Welfare board report outlines national resources plan
Washington Dec 17 AP the plan proposes to Roosevelt to distribute human welfare nationwide, including a six year public works program, a five million acre annual land retirement, subsistence homesteading, federal mineral policy, watershed surveys, and a permanent five member planning agency to coordinate land use and water resources. The board led by Secretary Ickes includes Perkins Dern Wallace and others.
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Washington
America
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
oMany
Ickes
Perkins
Dern
Wallace
Roper
Harry J. Hober
Frederic A. Ve Jano
Charles E. Merriam
Wessex C. Mitchell
Congress
Obituary for William Giesemann of Kansas
William Giesemann born in Red Aud HL 18s8 died December 10 after a brief illness. He moved with parents to Clay county Kansas in 1885, later farmed near Williamstown, then retired to a home by Lawrence. Survived by wife Katherine Vorelmaan and children Albert, Anna, Mary, and Walter L. with three grandchildren. Walter L. sacrificed in World War I. Members of German Lutheran church of Rose Bud and Modern Woodmen. Pallbearers included nephews Hutler and crities.
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Henry
William Giesemann
Red
Aud
Giesematanedie
Kansas
Clay County
Elnaz
Katherine Vorelmaan
Broughton
Raa
Walter L
Albert Giesemann
William Kin
Anna Ha Kant
Giesemann
German Lutheran Church of
Rose
Bud
Idana
WSL
Lawrence
Y and
Hutler Crities
Former UC students wed in Kansas City area ceremony
Announcement from Olathe Kansas confirms the marriage of Ah Rogers and Carlotta Lamer, daughter of Charles Rogers. Bert Rogers, former editor in Olathe and noted Indiana-based manufacturer, stated he received the telegram. The couple’s backgrounds tie to Los Angeles and Kansas.
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Olathe
Kan
Dee
Cape
Bert Rogers
Qlathe
Wrobute Inde-Hleet
Jeuhnsay Conpry
Ah Rogers
Miss
Carleamer
Dauhter
Charles “Night
Rogers
Airs
Eni Itpe
Kangas
Lins Angeles
Mary Stoviek
Waek
Champzion
Howsnlol Vv
Typing Class Accepting Enrollments Tonight at Senior High
Typing class for advanced and beginner levels will be accepted at 7 30 in the senior high building. The program was organized by Laneyerie and Lads to offer instruction and enrollments tonight.
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Laneyerie
Baldwin News Social Rounds In Lawrence Region
Mrs Allan Neanneck shopped in Lawrence Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gorden Phemp entertained the Yours Married Couples at a dinner Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Tinghes and Mr David Long attended Wednesday afternoon in Lawrence. A K Francis bought furniture in Lawrence Wednesday. Charles Weisers county attorney of Osage County, attended Ballwin. Mrs Hy Recbrigche attended in Hopkins Wednesday due to her sister-in-law Mrs Wide Steet illness.
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Allan Neanneck
Lawrence
Gorden
Phemp
Yours
Laawrence
Francis
Lawrente
Charles Weisers
Atorney
Osage County
Tran Cowl
Wives at Fellowship Hall Meeting Week in Baker Board
Mid year meeting of Baker trustees held Wednesday at the office with Wallzee Be Fleming presiding. William C. Hansen, manager of the Book Concern, attended. Mrs. William E. Rynerson of Ludington, Michigan, visiting relatives, will start a new term. Martha Washington College and State Teachers’ reading noted. Music and program featured Miss Betty Ebrisht of Lawrence. Gifts and dinner honors were mentioned.
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Board “of Trustees
Baker
Wednese
Wallzee
Fleming
Wwikliam C. Hansen
Kan
Teie F. Johnson
Hurg. Mo
Rocamints
Willian Ee. Rynerson
Ludington
Johteson
Taiyghi
Martha
Washton College
Atiedon
Vin
Alva
Ulva Jenkins
Dva
Kansas City
Ant
Shertuin’ Drewes
Surge Hy
Howard Sandersi
Gayle Chubb
Vielin
Betty Ebrisht
Laawrence
Mrs
Laray Miller
CY Well
AL Perintender
Delta
Maine
Alderdica
Reet. Blagzard
Tinterse Chive
Hugh Uarel Ome de Talard
Carl Bute
Ives
Vinland Draematic Clk
Uta Larmati
Naviilus
Elabs
Miss Venrl
Lorsin Surner
Cma
Will Mike
Weeklong visit and school news in town
The article notes visits by L Athok QO Tetuv or Nanéyy to Resvdate to see Ps' mother Mrs. engese, with a short obit from a school. It mentions Miriam Meheeds in Wich ea valtings, and Mr. Anderson delivering a message at Ste Talwerenee. Barnett and Barhett journeys to Mary Barhett. Various names appear with limited context for a small town update.
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Nanéyy
Resvdate
Engese
Miriam Meheeds
Maurrive
Tarre Barnett
Kativas May
Mary Barhett
Davie
Roo Stone
Wil Ste
Urea
Ols Piowayina
Death After Heart Pain at Dalke's Garage
From heart failure on Tuesday after a day at Dalke's garage a man died shortly after returning home. Survived by wife and three children Lawrence Beatrice and Bernard. Attendees at the Szigeti recital in Lawrence Monday included Dean and Mrs L O Leavengood and Miss Madge Reynolls. MIC A. elevates new officers with Balton Torrence as chairman of public. Dick Brown sports chairman. Allen McCaul world peace chairman. Estes Park committee. Charles Eckert membership chairman.
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Mondsay
Dalke
Lawrence
Beatrice
Bernard
Dean
Leavengood
Madge Reynolls
Webb Fenton
College Y Mic.a
Balton Torrence
Dick Brown
Allen McCaul
World Peace
Estes Park
Charles Eckert
Big Springs Fair Board and Church Notice
The Big Springs Douglas County Fair Association held its annual meeting at the Big Springs schoolhouse Friday evening electing W P Henry J W Wirins Dirty Bahnmaier John Damm REL Buck Ben Kellogs Scott Casey J E Mathey and Michael Zeb as fair board members Officers elected were W P Henry as president Buck as vice president Pete Bahnman as secretary and John Daman as treasurer Also the Big Springs United Brethren church congregation met at the Will Geelan home Wednesday lay and cut wood for the church prison Arthur Ward Raymond Rabe attended and a misc shower held Tuesday afternoon at the Rabe home Guests included many ladies and families with over a dozen named attendees listed.
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Douglas County
Big Springs
Fair Board
W. PB. Henry
J. W. Wirins
Dirty Bahnmaier
John Damm
Rel Buck
Ben. Kellogs
Scott Casey
J. E. Mathey
Michael Zeb
Wi. Henry
Baf
Buck
Pete Bahnman R
John Daman
Treas- Wfot
Myrtle Lente
Lucille Rake
Helen Eiikenbrand
Minnie Englake
Mary Milliken
Tom Andersen
Mary Uleke
Margaret Noe
Vena Wilson
Arhur
Trurtmaan
Fle Alc
Swadleyrae
Edna Slaughter
Duncan
Beulah Wymer
Johnson
Beverly Jean
Mis
Local Social Notes Mention Diverse Guests and Gifts
Mae Rabe and Mrs Dorothy Slaughter hosted a gathering with many thoughtful gifts. Guests included Mrs Beulah Wag and Mrs Carrie Gree as well as Mr Tony Humphrey and his daughter Danna Irene. Refreshments were notable and dinner guests shared in Sunday hospitality.
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Rabe
Mae Henry
Dorothy Mae Slaughter
Doris “Milliken
Martin Tee
Beulah Wagstaff
Carrie Gree
Disqualified Player Injury Report Cites Coach Remarks
In a practice session the coach notes a new halfback played only a few minutes before leaving due to injuries. Cantaing asks what happened. the coach cites broken ribs a bruised shoulder and a fractured skull affecting Vearsey's Weekly.
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