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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1931
Page
8
Worden Mr and Mrs Ben Horst were Lawrence shoppers after Reon. Several Breithaupts and relatives visited and hosted meals in Lawrence and Black Jack. Travelers returned from Colorado Springs Denver and Pueblo with hikes on Pike's Peak. Ken Heim begins sixth year of school in September. Community sale in Ottawa drew neighbors, while other family visits and threshing chores occurred across local farms.
Mrs. Benjamin Horst cooked for threshers on Friday. Worden visitors attended the Ottawa fair last week. Oscar and Otto Stoebener met Kenneth Heim Tuesday. Frances Breithaupt joined Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs Henry Rappard. Central School opened September 8 with Earl Shaffer as teacher and seventeen pupils, two beginners Esther Fern Elm and Raymond Heim. Anna Johanning and son Alvin visited John Stoeben er Monday. Dudley Gilges spent Wednesday in Kansas City. Earl Shaffer boards with Mr and Mrs Henry Schwartzie. Elmer Wintermantel helped Fred Heim cut corn fodder all week.
Mr and Mrs H K Champion and Evelyn Champion attend a farewell at the Williams home for Russell Williams who leaves for school in Ashland Ohio soon. Mr and Mrs Wes Haas and Lawrence friends visit revival here during the week. Mrs Haas, a Valley Grove native, is Miss Dollie Smith with many local friends.
A recently drilled well north of the Moore gas field in Oklahoma has blown in and begun producing about 22,000,000 cubic feet per day. The site lies near the Texas county area and is part of a growing gas field expansion in the region.
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