Lawrence Notes and Local Health Figures Highlight Area News
County Sunday school convention slated for Warden on October 3 and 4 with Dr. W R Gor Till to supply programs. Johnson county fair in Olathe praised as most successful. Ed Martindale credited for leadership. Lawrence plans hotel financing and Hutchinson expansion foresees two new hotels. Local church presence noted. an aging Lawrence resident Mrs. George Young remembered for service, including Red Cross and DAR work. Kiwanis luncheon at Wiman's, and William Harbaugh visiting from Chicago. Ex servicemen debate about navy amendments. Mayor Kreeck injures thumb in door mishap. Silo filling and jelly production surge. grape yield high with increased buyers. Roy Wilber to Galveston with family. Police report no cases. complaints about roaming chickens rise. Dr A W Clark returns from health workers conference in Wichita.
Elks Bowling Scores And Merchant Notice In Lawrence
Elks bowling scores show Phillips 372 283 328 280 Hartig 78 300 Nigh Menhaw 229 Lb Lf Phillips 223 Yen Pins Edmondson 749 693 676 Barteldes 660 723 Ga Enamels Parker's Drug Store Teant Merchants Notice merchants may co operate in Lawrence Fourd Day September 27th but those seeking full particulars may call CBH Decker or the Journal World advertising department by Thursday noon Walko Barber's Drug Store The habit of looking at everything from the bright hopeful side rather than the uncertain side will improve your outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Hartig
Nigh Menhaw
Lf Phillips
Yen Pins
Edmondson
Barteldes
Lawrence
CBH, Decker
Journal-World ‘Advertising Department
Ford Day sales at Paints Barber Drug Store special offers
Merchants cooperate for Ford Day with specials to be filed at the Chamber of Commerce office by 9 o'clock Thursday morning. The Paints Barber Drug Store appears among participating outlets.
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Ford
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Obituary and local notices from Vinland area
George W. Wirlow, born May 28 1830 near Salem NC, lived as a Kansas pioneer of Baldwin and Vinland. He married Emeline Alley in 1856, had nine children, and died October 10 in 1910 after long church membership and public service. The column lists births, visits, school enrollments, farm movements, cemetery improvements, a charity auction, and local social notes from Baldwin, Vinland, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wirlow
Salem
North Carolina
John
Sara Wirlow
Shelbyville
Ind
Emeline Alley
Eldren
Mary
Soomoon
Annie
Cassius
Indiana
Belle
Ollie
Grant
Margaret
Kansas
Tey Wrawn
Douglas County
Baldwin
Vinland
Wirlow
Reynold’s Grove
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paris Crime Detectors Read Air to Find Criminals
Paris police use air samples, clothing, and micro traces to identify suspects. A mobile lab analyzes scents, stains, and traces with spectroscope and photographs to prove presence at a crime scene. Blood impressions, heat signatures, and unique materials aid future prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Che Nan
Enright
New York City
M. Bell
British Paintings Bound for America From London
Two major works head to the United States from London including Raeburn's portrait of Sir Walter Scott and Gainsborough's Mrs Fitzherbert with the buyer listed as a New York collector or an Alabama drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Pictures
London
America
Raeburn
Sir Walter Scott
Gainsborough
Fitzherbert
New York
Hotel Campaign Moves Forward With City Financing Plan
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce agreed to finance a new hotel project for Lawrence through the Mockenbny firm of Harrisburg. The Hudken bury System will survey the town, with a mid November aim for completing the financial campaign. The board authorized use of Chamber rooms for monthly meetings and approved Catholic and revolutionary society access on designated Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Harrissburg
Lawrence
Boamt
Hseddoghan
Gen. O. Boston
Daighters of the Revolution
Aimy Society of the Catholic Vhurch
Radio Teteph in Buenos Aires Amid Low Mood
Strong for radio Buenos Aires Sept 18 reports one trader kept afloat by wireless gear. Aerials fill streets yet program broadcasting is poor and listeners endure am radio quality with worn discs. Still, optimism persists Argentina will later organize better radio concerts and radio telephony may become a common topic in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Q. K
Argentine
Argentina
Community Notes From Oak Ridge and Surrounding Areas
Oak Ridge residents report George Stuvix of Knowledge WH visited at his son Ross home Thursday. Mrs. August Schaake spent Thursday with Mrs. Frank Johns. Hick family spent Sunday with their mother at Stull. A family plans to move to Lawrences next week. Siler, Herriott, Sheets and Berciters helped Erich Schulmeyer construct a stave silo. Will Schulmeyer of Lawrence visited the Schulmeyer home Sunday evening. Arthur Hemphill was a guest of Rush Herriott Saturday. Agriculture car students from the high school, with teacher Mr. Essiek, toured the Topeka fair Thursday. Grace Jones stayed with Ruby Provost of Lowrance last Monday night and Tuesday. Day deadlines for Chamber of Commerce specials are by 1 o'clock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shick
Raymond Love
John Walker
Greene
Clay County
Kansas
W. O. Walker
Elzy Davis
Lawrence
Fcott
Hanson
Redinger
Olathe
Ferguson
California
Vinland
Bel
Gorden
Daugher Ruth
Balhvin
Ruth
Callege
Maude Gorden Gilmore
Clarence Griffis
Colorado
Stony Point
Johnnina
Royal High School
Vinkund Cemetery
Purdy
Mary Alverd
Yinila
Okla
Harry
Ruth Alverd
B. A.gessner
J. Boyd
George Stuvix
Ross
August Schaake
Frank Johns
Hick
Stull
Ous
Po Té Town
Mie
Strokey
Lawrences
Siler
European travel annoys American in postwar border chaos
An American woman recounts a three hour customs ordeal from Bentheim Germany to The Hague, detailing Berlin to Oldenzaal and Dutch checks, passport and visa frictions, sleeping shortages, and steep fees. She notes Belgium's lax rules and criticizes US passport charges that fuel European bureaucracy while travelers endure delays and searches.
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Olienzaal
Holland
Europe
Bentheim
Germany
Oldenzaal
the Hague
Italy
Jugoslavia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Bavaria
France
Pelheim and
Oldenzaal Frontiery
Denmark
Switzerland
Polarus
Yace
Belgium
Soern Harope
Bvo Huis
Cargc
Weiling
Trin
Paseyrort Oficiala
Belloween
Ments Dugeare
Tubaced
United States
Oldengaal
Congress
Passover Play Visitors Curtailed by Passport Fees
The writer criticizes heavy passport charges restricting many teachers and working women traveling to see the Passion Play, arguing it harms women who now have voting power and will bring concerns to Congress.
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State Department
Congress
Constantinople Quiet Under Allied Police Reforms
In Constantinople on September 17, Allied control has modernized the capital. New rules curb hamals and street vendors blocking pavements, stop crowds from forcing pedestrians into streets, ban riding on car footboards, and prohibit after midnight cries of street vendors. Exceptions include the bekdji night watchman whose shout about a fire remains allowed.
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Constantinople
Hamal
Constantinofe
Amon
Bekdji
Tragic honeymoon crash near Formosa injures couple
The Rev. and Mrs. J. W Meltz were involved in a fatal auto accident as their car overturned three times near Formosa in heavy rain. Mrs Meltz sustained slight injuries while Mr Meltz suffered a fractured skull and severe facial injuries and is hospitalized in Frankfort.
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Concordia
Auty
Fessenden
N. D
Frankfort
J. W Meltz
Formosa
Electricity Expands to Hutchinson and Surrounding Towns
Towns Hutchinson and farms in twelve counties gain lights and power from new generating plants at Hutchinson Great Bend and Kinsley. Transmission wires extend from Turon to Macksville via Stafford, Jin Pleyna Abbeyville and other western towns. Rotary convention in Salina October 10 features picnic with clubs Manhattan Newton Herington Junction City McPherson Abilene Hutchinson Concordia Salina.
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Hutchinson
Great Bend
Kinsley
Turon
Macksville
Stafford
Jin
Pleyna
Abbeyville
Here
Rotary
Salina
Manhattan
Newton
Herington
Junction City
McPherson
Abilene Hutchinson
Concordia
Safina
Diamonds At Moscow Open Air Market Shine
In Moscow open air markets this summer diamonds and foods draw crowds. Dealers mostly women display brooches necklaces watches and other adornments as shoppers haggle over prices amid bustling stalls. The scene recalls American markets with diamonds continuing to attract many observers.
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Moscow
United States
America
London
Russia
American Relief Administration
Othos
Cows Damage Plane After Field Landing
In Llandudno Wales on September 15 a plane forced to land in a field attracted cows. The animals nosed the fuselage gored wing holes and licked spilled caster oil. They were driven off and the owner had to pay for the damage to the aircraft.
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Llandudno
Wales
Here
Stratton Ranch Sold to Healy Livestock Company
The Stratton Ranch of 3660 acres with 60 percent tillable soil has been sold to Healy Livestock Commission Company of Wichita for 144 500. Most of the payment is in Wichita income property. Seller plans to move his family to Wichita after liquidating cattle and wheat crops.
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Stratton Ranch
Elkart
Healy Livestock Commission Company
Wichita
62 Club Formed at Kingman for the 1862 Born Citizens
The 62 Club or 62 Club has been organized here for persons born in 1862. The group plans an annual picnic with the first gathering held locally this month.
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Kingman
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Warden
W. R. Gor- Till
Johnson County
Ed Martindale
The
Fair Association
Tnin
Parsons
Chamber of Sans
Journal-World
American Legion
George Young
Ki Awanis Club
Wimann’s
William Harbaugh
C. T. K.prentice
Chiccaro
Union Pacifics
Herding
George L. Kreeck
Roy Wilber
Galvestoh
Texas
A.W. Clark
Welfare and Public Health Workers Conference
ELKS
Parker’s
Teant
Walko
Barber's Drug Store
Barber’s
Yalspar—Barber's
Deag
Yinland
Kansas Flour MiliJers’ Association
H. V. Nye
Miljor
Razors
Barber's Ding Store
Colurabus
Center
Ohio
NM America
Atlantic City
Mary Catherine Campbell
Beth Madson
Detroit
Indianapolis
Thelma Blossom
AIR 10
Barber’s Drug Store
Hockenbury
CL of
C. Board
Strong For Radio
Oak Ridge
fKresnap
Dhe
Wiedemann’s Tea Room Service
Skofstads
Will. Doug
Jas
Mass
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