Swedish Sports Club Life In Katrinholm Farm Life
Dale Fooshee describes a Swedish farm visit with Patrick Lindell scoring in a soccer match, then details local clubs, training, and community life. He notes Brody club teams, district and provincial meets, and plans for a national event in Stockholm. also covers farm work, labor unions, land ownership, and Home Guard practices in Sodermanland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeye
Patrick Lindell
Broby
Patrick
Katrincoln
Sweden
Brody
Katrinholm
Sodermanland
Stockholm
Karlsson
Mr. Lindell
Emporian Leads Kansas Kiwanis Officers
Parson s Clifton Huff of Emporia was elected president of Kansas Kiwanis yesterday succeeding Stewart S Bloss of Winfield. Frank Hunn of Atchison was named district treasurer. Next year's convention will be held in Topeka. Invest in U S Savings Bonds.
Wellsville Community Notes Share News and Visits
Wellsville records include visits to Paola by Mrs. John Day and Mrs. Effie Yoning, weekend time with grandparents for Sherry Gillispie, surgery for Ann Nossinger in Kansas City, and social gatherings at the homes of Harris, Williams, and Hostetter. Amon Tellery funeral, Eagles football win 20 to 0 over KSD, lightning strikes burning two barns, Norman Shannon taking Harry Sanderli to New York for Columbia University, and local naming Adalee Janet. Various trips to Kansas City, Coffeyville, and Minnesota appear with neighborly dinners and church events. Prose notes reflect community life, illness, travel, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Yoning
Bentonville, Ark
Glen Head
Sherry
Jan Gillispie
Paola
Mark Coughenour
Don Gillispie
Kansas City
Ann Nossinger
Kansas University Medical Center
Ernest Harris
Phrana Harris
Edna Williams
North Kansas City
Lewis Williams
Lindon
Amon Tillery
Coughlin Chapel
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Wellsville Eagles
Floyd Estess
Mac Neal
Clarence Coffman
Irwin Crawford
Gene Barnett
Mary Morgansteen
H. F. Hays
Lee Hopkins
Norman Shannon
Harry Sanderli
New York
Columbia University
Sanberli
A. D. Hostetter
Ellsworth Owings
Adalee Janet
George Thorpe
Coffeyville
Thorpe
Memorial Hospital
Edward Barnett
Bill Lieb
Waverly
Katie Wingert
Alex Wingert
Richland, Township
Minnesota
Mira
Morris Myers
Denies Stay On Pipeline
Justice Tom Clark of the U S Supreme Court denied a request for a stay on construction of a 66 inch water pipeline across four Sedgwick County farms. The filing by Kenneth Speir for the landowners sought to halt work to protect wells in the equus bed area amid claimed tree and crop damage and water-supply risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Tom Clark
U. S. Supreme Court
Sedgwick
Robert Morton
Harold B. Willey
High Court
Clark
Collins
Kenneth Speir
Newton
L. C. Collins
Earl Schneider
Wollie L. Woodward
Leo R
Lewis Marlatt
GSA Announces Kansas City Federal Building Plan
The General Services Administration announced a proposed new post office and courthouse in Kansas City Kansas, with Joseph W. Radotinsky securing a $79,000 contract and an overall project cost of $2,393,000 under the lease purchase program. The case involves Speir's bid for a Supreme Court writ of certiorari and a suspension of pipeline work pending oral argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
General Services Administration
Joseph W. Radotinsky
GSA
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale Fooshee
IFYE
Olaf Aerisson
Swedish Agricultural Laborers Union
Lindells
LFYE
Gunnar Phillip’ ‘Weidman
U. S
Kansas
Farmers’ Cooperative Organization
Kurt Lindell
Garnett
International Farm
Wightmans
Buster Brown
Richardson's
Gordon James
Chester White Hogs
Ottawa
18Th Street
Armory Hall
Cols
J. M. Garner
Mendon, MO
Claude Myers
Arthur A. McFarland
Ublic
Main Street
West Second Street
West Second
West Second St
Main St
M. L. Lloyd
Jake Jones
Phillipsburg, Kas
Kansas Loan Co
Kansas State Bank
Emporian Heads
Kiwanis
Baldwin, Kas
Baldwin Junction
Franklin-Douglas County
Guernsey
Fred Barkley
Tom Hobson
Stewart & Son
Baldwin State Bank
Wellsville
LeRoy Childs
John Day
Charley Sims
Morton
Speir
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Ath & Walnut
Ottawa, Kansas
RCA Estate
Furniture Mart
RCA
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