Congress Enjoys Many Free Rides Junket feature and notes
Washington reports on congressional junkets as summer travel by lawmakers. The piece humorously contrasts grand Philippine and Asian tours with costs to taxpayers, while noting gloomy prospects for more trips due to late adjournment and economy mood. It also mentions a proposed Senate voyage to study aquatic life and recalls colorful past junkets.
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Washington
Philippines
Malay Archipelago
China
Karl Stefan
Nebraska
Herman the Horrible
Shanghai
Alaska
Marriage Help Aims To Improve Oklahoma City Couples
Dr W A McKeever of Oklahoma City's Lovers church announces a three point program to reduce quarrels, tolerate irregularities, and sidestep divorces. He says many couples marry under ideal courtship but face ongoing tensions in married life.
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Oklahoma City
W. A. McKeever
Dr. McKeever
Whitewash used to keep politics clean
Late Hawkins returned home exhausted after an entire afternoon watching a steam shovel at work and then rested.
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Hawkins
Pickens and vicinity social notes reflect Kansas visits
Mr. and Mrs. William Henak and family drove to Kansas City. Barbara stayed for a visit with cousin Patty Lou Force. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beckman of Manton Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. William Rickey of Wichita. Lawrence guests Roy Siscoe family joined Frank Hubbard family for Sunday dinner. Ernest Siscoe and Gardner family were evening guests. Various other Kansas City and Lawrence visitors called at homes of Laura Anderson and Arlein, Doris, and others.
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William Henak
Kansas City
Barbara
Patty Lou Force
Henry Beckman
Manton
Kan
William Rickey
Wichita
Levi Finney
Roy Siscoe
Lawrence
Frank Hubbard
Iva
Ernest Siscoe
Gardner
W. Grimes
L. D. Pierce
Doris
K. C. Gryder
Independence
Florence Anderson
H. L. Bryan
Laura Anderson
Arlein
Mildred
Evelyn Lackey
Ann Foley
Donald Lackey
Raymond Derring
George Henik
Dinner guests and injuries in Fall Leaf news item
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J R Pritchard of Fall Leaf Friday. Freddie Henik fell and cut his knee badly Saturday morning. Patty Lou Force, visiting Mrs William Henik’s family, returned to Kansas City on Wednesday.
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J. R. Pritchard
Fall Leaf
Freddie Henik
Patty Lou Force
William Henik
Kansas City
Villa Eden Residents Joins Family And Friends Visit Conclusion
Mr and Mrs Hal Marshall who have visited here for two weeks left for Ramon New Mexico on Wednesday Mrs Mary Folley left Monday for California relatives Mr and Mrs Frank Pettengill Mr and Mrs Nate Pettengill were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W E Pettengill and daughter Ruth A reunion at Misses Cora and Ida Winkelman home drew many relatives Those present included Hal Marshall of Ramon N M Will Winkelman and son Billy Bob Curtis Howard Jones and family Mrs Marshall Audrey Winkelman Siler and son Carl Verne Mosser and children Shirley and Gene Harry Skeets W E Pettengill and William Torneden helped Albert Tornden build a silo
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Hal Marshall
Ramon
N. M
B. Curtis
Puckett Farm
Mary Folley
California
Frank Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
W. E. Pettengill
Ruth
Cora
Ida Winkelman
Will Winkelman
Billy
Bob” Curtis
Howard Jones
Marshall
Audrey Winkelman
Earl T. Black
George
Baldwin
G. M. Wolf
W. E. Godhrun
Kansas City
D. C. Cochran
Virginia Brown
Rapier
Eureka
Kaw
H. M. Cox
E. E. Westerhouse
Arcadia
Calif
Eugene Griffen
Keystone
Jack Hughes
Kaw Valley
Charlton Bartz
Lawrence
DeSoto
Margaret Forsythe
Arlene Bohnsack
Catherine Walker
Euretta Krause
Long Beach
Eudora
Margaret Everley
West
Mexico
Doris Everley
Des Moines
C. E. Cory
Richard
Texas
Clint Chance
Linwood
John Everley
Bernard Zillner
Joe Zillner
Fred Ziesenis
Lena Padets
Louis Casper
Clara Neustifter
Swope Park
Eriebert
Woodard
Hubert ’ S
H. O. Woodard
George Jennings
Clement Zillner
Paul Sommers
John Sommers
Albert Ouderkirk
John . Miller
Owen
M . Ouderkirk
Ernie Elston
Tonganoxie
August Rischtemier
Richtemier
Minnie Jones
Jake Milburn
Rose Lothholz
Clara Lotz
Paul Durr
Kansas City Iis
Augusta Durr
Homer Abbott
Bonner Springs
Fred Papenhausen
Fred
Solburg and Stanwix Reunion Gather in Columbia
In Columbia, Wesley Flory and family visited the Solburg home near Lone Star on Sunday. The Stanwix reunion drew many attendees at Brown's Grove, with Mrs Solon Markley hosting the Ladies' Aid gathering Wednesday.
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Wesley Flory
Solburg
Lone Star
Charlie Brohammer
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
Ira Rothrock
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Frank Deay
Edith
Community notices from local homemakers and gatherings
Wins Soap Box Derby dinner at the Abe Flory home. Several neighborhood families attend events and dinners this week including threshers meals, a CPA picnic at Holcom's grove, and a seventy fifth birthday dinner for Scott Harding. Attendees include the Harding and Brohammer families among others.
Eudora Socials and Family Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Frank Griener hosted a banco party and hankerchief shower for Mrs Louis Casper of Fond du Lac Wisconsin with five Bunco tables. High score went to Mrs Casper and low to Mrs John Schopper while Mrs George Warmker won the traveling prize. Numerous guests attended meals and gatherings with locals including the Griener and Schopper families, Lawrence visitors, and travelers from Pleasant Grove and Topeka.
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Frank Griener
Louis Casper
Fond du Lac
Wis
Banco
John Schopper
George Warmker
Lena Maise
Frank Blechel
Tresa Zillner
Lena Eder
Frank
S. V. Carr
John Griener
Ben Bartz
Darence Brown
Lawrence
Clarence Copp
Dearborn
Mich
Don Pierce
Topeka
Alice Zigler
George Bartz
M. H. Cox
James Rush
Hesper
Hesper Academy
Raymond Stanley
Warner Dolling
Albert Neustifter
Bert Daugherty
Belle Daugherty
Fred Howard
Eudora
Pleasant Grove
G. M. Wolf
KruGon Promises Relief From Longstanding Ailments
A Kellogg era styled testimonial touts KruGon as a safe laxative tonic that removes impurities and eases indigestion, neuritis, and nerve symptoms. Mrs Eva Martin of Ponca City credits improved sleep, digestion, and energy after trying KruGon at Stowit's Drug Store.
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Lawrence
Eva Martin
North First St
Ponca City
Oklahoma
KruGon
Stowit’s
9Th and
Mass
Sts
Stowit's
Mase Sts
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