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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1939
Page
8
Scenic Falls presents a long word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues many with cryptic partial answers. The page also carries social notes including visits and dinners from residents of Cleveland Clark to local families, with dates and guest lists, and reminders of upcoming school opening and teachers.
Wood bed library table porch swing corner lavatory horse power motor and overcoat for sale. Call at 1315 Tenn.
The Day In Wall Street reports a late profit taking after initial war‑risk optimism tied to British action against Hitler and Daladier’s remarks. Trading totaled 1 791 000 shares, with utilities and mail order stocks under pressure while war commodities rose briefly.
Chicago and Kansas City markets show heavy activity with wide price swings as traders chase pace with European war moves. Wheat and corn futures fluctuated, later closing with gains. livestock and soybeans also posted varying weekly results across hogs, cattle, and lambs as USDA reports roll in.
Mr and Mrs Joe Collins and family visited Chap man Clarence Hassler and Mrs Walter Wilkins over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Herbert Friend Miss Idell Herlan and Johnny Foltz of Topeka attended the Overbrook fair and dance Saturday night.
Bethel residents hosted and visited relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones hosted dinner guests with Mrs. R. F. Russell and Mrs. Mary DeVaney. Beverly Brown from Los Angeles stayed a week with Bertha Garrett. Velma Vance and Sarah Bond helped with housework. Overbrook fair attendees and multiple local visits wrapped up a busy period.
Trucker calls promptly about an animal in good condition. Company pays more than others for old live horses and dry bones. Lawrence Ren aering Works advertises contact by phone 197 and urges customers to call Central Charge.
Robert and Milton Reifschneider of Eudora spent Sunday at the William Reetz home with Milton planning to stay a few days. Katherine Reetz joined the Young People’s league in Eudora for a trip to Alma. Mrs. Robert Schellack and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cochran visited Lester Coffman and family in LeLoup. Otto Vitt and daughter Arlene traveled to Kansas City to visit relatives. Clarence Neigs reports a lost valuable horse last week. Some farmers sow rye for pasture and watermelon hauling remains active. Albert Steinbring and family visited his mother in Lawrence. Minnie Bowen continues treatment at Research hospital in Kansas City.
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