Kansas Language Heard in Capital
Washington April 24. Eastern Republican leaders listen to grass roots as they shape next platform. Kansas language figures in congressional voices with references to Governor Landon and Kansas connection of several lawmakers from California to Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smith
Washington
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Congress
John H. Tolan
California
University of Kansas
Missouri
Tolan
Jimmy
Burdick
Wade Moore
Wade
Moore
Iurdick
Byron Nicholson Scott
Council Grove
Fucson
Ann Edward Thomas Taylor
Ader
Leavenworth
Leadville
Colo
William Edgar Borah
Idaho
University of Kansas Law School
Lyons
Dewey Short
Baker University
Baldwin
Southwestern
Winfield
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
Kirwin
Phillips County
Oklahoma
Wesley Ernest Disney
Shawnee County
Jack Nichols
State Teachers Colege
Emporia
Phil Ferguson
Wellington
Wesley Lloyd
Washington State
Argonia
Washburn College
Lloyd
Buite
Mont
Tacoma
Wyoming
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Dated Page
The page shows a crossword clue column with scattered entries including informal dance and calisthenic terms, first name of a famous soprano, Roman date, meanings for scarce aloof region small horse bust le clear gain total substance of an animal or plant, god of war, Christian era abbr, numerous cognizant to string double protective garment European rabbit like diving bird jogging gait salutation cut down.
Puzzle Solved and Stamp Debate Across States
The article notes a Daily puzzle solution and the 4 down clue words, then shifts to a portrait of Paul R. Greever born in Lansing, a Leavenworth High and KU alum who became Cody Wyoming mayor after WW II. It finishes with a philatelic opinion noting stamps lack nationwide issuance or collector interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Greever
Lansing
Leavenworth High School
University of Kansas
Sth
Greever
Cody
Wyoming
Stamp catalog split over Farley imperforates
Quinton James reports a divide between American and English collectors over 20 Farley imperforates. US authorities plan to list them under a 1938 special printing, while Britain's Gibbons catalogers oppose listing the imperforates in the standard catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
England
Gibbons
Latin America Adds From the Territory Stamp Industry Note
Latin American contributors shape a weekly stamp compila tion with two industry themes. Mexico issued a 10 centavo dark violet stamp dated April 10, 1935 featuring a tractor encircled by a cogwheel frame. Another industry stamp follows in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Mexico
Postage stamps and famed One Cent stamp tale in England
A survey of stamp issues from Colombia Paraguay and Uruguay notes color and printing changes in various issues. The story also tracks the famous British Guiana one cent stamp from its discovery by L Vernon Vaughan to its current ownership by Mr Hind’s widow in England after passing through many collectors and fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Paraguay
Uruguay
Artigas
British Guiana
L. Vernon Vaughan
Bath
England
N. R. McKinnon
Thomas Ridpath
Ridpath
Phillip von Ferrary
Ferrary
Arthur Hind
Utica
N. Y
Obituary of Mrs Nanna Strobel Selzer of Eudora and Clearfield
Mrs Nanna Strobel Selzer born 1857 in Uniontown Missouri died April 17 1935 at 78. One month four days. She moved with her parents to Kansas 1859 settling near Eudora Johnson County. She married William Selzer in 1880 and had two sons William and Daniel. Survived by six sisters and two brothers, six grandchildren, husband and sisters preceded her in death. She joined Salem Evangelical church at a young age, later transferring to Clearfield church where she remained active until death. She was zealous in church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanna Strobel Selzer
Uniontown
Kansas
Johnson County
Eudora
William Selzer
William
Daniel
Pauline Roche
Clearfield
Minnie Neis
Louise Reber
Sophia Kurtz
Clara Harbour
Sibleyville
Sarah Potter
Lawrence
Jacob Stroble
Sam Stroble
Arkansas
Salem Evangelical Church of
Independence School Closes After Year of Scholastic Contests
Funeral services were held at the Clearfield church with Rev. A. Rodewald and Rev. G. Trabant in charge. Burial followed in Clearfield cemetery. The Adams sang as Christine Cochran played piano. Pallbearers listed. Independence district 76 closed April 19 1985 with a basket dinner and awards ceremony. Missie Doherty distributed awards for geography spelling arithmetic and perfect attendance to numerous students. Board members Henry Seele Burton Tau and Charles Gale noted for district activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Church
A. Rodewald
G. Trabant
Clearfield Cemetery
J. D. Adams
Christine Cochran
John
Henry Selzer
Henry Deckwa
John Sturm
Henry Brecheisen
Martin Breithaupt
Independence School
Independence
Missie Doherty
Alvin Seele
Maxine Price
Doris Lederer
Walter Seele
Manine Price
Harold Seele
Vanita White
June Lederer
Joe F.l Taul
Thurman Deay
Lucille Price
Letha Taul
Cleo Price
Henry Seele
Burton Tau
Charles Gale
Barber School Honors Perfect Attendance At Banquet
Barber School closed Friday April 19 for final exams on Saturday April 20. A Thursday program featured Richard Carter receiving a perfect attendance pin for one year and a certificate for four years. Students Eleanor Stanwix Mary Coffman Evelyn Harrell Harold Stover Roberta Harrell Vernon Harrell and Helen Deshine earned spelling lesson buttons. No tardies reported. April attendance averaged 4.9 percent for girls and 4.95 percent for boys. County nurse Miss Matie Neely and Mrs Robt Peterson with family were mentioned alongside Mrs Theo Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber School News
Barber School
Richard Carter
Eleanor Jean Stanwix
Mary Coffman
Evelyn Harrell
Harold Stover
Roberta Harrell
Vernon Harrell
Helen Deshine
Barber
Matie Neely
Robt. Peterson
Bobby
Theo. Wiggins
Princess Oh-Hotcha Proclaims Lineage of Chief Mugwumpa
Princess Oh-Hotcha declares she is the child of old Chief Mugwumpa. She is described as pretty yet wild and flirts that the listener is handsome, expressing a desire to be happy living there with him and perhaps others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oh-Hotcha
Mugwumpa
Children Visit School With Visitor Event at Barber District
Teddy and Josephine joined a school visit this month as Mrs. Ross received a decorated cake box from children and parents of Barber district after the program on Thursday. Helen Deskins, Robert Harrell and Richard Carter will take final exams at Clinton on April 20 and 27. Mrs. Theo Wiggins is on the sick list this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Josephine
Mrs. Ross
Barber District
Helen Deskins
Robert Harrell
Richard Carter
Clinton
Greenwood Valley Social News Roundup
Miss Faye Boose, a Scranton high junior, spent the weekend with her parents the Boose family. Mr and Mrs Elton Dark and son Bobby were guests of the Darks. Charles Hart of Overbrook visited the Dark family. Grace Kellogg, a KSC student, vacationing with her parents the Kelloggs. Greenwood Valley school closed Thursday for a program featuring a Negro minstrel with Maxine Goff, Clarence Segrist, Charice Boose, Lois Simons, Audrey Boose, George Simons, Garland Boose, and Dor o.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Boose
Scranton High School
J. C. Boose
Elton Dark
Bobby
L. Dark
Charles Hart
Overbrook
SL. Dark
Grace Kellogg
Ben Kellogg
Greenwood Valley
Maxine Goff
Clarence Segrist
Charice Boose
Lois Simons
Audrey Boose
George Simons
Garland Boose
Doro
Local visits and midday social at Kellogg home
At noon a basket dinner was enjoyed and horseshoe pitching entertained attendees. Mrs. J. J. Lutz of Topeka is visiting at the Ben Kellogg home. Mr. and Mrs. George Simons hosted a visit from Mrs. Simons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fraker of Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
J. J. Lutz
Topeka
Ben Kellogg
George Simons
Teachers take pupils on Kansas City outing
Reno on Saturday Miss Clovis Winkle man and George McCaffery two Jewett school teachers guided pupils to Kansas City visiting Loose Wiles Arms and then enjoyed a picnic at Swope Park with a zoo stop. Thirty four persons travelled in five cars. J A McKone returned home after a western state trip. A fresh fruit shower honored Miss Sophia Whittaker of Pony Creek school. Mrs Lydia Tidrow and friends from Lawrence visited Miss Anna Taylor then went to State Lake for the afternoon. Edith Hayward of the University of Kansas returned home for Easter vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis Winkleman
George McCaffery
Jewett School
Kansas City
Loose Wiles
Armours
Swope Park
Zoo
J. A. McKone
Sophia Whittaker
Pony Creek
Lydia Tidrow
Lawrence
Anna Taylor
State Lake
Edith Hayward
University of Kansas
Hopewell People Attend High Prairie Program and Funeral
Drexell and Lois joined a High Prairie school program and supper Friday. Ada Williams hosted guests and Lenora Williams contributed musical numbers. Visitors c known to bed-ridden Lewis Tucker after a buzz saw accident. Raymond Williams and Herbert Williams joined a church gathering and dinner with Ada Williams family. E H Purvis and sister Mrs Cooper's visit in Lawrence preceded a funeral attended by Purvis family and Harmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexell
Lois
High Prairie
Ada Williams
Lenora Williams
Prairie City
Lewis Tucker
Russell Deay
Francis Rockhold
A. M. Reser
Frank Johnson
Annie Newman
John Doris
Mary
Raymond
Herbert Williams
Russell Greer
Oscar
Lenora
E. H. Purvis
Lawrence
Cooper
Silas Harmon
Fred Purvis
Garden hints on lawn weeds and hand weeding
Weeds like crabgrass dandelions and plantain pose lawn maintenance problems. Hand weeding is the practical method with emphasis on cutting root systems below the surface using a spud or similar knife. Ammonium sulphate can kill chickweed but cutting patches is generally preferred.
Roster of Local Visits and Events This Week
Mr and Mrs B A Hammond hosted George Lawler Jr of St Louis a student in the air college. Hopewell school pupils attended the races tournament in Baldwin. Roy Merchant Hershel Joan Julia and Jim Dyer attended program and supper at High Prairie. Russell Deay Thurman and Juanita Ruth visited Lewis Tucker Sunday. Hammond attended Lew Fisher funeral at Perry Monday. Willow Springs crusher performed. Deay aided with work at Tucker’s Tuesday. Sommers were Sunday dinner guests of Frank Johnson. Eva Flory returned home after Pleasant Grove and Willow Springs visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Hammond
George Lawler, Jr
St. Louis
the Air College
Hopewell School
Baldwin
Roy Merchant
Hershel
Joan
Julia
Jim Dyer
High Prairie
Lewis Tucker
Russell Deay
Thurman
Juanita Ruth
B. A. Hammond
Lew Fisher
Perry
Ray Merchant
Nelson Taurt
Willow Springs
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Capital
States
Qaepleys Peark
Helief
Sield
Isilietd
TIC
RIOIE
Aimiatria Alwyle Te
Iblein
Qoa
By Quinton James
COOK
Nanna Selzer
C. E. Stanwix
Vinland
George Sturdy
Francis Gregory
Jeanette
Smolan
Kan
Fred Gregory
John Tugalls
Dorothy Forsythe
Ben Garber
Washington Creek
Reno
Hopewell
Kansas Electric Power
Estes, Payne & CO
Mass
Ned
Liggett & Myers Tobacco CO
Levy
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