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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1935

Page

5

American Royal Opens Tomorrow

Kansas City reports the American Royal livestock and horse show opening tomorrow for an eight day run. Stockmen from 20 states enter 2,500 animals for premiums totaling 75,000 as 173,000 visitors expected. The show features prize draft horses, beef cattle, dairy cows, swine, sheep, and poultry with a vaudeville horse exhibit. 4-H and vocational agriculture students participate, praising the event as a new deal.

Kansas City UPI Midwest Animal Kingdom Frank Servacious James C. Swift Farm Youth Servacious Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Roland Elling Clyde Randauist Harold Shull Riley County W. L. Nelson Columbia

Thief Tamps Locks Steals Cash in Williamsport Office Row

A thief tampered with locks in five city offices above police headquarters in Williamsport and stole about $160 plus checks from other offices in the same block. He counted the loot on a bench outside the county detective’s office at the courthouse, leaving some checks for the detective. Beggar's Bank Goes Begging follows in Philadelphia with Johnny Prennan.

Associated Press Williamsport

Flattering black backet dress pattern No 2598

A feminine black novelty woolen backet dress with satin crepe upper, designed for sizes 14 through 18 years and busts 35 to 40 inches. Material needs listed for size 16, along with pattern price, ordering details, and Fall Winter Fashion Book offer from The Lawrence Journal-World.

Lawrence Journal-World Fifth Ave New York N. Y

Collapse of Wholesale Prices After Three Panics

A Topeka report notes price collapses following three major panics. The item mentions Mrs. Fred Neely and local social updates, including births, visits, and community notes across Overbrook, Topeka, Manhattan, and Ottawa University. Obituary details include W. T. Dickson 81, longtime Kansas resident and former Kansas State Grange officer, with relatives in Kinneyville and Phoenix.

Kinney Family Rites Held In Overbrook

Funeral services for Mrs Kinney were conducted at the Overbrook Methodist Church with burial in Overbrook Cemetery. Surviving relatives include three daughters, three sons, 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren, plus siblings and in-laws from Overbrook and Idaho Falls. Marian Vann won a Kansas prize in a Swift Packing Co 4 H contest and earns a Chicago trip during the International Livestock Show week. The Anderson Raible Post of the American Legion met in Richland to plan a banquet in Overbrook October 21 for Preston Dunn. The Thimble club met with Mrs Valentine hosting and guests from Topeka.

Kinney Bertha Garrett Clyde Dickson Overbrook Charles Idaho Falls Idaho Marian Vann Kansas Swift Packing Company Chicago Marian Anderson Raible American Legion Richland Preston Dunn State of J. W. Valentine Thimble Club Holcomb Topeka Clarence Coursen Robert Mike Fisher Cleveland Clark Mary. Bryson Lickskiller Gertrude Miles Nebraska Mahalia Marshall

Mackey Community Club Hosts Friday Meeting

Evelyn Collins of Wakarusa visited her aunt Mrs Raymond Gardner last Friday. A Wesley Foundation picnic and treasure hunt was held by Kansas University Wesley students with Mrs Rev Edwin Price leading. Lorene Fairbairn and Veretta Fairbairn were dinner guests of the Clifford Reusch family in Lawrence on Sunday. Louis Fairbairn and Miss Gibson planned to attend the state meeting in Manhattan Sunday evening. The Mackey community club will meet Friday, with Tonganoxie youths on the program. City of Kansas trained at a local hospital spent Sunday with brother Thomas Cawley. Various local visits and birthday celebrations noted among area families.

Fred Neely Topeka Claudine Miller Washburn College A. M. Hart Milburn Taylor Benham, Ky Taylor Rosa Hart Carol Hart Taylor H.R. Hampshire Mary Louise Dave Umberger Manhattan Overbrook Vern Eberly Roy Eberly Avis Dana Hobson Near Baldwin Harold Flory Chloe Wright Church of the Brethren Lone Star Glenn Dodder Bobby John Dodder Ardelle Baker Russell Baker Players’ Club Ottawa University Charles Ware San Angelo Tex Ed Moss Florence Benander Otto Brentlinger O. A. Barnes Betty Lou Weil Junior Hesseltine Maple Hill E. E. Patterson Laura Hart Junction City John Herlan Burlingame Ed Lee del Herlan James Sullivan Johnny Friend Hurricane Grange Osage County Harry Dickson Phoenix Ariz Dickson Evelyn Collins Wakarusa Raymond Gardner Gardner Frank Bereiter Kansas City Lorene Fairbairn Wesley Foundation Wesley Students of Kansas University Edwin Price C. S. Fairbairn Lorene Vernetta Fairbairn Montgomery County Miss Gibson Independence Clifford Reusch Lawrence Miss Fairbairn Mackey Community Club Tonganoxie Amy Cawley Kansas City Thomas Cawley Cawley Clinton Park H. L. Chambers Ross Stanwix George Buck Creek J. C. Hemphill Nannie Charlton

Death of beggar with no heirs noted by judge

Judge Charles Sinkler reported the beggar died without heirs and left a bank balance of 792 dollars. The clipped notes mention nuptials, hospital settings, and multiple Kansas events including marriages, a car crash in Morrill, and a three to one male to female student ratio at Colorado State College in Fort Collins.

City Hall Charles Sinkler Stag Fort Collins Colo Colorado State College

Indian Summer Again Topeka Oct 18

New early morning readings show frosty northwest breezes easing as Indian summer lines up for a return. Robb notes plains warming through today and tomorrow with upper seventies generally by tomorrow. Rainfall ends. several towns report inches in downpours overnight. England dinner trend shifts back to hot meat meals at home amid meat traders federation view.

Topeka Canada Kansas Mercury Goodland Edmonton A. D. Robb United States Plains Modena Utah Robb Walnut Blue Rapids Centralia Wheaton Parsons England London National Federation of Meat Traders Associations

Pleasant Valley Community News Highlights

Pleasant Valley notes reflect Old Settlers reunion in Baldwin, visits from Mrs Flynn and son Bobbie and Mrs Burns of Liberty Missouri, wheat sowing and silo work, Farm Bureau gathering in Lawrence, P T A meeting slated October 18, Holcom elected delegate to Farmers Union, and multiple visits among local families including the O Keefe and Dunigan households with a trip to State Lake at Tonganoxie.

A. L. Holcom Old Settlers Baldwin Dunigan Tonganoxie Crissie Richardson

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