Annual Red Cross meeting set for January 17
The annual Red Cross meeting will be held at 1 30 oclock Thursday afternoon January 17 in the chamber of commerce building. The executive board will be elected and officers chosen. All members paying dues eligible to vote. others may attend. Nominees listed and additional names may be offered from the floor. Reports from nursing activities case work home service men disaster preparedness life saving and other committees will be heard. Named nominees include Rev Charles Engvall Mrs L N Lewis Walter Keeler Harold Fisher and many others from Lawrence Eudora Lecompton and surrounding townships.
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Red Cross
Bru
Chamber of Commerceal
R. R. McFarland
Carter Harrison
Walter Keeler
George Hed‘rick
R. M. Fitzpatrick
H. G. Allchin
W. T. Reuse
Way
Ahels
Gldost
Carter
Fred Isaacs
C. E. Beeks
Carl Butell
E.d. Crazoe
Baldwin
C. B. Johnson
Floyd Pierce
Kelvin Hoover
Udora
A. E. Preston
Palmyra
M.A. Starr
Eudora
Esther Bahampier
Lecompton
Aries Laptad
Harvey Barton
Clyde Hoover
Clinton Township
W. C. Pine
Grant Township
Asan Colman
Kanwaka
Ernest. Primm
Marion
Oe Peaks
Seba Eldridge
R. K. Glatthaar
A Kansan Reflects on Hollywood and Hope
A Kansas reader writes Richard Doan about Hollywood dreams and the lure of the movies. He notes stars like Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy, comments on the struggles of hopeful actors, and recalls a KC KS connection while stressing the lure and risks of chasing fame in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Cal
Warner Baxter
Myrna
Lou
Dick Cromwell
Jean’.Parker
David Copperfield
Lawrence
Twiere
Newshawk
K.C.K
K. Us
Ban Fas
Ezra
Sarah
Veterinary Board Examiner Attends Topeka Meeting
Dr E G L Harbours, a member of the state board, attended the annual Topeka meeting at the state house. A number of candidates were listed for examination during the session.
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E. G.L. Harbours
State’ Board of Veterinary Examiners
Topeka
State House
Bright Spots of Pacific Call the Golfing Clan
A six man PGA tour group plus stars like Sarazen discuss shifting golf focus from Europe to Pacific regions. Gene Hagen notes European trips cost thousands with little return and praises Australia and nearby shores for richer cash returns. The group recalls Melbourne Centenary Open where Jim Thomson adapted to local rules and still secured top money.
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Los Angeles
Horace Greeley
Geth Sarazen
Hawaii
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Pacific
Europe
United States
Gene
Hagen
Atlantic
Professional Golfers Association of America
Sarazen
Thomson
Melbourne
Jim
Veteran golfer triumphs in Mini Open near Aliaenis Florida
Veteran golfer Tom Armour of Chicago won the eleventh annual Mini Open defeating a field of 172 club players in Florida on January 8. Armour earned $500 while Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond Va finished three strokes back for $400, with Bill Mehlhorn of Louisville and Felix Serafin also cashing prizes.
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Aliaenis
South
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
Felix Serafin
Gilbert exhibit at Thayer museum by Washburn professor
The Thayer museum hosts a 25 painting collection by James Gilbert, professor of painting at Washburn College. Supported by the University of Kansas department of painting, the show reflects his leave years in Spain and the New England coast and is praised as his most interesting work yet. Gilbert’s three invitations to exhibit at KU underscore his standing among Midwest painters and student interest remains high.
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James Gilbert
Thayer Museum
University’ of Kansas Department of Paintius
School of Fine Arts
Gilbert
Washburn College
Topeka
Washburn
Spain
New England
K. U. Department
Department of Painting
Middle West
Annual Church Meeting at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church holds its annual meeting Wednesday night January 9 at 6 oclock in the church dining room. Officers for the new year will be elected, reports distributed, and plans for the coming year outlined. A 15 week royalty campaign begins Sunday and runs to Easter. Dinner is covered dish. members and families urged to attend.
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First Christian Church
Gri Oclock
Women's Council
Wee
Death of Topekan J A Hercules At Lone Star Camp
Members and officers of CCC Company 1764 at Lone Star mourn the death of J A Hercules 31 a plumbing and heating engineer assigned to the camp He died suddenly while on weekend leave in Topeka Funeral services were held there and the company sent a wreath The flag at headquarters fluttered at half mast as the company stood at attention Hercules had only been at the camp about a month but earned many friends and was praised for his cheerful advice to younger men
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CCC Company
Lone Star
Topeka
J. A. Hercules
Hercules
Toneka
Company 1764
Extradition Sought for Gaines Couple in Grand Larceny Case
Gov Landon issues requisition to Missouri to return Marion and Thedal Gaines charged with grand larceny in Douglas county. They are under arrest in Kansas City Missouri as Sheriff Jack Dunkley travels to arrange surrender.
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Alfred M. Landon Jory
Missouri
Marion Gaines
Thedal Gaines
Douglas County
Kansas City
Jack Dunkley
Sunny Winter Travel Through the Southwest
The notice advertises winter travel to Arizona New Mexico Texas and Santa Fe via the Grand Canyon Limited and Santa Fe rail service. It highlights warm climates, dude ranches Carlsbad Caverns La Fonda Santa Fe and old Spain Indian Pueblos with air conditioned equipment and lowest charges in years. W B Burnett agent promotes planning and scheduling with low fares and comfortable service.
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Arizona
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
Prescott
The
Verde
New Mexico
Old Spain
la Fonda
Old Santa Fe
Carlsbad Caverns
Santa Fe
Mileage Taxes and Port of Entry Fees Rise in Kansas
Topeka Jan 2 AP Collect ions of mileage taxes and port of entry fees from trucks in Kansas totaled 605660 in 1934, up 83 percent from the prior year. State official Charles W Steiger said mileage tax receipts were 417680 and port fees 148530, with a total of 606860.
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Topeka, Jan
Kansas
Charles W. Steiger
Comminaion
Clain’s Speech Amid Graft Rumors
Fragmentary quotation appears to reference a claim and replacement of broken items. The readable bits show names or words like Sunt Cla iin and phrases about "didn't vor claim" and "you woul replace gunytlsinng that broke oe waa' mings nee" followed by "Yeas str What bette?" The text is severely garbled with unclear attributions and lacks coherent events or entities.
For Sale Ads Run In Classified Vehicle Section
Fragmentary OCR notes describe looking at front page ads for cars and other items in the classified section. It hints at automotive listings, sale signs, and price mentions without clear details or full entries.
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Richard Doan
K.U
Army
Tommy
Central Airport
Richard Barthelmess
Sally Effers
Tom Brown
Scranton
Moore County
Texas
James
Hell's Angels
Granada
Varsity Lawrence
Tayi Ce
Charles Dickens
Varsity
Maniday
Douglas Fatrbanks
Don Juan
Topekan L. A. Hercules
Lone Star Gcc
California
Oasas
Phoenix Pullman
Dally
Gulf Coast
Vrs
W. W. Burnett
Lawrence, Kin
Orpheum Theatre
Cordefforaun City
Moltos
Morrow
Minyourt
Gainer
Cainer
Montgomery, Ward. and Company
Tutasev
U.S.S.R
I. Makhov
Starla
Gable
Crawford Montgomery
Zane Grey
Cate Ginger Rogers
Manhattan
Ken Griffith
Ann Sothern
Ethel Merman Block
Ana Sally, Anat
Goldwyn Girls
Rogers
Homer
Karli Agian
Dodge
Dodge Wrothers Corporation
Department of Engines
Chigalar Motors
Detroit
Cheveler Motors
Lowe
Bullene-Skinner Motor CO
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