Engagement of Hilda Mae Bushey to Raymond Pine
Mr and Mrs Roy E Bushey announce the betrothal of their daughter Hilda Mae to Raymond C Pine son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Pine The wedding is set for September 11 Mrs L L Boughton and Mrs C T Hough hosted a bridge party for Mrs Edd Wood at the Colonial yesterday morning Luncheon followed with prizes won by Mrs L R Perry and Mrs Fred S Montgomery A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J W Johnson of Overbrook at Memorial Hospital this morning Mrs Armin Woestemeyer hosted the Merrymakers club yesterday afternoon Miss Bernice Graeber attended as a guest
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Roy E. Bushey Madeane
Hilda Mae
Raymond C. Pine
Clarence Pine
L. L. Boughton
Cc. T. Hough
Edd Wood
Colonial
L.R. Perry
Fred S. Montgomery
J. W. Johnson
Overbrook
Memorial Hospital
Armin Woestemeyer
Merrymakers Club
Bernice Graeber
Republican Party
Hutton
Democratic Committee
Caviness
Eudora
Wilkinson
Plattsburg
Hobart Hall
Hall
A. H. Hutton
Ottawa
Jennie Nelson
Nelson
Lawrence
Leonard Stanwix
Mary Lou
Ozarks
Edith Hayward
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Edith
Fred Kelsall
Sample
C. L. DeHoff
John Dwyer
James &. Dwyer
Johnnie
Yellowstone Park
Old Faithful
Boiling Springs
John Campton
Leonard
James DeHoff
George White
Salina
Legere
Williamstown
Urban J. Hess
Kansas
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
A. C. Hess
Marie
Chicago
Elnora Hitchman
Great Bend
Alfreida Hess
Othel Wiley
State Lake
Mary Jack White
Janet Wiley
Wic Hildebrand
Alvis DeHoff
Ruth Black
Raymond Black
Joe White
H. P. Leonhart
Harry
O'Dea
Marian Eisele
C. L. Nellis
Oanga
V. A. DeHoff
Robert Graham
Mr. Leonhart
Walnut Grove
Perry M. Ford
Phyllis Fultz
Alice Ford
Loren
Fred Kahn
Delbert Miller
Larry
Tonganoxie
Robert Warren
California
Will Young
Jean
Dorothy Papenhausen
Bert Harman
Bemiji
Minn
O’dea
New York
New York City
Marie Hess
United Air Lines
Mrs. Smith
Cameron Family Plans Colorado Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cameron and daughters Martha and Mary left for a two week stay in Colorado.
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E. M. Cameron
Martha
Mary
Colorado
PWA approves 39 works and grants for Winfield project
The Public Works Administration advanced its program to 1 150 614 478 dollars in construction. Forty nine projects received federal and non federal grants totaling 2 985 887 dollars. A 79 695 dollar grant went to Winfield Kansas for a power plan addition.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
PWA
Winfield, Kan
Irving C Harris Appointed Boulder Dam Power Director
The reclamation bureau named Irving C Harris of Kansas as director of power in charge of the Boulder dam project on the Colorado River. He succeeds Ralph Lowry, now construction engineer in charge of Shasta dam. Harris, born in Peabody Kansas, has led electrical and mechanical inspection at Boulder dam power plant since 1935.
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Washington
Reclamation Bureau
Irving C. Harris
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Ralph Lowry
Bureau
Central Valley Project
California
Shasta Dam
Harris
Peabody
Kan
Paroled in 1930 Robbery Case Claude Gibson
Gov. Walter Haxman announced Claude Gibson has been paroled from state prison after a 1930 conviction in Douglas county for second degree robbery. He was arrested November 10, 1930, for robbing Woolf Brothers clothing store with a 10 to 20 year sentence. Also paroled are Charles Thorpe for first degree robbery in Jefferson and Floyd Vaughn for second degree forgery in Osage.
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Claude Gibson
Douglas County
Walter Haxman
Gibson
Woolf Brothers
Charles_Thorpe
Jefferson
Floyd Vaughn
Osage
J. O. Hamilton Dies at 70 in Kansas State College
J O Hamilton aged 70 former head of the physics department at Kansas State College died of a heart ailment. He resigned last summer after 37 years on the faculty and was noted for weather studies and ultraviolet work. Lynn Brodrick named chairman in Marysville as county Democrats renominate him for national committee and county party post. only seven states set starting teacher salaries at 1000 dollars or more for four years of training.
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Manhattan
Kan
J. O. Hamilton
Kansas State College
Hamilton
Sweather
Lynn Brodrick
Marysville
Marshall County
Kansas
Brodrick
California
Colorado
Delaware
Indiana
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Quiet Reno primaries draw few voters amid heat
Reno's primary polling day was quiet with many voters absent due to heat and the busy season. Mrs. Charlie Strong of Topeka served as checker part of the day while Mrs. Hutton finished the day. Miss Audrey Winkleman is unavailable.
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Charlie Strong
Topeka
Checker
Hutton
Audrey Winkleman
Local Notables Attend Meetings and Social Events
Community updates cover party roles for the Republican and Democratic committees, while residents travel to Ottawa for a funeral. A wave of social visits, hospital news, 4-H camp, harvest celebrations, and family trips across Kansas and beyond paint a busy week in the area.
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Kansas State
Reno
Publishers Syndicate
Arles Ulrich
Leonard DeHoff
Wichita
Grace Ward
Helen White
Denver
Lastex
Borgair
Art Ladies
Cynthia Arch
Children’s Oxfords
Penney’s
Ober
Pia Astm Oeser
Boys Shop
Mary Lane
Many. Lane
Jeffries
Lindley
Kansas Cleaners
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Whitcomb’s
RED Cross
Otto Fischer