Relief Aid Brings Hope to Henryetta Miners District
Red Cross provided up to 5000 dollars for emergency relief through May as Governor Murray warned of hunger riots by unemployed miners. Salvation Army soup kitchen fed growing need while officials pace street tax collections. Oklahoma City also faces threats of May Day unrest with National Guard ready to respond. delegates urged swift aid for drought and unemployment victims in Okmulgee Bryan and Choctaw counties.
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Henryetta
Okla
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Murray
James Woodward
Salvation_Army
Oklahoma City
Cacns
Oklahoma
Oklahoma National Guard
Okmulgee
Bryan
Choctaw
Okmulgee County
Henryetta Minne
Charles E. McPherren
National ‘Guard
Rain to Continue Across Kansas Forecast
Rain persisted across Kansas with light showers overnight and clouds covering the state and western territories. S. D. Pita, federal meteorologist, warned little sunshine expected for the next 24 hours. Reported rainfall included Elkhart 1.02 inches and several towns with under an inch, while temperatures near 70 statewide were forecast with nights around 50 to 55.
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Topeka
Kansas
Territory
S. D. Pita
Elkhart
Athony
Dodge City
Garden City
Hutchinson
Iola
Larned
Liberal
Manhattan
Pratt
Wichita
Fort Scott
Winfield and Goodland
Flora
Dresden
Tribune
Mother Mine play set for Friday at North Lawrence church
The Young People of Central Park Christian church of Topeka will present Mother Mine at 8 pm Friday at the North Lawrence Christian church at Seventh and Elm. Rev. G Everett Figgs helped arrange the production. The play is directed by Sylvia Kessler with assistance from Mrs H T Ledgerwood.
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Mother Mine
North Lawrence
Oxford and Turkish teams join KU debate schedule
University of Kansas will include an Oxford University team and a Turkish university team in next year’s debate schedule. Coach E. C. Buehler announced the plan after a season described as KU’s most successful yet, with 32 debates and 11 decision losses across 32 matches.
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Oxford University
University of Kansas
E. C. Buehler
K. U
Kanene
Buehler Ek
Plays at White House Amuses Peggy Ann
An AP report describes a harmonica performance during a White House visit as 12 year old Cale 24 and Nero entertain, bringing out an old harmonica motif that amused Peggy Ann. The piece captures a brief, informal moment of musical humor involving the president’s circle.
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Ishington
Conan
Cale
Nero
Local Notes From Tonganoixie Social Roundup
Tonganoixie round up of community events and visits includes Miss Jessie Himpel entertaining the Owl Bridge club, guests from Kansas City and Park Rapids, ringed by illness and travel. Local clubs meet, church ladies plan, and notable residents attend events across the week.
Glenn and Vicinity School Alumni Gather for Glenn Event
Clarence Welcher and daughters shop in Lecompton while Glenn and Lyndon visitors join closing day exercises at Glenn school on April 17. Attendees include J. S. Stauffer, F. P. Shirley and family, J. C. Walter and family, Henry Dummer, and other graduates and former students.
Family and town visits mark Sunday activities
Juanita, Chiles spent Sunday afternoon with Oneta Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Bahnmaier and daughter Beverly and Mrs. Felton visited Harry Stover and sons in Williamstown. W. H. Robison planted about 600 young fruit trees north of Glenn schoolhouse with A M Goodrich aiding. J S Stauffer of Kansas City visited grandson W B Stauffer and family. Starr Glenn drove to Kansas City on business with Grace and Billy Parrish. Ermal Mellenbruch and daughters Lenora Doris Virginia Carolyn toured Osage City to visit Mrs Boyce. W B Glenn and daughter Wilma hosted Ben Isler family and Helen Fritze from Topeka. picnic in Glenn timber. Bahnmaier and Beverly along with H F Fulton attended funeral of J F Slasser in Lawrence. Glenn eighth graders Lenora Melienbruch Cecil Welcher Henry Brown Francis Brown Ray Cote took finals in Lecomton Saturday.
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Juanita
Chiles
Oneta Glenn
Beverly
HF. Felton
Williamstown
Harry Stover
W. H. Robison
Glenn School ‘House
A. M. Goodrich
Lecompton
Robison
Kansas City
W. B. Stauffer
A - Starr Glenn
Grace
Billy Parrish
H.F. Fulton
J. F. Slasser
Rumsey
Lawrence
Glenn
Lenora Melienbruch
Cecil Welcher
Henry Brown
Francis Brown
Ray Cote
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North Lawrence Church
Oxford
White House
Brogn
Unitiedt
Peggy Ann
Hoover
Tonganoxie
Anna, Kline
Leavenworth
Bertha Kinzler
William Heymen
Peabody
F. Jones
L. A. Hazen
St. Luke's Hospital
George Haight, Jr
California
Elnora Buerman
al Burman
Lucille Evans
Atchison
John Evans
Congregational Ladies Association
Arthur] Roberts
Farm Bureau Club
George Farrell
P T. A. Association
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Anit
L. Koch
Claude Bowman
J.C. Doege
Clara Doege
Annalie Wirschl
Nortonville
Tonganoxie Reading Club
E. Hoskins
Club-Cay
Tonganoxie Community Club
First National” Bank
Edward Hunt
Chicago
P.E
Henderson
Charles Husband
Julia Kahoe
James ‘Ox
Glenn and Vicinity
Clarence Welcher
Gladys
Viola
W. H. Glenn
Lyndon
Glenn School
F. _P. Shirley
Russel
J. C. Walter
Henry Dummer
Stauffer
Stauffer, Mr. Shirley
Walter
Dummer
W. Stauffer
Clarence Saylor
Star District
Will Brown
Shirley
Lecompton Rural High School
George
L. Glenn
Wilma
Helen Shaffer
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Journal-World
W. L. Newman
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