Bremen Sighted by British Submarine in War Time
London reports the admiralty said a British submarine sighted the German liner Bremen within torpedo range but did not attack in accordance with sea warfare rules. The Bremen, last seen near Murmansk, was en route homeward, speed 30 knots, with no hint of capture.
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London
Admiralty
Murmansk
Bremen
New York
Britain
Germany
Mermansk
Netherlands
Post
Atlantic
Officis
United States
Murmensk
Denver council approves taxes to fund old age pensions
Denver voters approved three nuisance taxes and a record property tax to cover the city’s share of Colorado old age pensions. The new property tax rate stands at 18.70 per 1000 valuation, up from 2.14, with the higher levy helping fund state pension expenses.
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Denver
Colorado
Finland to borrow 10 million for relief and purchases
Washington reports a 10 million dollar loan to Finland to support relief for American families and to finance purchases of agricultural surpluses and other civilian supplies. Finnish officials indicate continued buying as long as possible amid potential postwar disruption.
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Washington
United States
Finland
Corporation For Relief
New Food Stamp Plan. Co
Warren, Lee. Pierson
Export-Import Bank
RFC
Pierson
New York
Valley Chapel school notes from Washington Creek district
Washington Creek school reports fine weather for learning baseball and excellent attendance. Perfect spelling honorees include Wilbur Longanecker Mary Filen Gray Conrad Curtis and Bobby Wilson. Teachers and pupils prepared a Christmas program and hosted a mothers’ Hal loween party. Mrs Sparks attended a district teachers meeting at Lone Star. Bobby in Lawrence practicing for a theater revue. Thanksgiving visits included Mr and Mrs W G Martin Martha Wilma Aubrey Elgene Tonga noxie and Mr and Mrs Charles Lamb and family. Fred Gray ill, Howard Gray helping. Hugo Schellhorn and Mary Martin hosted guests including Bert Greggory of Greenwood.
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Washington Creek School
Wilbur Longanecker
Mary Filen Gray
Conrad Curtis
Bobby Wilson
Sparks
Lone Star
Robert
Wilson
Bobby
Lawrence
W. G. Martin
Martha
Wilma
Aubrey Elgene
Tonganoxie
Pias
Charles Lamb
Hugo Schellhorn
Mary Martin
Bert Greggory
Greenwood
D. L. Burton
Colyer
Harry Bowen
Fred Gray
Howard Gray
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Agnes
Emma Nieder
R “i
Roger
Mr. Schellhorn
Eather Sanders
Alvin
McKinney
Courthou
Lone ‘Star
Roy Puckett
Earl ‘Lindell
Eugene Luts
Roy
Curtis
Milton Bond
Pleasant Grove
Elza Bond
Will Richardson
Alfred Graves
O. P. McNees
Grange
Farmers Union
Christmas season notes from Lawrence community
Lawrence area residents are described visiting relatives and attending social events. Families such as the Garbers, Nottinghams, Schellhorns, and Mullens are mentioned with illness recoveries and holiday gatherings. Local activities include showers, dinners, and a postponed Grange dinner. students prepare the schoolhouse for Christmas.
Thanksgiving Gatherings Span Multiple Families in West Fairview
Local households in West Fairview hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving. Attendees included Carl Miller and family from Richland, Winifred Benander of Lawrence, Deathridge families, Mary Jane and John from Colorado Springs, and John Benander clan. Miss Eunice Rich visited Ottawa, Jacqueline Steele joined Russell Hilbert for a Tuesday luncheon, and Rich and Steele teachers from West Fairview and Mound prepared a Christmas program.
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Carl Miller
Carol Wynne
Richland
Winifred Benander
Lawrence
James Deathridge
Otto Deathridge
Mary Jane
John
Colorado
Springs
John Benander
Edith Hilbert
Earl Hilbert
Claude Hilbert
Bruce Gress
Waneta
Tom
Linwood
Eunice Rich
Ottawa
Jacqueline Steele
Russell Hilbert
Miss Rich
West Fairview
Mound
Thanksgiving guest list fills village gatherings
Fall leaf events list many families visiting relatives in Harveyville and Eudora for Thanksgiving. The piece notes Mrs Carrie Eder and son Joe, Mr Fred Eder and family, Mrs Katie Rothberger and children, and others visiting cousins E J Gibbart and family. There are hospital visits, care helpers from Eudora, and multiple dinners and gatherings at the homes of Witt, French, Schellack, Steinbring, Reetz, and Torneden families around Kansas City Worden and Lawrence areas.
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Charles. Witt
Carrie Eder
Joe
Fred. Eder
Katie Rothberger
Eudora
Frank
Hanna Pfluger
Wayne Vitt
Harveyville
E. J.gibbart
Fred Reetz
Lawrence Hospital
Martha Glertz
Lewis French
Dolpho French
Arnold Torneden
Albert French
Kansas City
Jake. French
Hursday
Robert Schellack
Allen Cochran
Hesper
Albert Steinbring
Wesley
Norma Jean
Rahskopf
Lawrence
William Wheeler
Kansas
Walter Gerstenberger
von Gunton
William Reetz
Milton ‘ Reifschneider
Alvin
Elmer Reetz
Richard Bryant
William Roberts
Williamstown
Otto Witt
Arlene
William Torneden
Confidence in Advertising Builds Customer Trust
The piece argues that trusting buyers seek advertisers who deliver value. It notes confidence grows through repeated visits, the impact on profits, and how newspaper ads signal merchant quality. Readers infer reliability from regular advertisements. Charles S. Roth.
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Charles
Roth
Thanksgiving News From The Appanoose Area
Thanksgiving gatherings across Appanoose and nearby towns are noted with numerous families visiting relatives and hosting meals. Events include Georgie’s sixth birthday, local plays at Silver Lake, and neighbors sharing meals from Osage City to Ottawa.
Worden Evangelical Church Hosts Brotherhood Meeting
A large crowd attended the brotherhood meeting at Worden Evangelical church. Sunday supper was served in the basement in the evening. Mr and Mrs John Watte and the Glaser family returned from Wichita Friday evening. Baldwin high school students received grade cards last week and the senior play is set for Thursday evening December 1st.
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Ruby Mae
Albert Hornberger
Futh Dariene
George Hepner
Max
Georgie
Anna Mae
Will Osborn
Appanoose
Clark Clover
Hazel
Jackie
Osage City
Orlyn Vaughn
Floya
Finch
Charles Herschel
George Finch
Harry Fisher
Eldred
Earl Turner
Ottawa
Elmer Wintermantle
Marilyn Dee
Charles Elmer
Fred Heim
Lucille Crawford
Kansas City
Emory Crawford
Centropolis
Silver Lake
Glen Watts
Lawrence
John Watts
Eunice
Naomi
Theodore Glaser
Wichita
Roy
Glaser
Charley Moore
Walter Harbour
Saill
Ballard
George Shuler
Holmer Gibson
Charley Elm
Charlene
Oklahoma
Will Peffley
Ruth Darlene Hornberger
Ruby Mae Heffner
Dave Bryan
Steve
Miss
Betty
Junior Crawford
Howard Ellis
Marcelene
Roscoe Ward
Elaine Becks
Noah Shuler
Florence Robbins
Appanooye
Worden
Worden Evangelical Church
Holmer
Gibgon
Brother‘hood
Baldwin High School
Baldwin
Range Line Notes of Local Socials
Mr and Mrs George Shuler spent a cuisine at Ethel Shuler s near Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Dave Heffner and Mr and Mrs Floyd Heffner and daughter were mentioned in the social snippet.
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George Shuler
Ethel Shuler
Baldwin
Dave Heffner
Floyd Heffner
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Green Bros. Hardware
Kelvinator
Zenith Radio
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