Uncle Sam to Trade Under the Blue Eagle
President Roosevelt backs a presidential order to require all government contracts to follow NRA codes or be canceled. The move aims to expand recovery program reach, with public buying urged to support products bearing the blue eagle emblem as hearings continue on key industries like coal and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
White House
Baltimore
NRA
Tonganoxie Notables On Honor Roll And Local News
William F Hazen and Mabel Williams, both from local families, earned KU sophomore honor roll honors. Cucumber weighed two and a half pounds grown by Marshal Clarence Love. Local social news covers gatherings, moves, deaths, travel to Chicago for Worlds Fair, Owl Bridge club hosting, and multiple visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hazen
Leonard Hazen
Misa Mabel Williams
Vic Williams
University of Kansas
K. U
Bill Hazen
Tonganoxie High School
Miss Williams
McLouth
Marshal Clarence Love
Jessie Hempel
Arthur Hempel, Jr
Gliske
Leavenworth
Hempel’s
C. Schmidt
L. C
Myra Keller
Fred Cronemiever
Nelson Quuisenberry
Chicago
Izola Farrell
John Farrell
Owl Bridge Club
Leonard Deaton
H. H. Harris
S. J. Gillam
Maryville
Harris
Kimpbell
Kansaity
Fairmount Park
Gerald Peterson
Aity
Basil Henderson
Kansas City
E.H. Skaggs
Har- OX
Thompson
Schneider
Herman
Frances
Eda
Frelenmuth
Alma
Paevineworth
James Farrell
Tonga
Local Social Notes Highlight Stull and Nearby Visits
Mrs Elmer Nichols and children returned from Eudora after ten days with relatives and friends. Emma Schneider and Louise Schneider of Kansas City visited sister Mrs Mary Wulfkuhle and family. Will Higel and family from Lost Springs visited relatives at Stull. Betty Lou Murphy of Topeka visits grandparents. Betty Bidinger and family, Mrs Bahnmaier, Lula Thelma, Early, and Mrs Henry Bahnmaier spent Friday with Mrs Leonard Nuffer for a birthday. Mrs Anna Morris of Leavenworth spent Sunday with the Wm Murphy home. Mrs Mary Wulfkuhle and Alberta Stull spent Saturday evening at the J home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pratt
Springs
Viola
Cledys Kraft
Eugene Lavin
Topeka
Will Ridinger
I. B. Kraft
C. J. Kraft
Will Higel
Fred Hartman
Geo. Houk
Charles Houk
J. Kraft
Arlene Hegel
Lost Springs
Miriam Kraft
Charlie Houk
Ozarks
Dick Shelihorn
Houk
Ralph Rake
Charlie Roller
Will Bidinger
Mike Murphy
E. J. Boehringer
Ruth
John Kraft
Frank Bidinger
Elmer Nichols
Eudora
Emma
Louise Schneider
Kansas City
Mary Walfkuhle
Stull
Betty Lou Murphy
Jake Bidinger
Rachel
Bernita
Leo
Wm. Bahnmaier
Lula
Thelma
Early
Henry Bahnmaier Apent
Leonard Nuffer
Vern Swallow
Alvin Lavern
Felix Tucker
Jellison
Orville Flory
Physis
Anna. Morris
Leavenmee
Stony Point Social Mixed with Santa Fe Trail Parade
Louie Georgie and Noah Weimer attended a Saturday evening gathering with Rev. and Mrs. Dan Flory and numerous neighbors from Union Pleasant Grove Eudora Willow Springs and High Prairie. Refreshments were served and talk turned to the Santa Fe Trail picnic with local wagons decorations and parade riders including Martin Holcom Will Winters Chester McMullen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Georgie
Noah
Weimer
Dave Wray
Ernest
Dan Flory
Amos Flory
Ruth, Raymond
Leonard
Union
Oscar Markley
Miss Miller
Pleasant Grove
Winford Flory
Eudora
Wm. Houser
Fred Houser
Donald
Willow Springs
Martin Holcom
Will Winters
Chester McMullen
Stony Point
Bruce Holcom
Ernest Wray
Simon Dickey
Carl McMullen
Etoil Winters
Arnold Craig
Dale McMullen
Doris Winters
Wray
John Churchbanch
Leo Wingert
High Prairie
Earl Lederer
Independence
Elmer Myers
Kansas City
Baldwin
John Dailey
Myrtle Hale
William Pomeroy
Louis Georgie
Nash Winter
Worden and Globe tidbits from a busy community weekend
Mrs Sophia Schwartz Oscar and Hattie rode to the Frank Selch home near Stull Calif with relatives returning from Colorado Springs spent several days with locals A large crowd attended the Bethel church ice cream social hosted by the Ladies Aid Many neighbors visited at various homes sharing news and greetings The Globe homecoming picnic featured a bountiful noon meal and an address on the district history A Globe Worden ball game was rained out after three innings and other local visits filled the week end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Colorado Springs
Frank Selch
Worden
Bethel Church
Ladies Aid
Carl Plambeck
Elisabeth
Antonette
John Stoebener
Elise Haas
Pauline Stobener
Raymond Higgs
Sophia Blaier
Kansas City
Adolph Johanning
T and Sons
J. W. Johannine
Ernest
Sophia
Henry Stoebener
Baldwin
Frances Breithaupt
Roy Schwalm
Rose Arnold
Los Angeles
Sophia Schwartz
Hattie
William Neibruece
Louisa Schwartz
C._M. Albright
William Broeker
Lawrence
William Simon
Arthur
John Lyons
Harley Lyons
Walter Jehle
Aermann
Umys Aaau
Edward Johanning
Pickett
William Neibrugge
Walter Stoebener
Benjamin Horst
Glenn Schwarts
Schwartz
John Miller
Near Overbrook
Oscar
Rose Armold
Jilemy Seele
Katie Oswald
Globe and Worden
Worden Social Roundup Highlights Community Guests
John Stoebener and family join Mrs Sophia Blair of Kansas City for dinner with Mr and Mrs Edward Johan ning Friday. Will Beetz and family of Linwood and Mrs Ray Holmes of Lawrence attend Globe homecoming. Alvin and Elmer Reetz return home after ten days with relatives. William Neibruege and family host Rev and Mrs Slupianek for Sunday dinner. Worden folks attend annual evangelical summer assembly in Forest Park Topeka July 28 to August. Oscar Nuffer family visit relatives in Stully. Margaret Stark of Kansas City visits J W Breithaupts. Worden well represented at fourth annual Santa Fe in Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Hattie host dinner Sunday. Mrs Rose Arnold of California and Pete Vogler of Baldwin present. Mrs Fred Salts and children of Kansas City visiting Charles French home west of DeSoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoebener
Raymond Higgs
Sophia Blair
Kansas City
Edward Johanning
Will Beetz
Linwood
Ray Holmes
Lawrence
Globe
Alvin
Elmer Reetz
William Neibruege
Airs
Slupianek
Worden
The
Evangelical Churches
Forest Park
Topeka
Edward Johannine
Kansas
Margaret Stark
J. W. Breithaupt
Baldwin
Sophia Schwartz
Oscar
Hattie
Rose Arnold
California
Pete Vogler
Fred Salts
Charles French
DeSoto
Local notes from Corliss and surrounding area
The weekly update lists residents visiting relatives in De Soto and Kansas City, new household installations, and local travel. It notes E C Tuck and crew improving the Santa Fe track right of way through Corliss, several visits by families including Plummer, Murphy, and Lane, a carbuncle ailment for Robert Caldwell, school board meeting at Cedar Junction, and maintenance work on Cedar school grounds plus cistern use and sewing machine repairs by Maurice Henderson and brother-in-law McMehon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Corliss
E. C. Tuck
de Soto
Margaret Strickland
Tracy Plummer
W. H. Dent
Ginn
Kansas City
Erle Hunter
Marion Murphy
Marion Fae
Pennsylvania
Mary Murphy
Minnie French
Harold Marphy
Ottawa
Harold
John Atkinson
Robert Caldwell
Cedar Junction
Blonday
W.H. Dent
Ben
Mitchell
Helen Osher
Lucille Lane
Bucks
Okla
L. L. Corliss
Joe Plummier
Erlen Hunter
Pete Randall
Cedar School
Maurice Henderson
McMehon
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Uncle Sam
Blue Eagle
Tonganoxie
Yarnold-Stull
Wena
Oliver Schutz
Los Ange
Lake View
Oscar Nuffer
Stully
Mia
Pembroke
Modernus
Ophir
Standard Villa Group
Sneegas Plumbing CO
Grabber Bros
Olson Bros
Marshall's Auto Stores
Mit
Wisors Fee
Nationet Theravery Egeren
San
Geaume
BOSCH
Schrader
Massachusetts St
Myron Lytle
Mgr
Blue Barrel Soap
TNS
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Mass
Advance Market
Th & Arkansas Dale
R. B
Dicker & Son, A. J
Locust Edmondson
Flory
Far East 8Th Frisco Packing Co
Griffeth’s Grocery
New York
Midway Market
Oxford Grocery
Palmateer’s Grocery
Rhode Island
Sam's Market
Thompson's Grocery
Upham Grocery
University Place
Alinois Webster’s Grocery
Wiley Bros
United States Co
Bonner Springs
Lee Olsen
Store Perkins
DE Soto Coker Bros
Kanwaka
Kanwaka Store
Linwood Meinke’s High Grads Food Store
McLouth Chapman Earl Farmers’ Co-operative Exchange
Harris, W. W
Reno Hess, A. C
Tonganokie Bartlett
J.-J. Dessery
D. J. Geib
Hopkin
Sae
Winchester Star Cash Grocery
Harnish Grocery
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