Leaders in the presidential race press extended campaigns
Washington August 20 top figures in both major camps push at opponents. Landon begins eastward from Estes Park Colorado to traverse nine states while Roosevelt prepares farm country tours from Hyde Park. Knox faults federal reach while Farley attacks Republican scare tactics and Hamilton closes Missouri WPA critique. Wunder plans Townsend insurgency as Young reports telegrams over Wunder speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Kansas
Estes Park
Colo
United Retail Merchants Association
Hagerstown
Frank Knox
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
New York
John D. M. Hamilton
Sedalia
Hamilton
WPA
Missouri
Harry L. Hopkins
Clinton Wunder
Gilmour Young
Wunder
Boston
Townsend
Union Party
Charles E. Coughlin
Young
Permits Issued for Store Building and Funeral Home Update
Lutie Kern is authorized to build a 20 by 40 foot store at 1911 Massachusetts street. C W Schubert holds a permit to add a room to the funeral home at 1020 New Hampshire street. The Vinland Methodist church youth society will host an ice cream social cake social and community sing in the depot park Friday evening with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutie Kern
Massachusetts Street
C. W. Schubert
New Hampshire Street
Young People’s Society
Vinland Methodist Church
Vinland
Ottawa Families Share Weekend Gatherings and Visits
Local residents hosted and visited kin across Ottawa and nearby towns. Floyd Rutherford attended the Santa Fe Trail picnic with his parents I N Rutherford. numerous dinners, church events, and Sunday visits linked Mr. and Mrs. Cook Clarence Reynolds Loree Vining Baer and many others across Lawrence, Osage City, Herington, Appanoose, and Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rutherford
Ottawa
I. N. Rutherford
A. R. Cook
George Bates
Bobby
Earl Mathia
Oscar Ingle
Lawrence
George Frye
Fred Houser
Donald
Church of the Brethren
Appanoose
Oliver Price
J. M. Carnahan
Bernice Carnahan
W. W. Whitted
Roe Cloud to Speak at Indian Exposition in Tulsa
Dr Henry Roe Cloud former Superintendent of Haskell Institute will be principal speaker at the 2nd Indian Exposition in Tulsa Oklahoma September 19 to 27. George Shawnee Haskell alumni secretary has notice all former Haskell students in Kansas and Oklahoma invited. Exposition features language recordings for preservation and exhibits from private Indian collections. Indian banquet likely Thursday September 24. A colored NYA supervised theatre group will present two one act plays Friday evening at 8 20 Fraser theater with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roe Cloud
Haskell Institute
Tulsa
Okla
George Shawnee
Haskell Alumni Association
Haskell
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colored Little Theatre Group
NYA
Fraser Theater
Local Social Notes From Ives Chapel Area
Mrs. Bob McDaniel cared for Baer children near Pressonville while their mother stayed in Kansas City for her husband at Bell Memorial hospital. Frances Stewart visited Mrs. Sym Taylor. Roy Clary hosted visiting neighbors C E Lockwood. Truman Shaw spent a day with Russell Leach. Marlin Cook family hosted dinner for Gayle, Carol Joanne and Anita Cunningham. Ernest Butell and son Ernest Jr. visited Herman Butell. Ella Holliday returned from Benedict after visiting Mrs. Beryl Denney and family. Fleshman daughter Arlene visited Ames with family O M Hird. Bowser and family joined Earl Jarden for meals in Baldwin during Santa Fe Trail picnic. Cecil Vining visited Ed Wick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Lee
West Ottawa
Russell Leach
Bob McDaniel
C. H. Baer
Kansas City
Mr. Baer
Bell Memorial Hospital
Shirley Baer
Pressonville
Cecil Vining
Fred Houser
Steve Speicher
Richard Butell
Ralph Twichell
Frances
Horace
Ray Reynolds and Son
John Reynolds
C. M. Lange
Jthe Moore
Moore Sanaye
Baer
Frances Stewart
Sym Taylor
Roy Clary
C. E. Lockwood
Truman Shaw
Centropolis
Marlin Cook
Denney
Jackie Lou
Benedict
Philip Fleshman
Arlene
Ames
O. M. Hird
C. D. Bowser
Earl Jardon
Topeka
Baldwin
Ed Wick
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Landon
Frank Johnson
Charles
Claude
Gene
Nettie Hatter
H. O. Butler
George Summer
Barbara Bailey
Osage City
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Drew R. Hammond
Ward King
Betty
Ted Brown
Leonard Whitted
Ralph
Ivan
Percy Carlson
Herington
Ernest Butell
Ernest, Jr
A. D. Butell
Harve Haas
Ozarks
Charlie Griffith
Overbrook
Margaret Flanders Apent
Dewey McClay
Freone
Richard
Maxine
Geneva
Ronald
Grover Brumfield
Earl Brown
W. R. Suter
Vivian Brumfield
Freone ‘McClay
Ben Davison
Bryan Untiedt
Shore
Towner
Denver
Associated Presa
Roe Cloud
Jack Benny
Paramount News
London
Tom Tyler
Fast Bullets
Lawrence's
Granada
al « Ath
Bell Music CO. Crosley Radio Night
America
T-men
Thester Morris
Margot Grahame
Marian Marsh
Lloyd Nolan
Margaret Knowles
George White
Pat- O’brien
Ross Alexander
Beverly Roberts
Humphrey Bogart
Marie Wilson
Meade
Eymeed Keright
Hellens
Jayhawk Theatre
Carol Lombard
May Robson
Frankie Carro
Roy Mason
Dickinson
Quints
George
George Raft
Dolores Costello
Barrymore
Fitch
Drene
Burma
S.S
Penn
Ipana
Lyons
Vitalis
Helena Rubinstein
Joan Manning
Ainst
Mi31
Pater
Ilasol
H.W. Stowits
Rexcile
Corner 9Th & Mass
PVA Cr
United Drug Company Department OF Research and Technology
Patee
Noweges
Warner Baxter
Ann Loring
Bruce Cabot
Robinhood OF
EL Dorado
Richard Arlen
Harold Bell Wright
Dan Matthews
WM. Powell Jean Arthur
Bradford
James Dunn
Elow
Anna Hackett
Standard Service
Standard Oil Company
Miss Hackett
E. Kellogg
Wichita
Guna, He
Kelloge
Wichite
Kans
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