Lawrence area residents face stray rock fire from hunters
Lawrence residents on East Nineteenth Street report stray shot from careless hunters. A couple near the railroad tracks watched three youths, 14 to 16, move along the rails and their porch was struck by shot a few feet away. They chose not to call the sheriff this time. Also: Jayhawkers’ sophomore halfback Charlie Hoag earns preseason honors as sophomore back of the year in Collier’s.
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Tennessee
Largest pledge list in history profiled across sororities
A genealogic Omaha style roll lists numerous sororities Alpha Omicron Pi Omega Delta and others with dozens of members from Kansas City Topeka Leavenworth and Wichita. The page names many women by full initials and cities highlighting a record pledge count and notable alumni. A divorce suit filed in ginecet court against F G Ireland is noted among community notices.
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Chicago
Matinya Miller
el Bande
Eand
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Ging Center
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Flaine Orlowske
Teavenworth
Anios Perry
Wichita
Ea Teanep
Tatsa
Kansan City
Beryl Fallette
Cotteyville
Renna Fauret
Arkansan City
Diana Oe Wienits
Mary Lou Fuller
North Kansas City
Millteent Hi Conway Springa
Harriet King
Diane Sacrerland
Lawrent Wernge
Jane North
Kansas City
United States crop forecast raises grain totals
Sept 11 government crop report estimates corn at 3 162 638 000 bushels and wheat at 1 011 644 009 bushels with Durum and other spring wheat figures. Winter wheat seen at 748 537 000. barley 297 922 000. soybeans 274 702 000. State leads include Kansas and Oklahoma and yield per acre details.
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Ture
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Shaine
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Ierbenna
U S Students to Leave for Home from London
About 50 American students and teachers stranded in London for a week are scheduled to fly home today. They were informed the travel service sponsoring the trip had not paid their return pass, forcing an emergency plan. Each passenger will pay an additional 165 dollars to the airline and be reimbursed when the travel service repays.
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London
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4-H Fair Demonstrations Scheduled by Meadowlark Club
Denes Cone teams perform demonstrations at the fair in the 4-H building. Misa Quigley explains the home imiment demonstration. Jayhawk club members Husted and Vonne will show at 8:50 a.m. Irene Sample and Charlotte Longanecker from Meadowlark will demo at 9:40 a.m. Martha Stevens and Loma Craig of Vinland Valley attend at 10:30 a.m.
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Vonne Ae
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Irene Sample
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Martha Stevens
Loma Craig
Vinland Valley Club
Local Market Wheat Prices Reported and Livestock Trade
Kansas City market notes show wheat futures under pressure with prices quoted around 179.24 for a basis, hogs, lambs, and cattle offering steady or mixed movements. Feed grains like corn and oats listed with various bids, while alfalfa, hay, and butter futures appear in reported receipts and prices amid limited trading activity and cautious buyers.
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Estimated Livestock Receipts and Market Report
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow include cattle, calves, hogs and sheep with prices and bids. Kansas City reports steady to higher cattle and calves with mixed demand for feeders and cows, while hogs show weaker prices and lighter demand. The Day In Wall Street notes autos and TV shares under pressure amid credit control news and overall market volatility.
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Local Boy Wins 50 Prize in Fishing Derby
Jimmy Smith, son of Mr and Mrs J Lake Smith of 1022 Alabama Street, won a $50 prize in a Kanapolia Dam fishing derby. About 24,000 people attended the Labor Day event while Jimmie, using fly and minnow bait, caught a bass weighing 3 pounds 14 ounces, the top catch in its class. He plans to buy better gear and invites locals to Lawrence to watch the Jayhawkers play football.
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Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Culinary honors at Topeka Free Fair winners named
Mrs. Edward Lee of Richland won first in raisin and nut bread and two red ribbons for soda biscuits. Mrs. W. P. Henry of Le Bompton took third in home made soap from 38 entries. Culinary judges were Miss Mary Leether and Miss Ethel Self of K State. Sweepstakes went to an apple baked by Mrs. Eleanor Carr of Topeka. Rotarians heard a Topeka engineer discuss a Europe trip and views on foreign correspondents and Russia. Calvin G. Collins and Russell I. Caltins pleaded guilty to drunk driving. each fined 15 and costs. Visitors welcome at the Masonic lodge.
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Richland
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le Bompton
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K.state
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Topeka
New Kansas Amphibians and Reptiles Handbook Released
The University of Kansas Museum of Natural History released Handbook of Amphibians and Reptiles of Kansas by Dr. Hobart M. Smith. Edited by E Raymond Hall, the 336 page volume includes photos, species keys, distribution maps, and habitat notes. It covers 44 salamanders and worms, 11 salamanders, 21 toads and frogs, 12 turtles and 16 lizards. The Kansas Biological Survey aided the project. Kansas hosts both western and eastern species, making the state uniquely diverse.
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Deaths and Funerals In Local Notices From Kansas
John Coe Moore eight year old dies after four months illness at the home of Mr and Mrs W Keith Kelley in Promise City Iowa. Funeral services held in Promise City. Lucille Pennington 48 widow of J E Pennington of Topeka and former Lawrence resident dies in Wichita hospital. Services tomorrow at 10:34 at Wabl Diffendorfer and burial in Mt Hope. Ellen Brady 42 of Denver former Lawrence resident dies at Norton state hospital. Nazarene church service in Lawrence Wednesday at 2 with Rev E E Reep. Surviving relatives include husband Charles Brady daughter Betty Louise Whitney and extended family. Multiple siblings and grandchildren listed.
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Fort Scott
Ellen Brady
Denver
Cole
State Hospital
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Nazarene Church
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Miltonvale
H. H. Herren
Forest Street
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Tacoma
Wash
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Marie Winegar
Howell
Mich
Nora McNeal
Hiawatha
Florence Jewel
Kansan City
Ralph
Herren
Nevada
Cloyd Herren
Maple Street
Harold Herren
Ohio Street
Haskell Day events set for October 13
Haskell Day plans include a social hour, open-house tours of buildings, and a football game with tickets at 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for juniors. The following Sunday October 15 features Haskell Day in Lawrence churches organized by the Lawrence Ministerial Alliance.
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Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Memorial Hospital Patient and Resident Directory Snippet
A list of names and addresses appears for Memorial Hospital in routing areas and neighborhoods. Individuals include Irene Hird Haskell Porticus Latimer Eugene Gallagher Marjorie Wanager Betty Colling Jack Shirk Jane Lynch Tom Graham Horothy Miller Kenneth Cook Richard Cook Helen Childers Nina Griswold David Wong Dixie Peterson and baby Clark Jackman Wilma McBee Gertrude Cowbony Louise Hughes and baby with multiple street addresses noted.
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John Topping
Irene Hird
Porticus Latimer
Massachusetts Street
Eugene Gallagher
Vermont Street
Marjorie Wanager
DeSoto
Betty Colling
Louisiana Street
Jack Shirk
Jane Lynch
Tom Graham
West Eleventh Street
Horothy Miller
Kenneth Lonnie Cook
Richard
Esa Cook
East Fifteenth
Helen Louias Childers
East Fifteenth Street
Nina Griswold
Ohio Street
David Wong
Kentucky Street
Dixie Peterson
Baby
Missouri Street
Clark Jackman
Wilma McBee
Eudora
Gertrude
Cowbony
Louise Hughes
Sunnyside
IS RECALLED TO DUTY Frank S Pinet Recalled to Navy Reserve
Frank S Pinet director of the business placement bureau and assistant to the dean at the University of Kansas has been recalled to active duty with the U S Naval Reserve. A lieutenant senior grade with World War II service, he will report September 25 to Bayonne New Jersey to organize a refresh er course for Supply Corps reserve officers. Dean Leonard Axe said duties will be shared among staff. Mrs Pinet and children stay at 704 W 42nd until the assignment length is known. Pinet recently took his physical at Olathe Naval Air Station.
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Atlantic
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Leonard Axe
VETS MAY ENROLL FOR ADVANCED WORK EXEMPTIONS
The plan proposes that better students pursue advanced work with exemption from the draft for those in regular college programs while the rest receive standard exemption. ROTC veterans with a year of military training are automatically exempt and may continue college work to graduate and receive reserve commissions.
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Kumpe
Births and injuries reported in local notices
Birth notices list a daughter for Elvis Berger at 1818 Vermont Street and daughters for Harold Meane in Me Louth and Ray Ottinger in Sunnyside and a son for Robert Anderson in Sunflower and four sons for Howard Joren in Eudora Route 1. Emergency room patients include Lester Brubaker with tendon laceration, Helen Miller with facial and limb injuries from a Saturday auto crash, Dennis Miller with multiple contusions, Henrietta Partridge with facial lacerations from a 3 am fall, Alice McMillen with a dislocated elbow, Elvda Morrison with a cut on the index finger, June Meyer and Irma Jean Mills with abrasions from a highway accident, and Ann Lynn Douglas whose stomach was pumped after smoking a cigarette.
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Vermont Street
Harold Meane
Louth
Ray Ottinger
Sunnyside
Robert Anderson
Howard Joren
Eudora
Route 1
Lester Brubaker
Baldwin
Helen Miller
West Fifth Street
Dennis Miller
Henrietta Partridge
New York Street
Alice McMillen
Elvda Morrison
Arkansas Street
June Meyer
Irma Jean
Mills
Leavenworth
Route 2
Lawrence
Topeka
Ann Lynn Douglas
J. W. Douglas
Kentucky Street
Masden's Watch Shop Ad Displays Repairing Service
Local advert for Masden's Watch Shop at 12 E 9th near Mass offering fine watch and clock repairing and service on all repair work with phone contact 47 for inquiries and drop-off.
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Mass
Fine Watch & Clock
Sava
Learn by Doing Training for Young People and Students
Business leaders ask what you can do not what you know. Our hands on method teaches by doing. We guide you to help yourself with practical training that thousands of students praise for real results.
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