cox
Mary Jehell
Jona Fowler
Y.W.C.A
Sale Of Disorganized Jones School District Building
The Jones school district 73 in Kanwake township will be auctioned at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The disorganized district follows consolidation trends in Douglas County with Lake View and Riverdale recent mergers. Proceeds from the sale will be shared among districts 19 Young District 60 Warned and Creek. Emma Berg county school superintendent announces the distribution plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones School
Kanwake
Douglas County
Lake View
Rivegarde
Jones
Pat
Young
Warneld
Wer Creek
Pénee
Emma Berg
Notable Lawrence figures and PTA notes from 1947 period
In Lawrence, Dr. Ted Kennedy will speak on American democracy tomorrow at 12 55 p m on WREN, sponsored by the Al ford Clarke post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Two local men win fraternity pledges at KU, Robert Milliken of Gamma Delta and James Mason of Delta Upsilon. Mortgage and deed registration activity in the third quarter of 1947 lagged behind last year, per Harold Beck, who corrected a misattribution. Trader Jerome Hileman, son of LSW Hileman, is on Kemper Sitar School football squad. An ancient Egypt beer jug note appears as a fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREN
Ted Kennedy
Alford-Clarke Post
Veteran of Foreign Wars
Lawrence
Uiversity of Kansas Fraternities
Robert Milliken
The
Gamma Delta
James Mason
Delta Upsilon
Harvid Beck
Beck
Jerome G. Hileman
LSW
Hilemann
Coury “D
Kemper Sitar School
Boonville
Former Lawrence resident visits, recalls youth and addresses
A Silver City New Mexico couple and Misa Elizabeth Barnes of Washington DC arrive in Lawrence for a visit. They recall living on Rhode Island Street, note street-name changes, and praise Lawrence police courtesy and local restaurants. The Barnes party plans to travel to Abilene after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Barnes
Silver City
N.M
Barnes
Misa Elizabeth Barnes
Washington, SC
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Harold Barnes
Reathbors
Dorothy Canfield
Rhode Island
Robert Barnes
Deane Malote
Abilene
Eight Year Old Hit by Truck In Lawrence
Larry Gene Shirley Altenburg an eight year old boy from Aishuscar was seriously injured in an East Eighth Street accident when a cattle truck struck him. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a fractured right leg a fractured pelvis and a groin laceration. His condition was described as good today. The driver Lloyd Spencer of Lecompton said he had no warning before his rear wheels ran over the boy as he stepped from the curb onto the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gene Shirley
G. J. Altenburg
Fairfax Hotel
East Eighth Street
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Larry
William Cox
Lloyd Spencer
Lecompton
Cox
Spencer
Deaths and Funerals for Crane Dunlap Brazell
Michael Oliver Crane nine month old son of Albert and Mrs. Crane of 927 Delaware street dies at home. Graveside services are set at Oak Hill cemetery tomorrow at p.m. Survived by sister Beverly Jean and brother Albert Eugene. Fae Mary Dunlap 31 wife of Ralph G. Dunlap dies at home in Eudora. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Elisa Ward inherits notice of Eliza Brazell death in St. Louis from heart attack. Brazell sister Ida Miller called to St. Louis. funeral services to be held in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Oliver Crane
Albert Crane
Delaware Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Beverly Jean Crane
Albert Eugene Crane
Fae Mary Dunlap
Ralph G. Dunlap
Eudora
Elisa Basteil Ward
Eliza Brazell
St. Louis
Brazell
Ida Miller
Brazel
Itesa
Court Upholds Acts Validating School District Reorgs
Kansas Supreme Court upheld acts validating reorganizations of more than 200 rural school districts, a ruling that avoids a special legislative session. Attorney General Arnant contended the measures were proper legislative action. Brown County attorney Harry F. Miller led the test case, arguing chaos would follow an adverse decision.
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Topeka
Dot
The
Kansas Supreme
Acta
Kansas Rira’ Scheal Districta
Edward Fo Arnsant
Supreme Court
Arn
Harry FE. M.ler
Brown County
Ann
Beadleston Bride Jean Becomes Buckner in Springfield Mo
Mrs Sam Beadleston of Route 4 Springfield Missouri announces the marriage of her daughter Jean to Alfred L Buckner son of Mr and Mrs Lee Buckner of Willard Missouri on Sunday October 5 The ceremony was held at the home of Rev Fate Montgomery Springfield with immediate family present They were attended by Gladys Watson and Robert Kyle of Willard The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at Lilydale Farm Route 4 Buckner works on a dairy farm In other local items the Past Presidents club of the Social Order of the Beauceant meets at Castle Tea room with hostesses Mrs Carl Holbeck and Mrs Byron Cooke Ingleside club plans a musical tea and guest day at Mrs C C Stewart's home Sunny Valley Home Demonstration unit met with 15 members with lessons on Care of Bedding and officers elected including Mrs Reynolda Shultz Liond Webel secretary treasurer and recreation leader Mrs Alvin Davide son The next meeting will be at Mrs W Love's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Beadleston
Route 4
Springfield
Mao
Jean
Alfred L. Buckner
Ate Lee Buckner
Willard
Fate Montgomery
Walnut Grove Baptist Church
Gladys Watson
Robert Kyle
Miss Watson
Mrs. Buckner
Lilydale Farm
Kroon
Buckner
Eudora and Lawrence School
Willard High School
Navy
Social Order of the Beauceant
Castle Tea Room
Hocteeses
Carl Holbeck
Byron Cooke
Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Kenneth Jones
W. A. Ousdahl
Jones
Mra Reynolda Shultz
Liond Webel
Alvin Davideson
Market News Teal Marks in Cattle and Grain Prices
Market notes show cattle and grain prices with steady to weak trends. Demand remains mixed as buyers and shippers clear up backlogs, with cutters and vealers mostly steady and feeders softening slightly amid fluctuating futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
In Memoriam Corporal Ray Dissinger 1906 1943
A memorial verse from Mrs. Florence Stanley Dissinger honors Corporal Ray Stanley Dissinger, killed in 1943. The poem recalls his service, memorializes his grave with snow and a white cross, and expresses faith in Jesus as he rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Ray Stanley Dissinger
Jesus
Florence Stanley Dissinger
Sunflower Ordnance Works hosts reserve officers meeting
Lt Col Robert Bacher spoke at the Lawrence branch gathering held at Sunflower new headquarters. He compared current operations to wartime peak when 12 000 workers were employed and noted most of the plant is on standby with one section producing ammonium nitrate liquor for fertilizer shipped overseas. Justice notes record fines for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bacher
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lawrence
513Th Composite Group
Army Reserve Officers
Sunflower
Bacher
Marriage Licenses Issued in West Mineral and Lawrence
Two couples received marriage licenses yesterday: Richard S. Bennett 20 and Mary A. Hawthorne 21 of West Mineral, and Raymond G. June 26 and Vivian I. Harris 25 of Lawrence. A DAV meeting is set tomorrow at the Eldridge hotel from 1 to 5 p m with Topeka officer Henry J. White urging participation. Jesse Sweeser of Route 3 was fined one dollar plus court costs for a faulty tail by county jury yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Bennett
Mary A. Hawthorne
West Mineral
Raymond G. June
Vivian I. Harris
Lawrence
DAV
Disabled American Veterans Organization
Eldridge Hotel
Henry J. White
Topeka
Jesse Sweeser
Juray
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White
Ucha
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J. Oe
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Mansie
Wall Street
Chiunee
Henner
Attavis - Lae Tgietie
Peaney
Sears-Roetock
Ainraf
U F.W
K.U
Widing
Jones District
Egypsia
Lad
Ingleside Club
C. C. Stewart
Lela Whiteford
W. FE. Craddock
W. Love
Dehante
Memoriam
Air-Express News
Bevens
Gionfridde and
Casey
Earl Wright Landscape Service
Wright Way
Lucene
Accountantea
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & 5 Finance Co
Ethan A. Smith
Moving and Transfer Co
Department OF Kansas
Disabled American Veterans
Eldridge
Eee
Ers
Aly
Tetaa
Sarink
Saree
Mani
Laney
Douglas
McGrew & Peck
EAS
City OF St.louis
Union Pacific
S.O.W
Maurice Bell
East Fourteenth Street
Herbert Young Bear
Haskell
O. J. Lane
Young Bear
Ospread Capes
Newton E. Jerome
Hainois
Bold
Authorized Kimball
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Jane Russell
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