Republicans Plan for June Meeting
Excelsior Springs Mo Apr 29 The revival of Republicanism moves hundreds of midwest leaders to Springfield Ill in early June for a grass roots conference. A rally date at the national shrine is to be announced soon as leaders vow to fight without factional or partisan battles and call all Americans to join in a drive to re establish representative government. Representatives from nine states Nebraska Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Missouri Iowa Kansas and Oklahoma discuss allocating 12 to 15 votes per congressional district at the convention.
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Convention Aims Without Presidential Candidates
Representative Earl B. Searcy, Republican leader in the lower branch of the THlensis assembly, urged that discussing presidential candidates would undermine the convention’s purpose and value. He emphasized a candidates-free agenda to preserve unity and focus.
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Earl B. Searcy
Thlensis Assembly
Fragmentary prayer text hints at Christian Science themes
A garbled excerpt mentions Christian Science churches and religious phrases. The legible bits reference Psalms and a Sunday context, but the source is highly corrupted, yielding no clear event or identifiable entities beyond general church and scripture allusions.
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Alt Hu
Fragmentary religious quotation by Mary Baker Eddy cited
The excerpt references a Mary Baker Eddy quote about an older man and deeds being cast off, rejecting sensual or sinful immortality and distinguishing death of a false material sense from life eternal. The fragmentary text lacks broader context or full attribution.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Police Court Case Hung on Lot Line Location
Aaron Smith faced charges of hawking and selling foodstuffs on Lawrence streets after a Saturday arrest for vending potatoes and apples from a truck outside a North Lawrence community sale barn. The case was dismissed due to uncertainty about the sidewalk line. the judge urged a city engineer survey to determine the lot line.
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Lawrence
Smith
North Lawrence
O. E. Learnard
Learnard
Haskell Students Return From Washington Trip
A group of Haskell students who traveled with Dr. Henry Roe Cloud to Washington on April 18 for a dancing program and pageant at the Daughters of 1812 convention returned to Haskell Sunday. They appeared at the Willard Hotel before a large audience including government officials and Congressman John Collier, commissioner of Indian affairs.
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Henry Roe Cloud
Washington
Willard Hotel
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Cloud
Garden Hedge Trimming Timing Guided by Season
Garden guidance suggests trimming hedges in early summer or late spring to limit new growth and keep hedges tidy. Any growth after cutting should have time to mature before autumn frosts, preventing overgrowth and maintaining hedge health.
Pageant Honors With Liberty and Fraternity Theme
The pageant drew favorable comment based on the organization motif liberty and fraternity. Students participating include Richard West Fred Beaver George Smith Joe Wesley Stannard Wiles James Whitecloud Joe Johnson Walter Hamilton and Joe Monegar.
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Fraternity
Richard West
Fred Beaver
George Smith
Joe Wesley
Stannard Wiles
James Whitecloud
Joe Johnson
Walter Hamilton
Joe Monegar
Rutherford and Cook Families Visit C C C Camp
Ives Chapel residents I N Rutherford with sons Merlyn and Floyd visited Lone Star CCC Camp on Sunday as Melvin and Merlin Cook families plus Gayle Carol JoAnne and Dorothy Betty Simpson and Josie McKinney attended a woods picnic and church gathering.
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Merlyn and
Floyd
Lone Star
Melvin Cook
Druccillia
Merlin Cook
Gayle
Carol Joanne
William Simpson
Dorothy
Betty
Josie McKinney
Eas
Easter Visits Stir Local Social News In Topeka Area
Dozens of Topeka residents and guests gather for Easter visits and dinners across the community. Mrs. George Frye and Miss Virginia Frye spend Easter in Topeka with relatives as families host duties and church services unfold. Nearby families including the Hadleys, Howards, Leonardss, and Fleshmans share meals, pageants, and trips to Kansas City and Emporia as part of holiday observances.
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George Frye
Topeka
Virginia Frye
William Simpson
Dorothy
Betty Lou
Josie McKinney
L. L. Hadley
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Frank Lobingier- Albert
Mary Lou
S. L. Leonard
Dick Fisher
Clara Kassinger
Stony Point
Charles Wineinger
John Dean
Emma Emery
Co. B. Merry
Philip Miller
Donald Miller
Nortonville
J. M. Carnahan
Bernice Carnahan
Oliver Price
Arlene Fleshman
Lawrence
Philip Fleshman
Cecil Vining
Kansas City
Vin
Jones-Brethren Seek Remedy for Status Quo
A Northwest ern Jeweler quote concedes the group faces a mess and calls for action. Deacon-Brother Jones asks what constitutes the status quo, prompting a discussion led by Pastor-Dat about remedy.
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Brethren
Brother Jones
Northwestern Jeweler
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