Quail Threatened by Weather Spurs Kansas Game Plan Talk
At the Douglas County Sportsmen dinner, state warden Fred L. Hans warned quail face hunger this winter due to drought and late weed growth. Dr. N. J. Pierson reported nearly starved quail near Buck Creek. Guests urged feed programs and support for a nonpartisan Kansas fish and game commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Fred L. Hans
Journal World
N. J. Pierson
Lawrence
Buck Creek Station
Harry Gregg
H. H. Hurst
Wichita
Kansas Division
Isaak Walton League
Ben Hagler
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Allen Quinn
Kansas City Journal-Post
Hunter and Angler
Hans Hurst
Game and Fish Commission
Hagler
Quinn
Missouri
Conservation Commission
Haas
State Fish and Game Department
Fred Kahn
Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Landon East To Dine In Baltimore Tonight
Governor Alf M. Landon 1936 Republican presidential nominee arrives in Baltimore tomorrow to fulfill a campaign pledge to ext posters and terrapin. He previously addressed Baltimore in October during a brief campaign stop and will attend the Gridiron Club winter banquet in Washington tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Maryland
Topeka
Kan
Washington
Gridiron Club
Santa's Viking The Story So Far
A playful winter tale follows Santa and the sun as they battle the Ice Queen to free Toyland’s toyshop from endless snow. The sun melts the Ice Queen palace, creating a puddled retreat, while the Ice Queen vows to continue her snow warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyland
Santa
Nils
Santa’s Toyshop
Toyshop
Santo
Maryland Oysters and Terrapin Roil Baltimore Visit
Governor Landon plans a Maryland seafood welcome hosted by H J Mencken in Baltimore. Mencken notes Landon’s pledge to be served oysters and diamondback terrapin if he wins the White House, reflecting local angles on Maryland’s dining tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
H. J. Mencken
Mencken
Maryland
Landon
White House
Harvard Student Arrested for DWI in Cambridge
Cambridge Mass December patrolman Cahalan said he booked Glenn Frank Jr 18 Harvard University freshman for driving while intoxicated and without a license The Harvard catalogue lists only one Glenn Frank Jr with Madison Wisconsin as home addresses Cahalan said a car with Richard Devens a former student struck a safety island while passing Central Square early today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
John Cahalan
Glenn Frank, Jr
Harvard University
Madison
Wis
Cahalan
Richard Devens
Central Square
Flying Pole Gains Fame in Poznan Airman Tale
In Poznan Poland a peasant blacksmith Antoni Gabriel, lacking formal training, built an airplane in a small workshop using time and tools found there. This surprising craft achievement brings local fame and signals early aviation interest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Pole
Poznan
Poland
Antoni Gabriel
Local Social Notes Report Kansas Events and Guests
Mrs Arch Meineke and son Melvin visited in Kansas City Saturday. Charles Davidson and son Melvin were in Atchison Friday on business. Carl Torneden and children dined with Oliver Beaman family in Lawrence Sunday. Maxine Meineke attended a Curtis party near Linwood Tuesday. Ella Ellard left Mildred Pettengill's care to return home Tuesday. Albert Torneden visited Carl Torneden Sunday evening. Lucr Trapp spent Monday at John Hughey. Roberta Douglas Agnes Quinlan and Maxine Meineke sang at Roy Serviss Linwood home Monday. G Seele and son Robert visited Anna Torneden's family Monday Tuesday. Locals attended Mackey community meeting Friday evening. Gilbert Titus and Daisy Thomas visited F Schoenhofer's family Sunday. Linwood operetta Punch and Judy drew crowds Tuesday. D S Wilson family from Lawrence were Sunday guests of W E Brock and Merlin. Birth announced of a daughter to Fred and Mrs Gantz of Williamstown. Mrs Gantz to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Meineke
Melvin
Kansas City
Charles Davidson
Atchison
Carl Torneden
Oliver Beaman
Lawrence
Maxine Meineke
Curtis Home
Linwood
Ella Ellard
Mildred Pettengill
Albert Torneden
Lulr Trapp
John Hughey
Roberta Douglas
Agnes Quinlan
Roy Serviss
Mackey
Gilbert Titus
Daisy Thomas
F. Schoenhofer
Vincent
Punch and Judy
D. S. Wilson
W. E. Brock
Merlin
Fred Gantz
Williamstown
Gantz
Doris Heffner
Shirley Belle Powell
Twila June Bond
Edith Ewing
Dale Powell
Ernest Hornberger
Mary Helen Mohler
Nellie Fay Mohler
Edna May Mohler
Junior Mohler
Marie Hornberger
Dale Fowell
Bill Wells
Hazel Geraldine
B. H. Mohler
B. H. Fowell
Samuel Grammer
May Mackey
Julius Hornberger
Ww. H. Hornberger
Marzella Dwyer
Cargy
Dowell
Enterprise
Hase
Kelley
Dillon
Rock Creek
Brass
Globe
Dwyer
Colyer
Simmons
Centennial
Colburn
Baldwin School
Harold Fisher
Fisher
Glenn Colburn
Everett Simmons
W. H. Hornberger
Julius
Everett Bond
R. M. Ewine
Lone Star
Elsie Deitz
Opal
R M. Ewine
Pearl Dillon
Twila June
Caroline
Franklin
R. M. Ewing
C. J. Herschel
Elaine
Topeka
Charles Hornberger
Ettore Ewing
A. K E
A. K E. Metsker Home Saturday Evening. Miss Maxine Mohler
Henry Metsker
John Henry
John Metsker
Pullman
Wash
Jack Childs
Mr. Childs
E. E. Lutz
Frank
Elmer Lutz
Centropolia
Lutz
Oscar Wiggins
Winifred Flory
Wie Parent
Porter
Brammel
Ozankie
J. N. H. Brammel
Edgar
Willimantic
California
I. D. Bowman
Philadelphia
Brethern Church
Allen Casebier
Bartlesville
Okla
Fd Hesse
Alfred Lang
John White
Pli White
Robert White
Bryan Penman
Ft. Leavenworth
George Richards
William McDaniel
Omaha
Neb
Perry Bradford
Anna Groshong
U. B
Dave Dick
Arthur McAfee
Dorothy Emerson
Mac Taylor
Lansing
First Baptist Church
Leavenworth
Aston Marker
Fred Meyer
Walter Bradford
Ed Bradford
Helen Bradford
Winchester
Evelyn Boyd Lynn
All Sen Club
R. C. Heese
George Williams
Grover Duncan
Independence
Howard Williams
George
W. A. Sharp
Peggy Black
Maude Black
Chester Zook
Baptist
Hubert Herries
St. Marys
William Wyatt
McLouth
Donald Dowers
Ralph Wyatt
George Caschier
C. A. Davis
Eberly
Colyer Students Highlight Perfect Attendance and District News
The notice lists pupils with perfect attendance and those with perfect spelling for the fourteenth week, names several local residents visiting relatives, and reports on county teachers meetings, upcoming programs, and residents' social visits across Colyer and nearby towns during December 1936.
Horn berger family attends church practice near Worlen
Charles Ernest and Marie Horn berger attended a Saturday afternoon practice for the Christmas program at their church near Worlen, showcasing community holiday preparation and church participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Ernest
Marie Hornberger
Worlen
Christmas plans and social notes from McLouth area
McLouth residents plan Christmas travel and family gatherings. Rev Brammel travels to Willimantic for Christmas with J N H Brammel family. Local churches held events and memoriams. Several families visited kin in Kansas City and Topeka while others attended services and meetings in district churches.
Picturesque social notes from Portland and nearby towns
A stream of names and visits unfolds from Friday night with Mrs. Anna Lathrop in Welcome to Sunday gatherings in Lawrence and Ottawa. Notables include Pope Pius acquaintances, Bert Piper in Hutchinson, Elbert Allen from San Francisco visiting Leary cousins, and multiple family events at the Whedon, Leary, and Nisely households with attendees from Ottawa to Wichita. The piece reads as a busy community social roundup with farm bureau events and vesper services at K U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oakes
Portland
Ore
Ernest Leary
Anna Lathrop
Welcome
Bert Piper
Hutchinson
Rebecca Garver
Pasadena
Calif
Charles Whedon
A. J. Tanner
Julia
Kansas City
Charles Nisely
Floyd Nisely
Ottawa
C. L. Penny
N. M. Penny
Effingham
William Wells
Wichita
Aviation Club
Charles Henderson
Lawrence
Andrew Tanner
George Hunsinger
Ghester Howard
Annua Farm Bureau
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elbert Allen
San Francisco
Allen
Aileen Cooper
Blue Mound
Bert Day
Homer Brownlee
Mary Brownlee
William Hunter
Koehler
Edna
Everett Allen
Eugene Leary
K. U
Dorothy
Robert
Henry Seele
Independence District
Hunsinger
Carl
Mabel Peters
Marie Howard
James Denham
Edd Paasch
Richland
Norman
Lewis
Christmas Party Elects UL B Church Officers
At the UL B church annual Christmas party on Friday evening, Roselyn Thompson was elected president Pauline Shoemaker vice president Rhea Shrader secretary and treasurer. The event featured sandwiches salad and coffee. Sophie Laster stayed with the Hunters while Brinton visited relatives in Jefferson City Mo Mrs R C Hesse returned home from Bartlesville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
UL. B. Church
Roselyn Thompson
Pauline Shoemaker
Rhea Shrader
Sophie Laster
Hunters
Brinton
Jefferson City
R. C. Hesse
Bartlesville
Ed Hesse Family Ties Since Thanksgiving
A fragment notes someone has lived with the Ed Hesse family since Thanksgiving, indicating a domestic arrangement or caretaker situation without broader context. No additional names or places are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hesse
Peters Family Hosts At Fairview Home
Mr and Mrs Jordan Peters and a large group including Mr and Mrs Homer Peters Mrs Edd Howard Guy and Lloyd Mr and Mrs Denham and David Mr and Mrs Floyd Nise jr and family Junior Hand Evelyn and Charles Ralston Mrs Clarence Randell and Mrs Walter Howard Sr and family were at the Peters home in Fairview during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Peters
Homer Peters
Tonggnoxie
Edd Howard
Guy and Lloyd
Denham and
David
Floyd Nisejv
Hand
Evelyn
Charles Ralston
Clarence Randell
Walter Howard
Lawrence
Peters
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Warden Hans
Senator Hegler
League
Fell
Santa's Viking
Lillian Torpeden
Mattie Toyne
Lena Torneden
Marty Wright
William Torneden
Otis Nuttings
Frank Pettengill
Fred Harmon
Bert Harmon
Ruth Pettengill
Lizzie Torneden
L. E. Loesch
Godfrey Reetz
Melba
Tony
Mnichowice
Glenn Frank, SR
Harvard
Villa Eden
Dodge
Plymouth
Bullene-Skinner Motor Co
Pope Pius
Pope Pius XI
Rome
Associated Press
Fairview
Welee Ieee
Besa
Gyeecractae
Cities Service Motor Oils
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