Poly Tincher 73 Veteran Kansas Lawyer Dies in Hutchinson
J N Poly Tincher a Kansas lawyer and four term congressman in the seventh district died in Hutchinson on November 6 He was admitted to the Kansas bar in 1899 and served Barber County as county attorney He debated Alben Barkley in 1924 and moved to Hutchinson after leaving Congress Survived by daughter Coreine and son Jerry with services held November 21 in Hutchinson
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Hutchinson, Kas
J. N. (Poly) Tincher
Kansas
Congress
Tincher
Chester I. Long
Albert Noble
Medicine Lodge
Barber County
David Nation
Carry Nation
Nation
Poly
Napoleon
Alben Barkley
Chautauqua
Hutchinson
Clifford Hope
Garden City
Mr. Tincher
Scottaville
Sullivan County
Missouri
Oe Lodge
Self employed urged to obtain social security number in 1952
Self employed individuals new to social security must have an account number for the March 1952 tax return. Those who have never held a social security number should contact a representative of the St. Joseph Missouri Social Security Office at the Brookfield Employment Office on Tuesday November 27 at 9 00 a m.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Social Security Office
Brookfield
True Blue Club Schedules Evening Meeting After Funeral
The True Blue Club met Wednesday night November 14 due to Mrs Mollie Norvell's funeral. Sixteen members attended as they sang hymns then held roll call. President Geneva Morris reported on the Council Meeting and Katheryn Zimmerman wrote on the United Nations while $6.23 was earned from a chili supper and $15 was voted for community house seats. Plans were made for a club turkey supper for members and families.
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True Blue Club
Mollie Norvell
Geneva Morris
United Nations
Katheryn Zimmerman
Mrs Blanche Morris Hosts The Happy Workers Club Event
The Happy Workers Club dinner on November 14 hosted by Mrs Blanche Morris included twenty members ten men eleven children and guest Mrs Minnie Coffman. Vera Shaw opened the meeting with Lenora Knight leading prayer and multiple appointments were announced for Parent Education Rural Youth Policy Reading Community Improvement and other projects.
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Sappy Workers Club
Blanche Morris
Childin
Minnie Coffman
Vera Shaw
Lenora Knight
Floyd Badger
J. O. Harris
Ray Pipes
Reading
M. L. Ball
Colin Christy
Vernon Erikson
Everett Harris
J. W. Sevier
Carrie Morris
Chas. Mabee
J. W. Brantner
Fred Watson
Lucy Sevier
Winnie Christy
Waverly Gramling
Effie Hodge
Indians in Missouri Ate Well in Season
A historical account describes how Missouri Indians used corn as a staple, stored potatoes, and prepared meals with persimmon pulp, maple syrup, and buffalo grease. It notes dishes like hominy, bread from cornmeal, sagamite, and a variety of wild fruits and meats cooked over fire.
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Missouri
Midwest
Bossu
Mt Olive Baptist Church Services Ad
Mt Olive Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 AM led by Junior Phillips and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM with Evening Worship at 7:30 PM. Preaching days are the second and fourth Sundays with family night on the Friday before each preaching day.
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C. L. McQuown
S. S
E. C. Vanderpool
Junior Phillips
Browning Church Services Notice
Browning Methodist Church Pastor Rev. Howard Copeland. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Superintendent G. T. Woodward. Morning worship at Mt. Zion 11 a.m. Evening service at Reger 7:30 p.m.
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Browning Methodist Church
Howard Copeland
Purdin Methodist Circuit Announces Services and Confer
Pastor E V Campbell leads Purdin Methodist Circuit with Sunday school at 10 each Sunday at Purdin Bear Branch and Morris Chapel. Worship next Sunday November 25 1951 at Purdin 11 and 730. First quarterly conference set for December 9 at Purdin Sunday morning.
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Purdin
Bear Branch
Morris Chapel
Red Cross helps flood victims in four state area
After July floods, Red Cross awards totaled 8.65 million dollars helping 4 800 homes in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois. In Wyandotte County 4 725 homes were damaged or destroyed and . Hazel Moberly received a rebuilt home in Kansas City and furniture.
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Red Cross
Argentine
Armourdale
Hazel Moberly
Kansas City Star
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Poly Tincher
Coreine
Jerry
Hutchison
Cora Phillips
Bertha Bruce
Edna Jerome
A. W. Seward
C. R
Happy Workers Club
Lord Jesus Christ
Indians
Ue i Churchervices
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
A. B. Baker
Purdin Methodist Circuit
E. V. Campbell
Wade Furniture & Appliance
Browning Purdin
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