Senate Tax Bill Stirs House Protest Over Low Incomes
Washington Aug 12 A storm of protest erupts in the house over the senate tax bill which would tax incomes as low as 800 dollars a year. Lawmakers criticize nonconformity with the President message and warn a possible deadlock that could delay passage until next session. House members denounce taxing relief receivers and insist on a fair bid that does not raise taxes on the poorest.
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Washington
House
Senate
Doughton
House Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Fuller
D-Ark
Congress
Thompson
D-Ii
Duncan
D-Mo
Sanders
D-Tex
Kansan Chancellor E H Lindley May Attend NYA Meeting
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas may attend the National Youth Administration advisory committee meeting in Washington. Lindley is one of 84 committee members and is vacationing at Glacier National Park. A request to attend was received last Friday, but his attendance is not yet confirmed. It is expected a later announcement will detail the CSEP setup at KU and other college relief efforts nationwide.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
National Youth Administration Advisory
Washington, D. C
Dr. Lindley
Glacier National Park
Raymond Nichols
CSEP
K. U
United States
Many Applications Pour Into CSEP Office Ahead of Deadline
The Iverson University CSEP office, led by Miss Mary Olsen, reports nearly 1600 applications received as of today, over 400 more than last year. August 15 is set as the final date for blanks to be mailed. Federal figures on jobs and funding remain to be announced, while workers check applications in anticipation of the official release.
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CSEP
Mary Olsen
IV. U
New Commander Bolles Makes First Official Visit at Fort Leavenworth
Maj. Gen. Frank C. Bolles, new Seventh Corps Area commander, made his first official visit to Fort Leavenworth after succeeding the late Maj. Gen. Stuart Heintzelman. He planned to depart for Nevada to inspect the National Guard camp and resume duties in Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Leavenworth
Seventh Corps
Kan
Frank C. Bolles
Fort Leavenworth
Stuart Heintzelman
Bolles
Nevada
National Guard
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classified Page
Seven trivia items are listed and the reader is directed to the classified page for answers. Questions cover figures from literature exploration stamps and history. It asks for Mitchell Luzon painter explorer World's Fair Chicago Tonti Bevil Grenville Ford's Theater Lincoln Alaska status
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Donald Grant Mitchell
Luzon
Mothers of America
Chicago
Henri de Tonti
Sir Bevil Grenville
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Alaska
Cool air eases Kansas heat wave temporarily
A front from the northwest brings the coolest day in weeks to Kansas with 50 degree drops in Dresden and Goodland. Meteorologist S D Flora warns no permanent relief until the drought ends, as highs hover upper eighties while readings 100 to 112 last day marked the state as hot spot.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Dresden
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Valentine
Neb
Plara
Flora
Dark Haired Girls Supplant Blondes Across Nation
Chicago August 12 UPI A beauty expert says gentlemen no longer prefer blondes. Dark tresses gain favor as fashion shifts away from peroxide, with Persian and Indian colors for fall. The back to brunet trend, she notes, ends a twenty year blonde era and remains camera ready for real blondes.
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Chicago
UPI
Ruth Maurer
American Cosmeticians Association
Farm Bureau Women Camp at Tonganoxie State Lake
Nine Douglas county women attend a four day Women’s Farm Bureau camp opening yesterday at Tonganoxie state lake. Attendees include Mrs. Earl Coleman Mrs. W. D. Wear Mrs. Rosa Stone Mrs. Lennel Sturday Mrs. Ernest Milburn Mrs. Harry Unger Mrs. Guy Bigsby Mrs. Yj. Baldwin and Mrs. Jay Seetin. Other counties represented are Johnson, Jefferson, Shawnee, and Leavenworth.
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Douglas County
Women’s Farm Bureau
Tonganoxie State Lake
Jose
Earl Coleman
W. D. Wear
Rosa Stone
Lennel Sturday
Ernest Milburn
Harry Unger
Guy Bigsby
Yj. Baldwin
Jay Seetin
Johnson
Weeendaties Jefferson
Shawnee
Leavenworth
The Irish In Us at the Granada Stars Cagney and O Brien
James Cagney and Pat O Brien headline The Irish In Us at the Granada with Frank Mc Hugh Allen Jenkins. Olivia de Havilland stars as the girl who provokes the brotherly brawls. Mary Gordon as their mother referees the comic scraps amid laughs and applause.
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James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Frank McHugh
Allen Jenkins
O’hara
Granada
Cagney
O'Brien
Olivia de Havilland
McHugh
Mary Gordon
Jenkins
Exams Start Thursday At KU Law School On Mt Oread
Examinations for the University of Kansas school of law will begin Thursday afternoon and run through Friday with no tests Saturday marking the end of classes on Mt Oread until the fall semester begins September 19. Nearby report notes a cow incident injuring farmer Walter Moorehead of Jarbalo.
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Lasses
Mt. Oread
University of Kansas School of Law
School of Law
Middlewest Gets Relief From Heat Across The Plains
The Associated Press reports cooler air and scattered showers easing the severe heat that blasted Oklahoma Texas and surrounding states. Temperatures fell from 90s to upper 80s in some zones with 80 in Chicago and forecasts of further cooling. Dust storms lingered in Amarillo and Garden City while snow cooled Colorado peaks with 34 degrees. The heat toll neared 200 with four more deaths, and Sacramento hit a record 109 as parks and beaches drew crowds near Chicago under a land breeze.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Flora
Amarillo
Tex
Garden City
Kan
Pikes Pesk
Colorado
California
Los Angeles
Alva
Okla
Enid
Fort Smith
Ark
Sacramento
Calif
Joan Blondell seeks divorce from film cameraman husband
Los Angeles August 12 Joan Blondell actress and mother of a son born last November filed suit for divorce from George S Barnes film cameraman alleging cruelty and incompatibility She says he ignored guests buried himself in a book when visitors came and would not answer questions after drinking and driving his car despite her requests Former Army player dies.
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Los Angeles
Joan Blondel
George S. Barnes
Miss Blondel
Hollywood
Barnes
Lookout Mountain
Death of Lieut Joseph Lockwood MacWilliam West Point Quarterback
Perth Amboy New Jersey August 12 1934 Word comes of the death of Lieut Joseph Lockwood MacWilliam former Army quarterback in 1931 32 and 33 He died after emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix His father Charles M MacWilliam Middlesex County probation officer received the telegram MacWilliam was stationed at Fort Warren Wyoming at the time of his death.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Joseph Lockwood MacWilliam
Charles M. MacWilliam
Middlesex County
Id MacWilliam
Fort Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kansas Coroner Guthrie Dies From Food Poisoning
R C Guthrie age 55 longtime Marysville Kansas coroner and Kansas board of embalming member died from peritonitis after a food poisoning attack. He moved to Marysville in 1907 from Irving and was active in civic and Masonic circles and longtime president of Marysville Country Club.
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Marysville
Kan
R. C. Guthrie
Kansas Board of Embalming
Guthrie
Irving
Marysville Country Club
Bomannon Federal Shelterbelt Attorney Dies in Lincoln
J Sydnor Bomannon aged 49 principal attorney for the federal shelterbelt project died at his Lincoln home after a lingering illness. He had come here December 23 from Washington D C where he served as an attorney in the solicitor's office of the department of agriculture.
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Lincoln, Neb
J. Sydnor Bomannon
Bomannon
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Patee Show Sells Hard Times Stunt Drama Cheers of the Crowd
A high pressure New York publicity man promotes a stunt to save a Broadway show, in Cheers of the Crowd at the Patee. Russell Hopton stars as Lee Adams with Irene Ware as the newspaper sister aiding the plan. Complications rise and keep the cast in constant excitement through to the end. Journal-World classifieds note quick results.
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New York
the Patee
Russell Hopton
Lee Adams
Irene Ware
Adams
Milk cases in court challenge AAA marketing agreements
Milk producers in Kansas City Kansas plan to challenge marketing agreements under the AAA after another suit against Allvine Dairy Co. by Max M. Morehouse, administrator for the Greater Kansas City milk area. Morehouse seeks payments into the milk marketing adjustment account. Allvine claims benefits to producers do not justify levied assessments.
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Kansas City
Kan
AAA
Max M. Morehouse
Kanga City
Morehouse
Allvine, Dairy Co
Fred C. Allyine
Rabies Found in Dog That Bit Linwood Children
Dr. T. J. Leasure reports the dog that bit two Linwood children of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shirk had rabies. The children received Pasteur treatment after the bite a week ago. The Buck Creek farmer Frack Black and Lecompton’s T. M. Bahnmaier also reported bites from their own rabid farm dogs.
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T. J. Leasure
Walter Shirk
Linwood
Shirk
Lawrence
Leasure
Frack Black
Buck Creek
T. M. Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Riffle and Mrs Wood
Burial of Mrs Albert S Riffle in Springhill Kan cemetery Wednesday follows her death Saturday night at Omaha. Mrs Anna Eliza Wood dies at home five miles north of Lawrence. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm from Rumsey funeral home with Rev Charles Thomas leading. Burial Maple Grove cemetery. Wood leaves four sons two daughters 14 grandchildren Walter Martin Chateau James Lexington Harry Lawrence area.
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Albert S. Riffle
Omaha
Springhill
Kan
Anna Eliza Wood
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral
Charles Thomas
Maple Grove Cemetery
Huge sea turtle displayed after being dragged by Gloucester boat
Boston reported an 800 pound leatherback sea turtle was brought ashore after entangling the Gloucester seiner Santa Maria and dragging it about 100 feet. Captain Peter Mercurio said the turtle, eight feet long, was killed by rifle shots near the Boston piers while fishermen landed mackerel.
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Boston
Santa Maria
Bostonish
Peter Mercurio
Mercurio
Burns and Allen seek to adopt a baby boy
Gracie Allen and George Burns announce they are seeking to adopt a baby boy to match their year-old daughter Sandra Gracie Allen Burns. Allen said they looked in Chicago but found no matching infant as they arrived to train with the child.
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Burns and Allen
New York
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Sandra Gracie Allen Burns
Chicago
Gracie
George
Traffic Accidents in Oklahoma Claimed Several Lives
Seven people died in Oklahoma over the weekend due to crashes and a freight train collision. Six deaths were from vehicle accidents. one occurred in a freight train incident, with many injured. New residents urged to register with the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce to receive a welcome gift book. A. B. Weaver returned from trips to New York and New London, Conn.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Bureau
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Weaver
New York
Weaver
New London
Conn
Will F D R Name Changes He Wants In Constitution
Lawmakers debate Roosevelt’s push for constitutional changes as Hoover policies face scrutiny. Senator Robinson frames the aim as overcoming the drastic effects of Hooverism while Roosevelt presses for public clarity on proposed constitutional alterations before adjournment. Representative Woodruff calls the suggestion timely and demands disclosure of the presidential program and its impact on foundational principles.
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Frank D. Lowden
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Ogden Mills
Rep
Fish
Rn.y
Dickinson
Rtown
Wadaworth
R.N.Y
Robinson
Hoover
Roosevelt
Congress
Woodruff
R.mich
Hoover arrives in New York for meeting with New York Life officials
Herbert Hoover, arriving by train from the west for a meeting with New York Life Insurance Company officials, maintained a smiling silence on political questions. He offered no new criticism beyond remarks issued in Chicago yesterday, and was accompanied by Lawrence Richey, his Washington representative.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
West
New York Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Lawrence Richey
Washington
Cattle breeder travels with Jersey calf to Wisconsin sale
Don Bright of Greenville Texas passes through Lawrence with a two months old Jersey calf in a crate bound for Black River Falls Wisconsin. The calf sold for 150 dollars. Mary Olsen at the CSEP office receives a flood of mail from the KU post office and Kansas City Kansas. William T Johnson, Haskell Institute instructor, graduates from Central State Teachers College Mt. Pleasant Michigan with an A B degree honors.
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Don Bright
Greenville
Texas
Lawrence
Black River Falls
Wis
William T. Johnson
Haskell Institute
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Olathe Road Probe Demands U S Highway 50 Review
Olathe Kan August 12 petition by 80 local business men and Johnson County officials asks Attorney General Clarence V Beck to investigate the construction of U S Highway 50 between Olathe and Kansas City. The brick road laid in 1925 is called deplorable and the concrete base allegedly underbuilt. The petition seeks protective action for taxpayers and potential prosecution if criminality is shown.
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Olathe
Kan
PC. W. Gorsuch
Tolay
Clarence V. Beck
Kansas City
Johnson County
Beck
Driver Faces Jail After Death Crash in Kansas City
L J Narr, 38, charged with gross negligence in the death of Edward Kline Jr., 26, was fined 1000 and sentenced to a year at the municipal farm by Police Judge Tol land after a coroner's jury found negligence. Narr remains free on 5000 bond on a state manslaughter complaint.
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Kansas City
Gr—L. J. Narr
Edward Kline
dJr
Thomas V. Tolland
Narr
Kline
Will Divide an Estate Between Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Copenhagen Aug 12 Pi The late Prince Alexis Mdivani's former wife Countess Barbara Hutton Mdivani Haughwitz Reventlow will meet her four brothers and sisters in law to arrange the division of Alexis estate valued at about 2 000 000 The heiress to Woolworth millions is to receive one fifth of the total estate The prince was killed August 1 in a Spain auto crash The count said other details of the division of real estate would be arranged by her in conference with Alexis two brothers and two sisters Okishoma Brothers Drowned Lawton Oklahoma Aug 12 Two brothers John Wolf 17 and Bennie Wolf 22 of near Elgin were drowned in Cache creek twenty miles northeast of here late yesterday The bodies were recovered by Lawton fire department
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Copenhagen
Prince Alexis Mdiveni
Barbara Hutton
Mdivani Haughwitz - Reventlow
Alexis
Count Court
Haughits- Reventlow
Woolworth
Spain
Lawton
Okla
John Wolf
Bennie Wolf
Elgin
Cache Creek
Here
Acreas Obtains Divorce in Los Angeles on Aug 12
Gwynne Farrell, identified as a blonde screen actress, obtained a divorce today from Nathan Myles, an advertising salesman, charging cruelty in Los Angeles.
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Acreas
Los Angeles
Gwynne Farrell
Nathan Myles
Rescue by Chance Saves Boston Man From Sea
Walter Robillard, 32, of Boston,was rescued after jumping from the Notre Dame. He swam in rough seas for hours before being hauled into a dory by the Ripple’s crew and later airlifted to Boston. He was examined at Chelsea marine hospital and transferred to a Boston psychiatric hospital.
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Boston
Walter Robillard
Ripple
The
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Robillard
Coast Guard
Samuel Sorenson
Sorenson
George’s Banks
Altho
Provinceton
Cape Cod
Chelsea Marine Hospital
John T. Hazel
Haile Selassie warns of possible world war in Ethiopia
Emperor Haile Selassie told palace authorities Ethiopia fears a new world war and seeks peace through League of Nations impartiality. He said Ethiopia never aimed to harm Italy and noted peace talks among France, Italy and Britain began without Ethiopian invitation after a crown council session. Leaders sent felicitations to President Roosevelt for his peace stance.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Italy
Crown Council
Roosevelt
Paria
France
Great Britain
Hopson Arrested by Federal Agents in New Jersey
H C Hopson executive of the Associated Gas and Electric Company was found by federal agents in New Jersey and taken to Washington to testify in a congressional lobbying inquiry. A three week search ended with his custody as the House committee led by Rep John J O Connor of New York prepares for his testimony on the companys fight against admin utility control legislation.
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New York
The
New York Post
Washington
H. C. Hopson
Associated Gas & Electric Company
New Jersey
Hopson
House
John J. O'Connor
Senate
Lone Star to Field New Football Team This Season
Recreation director Jay Plumley at Lone Star plans football practice at BCE camps once equipment arrives. Several camp members have pro or college background. Plumley aims to form two teams. No schedule yet but likely CCC opponents and possible games with KU freshmen if arrangements permit.
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Bce
Troops Move From Camp Whitside For 15 Day Training
Ready to move troops at Camp Whitside in Tunction City Kansas 179 men received instructions for departure tomorrow. About 200 trucks will transport roughly 2000 men from the 137th Infantry and 114th Cavalry for fifteen days training. Yesterday the 160th Field Artillery and 140th Field Artillery Kansas National Guard left the camp.
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Tunction City
Kan
Camp Whitside
137Th Infantry
114Th Cavalry
160Th Field Artillery
140Th Field Artillery
Kansas National Guard
Two Aggie Linemen Are Typhoid Fever Victims
Manhattan Kan Aug 12 Two regular guards on the Kansas state champion football team Big Six champions of 1934 are ill with typhoid fever Coach Wes Fry received a letter noting Dan Partner has typhoid at his home in Kearney Neb for about ten days Last week Fry learned Dan Beeler was ill at his home in Mankato Fry doubts either Beeler or Partner will be in good condition for the upcoming football season.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Wes Fry
Dan Partner
Kearney
Neb
Fry
Dan Beeler
Mankato
Beeler
Partner
Youth Escapes Moundridge Jail After Vigilante Capture
A 17 year old youth identified as E. S. Cowley of Atchison Kansas escaped from the Moundridge jail less than 12 hours after officers arrested him during a vigilante hunt for the driver of a stolen car. He fled by forcing the cell door and is believed aided by accomplices who fled in a Chevrolet truck stolen from an oil company.
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Cowley
Moundridge
Jock
Memorial and visits in Ives Chapel area
Mrs. E P Hall led a memorial service for Mrs Ault with Rev Holcombe and a large gathering including Rev E P Hall, H S Cook, J D Smith, John Dean, Philip Fleshman, W W Whitted, Wise, George Frye family, Virginia Frye, Mary Meyer, Oliver Price, Maurice Frye, Emma Emery, Bernice Carnahan, Catherine Van Keuren, and families. Visitors to Eliza Highland and Martin Callan in Vinland, and various neighbors attended gatherings and dinners. Several residents traveled to Bucklin Kansas for Fred Hargett's funeral, while Emma Emery hosted guests at her home and others visited the Miller home. Contacts included Harold Flanders departing for Wellsville, Stewart Baldridge of Wellsville, and Belph Jardon of Oxnard along with Irene McConnail. Symn Taylor hosted the Past Noble Grands club, and W E Simpson and daughter Betty Lou joined Ernest Butell and family in visiting.
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E. P. Hall
Ault
Holcombe
H. S. Cook
J. D. Smith
John Dean
Philip Fleshman
W. W. Whitted
Wise
George Frye
Virginia Frye
Mary Meyer
Oliver Price
Fred Hargett
Jess Emery
Oskaloosa
Emma, Emery
Philip Miller
Vivian
Maxine Emery
Miller Home
Harold Flanders
Wellsville
Bunnell Farm
Stewart Baldridge
Lecompton social items and local notices
Mr and Mrs Fred Smith entertained at a six o'clock dinner Sunday in Lecompton. Guests included William Schauer Wheeler Kan Harry Smith Ilene Smith Miss M Smith Miss Martha Smith and other Smiths. Edward McClana han visited Margaret Young in Topeka. Faye Carr, daughter of Harry Carr, is recovering from a broken arm. Mary Smith will teach at Barber School south west of Lawrence. Maurine Broner of Lawrence visited Lecompton friends. Lorene Hildenbrand returned from a visit west of Lecompton.
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Fred ©. Smith
William Schauer
Wheeler
Kan
Harry Smith
Ilene Smith
M Smith
Martha Smith
Fred Karnes
Topeka
Barbara Worley
Joe Smith
Billy Joe Smith
Frank Smith
Fred W. Smith
Fred C. Smith
Edward McClanahan
Margaret Young
Faye Carr
Harry Carr
Mary Smith
Lawrence
Maurine Broner
Lecompton
Lorene Hildenbrand
A. F. McClanshaw
Valley Notices From Local Neighbors
Valley ChapelN F Thome hauled fat cattle to Kansas City Monday. Mrs Sick of Kansas City visited Mrs Ty Thome. Scoop McKinney took his mother to town and forgot to return until next day. Elizabeth Dunn returned from Kansas City to attend teachers institute after summer office work in Kansas City. Venita Saturday with Homer Flory children at Lone Star. Hugo Schellhorn and Robert Beveridge of South Carolina visited Kanwaka Literary Club at Mrs George Miller s home with Mary Bond. Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond hosted a family dinner with twenty guests including Marvin Bond Willie Puckett and Roy Puckett families.
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N. F. Thome
Kansas City
Ty Thome
McKinney
Misa Elizabeth Dunn
Teachers Institute
Kanaan
Venita
Homer Flory
Lone Star
Hugo Schellhorn
Robert Beveridge
South Carolina
Kanwaka Literary Club
George Miller
Misa Mary
Ellis Bond
Marvin Bond
Willie Puckett
Valley Grove
Roy Puckett
Local rural life notes and family visits across Centropolis area
The report covers road conditions on Lone Star highway near Leb utxbod with a milk truck extraction by Charlie Sanders tractor. It notes weekend visits to John Banks corner, funeral attendance for Rev. Kyle Murrey, and numerous social calls among families including the Becks, Bowens, Banks, Cummings, and Beveridge. A lightning strike disabled a local telephone briefly, and a card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during Gladys Jackson’s illness and death.
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Lone Star Highway
Leb Utxbod
Charlie Sanders
Sanders Farm
John Banks
Hi Bowen
Bobby
Neal
Fred Gray
Ang
Margaret Gray
Florence
Centropolis
Lee Gray
Kyle Murrey
Valley Apes Church
Murrey
Wichita
Kansas City
Minnie Halbert
Schellhorn
Beveridge
Henry Beck
Lawrence
Manley Hood
Wheeling
Maurice Reagan
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Farm Bureau
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth, Ken
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Jarbalo
Journal-World
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West Point
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Ask Olathe Road
Jonton
CCC
Janna National Guard
Jdorasl World
Aggie
Valley Chapel
Gladys
J. M. Jackson
Walter Atwood
Gall
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Hanford & Arnold
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Surance
McGrew, Peck Investment Co
Dickinson Bldg
Conrad McGrew
Arthur S, Peck
Chas, E, Louk
Fiere
Schulz
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