4 H members win style and judging honors at county fair
Fourteen 4 H members from Douglas county are selected for Topeka and Hutchinson fairs. Arlene Flory wins style champion and Irene Hoover is alternate. Home Economics, clothing, canning and room improvement teams named with coaches Mrs Frank Horrell and club leaders. State fair booths to showcase Belleview Sunflower and Firefly projects.
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Arlene Flory
Firefly
Big Springs
Hutchinson
Irene Hoover
Firefly Club
Topeka
Douglas County
Areta Alford
Doris Anderson
Edith Anderson
Lucile Anderson
Winifred Anderson
Ruth Brune
Robert Bigsby
Virginia Boehle
Hazle Boerkircher
Sara Bouton
Clare J. Colman
Waneta Colman
Joan Clough
Mrs. Beattie Collins
Leroy Durbin
Mae Jean Damm
Matthew Demeritt
Leta Mae Cox
Vera Durbin
Mary Lou Elliott
Eldred Fisher
Dorothy Gentry
Marion Gentry
Aileen Gibbler
Esther Gibson
Marjorie Gibson
Vera Belle Glaser
Berniece Goff
Augusta Hadl
Bertha Goff
Hazlett
Virginia
Marjorie Hierich
Eunice Sloover
Marvin Hartman
Frank Horrell
Arber
Flory
Ester Jones
Bill Henry
Julia Ice
Anthony Ice
Alford Ice
Mary E. Ice
Dolores Jackson
Mildred Johanning
Yola Johnson
Wilmar Johnson
Emmett Kring
Vernon Krenkel
Earl Mitchell
Lorene Matney
Doris Mitchell
Edith Mitchell
Jean Perkins
Mary Ann Peterson
Eunice Pohl
Irene Robertson
Helen Shaw
Norma Svoboda
Lois McClung
Phyllis Sanford
Marjorie Sanford
Jane Topping
Herbert Thiry
Mary Topping
Clarence Wulfkuhle
Robert Wulfkuhle
Loren Wulfkuhle
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Donald Wulfkuhle
Harold Johanning
Darryl Brune
Warren Hartman
Clifford Hartman
Jayhawk
Vinland
Rainbow
Margaret Heinrich
Belleview
Canning
Kanwaka
Wilma Lee Johnson
Clinton
Virginia Hazlett
Sunflower Club
4-H
Night air raid over London and southeast coast towns
British corridors report a large Luftwaffe night attack with 15 bombers and fighters. London endured minor damage to gas and water mains and a hospital hit with several casualties. Fighter opposition and anti aircraft fire dispersed most raiders across the channel.
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Air Ministry
London
Messerchmitt
Thames Estuary
England
Retired Banker Dew Atchison Dies in St Joseph Hospital
Dennis J. Ward, 65, former Severance banker and retired barker, died last night in a St. Joseph state hospital. He served as president of the Severance telephone exchange.
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Dew Atchison
Kan
Barker of
Severance
St. Joseph
Tate Hospital
Chancellor Malott and Family Return from Honolulu
Chancellor and Mrs Deane W Malott and children Robert Janet and Edith returned home after a vacation to Honolulu They were accompanied by Mr Malotts father M H Malott president of the Citizens Bank at Abilene The trip included a stop in San Francisco Miss Carlotta Nellis dorm director predicts she will attract 42 boyfriends in Templin Hall and 128 in three dorms from the new book So Youre Going to College By Maj Clarence E Lovejoy The piece notes KU Baker KS State and Washburn listed among 289 preferred institutions and cites Who's Who entries for graduates A colored janitor humorously suggests a boat for the flooded street scene
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Chancellor
Deane W. Malott
Robert
Janet
Edith
Honolulu
T. H
Malott
M. H. Malott
Citizens’ Bank
Abilene
Malotts
Francisco
Carlotta Nellis
Templin Hall
University of Kansas
Baker University
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Washburn College
Topeka
United States
Clarence E. Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Columbia University
New York City
Baker _university
Postponed event at Centenary Methodist due to health officer orders
Heard in Lawrence reports the Centenary Methodist church gathering in North Lawrence was postponed to comply with health officer guidance limiting public events amid infantile paralysis concerns. Kansas City Star correspondent Ken Postlethwaite resigns. Mike Gubar to replace him and enroll as a University freshman. Willkie for President club offers 15 cent bumper signs via A. S. Peck at 735 Massachusetts Street.
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Centenary Methodist
North Lawrence
Yuna School
Ken Postlethwaite
Kansas City Star
Mike Gubar
Kansas City
Kan
Gubar
Kansas City, Kan
the Star
Willkie For President Club
A. S. Peck
McGrew-Peck Investment Company
Massachusetts Street
Deaths and Funerals Elizabeth Ann Studebaker 62
Elizabeth Ann Studebaker 62 died this morning at the home of Mrs. J E Boles in Coffeyville. She leaves three daughters Mrs Harold Emick and Mrs Joe Garbutt of Lawrence and Mrs Deaa Stoner of Pasadena California. one son Elbert Studebaker of Pasadena. one sister Mrs Will Ermie of Coffeyville. three brothers Sherman Babb of Los Angeles Charles Babb of Nowata Oklahoma and Allen Babb of Coffeyville. and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Elizabeth Ann Studebaker
J. E. Boles
New Hampshire Street
Harold Emick
Joe Garbutt
Lawrence
Deaa Stoner
Pasadena
Calif
Elbert Studebaker
Will Ermie
Coffeyville
Sherman Babb
Los Angeles
Charles Babb
Nowata
Okla
Allen Babb
Funeral services for Perley Claude Reynolds
Perley Claude Reynolds aged 68 died yesterday at his home 1535 New Hampshire street Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm from Schubert funeral home Rev R A Hunt officiating Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery He was employed by the National Refinery company for fifteen years He is survived by his wife Mrs P C Reynolds and two daughters Mrs Earl B Swarner of Kansas City Kansas and Miss Marpare Claudine Reynolds of the home
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Perley Claude Reynolds
Perley Claude. Reynolds
New Hampshire Street
Schubert Funeral Home
R. A.hunt
Memorial Park Cemetery
Reynolds
National Refinery Company
P. C. Reynolds
Earl B. Swarner
Kansas City, Kan
Marpare “Claudine Reynolds
the Ome
Capitol Pickets Dispersed by Police
Washington reporters say Capitol police halted a conscription demonstration led by organizers claiming about 200 protesters. The group planned to picket the house debating the draft measure but was dispersed.
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Capitol
Washington
Yankees Rally To Edge Senators In opener
In Washington, rookie Ernie Bonham tossed seven hits and drove in a run as the New York Yankees beat the Senators 2 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Bonham and Dickey pitched, with Gordon driving in the other run on a double.
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Washington
Ernie Bonham
New York Yankees
Senators
Bonham
Joe Gordon
New York
Dickey
Leonard
Ferrell
New York Washington
Donald
Rosar
Masterson
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Caster
Beckman
Hayes
Bagbi
Dickman
E. Johnson and Foxx
Cleveland
Detroit
Smith and Hemsley
Bridges, Benton and Tebbetts
Giants
Boston Bees
Tobin
Strincevich
Sullivan
Coffman
Piechota
Masi
Carpenter
Melton
Lynn
Pak Dea
Salvo
Berres
Schumacher
Dantsing
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Hugh Mulcahy
Brooklyn
Wyatt
Carleton
Casey
Tamulis
Phelpsanneay
Atwood
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Oo Lanning
Lopez
Vandermeer
Lombardi
St. Joseph
Topeka
Craftons Return From Vacation in the Northwest
Professor and Mrs. Allen Crafton and daughter Elizabeth return from a summer trip through Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Alberta, British Columbia, Idaho and Washington. They spent much of the season in Berkeley where he lectured at the University of California and spoke at a drama fair.
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Allen Crafton
Elizabeth
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Yellowstone
Canada
Alberta
British Columbia
United States
Idaho
Washington
Berkeley
Calif
Crafton
University of California
Penwomen’s Club
Craftons
Lawrence
J. G. Brandt
K. U
Brandt
Hawaii
Helen
Ted Paullin
K. U.s
Paullin
California
University
Pickens and Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Fred Zeller of NeSoto guest hosted by Leonard Anderson and Sam. Clawson spending week with son Arden Clawson and family. Anna Lou and Walter visited Leavenworth. Mrs Mattie Toyne visited Kansas City and Linwood friends. H L Bryan and K C Gryder families visited Laura Anderson. Miss Pierce from Lawrence came by plane for holiday with relatives then left for Chicago. Judd and Son drilling at C I Smith farm continues over a week.
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Fred Zeller
NeSoto
Leonard Anderson
Sam
J. F. Clawson
Arden Clawson
Janice
Sam Huntley
Anna Lou
Walter
Leavenworth
Mattie Toyne
Wesley Bates
George Toyne
Rose Brookenstrecher
Kansas City
Lyda Allison
Chicago
Laura Anderson
Iss Pierce
Lawrence
Miss Pierce
University housing committee tightens room listings
Inspection of student residences continues through the school year with a Saturday deadline for listing available apartments this semester. Henry Werner chairs the housing committee and notes that after listings are compiled no new entries will be added until next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Werner
University Committee
Housing Committee
University
Marie Miller
Wilbur Leonard
Elizabeth Meguiar
Marvin Goebel
Men’s Employment Bureau
R. I. Carnuteson
Student Health Service
Parke Woodard
F. P. O’brien
Men Rush Tuesday Fraternity Pledges to City Dinners
Men’s Pan Hellenic council announces next Tuesday night pledges will be met by actives and taken to dinners at various chapters across the city and nearby towns. Sigma Nu will host Judge Richard J. Hopkins as speaker at Mission Hills. bidding rules restrict early in-house entertaining. About 250 pledges expected. dates arranged by alumni and chapter actives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem_ Fairchild
Pan- Hellenic Council
University of Kansas
Sigma Nu
Richard J. Hopkins
Federal Court
Mission Hills
Fairchild
Winners at Horse Show at Tonganoxie
Two Lawrence saddle horses took top honors on opening day of Leavenworth County fair. Rio owned by Frances Andrews and ridden by Dorothy Wilson won the country five gaited class. Andrews rode Rio while Wilson rode Pink Chief owned by Ralph Achning to win the couples class judged by Dr. F. B. Jones. Lawrence horsemen plan to attend the Watson horse show Friday.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth County Fair
Tonganoxie
Rio
Frances Andrews
Dorothy Wilson
Miss Andrews
Miss Wilson
Ralph Achning
F. B. Jones
Topeka
Watson
Debating Burke-Wadsworth Draft Bill Turns Tense
Washington Sept. 5 The House returns to section by section debate on the Burke Wadsworth compulsory military training bill as a vote on conscription nears. A punch exchange in the well between Rep Sweeney and Rep Vincent stunned the chamber before Sweeney apologized and the debate continued amid sharp exchanges over the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Altho
House
Vincent
D.-Ky
Sweeney
D.-C
Roosevelt
United States
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wendell L. Willkie
General Marshall Eyes Tank Aid to Canada for Training
General George C. Marshall said the United States is considering releasing several hundred obsolete World War II tanks to Canada for training purposes. The proposal aims to bolster Canadian defense training cooperation amid ongoing wartime needs.
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Canada
Washington
George C. Marshall
Army
United States
Fall Leaf Fairs, Home Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs Hanna Pfleger visited her aunt Mrs Louie Neustifter and relatives in Lawrence and Kansas City over the weekend. Local families hosted and attended gatherings with Janel Schellack and Albert Stienbring households in the mix. students at Eudora High and teachers' meetings appear among the weekend events and travels to nearby towns.
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Hanna Pfleger
Gardner
Louie Neustifter
Frances Hauber
Treasé
Frank Hauber
Kansas City
Janel Schellack
Harvey Schelack
Wayne Vitt
Albert. Stienbring
Lawrence
Frank Scheenhofer
Clara Hendig
Sammie Crawford
Frank Bryant
Fred Keetz
St. Paul's Evangelical Church of
Eudora
Lela Kindred
Alvin Keetz
Ernest Freeman
Joeie Bryan
Former Ministers Charged in War Blame Case
The Petain government charged Pierre Cot and Guy Lachambre former air ministers in the war blame case before the supreme court and ordered their immediate arrest in Riom France.
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Riom
France
Petain
Pierre Cot
Guy Lachambre
Air
Supreme Court
Wheat Prices Jump on Defense Pace in Chicago Trade
Market reports show wheat futures rising nearly two cents as milling buyers and speculative funds entered the market. Declines from mid-August were trimmed but most gains held amid European war progress and cash wheat sales to crop insurance.
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Chicago
National Defense
Europe
Estimated Livestock Receipts for Kansas City
Official U S cattle 600 calves 200 hogs 1 200 sheep 2 000 listed for tomorrow in Kansas City.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
U.S.D.A
Grain quotes from Kansas City and Chicago markets
Wheat and corn prices steady to mixed with deferred months listed. Kansas City spot tones unchanged for wheat and varied for corn and oats. No. 2 white and No. 2 yellow corn shown with nominal gains and declines. Chicago futures mirror slight shifts with wheat near 76 to 78 cents, oats around 30 cents, and fats markets priced for September through May contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas uy Produce Update From Kansas City
The report lists percentages and figures for dairy and poultry items. Butterfat 37 percent for creamery products. Eggs 18 percent firsts and current receipts 17. Poultry includes hens 9 percent, broilers 149 15, springs 144 16, roosters 7144 9, geese 5 percent 7, ducks 6 percent 10, turkeys 11l 1d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Local Markets and Stocks Report with Grain and Bond Prices
Grain values show wheat 64 and yellow corn 60. Poultry prices listed by weight, eggs straight runs 15, hogs 6.80. Government bonds Treasury 3% a 43-41 March 102.20 and Treasury 448 52-47 119.31. Wall Street gains another point amid broad rally on strong war news and improving business, with notable shares led by U S Steel and General Electric as cotton edges higher.
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Treasury
Wall Street
New York
John Bull
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
U. S
Rubber
Allied Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
Lockheed
du Pont
J. C.penney
Johns Manville
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Great Northern
Santa Fe
New York Central
American Smelting
Phelps-Dodge
Chicago Potato Market Report Highlights Prices
Arrivals 67 on track 252 with total U S shipments 392. Idaho Russet Bur banks U S No 1 1 50 65 Idaho Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 1 50 55 Oregon Bliss Triumphe U S No 1 1 50 55 Nebraska Cobblers generally good quality 1 20 35 Minnesota Cobblers U S No 1 1 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ap-U
Classified livestock and farm product sales noted
Monthly activity across farmers markets shows thousands of dollars in livestock and farm product sales. The Journal-World classified advertising section records these transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thru Journal-World
Berlin Bombing Raids Hit Power Plant and Factory
British planes bombed a power station and a plane factory in Berlin during widespread raids stretching from the Baltic Sea to Cherbourg, France, an air ministry communiqué said tonight.
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Berlin
London
Stetting
Baltic Sea
Cherbourg
France
Air Ministry
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Wey
N.E.A
Germany
Chancellor Malott
K.U
Northwest
Pickens
and Vicinity
Kentucky
USDA
al. Chem & Dye
Il Am Smelt & R
At&s
Wrsane
Beth Steel Io
Cerro de Pas
Chrysler Corp
Scalvery
Consol Oil
Elec
Gen Motors
Int Harvest
AUS Montgom Wardenone
Nat Dairy Pr
North Am Co
C Penney Tm
Phillips Pet
Sers, Roebuck
hn Ltd lands u. Ltd_ Oil Ind
U_ S&S Steel wasnerstaseeseeneeemecammene
West el & Mfg
Hmaeezen
Ss Cities Service
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott, Mgr
BEAR
Pickens Machine Wks
Vt. St
Allison-Armstrong
Lawrence Business College
Schulz 2
Frigidaire
Hanna
Advanc Fae
Axminster
Florence Gas Range
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