Second Class Cities Hold Elections Today in Kansas
Second class cities across Kansas held municipal elections today with many council seats and commissions up for voting. Some cities included Emporia Clay Center McPherson and Newton with bond, school, and park measures on the ballots. Incumbents generally fared well in primaries though local races and special propositions varied by city.
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Topeka
Kansas
Boards of Education
Emporia
Clay Center
McPherson
Newton
H. W. Loy
Challute
Community notes from Oskaloosa area 1934 plans and people
Ready To Shoot It Out met at Oskaloosa with Miss Mabel Smith state 4 H leader to outline plans for the ars activity. Roy Freer leads Sunny Side 1934. Roads near Parsons schoolhouse and from Smurr farm improved and fences restored. Lawrence Ward visited from Lawrence for Easter and returned via University district. Father and son banquet at McLouth high school with Rev Benson speaking. Mrs A Petrie Jr and Buena Petrie visited Memorial hospital to see Mrs Marvin Higley. new daughter and two daughters of Mrs May Gress of Tonganoxie called here. Mr Hall Sr, lately ill, remains in critical condition at Topeka hospital. S T Moore assessor and corn er program committee says township nearly finished. Gladys and Avice Vanderpool assisted in Adventures of Grandpa at Oskaloosa high school. Vanderpools former residents.
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Oskaloosa
Mabel Smith
Roy
Freer
Parsons
Smurr Farm
Lawrence Ward
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Hall
Walter Hall
Topeka
S. T. Moore
Moore
Gladys
Avice Vanderpool
Grandpa
Oskaloosa High School
Vanderpools
Bethel Friends Visit In Topeka And Area
Bethel residents Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Owens and Fred Fisher with Jack Allen of Centropolis toured Topeka Sunday as guests in the Alvin Fisher home. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brecheisen and children Marcella and Marvin Gene and Mrs. John Brecheisen sr. of Clearfield with G. E. Kret singer of Baldwin at Jeannie Brecheisen’s home. Mrs. Eliza Baldwin of Emporia arrived Thursday to spend a few days with her mother Mrs. Sarah Smith and sister Miss Cora Smith. Superintendent Harold C. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher and children Alan Ross and Margaret of Lawrence were overnight guests Saturday with Mrs. Fisher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Cap Bond moved to their new home last week. Vane Kring and family of East Worden moved to the farm formerly occupied by Mr. Bond, now owned by Elmer Rappard. Robert and Billie Martin enrolled at Bru baker school last Monday. Ernest Albright is recovering.
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S. W. Owens
Fred Fisher
Jack Allen
Centropolis
Topeka
Alvin Fisher
Philip ,Brecheisen
Marcella
Marvin Gene
John, Brecheisen
Clearfield
G. E. Kretsinger
Baldwin
Jeannie Brecheisen
Eliza Baldwin
Emporia
Sarah Smith
Cora Smith
Harold C. Fisher
Fisher
Alan, Ross
Margaret
Lawrence
Vane Kring
East Worden
Mr. Bond
Elmer Rappard
Robert
Billie Martin
Brubaker School
Ernest Albright
Tuesday 6 00 Pp m Athletic Q Box Prof Elbe
Tuesday schedule lists a fourth athletic question box presented by Prof B R Elbe followed by talks and musical program items. Speakers include Charles Spahr Paul Bore l Kansas City and Ted Downs with exhibits at Engineers Resporation and a science question session with Dr Dinamore Alter.
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m.Saventye
B. R. Elbe
Charles Spahr
Independence
Paul Borel
Kansas City
Ted Downs
Engineers’ Resporation
Glen Hands
Frerichtesson
W. K. Cornell
W. B Downing
Dinamore Alter
Brubaker school hosts final community club meeting
Patrons and friends filled the Brubaker school house for the last regular meeting of the community club. Plans for a August homecoming day with a basket dinner at noon were announced, hoping many former pupils and teachers attend. After readings music and a one act play refreshments were served. Mrs Nellie Wintermantel of Lawrence visits her daughter Mrs Harley Lyon and Mr Lyon. Mr and Mrs Wiggins of near Richer spent Thursday with Everett Bond and his wife.
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Nellie ‘Wintermantel
Lawrence
Harley Lyon
Lyon
Brubaker
Wiggins
Near
Richeter
Everett Bond
Bond
Kansas City Ministers Urge Officials Removal
The Kansas City ministerial alliance representing about 104 Protestant churches called on the city council to appoint a new city manager and asked Governor Guy B. Park to remove the election commissioners after last Tuesday's election day outrage. The alliance voted 40 members in favor.
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Kansas City
Guy B. Park
Unanimous Meeting Sees Dismissal of Local Police Chief
A meeting held here today ended with a unanimous vote approving the removal of Police Director Eugene Reppert or Airport Manager Grant Markle. Markle suffered severe injuries in an accident at the municipal airport, with fractures and a severed wrist after being struck by a propeller. Dr Raymond A Schwegler of the University will address marriage topics at the Y M C A in Topeka. Hargiss and Glenn Cunningham of Kansas University will speak at a Tonea Kiwanis club meeting on April 14 at the Hotel Kansan.
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Eugene Reppert
Hutchinson
Kan
Grant Markle
Raymond A. Schwegler
University School of Education
Universit
Topeka Y. M. A
Gals to Look Different at Midwest Beauty Show 1924
At the 11th annual Midwest beauty trade show in Chicago on April 3, beauty trends for 1924 are unveiled. G for gray hair with dark locks, I for jeweled nail tips, L for pastel dyed wigs, D for dotted manicures, E for exposed ears, D for color striped nails, A for school colors, F for bobbed hair, I for dye color choices, L for high brows via tweezers, Y for youthful natural makeup. Marc Gartman, president of the Illinois Hair Dressers Association, sponsors the event.
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Chicago
Marc Gartman
Illinois Hair Dressers Association
Leybrows
Valley Grove visitors from Lawrence share Easter plans
Ray Stewart and Edna Plant of Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs Russell Stewart in Valley Grove on Sunday. In the evening the Stewarts accompanied the couple to Lawrence. Easter services were held at Sunnyside and Wellman.
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Ray Stewart
Edna Plant
Lawrence
Russell Stewart
Puff Spins Peg Leg on Wal Lace in Humorous Rehearsal
A quirky rehearsal scene features Puff spinning on Wal Lace and provoking Beery’s dizziness. The Director calls it a rehearsal, while Puff admits his own dizziness as tensions mix with comic banter.
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Puff
Big Wallace
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