Christmas Health Seals Raise Funds to Fight Tuberculosis
Douglas County announces the Christmas Seal Sale to finance tuberculosis programs in Kansas. Since year one, proceeds have reduced state TB deaths by 13.3 percent, with all funds supporting health efforts and not going to the Red Cross, which aids only printing expenses. Livingston Farrand endorses the drive as vital amid united health efforts.
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McHristmas
Kansas
T. B
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Butt
Livingston Farrand
Red Cross Central Committee
Farrand
Douglas County
Douglas County Health Cooperation Plan Details
Douglas County, by cooperating with the state organization, aims to secure more health service funding and resources than possible through independent action. The plan emphasizes collaborative efforts to expand actual health services and improve overall community care.
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Douglas County
Christmas Parole Offer From Oil Company
A Topeka man in Lansing state penitentiary for auto theft could win a pardon via a Christmas offer from Western American Oil of Bartlesville Oklahoma. The 27 year old ex tool dresser would receive 480 dollars daily work worth if pardoned. The pardon board will hear the application at its December 7 and 8 meeting along with the usual Christmas pardons.
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Topeka
Kan
Home Oil Company
Lansing
G. C. Clark
Western American Oil Company
Bartlesville
Okla
C. W. Smith
State Pardon Board
Pardon Board
Smith
Trinity church groups discuss Edwards resignation call
Meetings held yesterday and last night by Trinity Episcopal Church committees consider Rev Evan Alexander Edwards response to a call from Norman Oklahoma. Further talks planned before a definite reply. Gustafson promotes Kryptek invisible bifocals as a Christmas gift. Blue Ribbon Bread advertised. Mrs Barker travels to Topeka on business.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Evan Alexander Edwards
Norman, Ok'ahoma
Edwards
Oklahoma
Penzel jokes about marriage in campaign speech
El Penzel of Poplar Bluff Mo newly elected state senator says in a campaign speech his two life goals were to reach the Missouri Senate and acquire a wife He rejects proposals and insists his remark was only a joke after being swamped with responses in town He clarifies he will not promise marriage for votes.
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El.penzel
Poplar Bluff
E. E. Penzel
Hfe
Missouri Senate
Lawrence Busy Weekend Hosts a String of Kansas City Visits
Personal W E Hazen, Mrs W C Harding, and Mrs Gayin Gaw traveled to Kansas City today. Mrs W J Staples, Miss Myrtle, Mrs A L Green, and Miss Mil dred Green joined Kansas City outings. Helen Welch of Wichita will spend the weekend at the Pi Phi house. Mr and Mrs Fred Kennedy hosted by Mrs C F Kimbron in Kansas City. Mrs Paulman of Clearwater visited Mr and Mrs J R Wood. Milo Hewitt of Ottawa will stay with James Scott at the Sigma Chi house. Minette Floberg of Linienvoorl college is weekend guest of Mrs Nina Cody. Mrs Fred Patton left for Springfield Missouri after three weeks in Lawrence. E S Minier, visiting sister Mrs C G Varsam, heads home to Colorado Springs. Will J Graves of Topeka, Kansas Good Reads Association rep, in Lawrence this morning.
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Helen Welch
Wichita
Pi Phi
Milo Hewitt
Ottawa
James Scott
Sigma Chi
Christmas Suggestions at University Book Store
Christmas suggestions headline a calendar gift idea with framed motifs for friends. Mentions Free Soil by a Lawrence author as a gift option and notes the Unitarian Ladies Bazaar in December as a Christmas event, implying festive shopping and local literary gifts.
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University
Lawrence
Unitarian
Unitarian Ladies
Mi. i
Local Visitors and Short Trips Noted Around Town
Mr. Graves went to Bonner Springs C Durland made a business trip to DeSoto today Co D Cowgill traveled to Kansas City on business Mrs Mary L Evans and her daughter left for a few days visit in Equora Baldness prevention ad promotes Purte inn Sage claiming hair regrowth and satisfaction guarantee Sold by Round Corner Deve with money back offer if not satisfied
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Co. D. Cowgill
Kansas City
Mary L. Evanst
Equora
Epg
Steve Ot
Has Wide Application Decision on Gas Extension Charge
Topeka Dec 5 Twenty one Kansas cities are affected by Kansas Gas and Electric Company rate plans. Hearing set in Wichita December 9 on who pays pipeline and stabling costs up to 207 dollars. Cities named include Wichita Pittsburg Independence Arkansas City Newton and Cherryvale.
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Topeka
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Wichita
Kansas Cities
Pittsburg
Rade
Independence
Arkansas Ty
Newton
Cherryvale
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