Young Democrats to Hold Big Convention at Kansas City
The nationwide Young Democratic Clubs of America open in Kansas City with a star-studded speaker lineup led by James A. Farley and James Roosevelt. Harry Woodring, Jesse Jones, and Nellie Tayloe Ross are among scheduled speakers as 42 states already form clubs. officials claim over 1.5 million members ages 18 to 35.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Mint
Wyoming
George B. Freeman
Committee On
Nower
Young Democratic Clubs
Commonwealths
Woman leads NRA consumers advisory board
Mrs. Mary Harriman Ter Rumsey of New York heads the NRA consumers advisory board. Her demanding duties and recent dispute with a committee member led to a physician ordered rest for a few days. She has become a familiar NR headquarters figure during code hearings as multiple sessions run concurrently.
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Washington
NRA
Mary Harriman
Rumsey
New York
Consumers’ ‘Advisory Board
Mars
Mary H Rumsey
Hugh Johnson
Yglso
The NRA official Mrs Rumsey in Washington life
The piece profiles Mrs Rumsey, heiress to E Harriman wealth, working late in the Commerce Building with the NRA. She oversees public education to steer consumers to Blue Eagle displays, handles grievances, and ensures compliance with the President’s reemployment pledge, as codes of fair competition expand.
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NRA
Department of Commerce
E. Harriman
Virginia
New York
Frances Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Labor
Johnson
Community Notes From Eudora And Vicinity
Albert Dodder attended the C P A picnic at Eudora. Clyde Flory and family had dinner with Tom Hupps. Dorothy Miller visited with sister near Worden along with Swartz and Millers. Sam Fleishman and granddaughters from Ohio visited Jim Murphy family. George Fawl and Lloyd Francis spent Sunday in Topeka. Noah Shuler hosted visitors including Hase Forth and Coffman families. Alfred Fishburn and Edwin attended Ezra Fishburn reunion last Wednesday.
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Albert Dodder
Eudora
Clyde Flory
Wanda Lee
Teddy
Tom Hupp
Dorothy Miller
Glenn Swartz
Worden
George
Raible
Edith Mae
John Miller
John
Dorothy
C. P. Miller
Sam Fleishman
Ohio
Jim Murphy
George Fawl
Lloyd Francis
Topeka
Noah Shuler
Arthur Hase
Chas. Forth
Agnes
Lloyd W. Coffman
Mexine
Mary Frances
Alfred Fishburn
Edwin
Ezra Fishburn
Local social notes mix of visits and dinners
PROSPECT Misses Irene and Naomi Neis were guests at dinner of Miss Bella Rohe last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stevick of Topeka spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pooch. Misses Belle Rohe, Irene Neis, and Wilbur and Leroy Olmstead spent the week in Chicago at the world's fair. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith and children Arthur and Billy ate dinner with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohe, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Speicher and daughter Rosa Ann of Lawrence visited at Lorenz Speicher's Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Cecil Jordon and Marvin of Baldwin, and Mary and Edith Jo Rohe were visitors there. Miss Beula Rohe visited at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Naomi Neis
Bel-la_Rohe
Lester Stevick
Topeka
Henry Pooch
Belle Rohe
Irene _ Neis
Wilbur
Leroy Olmstead
Chicago
Glenn Smith
Arthur
Billy
Oakridge school dedication marks village event
A large crowd attended the Oakridge school dedication on Sunday August 20 despite bad weather. The building is complete with water, plumbing, and electric work installed. A noon dinner fed many with baskets from attendees, followed by a community program and talks by former students. Notable visitors included Anna Bel Joseph Missouri and many from nearby towns.
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New Oakridge
Willard Morgan
Ednah Hopkins
Anna W. Bel
Josep
Veri Ward
Charles Ward
Lewis Morgan
Fan W. Morgan
St. Joseph
A. A. Green
Lawrence
A. R. Reed
Winter
Albert Hnaviden
Baldwin
J.P. Brady
Mary Jane
Joan
Topeka
Mond Diehl
Mountainbure
J. P. St. Clair
Virginia
Helen Louise
Rachel Morgan
Local figures host family gathering in quiet town
Fragmentary notes describe Mr and Mrs hosting kin Dorut and others, with mentions of Robison, Jiness az Dann, and family ties. Vague references to a home event, visitors, and an honored guest appear among distorted names and stray phrases.
Hi-Point 4-H Club meeting notes Topeka
Mr and Mrs Cyril Bahnmater transacted business in Topeka. Bible verses were read at roll call during the Hi-Point 2H club meeting at the H N Sanford home Friday evening August 18. Mar Sanford presided and Ray Scott read the Storrs report. A committee including Doris Mellenbruch and Rosemary Brown planned the Hi-Point booth for the Big Springs Fair. A practical talk on How 4-H Club Work Helps Boys and Girls was given by Ray Scott. The program featured a play cast coached by Mrs Fr Fulton and Pete Bulnmmer. Outdoor games and watermelon followed for about fifty attendees including the Mellenbruch and related families. A community picnic at Gage Park in Topeka accompanied by extended relatives occurred Friday afternoon.
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Cyril _Bahnmater
Topeka
H. N. Sanford
Mar. Sanford
Storr
Ray Scott
Doris’ Mellenbruch
Rosemaryest Brown
Big Springs
Rey Scott
Membe
Fr. Fulton
Pete
Bulnmmer
Hoste
W. B
Glenn
H. N. San- Ermal Mellenbruch
Lenora
Yaris
Viv
Caroly
Gage Park
Har- Ht
Mellenbruch
Anal Mrz
H. D. Mellerbruch
Shab Mas
Victor “Stollentruch
ARS
Families Gather for Thursday Evening Visit
Mrs Gravel, Mrs Bert Reynolds, Mrs Dick Boydston, Susie Boyds ton, Mrs Agnes James, Ida May and Jossephine James, Mrs Fred Carlson and Mrs J C Walter, Mr and Mrs Herb Rogers and family of Forrest Hill, as Mr and Mrs Rolla Jackson, and Mrs Job Norwood spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Starr Glenn and children.
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Gravel
Bert Reynolds
Dick Boydston
Susie Boydston
Agnes James
Ida May
Jossephine James
Fred. Carlson
J.C. Walter
Herb Rogers
Forrest Hill
Rolla Jackson
Job Norwood
Starr Glenn
Houk Family Trip and Local Visits in Kansas
Mr and Mrs George Houk and children traveled to Downs Kansas for a week long visit with Mrs Houks brothers Elmer Gideon Walter and families Miss Hazel Houk joined them returning home. Rev and Mrs De Bechsting of Abilene and Will Hegle of Lost Springs spent Friday morning at the John Kraft home. Rev and Mrs Fred Dissinger of Vassar were Sunday dinner guests at the J F Brass home. Miss Cecil Johnson and pupils will hold a musical recital at the Evangelical church on Wednesday evening August 30. Mr and Mrs Hubert Wulfkuhle were Sunday visitors at the Ralph Reke home. Mr and Mrs Oscar Nuffer and
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George Houk
Downs
Kan
J F. Brass
Misa Cecil Johnson
Evangelies
Hubert Wulfkuhle
Ralph | Reke
Oscar Nuffer
Family of Worden Visited Chris Kraft Home Last Week
A noon visit in the Chris Kraft home featured the Worden family's time together. Miss Anna Kampschroeder of Topeka spent the week with relatives after returning from the Chicago World’s Fair. Henry Kamppschroeder of Winchester joined relatives in the community, and Jake Bidinver returned home from Madoc, Kansas after a short trip, visiting at the John Gross home. Gladiolus plants need pest control to avoid thrips, with napthalene flakes or hot water treatments among recommended methods.
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Worden
Chris Kraft
Anna Kampschroeder
Topeka
Chicago
Henry Kamppschroeder
Winchester
Jake Bidinver
Madoc
Kan
John Gross
Washington
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Kansas City
Washington Daybook
Herbert Plummer
Enterprise and Vicinity
Belmont
West
Rexall
Rickerd-Stowits
Jake Strouble
Adah Felker
Mound City
Mr. Felker
Harry Werts
Prosnert
Clearfield
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Martin Roche
Oak’ Ridge
Martha Campbell
Sophia Nesbitt
Edgar Dolan
Williamstown
Edward Hess
Joe Woolf
W. R. Jeilison
O. T. Roberts
Charles Jones
Siroky
Edna Hopkins
Charlie Wise
W. H. Weeks
Grant Township Board
W.H. Weeks
Ardell Weeks
Pleasant Hour Club
Paul Kasold
Glenn Weeks
Miss
Marian
Barthday
Dorothy Nunemaker
Epworth League
Grange
Ottawa
Oakridge Farm Bureau
H. G. van Neste
Frank Toms
Griffin
M Helen Rice
Bruce Brown
Has Willi
Kansas City, Mo
Sues
Brown
A. F. Brown
John Lawson
C.C. Miller
Dorut
Robison
Hid
Moen
Dack Dann
Yarnold-Stull
Carter
Goodyear Air Wheel
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Goodyear Pathfinder
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