Illinois primary stirs views on new deal across state
Illinois voters cast a primary ballot as politics weighed the new deal amid scattered violence in Chicago. Republican hopes centered on Jim Simpson versus Harold Ickes endorsed Church, while Rainey faced Kirby amid Wall Street critiques. Local clubs and community events filled the day with Easter plans and civic activities across Kanwaka communities.
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Illinois
Tenth Congressional View
Hareld J. Ickes A
James Simmson, Jr
Ralph Church
Congress
Simpson
Ickes
Pole Plevine
Mber
Jexdors
20Th Congressional
Henry T Rainey
National House
James H. Kirby
Rainey
Wall Street
Kanwaka Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Kanwaka residents record visits from LaFayette Indiana and Topeka guests. Prof A N Topping and family visited Lawrence, Belle Kline and Guy Figsby hosted in Topeka, Warrington and Emmett families hosted relatives, and local pupils and caregivers were noted with upcoming school events. Several travelers attended a funeral in St Joseph and others spent weekends with relatives.
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A.N. Topping
LaFayette
Ind
Lawrence
Hazel
Robert
Charles
Oriving
Donald Ejskin
Wichita
Eleanor Shaffer
To Weka
Belle Kline
St. Joseph
Guy Figsby
Edward Shaw
Wim. Shaw
Mr. Ove
Emmett
Mr. Warrington
R. G. Warrington
Sigel
Elmer Warrington
Donna Lee
R. G. Owngton
Ernest Digsby
Elizabeth Ann
Bigsby
Kanwaka
Onal Shaw
Harry Unner
Richland
Alfred Haegle
Oklahoma
Charles Tapping
Haegle
Tapping
Nanwaka School
Local visitors visit Weeks family in Bayard weekend
Oak Ridge Mr and Mrs Ralph Baker from Topeka and Maurice Craigs from Kansas City visited W H Weeks home last week. Glen Stumbo from Washburn College Topeka and Charles Stumbo from KSA C Manhattan visited sister Mrs Ardell Weeks and Mr Weeks en route home to see their mother at Bayard over the weekend. Mrs Sarah Toms and daughter attended the Midland rural club at
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Ralph Baker
Topeka
Maurice Craigs
Kansas City
Local Notices From Oak Ridge Area Families
Community notes report guests visiting Lawrence residents farmers complain of a green bug injuring alfalfa fields with no remedy yet, and a large barn being built by Prof. Carl Althaus on the former Mitchell farm. Several births, birthdays, and social events are listed with visits to Meriden, Ozawkie, Walnut Grove, Anselmo, and Williams town, plus school events and club meetings.
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Charles Hunsinger
Walter Reed
Glen Weeks
Memorial Hospital
School of
Oak Ridge
John Lehman
Lawrence
Frank Johns
John Taylor
Darrell Holt
A.F. Brown
F. H. Leonhard
Jennie Lowash
Ozawkie
Herbert Dissinger
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Oscar
Powell
Milford “Miller
America
Herriott
Willard Mor
Local Residents Visit and Call on Ailing Neighbor
Glen Weeks and family along with Ruth and Rachel Gard and Ardell Weeks in town. Mrs. James Woolf of Bonner Springs spent the weekend at the Toms home. They visited Mrs. Laura Claxton at Model district who is seriously ill, and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z H Van Neste in Lawrence for a fish fry supper.
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A. R. Colman
Petefish
George Dews
Wm. Wymer
David William
Lee Orland Mesers
Dews
Marjorie Caroline Williams
Thos. Hird
Brackett
Arthur Swanson
Wichita
J. M. Crowder
Crowder District
J. E. Mercer
Maxine
Wanda
Hazel McCall
Lawence
S. Emmett
Mire
Emmett
Bob Berger
Lawrence
Alvin Dye
Clifford Warrington
Ft. Riley
Margaret Colman
Edith Kuester
Florence
B. Sherbon
Alice ‘Sherbon
Ames
Iowa
Louis Bauman
Opal
Christy
Helen Norwood
Crowder
Bert Perkins
J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
Dorothy Buerman
Margaret Perkins
Maxine Mercer
Carl Willams
Lawrence Leonhard
Vocational Agricultural Department
Memorial High School
Landon
H. G. van Neste
L. R. Williams
Charles
Glen Weeks
Ruth
Rachel Gard
Ardell Weeks
James Woolf
Bonner Springs
Toms Home
Laura Claxton
Model District
Constipation Relief With Kellogg’s All-Bran Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement touts All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It highlights bulk and vitamin B, notes iron content, compares to leafy vegetables, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with meals. It warns it is not a cure-all and advises medical advice for serious illnesses.
Community meeting ends with music and play
After the business session a general social time followed with refreshments provided by M Hughey and Mrs Arch Meinke. A large crowd attended the community meeting with a program of vocal and instrumental music and a play. Refreshments and program were run by Vincent Schoenhofer Merlin Brock and Charles Ritchie. Next meeting committee appointed Eugene Breese Kate Pettengill Arnold Torne len. A few from here attended the Casteel sale near Tonganoxie Newton Holds Special Election Newton Kan April 10 AP Newton voted today in a special election on proposals to issue 80 000 bonds for a school building project and 30 000 for a park improvement program.
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Alta Murray
Kanwaka
Kanwaka _Good Will club
Guy Bigsby
E. G. L. Harbour
Leslie Murray
Alfred Haegle
Helle Kline
Ed Buerman
J. S. Emmett
Fred Gregory
Janwaka Literary Club
Emmet
Willis Colman
George Dews
Edward Shaw
Gregory
Kansas
George Strahan
America
Rockies
Z. M. Crowder
Ernest Kasold
Orland Messenheimer
Lee Orland
Marguerite Hird
Sigel
M' Hughey
Arch Meinke
Anderson
Linwood
Vincent Schoenhofer
Merlin
Newton
Kan
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