Princeton News Roundup of Social Visits and Gatherings
Social notices from Princeton detail guests visiting from East Vaughn Oklahoma City El Reno Iola Ottawa Derby Topeka Pomona Garnett and Atchison. Weekend and Sunday dinners feature the Reekies Knight Marits Rodger family circles and regional wedding in Garnett. Local clubs report a Grand Army of Republic meeting and cemetery services.
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van Roush
Jessie Dare
East Vaughn
N. M
Alice Edminster
Mary
Johnson
Oklahoma City
Fannie Phillips
W. H. Johnson
el Reno
Okla
Edna Smith
Wesley Wemmer
Iola
Sanford Shaw
Richmond
Bill Bronson
Dodge City
Russell Wiggins
Ottawa
Carl Coltranes
Bill Coltrane
Betty
Ed Spiegele
Jim Reekie
Robin
Derby
W. J. Reekie
Clare Lewis
Dan Lewis
Topeka
van E. Roush
Duane Montague
Julia
Pomona
Edgar Swanks
Herb Bishop
Carrie Davis
Millie Gross
Homer Bishop
Lee Roberts
Lois
H. E. Rodgers
Rodgers
Clarence Martin
Purdy
Art Morris
Bud Hoyt
Philip Norman
Iowa City
Ruth Norman
Denver
Colo
Alice Northcutt
Faye
Joe McAuliffe
Marjorie
Walter E. Spencer
Emporia
Dixie Reeckers
First Christian Church
Garnett
Gay Platt
Robert E. Knight
Larry
Marlin Weiss
Osawatomie
Frank Weiss
James Welch
Roy Donart
Calvin Shaffer
Harry Shaffer
Strong City
Welches
Donarts
Arthur Haldeman
Cottonwood Fallas
Minnie Oswald
Earl Oswald
Atchison
Harlin Cannady
Kansas City
Otis Ralston
Glen Stottlemire
Jimmy
Johnny
Bud Stottlemires
Rantoul
Marjorie McAuliffe
Corps of Engineers
Forbes Air Base
Clarence Oswalds
Underwood
Clifford Spencer
Alamosa
Claud Spencer
Elmer Sutton
Don Ferguson
Reed Richardson
Carl
Winifred McAloon
Nellie Snodgrass
Olathe
Eva Schmitt
Harry Beall
Cleon Lewis
Wichita
Inez Pennell
Princeton Circle
Grand Army of Republic
City Hall
Princeton
Oma Roberts
Goldie Walden
Nora Morgan
Effie Marts
Laura Morgan
Lillian Lyons
Marian Schmitt
Pearl Hull
Lucy McGinnis
Phoebe McCall
Grace Harrs
Mary Waterbury
Elma June Cannady
Judy Schmitt
Frances Cannady
Bettie Ann Cannady
Maude Billett
Jon
Freight Increase Under Advisement
The Kansas Corporation Commission has under advisement an application by railroads for a six percent increase in intrastate freight rates. Railroads say the rise is to cover higher operating costs while opponents warn it would reduce railroad revenue as more shipments switch to trucks. A similar interstate increase has already been granted.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Stop Picketing At Air Base In Salina
Picketing at Smoky Hill Air Force Base ended after District Judge A R Buzick granted a temporary restraining order. The order, issued on a petition by 18 Jarvis Construction Co employees of Salina, cites their right to earn a living amid a line set May 24 by the Salina Laborers Union Local. A July 3 hearing was set as construction work resumed on the Marymount College fine arts building.
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Salina
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
A. R. Buzick
Jarvis Construction Co
New magnet weapon aims to stop hard ware disease
A small permanent magnet swallowed by cows is claimed to attract metallic objects eaten and prevent stomach wall penetration. Separately a Chemurgic Digest report warns urban development is consuming about a million acres of rural land yearly, roughly two thirds of it cropland.
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Chemurgic Digest
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