Republicans Intensify Campaign Preparations for 1936
Washington reports show Republican leaders pushing to mobilize for the 1936 campaign with fund drives in New York and nationwide outreach. Key figures White, Allen, Capper, and Hamilton coordinate to gather GOP ideas for a platform as regional meetings in New England and the West Coast are planned. Party leaders expect to shape resolutions guiding the new platform while denying Hoover influence on regional talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Republican National Committee
New York
New York State
William Allen White
Emporia
Henry Allen
Congress
Capper
White
Allen
Kansas City
John Hamilton
Topeka
Kansas
New England
West Coast
Vandenberg
Michigan
Dickinson
Iowa
Posable
McNary
Oregon
Ren. Snell
Cochairmen
Hastings
Delaware
Rep
Bolton
Ohio
Hoover
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Wadsworth
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Longworth
Town Folks Gather For Palm Sunday Echoes At Local Churches
A string of community updates follows Palm Sunday services and upcoming Easter plans. Mrs. Carl Garren, recovering from surgery, will soon return home. Mrs. May Daily hosted the Home-makers club with a fine dinner and sewing carpet rags. Charley Brown and family moved to the King place. several residents welcomed visitors and new appointees, including Will Armstead on highway bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Vista
Carl Garren
St. Frances Hospital
May Daily
Home-makers Club
Florence Wray
Lawrence
Bowen
Mae Smith
Valley Falls
Bert Hagge
Wilson
Lee Johnson
Mary Spurlock
Don Allen
John Sutton
George Riley
Winchester
Harry Riley
Lula Low
Willetta Low
Will Armstead
Armstead
Dormant rose pruning and high school notes mix
Garden hints advise pruning dormant roses to two or three stems with four or five eyes, leaving six inches or less. The rest of the page notes social visits, school events, music contests, a funeral for Floyd Turner, and community activities in Stull and nearby towns with multiple named residents and community groups.
Mumps Cases Reported in Stull Community
Local families including Mr and Mrs O R Platz Robby Minani Kraft Charles Walter Viola Kraft and Ruth Clerks of Liberal with Bruce Scheer of Tiff Colo show mumps in the past days. Stull Evangelical Woman's W M S met April 11 at the church basement with group three led by Mrs O A Bidinger studying Orientals in American Life and a demonstration about The Missionary Candlestick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull
O. R. Platz
Robby
Minani Kraft
Charles Walter
Viola Kraft
Ruth Clerks
Liberal
Bruce Scheer
Tiff
Colo
W. A. Ridinger
Walter Kennedy
Baldwin, Ja
Q. R. Platz
W.M.S
Geo. Hotsk
Knontedg
Fred Kampsehraeider
Elmer
Winter Community Notes From Effingham and Palco
Effingham residents Mr and Mrs Guy McClanahan and daughters visited RK E Schroyer and brother William Schroyer. M E Lambert and sons Clyde and Claude traveled to Edgerton to see daughter sister Mrs Ernest Arnett. C P A members met at Barker schoolhouse. Bobby Keith Sims stayed overnight with W R Colman. Mrs Ethie Banks returned home to Lecompton. Waneta Colman joined Delia Reed’s sixth birthday party at Oak Ridge. Winter school enrolled 16 pupils with new students Irene and Lorena Banks. Lake View teacher Mrs Keyes visited and played ball with Winter pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McClanahan
Dorothy
Ruth
Effingham
McClanahan
RK. E. Schroyer
William Schroyer
M. E. Lambert
Palco and Sons
Clyde
Claude
Edgerton
Ernest Arnett
Arnett
C.P.A
Barker Schoolhouse
Bobby Keith Sims
W. R. Colman
Palco
Ethie Banks
Frank Pryor
Lecompton
Lis Colman
Waneta
Delia Reed
A. R. Reed
Oak Ridge
Delia
Chester
Irene
Lorena Banks
Lake View
Keyes
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Stephens in Osceola Church Service
Mrs. Stephens, long invalid from cancer, died after plans had been made for her going. Burial was in Spring Grove beside family. She leaves eight children and was widely mourned as a fine mother. Friends and communities gathered to pay tribute as her service filled the church. Loyde Rogers and her little son visited her brother Arthur Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Turner
Fairview Cemetery
James Elston
Lawrence
Andy Luce
Topeka
Nellie Pennington
Kansas City
Ted Kueny
Leola Jeanne
First Presbyterian Church
W. C
Leonard Edmonds
Parkville
E. P. Davis
Vic Shrader
Grace Leaverton
Davis
Spring Grove
Stephens
Loyde Rogers
Arthur Jones
Winter Team Edges Lake View In Close Low-Scoring Game
Former Winter players Billy and Raymond Schimmel now at Six Corners joined Winter for a game. Lake View won 29 to 24. Winter will close Friday April 19 with a program basket dinner and ball game. Four pupils Lorena Banks Claar J Colman Chester Banks and Wilford Chiles will take county exams this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Raymond Schimmel
Six Corners
Lake View
Lorena Banks
Claar J. Colman
Chester Banks
Wilford Chiles
Tonic promises blood boost and digestion aid
An advertisement touts 5.8.5 Tonic as a two fold remedy for fatigue from low red blood cells. It claims to stimulate gastric secretions and supply minerals to rebuild oxygen carrying blood. Benefits include better digestion appetite sleep and renewed strength with two sizes and two week supply.
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Border Cities
Charley Brown
The
King Place
Harold Gilbert
Shultz
Harold
Wildhorse
Lena Northdorf
Shewmaker
Shewmaker and Miss Northdorf
Irene Bannon
Chester Small
Asceneth Sloop
Junction City
Williams
Katherine Williams
Jack Edwards
Henry Watcheous
Christs Hospital
Margery Sue
James Nickum
Hutchinson
Rebecca O'Brien
GC. S. Kathan
Fannie Stilson
J. M. Tregamba
Alberta Garron
Benjamin Thompson
Oak Grove School
Buster
Thompson
C. N. Jacquemin
Jeanette
B. P. Davis
Johnson
Raines
Lucy Raines
Eskridge
Anan Pial
Alyye
AIRIN
Fisesas i
Exis
T. A. Nichols
Basin Valley
Pressbyterian Church
E. A. Ahrens
Floyd
Olinds Ahrens
Old Rugged Cross
Ruth Sacher
Horace Edmonds
Floyd Turner
FE. F. Boelinger
Boys Industrial School
Vinland
Grace Walter
W. J. Huscher
Yarnold-Stull
Oskaloosa
Quells
Charles B. Miller
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Tex
Melvin Bowes
Fishida
Associated Press
Tekarco
Toms
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston. Salem
N. C
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