City Alderman Sued Over Socialist Allegations
In Szakolea, Czechoslovakia, twenty two municipal aldermen were fined ten dollars each for alleged political lies. Auditor Rudolph Aik of Lanier left office amid this dispute as socialists pressed to clear their names, but no adequate evidence was found to prove the accusations.
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Czechoslovakia
Rudolph Aik
Lanier
Szakoles
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Mandelits Sted
Vicar Admits Phone Use Delays at Office
Rev George Porter of St Chey Peckham admits to using his telephone for lengthy calls, with parishioners barred from calls pending evaluation of the delay at the office. He faces a charge of mounting costs and potential disciplinary action.
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Hondent United Press
George Porter
St. Chey- 3
Peckham
De Soto Football Banquet Celebrates Local Victory
De Soto held its first public football banquet Wednesday at the high school. Edna Dees chaired the event, with a large crowd of 175 enjoying a crepe paper decorated room, a seven piece orchestra, and toasts to the team led by Captain Veilian Caldwell. The banquet crowned De Soto Raw Valley champions after Shawnee forfeited games, while attendees included local residents and visiting guests.
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Pe Sata
Gammanity
Edna Dee
Zenere
Wwe
Deners
Garden of
Wis
Frickey House
Angel Foods
AL le Cr ‘Ag
de Soto
T. A. Negsier
Veilian Caldwell
Viarry Dicken
Oakridge Township News Shows Busy Community Spirit
Oakridge Grant district board sessions noted with report on recent bills. Bertha Hymer of Kansas City, former resident, hospitalized but improving. Thanksgiving events abound as Garret twins born Thanksgiving morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Garret. Hospital care and incubator aid reported. Local gatherings include box supper at Pony Creek, Christmas planning, and visits among Harmon, Leonhard, Schankochame, and Bigsby households.
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Grant
Bertha Hymer
Kansas City
Billy Edward
Betty
Ann
Diwins
Ed. Garret
Karl Bereiter
Reiter
Frank. Bereiter
Fred Harmon
Pony Creek
Harry Dicker
Wayne
Frank Leonhard
Wm. Schaake
Perry
H. G. van Keste
Guy Bigsby
R Stanwix
Ambrose Bigsby
Dwin Strong
Kaw
Mr. Strong
Fred Strong
Toms Home
Stinday
Joe Henmeland
Wan
James Wonlf
Filbert
Bonner Springs
Herbert Bruckmiller
Howard Ervin
J. Smith
W.F. Elkin
Grace Jones
E. E
Treeblood
Lawrence
Wiliam
Youngry
Creamulsion Promises Cough and Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Creamulsion as a two action treatment for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote and other healing elements soothe inflamed membranes, stop irritation, and inhibit germ growth. Money back if not relieved after proper use.
Community Notes On Visits And Events In Topeka
Tuesday and Wednesday social calls across Topeka include Schulmeyer Mrs Augusta Schaake and grandson Richard Patterson visiting Mrs Larrie Johns and Mrs H G Van Neste. Margaret Rush stayed with sister Mrs Herriott then visited Kansas City. Miracle event attended Friday. Box fundraiser total now 56 dollars. Bazaar and church supper at Centendry E church drew attendees. Oakridgar Farra Bureau meets December 11 with candy making demo by Elizabeth Randle. Farm Bureau dues should be paid. Thanksgiving guests included Carl Hebbe and Scott Kirby of California visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Kirby headlined by Miracle.
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Russell Midget
Roy Warsop
John Whitelaw
Emil Liston
Vofg
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Cross
Kessler
Hillyer
Clarence Reed
Baldwin
Robert Osborn
Olathe
H. T
Topeka
Lif. Tayloe
John Hensen
Duesday
Althea’ Davison
Mabel Nelson
Thelma
Selina
Walter, Ogborn
Asiel Watson
Clathe Thars
Howard
Willian Caldwell
Russell
Aurice Midgett
Taylor Marti Dowding
Howard Blayy
Golden
Harold Sheriden
Warsop
Emmet Bowlin
Edward Hours
C. Tam
Grace Hospital
Arthur Oshel
M. Baker
Minnied
Ellen Linden
Kansas City
JB. T. Scimmick
Scimmick
Mildred Roberts
de Soto
Willoughby Koehler
Perry
Nease
Will Tipkas
Kenneth Johnson
Ben Hur
Shubert
W.H. Loveau
J. Muse
Ames Dairy
Aines Dairy
Con
Zarah
Cedar Junction
Clifford Morse- of
Fred Thomas
Maggie. Freeman
Wichita
L. A. Smith
Smith
Earl Gottstein
Arthur Morse
Colorado
J. T
Large
Apollo Cleaning Establishment
Maarck
Prairie Center
Bethel
Prairie ‘Center
Deane Roberts
John Porter
Tonganoxie
DL. F-Tayar
Stan
Free Harmon
George Marzell
Lawrence
Lawrences
George Lamb
Marvin Troeblesd
J de Jones
Luther Sandefur
Reno
Edwin “Sandetur
Fred” Harmon
Helen
Marcus Harmon
Helen Harmon
J. G. Herriott
Herbert Nunemaker
Wilma Hartman
la Martin
Frank Johns
Charlie Strong
Fred Strong
Permon
Mrs. Midland
Schulmeyer
Augusta’ Schaake
Richard Patterson
Ed Garrett
Margaret.Rush
Ji-C. Herriott
Mary Nottingham
Centendry _ E
Frank Bereiter
Alg. van Neste
Ladies of the First M. E
Oakridgar-Farra Bureau
Frank Walters
Eliza
Beth Randle
Farm Bureau
Stinet
Frais McGradej
Walter Kirby
Carl Hebbe
California
Scott’ Kirby
Christmas Gifts Bring Journal World Subscription Delight
Mr and Mrs Lester Coleman of Kansas City Mr and Mrs A Bates of Perry and Mrs Martha Binns of Rossville visited Walter Dirby home over the weekend. Miss Genevieve Heyriott hosted Friday evening dinner for Miss Maliek Meyers Helen Stover and Marguerite Lescher and Sunday hosted Miss Murphy Lydia Wood. The young group belongs to Alpha Delta sorority. A year’s subscription to the Journal World is suggested as a lasting Christmas present.
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Lester Coleman
Kansas City
A. #. Bates
Perry
Martha Binns
Rossville
Fred Simon
Pauline
Walter Dirby
Genevieve Heyriott
Maliek
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