Government AAA payments and farming relief figures
Washington reports rising AAA benefits for 1935 with projected checks totaling about 422 million dollars. Secretary Wallace cites 629 million in benefits issued since May 1933, with wheat corn and cotton among the largest recipients and tobacco figures delayed. AAA operations have expanded Agricultural Department staff from 27,777 to 89,710, with most funds going to producer payments and surplus purchases. A treasury tax processing total of about 640 million dollars is noted as supporting these programs.
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Washington
Feb. Z
Ayers
AAA
Wallace
Ancs
Department of Artriculture
Department
Chesis
Treasury
Pinal Plans Ready for Legion Banquet at Eldridge Hotel
The planning committee for the American Legion drum and bugle corps banquet met to finalize plans for the event set for 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Eldridge Hotel. Tickets are 75 cents each with reservations by phone or contact to the committee.
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American Legion
Eldridge
S. C. Schysahn
Surviving G A R Veterans Listed in Lawrence and Surrounding Areas
Three living members of the Washington Post GAR are identified in Lawrence. John S. Hatch, 2113 Tennessee Street, aged 83, is the third veteran in poor health. The other two are John Harrell, 7129 Connection Street, and Sundr?nk, who will soon celebrate near 90, with one due next month.
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Washington Post
GAR. Sow
Lawrence
Stead
John S. Hatch
Tennessee Street
Hatch
John Harrell
Connection Street
Sundr &Nk
Leavenworth County Teachers Meet Activities Reported
Tonganonie Ronald McEnalty in first grade with measles at home. Kansas City visitors Mr and Mrs ean Ladiff. Mrs Jo Theilman spent time in Westus City with friends. Miss Alvena Lawrence spent time in Fy with her sister Miss Keisen. Attendees at the Leavenworth County Teachers meeting February 2 included Mary Lenahan Lois Penfold Margandere Evelyn Gress Agnes Gress Velma Whitaker Sophia Whitaker Lena Vreeman Helen Mreenan Eunice Ridgway Ruth Dillon Irene Verhage Zula Farrell and many others. Meeting followed by high school, principals and basketball coaches to plan a tournament. Music instructors also met. James Johnstone and family in Easton. Betty Themis of Nebraska visiting Mrs Seymour. Almeda Barber of Laws Yenco weekend with parents. Dale Koch returned from Houston after weeks away, visiting relatives in Wichita. Hazel Ridge Club met February 4 with Mrs James Powell. Mrs Clyde Wi recovering from surgery at Meroris hospital in Lawrence.
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Ronald: McEnalty
Ean Ladiff
Kansas City
Jo Theilman
Wesus
Criqnds
Watt
Wally Needham
Needham
Alvena Tre Lawrence
Miss Keisen
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
G Kheisen
Mary ‘Breekaken Te Knowles
George F Derick Bernhardt
Clarence Tummelgard
M Nettlum
St. Joseph
Prinsie
Jim Johnstone
Zimmerman
Houston
Tex
Relues
Wichita
Hazel Ridge
Tue
Irs
James Powell
Clyde Wi
Menoris Hospital
Itn Lawrence
Iss
Alma Ghitzke
Winter Community Club Meeting and Local Notes
Winter community events fill the week with a Friday meeting at Mrs Herman Banks home, a shower for Mrs Frank Pryor Myr and Mrs W F Elkin and daughter Leonora of Kanwaka. Measles illness, a school debate on the usefulness of the dog versus the horse, and a Valentine party are noted. Numerous social calls, funerals, and visits among local families are listed, including Mrs Mary Page’s 92nd birthday remembrance and several gatherings in Lawrence and Kanwaka communities. A wolf hunt near February 1 at the C Richards farm drew about 200 attendees and yielded one coyote captured by Willis Colman. several coyotes escaped as the circle closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Banks
Frank Pryor Myr
W. F. Elkin
Leonora
Kanwaka
Willis Colman
Ethie Banks
Don Claar
Topeka
Elmer Shields
Lawrence
Wilbur Sawyer
Roy Platt
Coldwater
E. A. Sims
Helen Hanks
Frank Pryor
Walker
W James Wiggins
Esta
Colman
Berle Wulfkuble
Resi
Banks
Mary Page
United. Brethren
Ars Conptom
Page
J. G. Guerman
Dorothy Buerman
George Richards
Ida Mae Richards
Ralph Miller
Lajean Miller
Frank Miller
C. J. Winter
George Miller
William Richards
Mermin Banks
Kie Banks
Aie & Camibert
J.E. Til
Lecompton
Bryan
SM. Gentry
Lakeview
Arsene
Bobby Sims
Schimmell
C. Richards
Mary Rogers On Broadway
Lawrence guests celebrate wedding anniversary as Mr and Mrs Van Neste visit Mrs Cohman and family. Various local residents attend social events at homes in Kanwaka and Prairie Center with updates on community members health and visitation.
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Zeb van Neste
Lawrence
W. Cohman
van Neste
George Richards
Pleasant Hour Club
G. A. Bigsby
Kanwaka
Ben Shields
Mackey Family Notes And Local Updates In Dodgeville Wis
Mrs C Mackey and Fairbairn family are in mourning after the death of Mrs Mackey's mother Mrs Arthur of Dodgeville Wisconsin. Local club activities include the Mackey community club meeting with a miscellaneous program planned. Ottawa business calls and school updates across the area are reported along with courthouse travel to Leavenworth for a district court appeal. Memorial hospital cases and hospital-to-home recoveries are noted as improving.
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Fairbairn
Arthur
Dodgeville
Wis
Mackey Community Club
Raber
Joe Hemphill
Ottawa
Marguerite
Nunemaker
Ilness
Semple
K. U
George Stanwix
Ross Stanwix
Buck Creek
Leavenworth
District Court
Charles Pickens
Nelson LeSuer
Robers
Frances Metcalf
Ella Donovan
Vera Reuseh
Frank Bereiter
Memorial Hospital
Woodie -Laughlin
Laughlin
M. B
Hesper School News Honors and Attendance Report
Hesper closes its fifth month with an average daily attendance of 21.5 from 22 enrolled pupils. Names listed include those never absent or late, honor roll members, scholarship recipients, and perfect spellers. Visitors for the month noted as Marian Albert Mattha and Tauther.
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Hesper School News
Hegper
Durin the
Mont Lela Vounn
David Dunn
Larry Klaufenstein
Joe Sophy
Verne 'Vays Normye Aes Dunlap
Georgia Vortaw
Eugene Kurtz
Carl Kurta
Mildred Ambler
Eva Dean Kurt
Geraldine Harris
Hisie Mac Griffen
Clarice Dolling
Robert Daleley
John Kasberger
Jean von
Josephine Votow
Lola Votow
David Dunlap
Larry Klopfenstein
Norma Kurtz
Floyd Dunlap
Georgie Vatino
Euegene Kurtz
Carl Kurtz
Snellings
Deb Kasberger
Lela Votaw
Duane Terrell
Larry
Pickens and vicinity basketball and community notes
Pickens and vicinity reports a Pickens High basketball team led by captain John Kasberger with players Klopfenstein Dunlap Bagby Votan Terrell and Dale Stanley wearing red pants and white jerseys. They played Eu dora on Monday and face Roly Family School next Monday at the high school and will enter the grade school basketball tournament at Eudora High School. The column also lists social visits, illnesses, farm bureau events, and local school notes with multiple names and places including Milo Votaw Berkeley Calif. and Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Klopfenstein Jr
Alonzo Ambier
Betty Jean Caviness
John Kasberger
Larry Klopfenstein
David Dunlap
Delmar Bagby
Josepn Votan
Duane Terrell
Robert Dale Stanley
Eudora High School
Roly Family
Harold Hubbard Visits Earl Allison and Andersons
Harold Hubbard was a Sunday night guest of Earl Allison and Mr and Mrs Leonard Anderson during Sunday evening greetings.
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Harold Hubbard
Earl Allison
Leonard Anderson
T. E. Hubbard
Prospective Grandson News Reaches Lawrence Family
Mr and Mrs Albert Otto received news Sunday of their new grandson, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Otto of Lawrence. Mrs Ett Bel and her Sunday school class hosted a small gathering at Misses Lucille and Arvelda Charney's home Saturday afternoon with games and refreshments. Miss Beula Roche is currently staying in Lawrence with Mrs High.
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Albert Otto
Carl Otto
Lawrence
Ftta Bell
Lucille
Arvelda Char Ney
Beula Roche
High
Island History Exhibits Trace Madagascar Past to Present
New museums in Antananarivo display Madagascar history from dinosaur skeletons to relics of vanished royalty and present French colonial era statues. Victor Anderson age 70 and Elizabeth Pew age 72, after 40 years in a circus, have married following two prior marriages.
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Antananarivo
Madagascar
Victor
Fy ‘Anderson
Elizabeth N. Pew
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Calotabs are advertised as a thorough purgative and diuretic aiding the body in expelling cold poisons. The label claims they cleanse the intestinal tract and promote elimination from the blood, with doses described across first to fifth nights and economical pricing for family packs.
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Kansas’ City
Fred “Sanders
Toneka
Ann Myers
Mars
Will Musil
Mary Lenahan
Brawley
Ann Brawley
Fred Layton
Frankfort
Walter Zoellner
Perry | Walters
George Dillon
Bury
Green
Maude Moore
Oskaloosa
George Stringfellow
J. B. Vraholte
L. M. Umholtz
Mary Rhichelsen
Wellsville
Brechelsen
Lena Freeman
Linwood
L. A. Freeman
Art. Summerman
Mary Summerman
Tarental Study Club
Rudolph Glitzke
Dwight Timbers
Glen Elder
Fink
Otto Glitzke
Earl Kopple
Akansas City
Cushing Hospital
Kopple
Avill
Gennva Stringfellow
Tonsanoxic
Mary Turvey
Lansing
C.E.S
Lucy Jones
C. Ratliff
Holly Needham
Jim Needham
Conway Springs
F. L. Needham
David Thistlewaite
Kenneth Thistlewaite
Mildred Thistlewaite
Paul
Fr. W. Hart
PINAL
Drum and Bugle Corps
G. A.J. Veterans
John
Tonganonie
Mary Rogers
Vence
E. Stanwix
Raymond Gardner
Thomas Cawley
Joe Himphill
Ecards
Clytus Lehman
Cariday
Will Rogers
Associated Press
Mackey
James Metcalf
Mole
G. KE. Sehanke
Bobbie
Kaw Nalley
Joyce, Leach
Harol. Altenbernd
Law
Hesper
Floyd Pierce
Francis Hughes
Maurice Starr
Lavi- Woodard
Roger Stanley
Milo
Childdren
Ed Milura
Lulu Votaw
Kenneth
Milo Votaw
Harry Pardee
Dughter
Mary Frances
Starr
Pardee
William Freeman
Baldwin
Misa Eva Votan
Chas. Witt
Albert
Grosdidier
Fred Laughtin
Ralph Davis
Amos Woesterhouse, Jr
Ralph Wotan
Bucher
Thursnv
Ed Grob
Thomas Thornton
W.W. Gerstenberger
Charlie Brazil
Bo’ Brazil
Stellan
Missionary Society of the
Little Blue Church
Pleasant Valley
Wolf
Hopewell School
Hazel
Lloyd Brecheisen
Bobby
Glenn Miller
Eugene
Maxine
Aileen
Lois
Jean
Stanley
Yoris
Dean Gabriel
Keith Starr
Blanche Votan
S. V. Carr
Eudora
Fred Ness
Chas. Kurtz
Harry
Roy Kurtz
Tea Burnell
Mary Low
Hetty Lou
Ella Burnell
al Mohler
Andrew
Burnell
Maudie
May Setzer
Berkeley
Calif
Oscar and
Irvin Wotan
Pickens and Vicinity
Kenneth Teters
United States Navy
Edgar Heady
Carl Silkey
George Henick
George Henik
Edwardleady
Tevis
Dorothy
Roy Hubbard
Billy
Barbara Teneak
Thia May
Freddie
Edna Henik
Jesgoria
Lada Mac
Freddie Henik
Waneta Gress
Marceline Ward
Iva Ruth Shaw
Dorothy Hubbard
Milly Henak
Donald Henak
Ruby
Hola Mace Henik
Otto Vitt
Villa Eden
Howard Cline and
Famly
Tonganoxie
Lloyd Rhodes and Son
Orville
Walter Shaw
Charles Henak
al M. Willets
A. W. Steinbrins
Lucille Wager
Pickens
Jarbalo
Howard Cline
Tomanoxie
William Uenzky
Galop
Kan
Roy Allison
Samuel Hubbard
Donald Siscor
Willard Hubbard
Mary Ore Wright
Lin 1Wood
William Henak
Fqpaly
Harnar Auto Supply
Frame
Oyidar
Fai
Thidge
Saraka
Woodbury
Arvon
Dr. Lyons
Lux Soap
Vick’s
Fletcher's
Carter
Epsom Salta
Sweda
Lotners
Unions
Oxfords
Boys’ Bean Bremmel
Fas West
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