Quiet Kentucky Senator Named Next Envoy to Germany
Washington AP reports Senator Frederick M Sackett of Kentucky, a Rhode Island native and longtime business figure, was named by President Hoover as Americas next ambassador to Germany after confirmation. A reserved man who enjoys briar pipes, golf and bowling, Sackett is noted for conservative dress and a fondness for dark suits. He has traveled abroad with his wife, studied at Brown and Harvard, and built a coal business in Louisville before serving in the Senate.
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Washington
America
Germany
Frederick M. Sackett
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Senate
Hoover
Pongee
Ashington
Sackett
Sae
Senator Sackett
Brown University
Harvard Law School
Louisville
Belleview Ladies Aid Meeting and Holiday Socials
The Belleview Ladies Aid met January 2 at Mrs Ed Jaasch's home with a bountiful noon dinner for members and guests including Mrs Holmes Mrs Mattie Skinners Sirs Anna Shofstahl Mrs Grace Sadl Mrs Lucy Abels and others. The next meeting is February 5 hosted by Mrs George Ott Sr. Several families shared Christmas dinners and visits with friends and neighbors in Belleview and surrounding towns.
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Belleview Ladiies Aid
Ed Jaasch
Holmes
Mattie Skinners
A. L. Hadl
Ed Hal
Donald
Allan
Loren Delores
Vern Kasberger
Ws Carter
Knabe
Lawrence
R. Skinner
Curtis Diedrich
Ed Diedrich
Mer
Ed Forsythe
Warner
Margarete
Harry Gazette
Harrisonville
Clara Martz
Clarence
Quincy H Ill
Albert von Gonton
von Gonton
Frank Teanard
Wits
Jack Crane
Alice of
Olathe
Harvey
Jessie Anerson
Fred Bartz
George
Raymond
Pearl
Dorothea
Lewis Bartz
Eudora
Corliss Farm Butchering Day Brings Local Visitors
Last Saturday at the Herbert Bailey farm several local residents gathered for a community butchering day. The event drew neighboring families and curious onlookers, reflecting rural practice and shared labor in the region.
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Herbert Bailey
Glenn Anly Homity and Local Attendance Report
Glenn Anly Homity owes Glenn and cousin W H ed by Mr B Harry Stover. Melton of Teneka visits cousin Howard Rose and Geneva Carson among relatives. The Glenn school fourth month report lists 81 enrolled with no tardies and 29 absent. Perfect attenders include Rose Parrish, Grace Parrish, Mary Sanford, Ernest Brown, Juanita Chiles, Henry Brown, and others.
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Glenn
W. H. Ed
B. Harry Stover
Hey Melton
Teneka
Howard Rose
Geneva Carson
Airs
Earl Carson
Bas Iren
Harry Smith
Dons Hileen
Peka
Smith's Park
CL UT
Rose Parrish
Grace Parrish
Mary Sanford
Ernest Brown
Juanita Chiles
Henry Brown
Francis Cecil Welcher
Ray Scott
Dorothy Sanford
Rosemary Glenn
Hileen Glenn
Farl Carson
Charles Scott
Harold Chiles
Helen Brown
Billy, Larrish
Charles Boydston
Wilford Chiles
Louise Caradys Welcher
Thomas Bahumaier
Susie Boydston
Joseph Stauffer
Ancient galley to meal clues in scattered crossword grid
A garbled crossword puzzle page lists clues and partial answers across many numbers and word fragments. Entries cover galley, meal, wind, shelter, border, numeral, Egyptian terms, prepositions, verbs, and various proper nouns with numerous errors and missing letters.
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Initia
Initan
Glyntorth
Cateca
Community Notes Share Christmas Visits and News
Local families and relatives gather across Lawrence Topeka and Lecompton for Sunday visits and holiday meals. Clarke Glenn and Glenn relatives host gatherings while others travel for dental work, business, and two weeks vacation from Strickler's. The Hi-Point 4 H club schedules its first meeting of the year at Ginn schoolhouse on January 15.
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Phillis_ Sanford
Maxine Glenn
Viola Welcher
Ruby Glenn
Starr Glenn
Clarence Glenm
Bert Reynolds
H. F. Fulton
Arlette
Fred Sulien
George ‘Coffman
William Welcher
Kanwaka
Topeka
K. B. Lagan
Worrell
Ogan
Glenn
Elizabeth Matthews
San Bernardino
Cal
Becker
Emilia Reynolds
Strickler’s Business College
Harry Stover
Harold Merten
Stover
John Chiles
Oneta Glenn
Lecommon Rural High School
Glenn School
Gladys
Viola Welther
G. A. Pratt
D. T. McCall
Emilie Reynolds
Bert, Reynolds
Ginn Schoolhouse
Ottawa
Son's
Me Watts
Nettie Glenn
Sonis
Harry
Billy
Ruth Balmmaier
Harvey Glenn
Christmas visits span many families in small town
The extended Flory and Ward families share Christmas with kin across multiple homes in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Ward of Salina, Mrs. Grace McGee and children in Lawrence, and numerous Flory relatives from Fox, Appanoose, and Willow Springs gathered for holiday meals and tree lighting. Others include the Johnson, Anderson, Lindell, and Percival households, with visits to Lawrence, Fairview, and Culver.
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Bert Flory
Joe Elerge
Mart Flory
Mes
Cal Ward
Ved Flory
Tomer Plory
Theda
John Forlin
Arthur
Flory
Calvin Fox
Sarah Flory
Mary Parvival
William Johnson
Marion Childs
Ben Metyker
Frank Snider
Dimmie Childs
Shawrenee
George Tattle
Burl
Brerets
Harold
Walnut Grove
Florysch
Fox
Lillie
Ulrich Laura Iox Spent
Christay
Tremor Mlory
John Marlin
Otis Lindell
Isurhtor
Dorothea
Otto Drehen
Fairview
Time Anderson
Rey Flory
Martins
Percival
Lawrence
Cyrus Flory
Frank Varnum
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Harry Ulrich
Laura
Pox
Cal
Ward
John Ward
Arthur Davison
Vinna
Marvin
Alpha
Ezra
Willow Springs
Austin Flory
Frank
Esther
Rudolph Dietz
Linas
Opal Mae
E. Garrison
Athens
Culver and
Saina
Cyrus Anderson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Majel Anderson
Kansas City
Murry Bond
Everett
Bond
Twila June
Porter Gond
George Futtle
Lon Childs
Paul Curtis
Baldwin
Will Curtis
Gottlieb" Neider
Smuts Arrives in New York Guest of Nations Society
General Jan Christiaan Smuts, hero of South Africa, lands in New York on his first West World visit and is hosted by the American League of Nations Society.
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Associated Press
Jan Christaan Smuts
South Africa
New York
American League of Nations Society
Dinner guests and visits across the Flory and nearby homes
A string of neighbors and families shared meals and visits Thursday through Sunday. Earl Heffner and others helped with store invoicing, while Johnsons, Sanders, Dietz, Holtwick, and Flory kin were noted at various homes in Valencia, Willow Springs, Salina, and Washington Creek, with wood deliveries and deliveries of loads.
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Earl Heffner
Louie Anderson
Alart
Miller
Robert Johnson
William Johrsean
Roscoe Porvival
Nye Brothers
Gardon Childs
Victor Solberg
Nin Mondy
William Johnson
Robert Joanson
Roy Curtis
Mr. Hson
Kans
Iami
Marvin
Austin Flory de Lorn Childs
Will Kingery
Daugh
Mabel
Myrtle
Marty Bom
Mart Plory
Childs
Williams
Ich Neider
John Tho
Mlory
Percival
Torter Kond
Howiard Bond
Washington Creek
Willian Johnson
Will Ubrich
Jon Thieh i Tay
Lawrence Evs
Father Plory
A Sore Throat Remedy Promoted by Bayer Aspirin
An old advisory promotes aspirin as a universal cure for sore throat and colds. It claims quick relief for neuralgia, arthritis, rheumatism, and headaches, noting it does not depress the heart and identifies aspirin as Bayer’s monoacetic ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Fall Leaf residents host busy holiday gatherings
A lengthy Fall Leaf social record lists Friday and weekend visits among Watts Frantz Flory Ulrich Bond and Curtis households in Lawrence and Valley Grove. Attendees include Canarys, Neiders, Dietzs, Roberta Johnson, Miss Esther Flory, and many extended family members. A New Year dining with Sallie Ulrich is noted.
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Robert Watts
Albert Frantz
Martin Bond
Austin
Flory
Frank
Esther
Clifford Christenson
Florine
Eldon Ulrich
Lawrence
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Will Curtis
Marpares
Murry Henry
Abs
Everett Bond
Jwila June
Roy
Curtis
Paul Curtis
Winona Davie
Mr. Flory
Alva
Fred
Pasadena
Otis Lindell
Lon Childs
J. R. Smith
Sarah Plory
Mary Percival
Roy Curtis
Hichard McCelhan
Gottlieb Neider
John Dann
Elizabeth
Robert Wilson
Solon Markley
Mary Kathering
Freida Johison
Law Childs
Esther Flory
Marry
Frank Flory
Hollace Studebaker
Iumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill
Hollace
Lone Star School
Mee
John Dunn
Elizabeth Shane
W. C. Flory
Valley Grove
Fred Flory
Son Vitel
Roscot Percival
William Johnson
Lawrenee
Paul Bolhm
Olathe
Murry Bond
Frank Varnum Radolph Dietz
Victor Solbure
Jarvin Boni
Lawrences
Sallie Ulrich
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Arence Tripsoes
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Harry Hippert
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George Abbott
Merle Davenport
Tom Davenport
FE. M. Guffey
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Leslie Cunninghw
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M.R. Parson
Elmer J. Hollar
Lorothy White
M. Ho
Uler
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Mrs. French
Otto Mienot
Charlie Wilt
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