Hauptmann Seeks Pardons Hearing Before Court
Trenton January 3 Harold G Hoffman doubts the pardons court will grant a personal hearing for Bruno Richard Hauptmann this Saturday on his mercy plea. Hauptmann asks to answer questions from the board while execution is reported for Friday January 17. Law officers consider the hearing location and possible access for counsel and state officials.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hoffman
Luther A. Campbell
Campbell
Hauptmann
Honorable
Board of Pardons
Lindbergh
C. Lloyd Fisher
Defense Counsel
David T. Wilentz
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Snow Blanket Shrinks in Kansas as Mild Weather Returns
Topeka January 9 mild sun returns ending heavy snow cover. Federal meteorologist S. D. Flora says no zero readings south of the Canadian border and temperatures around 36 to 40 in Kansas. Snow will retreat with more mild weather predicted tonight and tomorrow across the state. Skies clear across Kansas and nearby states. ee Mrs. Morrow in England.
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Topeka
Kansas
Plains
S. D. Flora
Flora
Canadian
Canada
Morrow Leaves for London After Southampton Visit
Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, mother in law of Col Charles A. Lindbergh, arrived aboard the Bremen with her daughter Cons tance and left for London by car. The two may proceed to Llandaff Wales where the Lindberghs and their son are staying, with movements kept guarded.
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Southampton
Eng
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bremen
Constance
London
Elm Street Church Starz Party Invitations Issued
One hundred fifteen invitations have been issued for the Starz Party at Elm Street Christian church to be held Friday night January 10 at 7 50 p m Wallace Courtney and Earl Skinner will be the official chefs Music stunts and oyster stew will mark the evening Invitations shaped as oysters are being given to North Lawrence men and church friends Bert Castle and son are involved
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Starz
Elm Street Christian Church
Wallace Courtney
Earl Skinner
North Lawrence
Bert Castle and Son
Losd
Residents Expect More Church Socials and Relief Metrics
A church pastor Miss Dorothy B. Wright announced plans for many social affairs this year for both men and women groups. The report also notes a 53 percent rise in tourist travel in the first ten months of 1935, per the California department of motor vehicles, alongside nationwide emergency relief figures.
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Dorothy B. Wright
California Department of Motor Vehicles
Christmas Pageant at Glenn Chapel Featured Robed Roles
Mary Sanford returns to Emporia for studies at State Teachers College after Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs H N Sanford. A Glenn Chapel Christmas pageant named God So Loved the World featured Love as Dorothy Sanford and Truth as Phyllis Sanford with robes in colored hues.
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Mary Sanford
Emporia
State Teachers’ College
H. N. Sanford
Thomas Bahnmaier
Ray Cree
Big Springs
Glenn Chapel
Love
Dorothy Sanford
Truth
Phyllis Sanford
Mary
Oneta Glenn
Boyd Scott
Topeka
H. C. Morris
Oskaloosa Socials and Installations Highlight Week
Oskaloosa and Cottonwood Falls residents visited Manhattan and Perry. Oskaloosa chapter 0, E. 8. N. 62 installed officers at the Masonic hall with Fern Crawford leading as W. M. and Marl Harbour as W. P. A social hour followed, while other local gatherings included a dinner party hosted by F. A. Goldman and updates on community members such as Arch ie Hannah enlisting in the Marines.
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John Watcheous
Cottonwood Falls
Henry Watcheous
A. G. Smith
Albert Hamilton
Albert, Jr
Lawrence Gabel
Billy
Manhattan
M. Rhine
Oskaloosa Chapter
Masonic Hall
Fern Crawford
W. M
Rev
Marl Harbour
W. P
May Samples
Wyatt Gragg
Elizabeth Slade
Grace Leaverton
Cecil Waggoner
Marshall
Ida Gragg
Kate Morrow
Margaret Johnson
Edith Morris
Asso
Theona Ratliff
Resigns and visits noted in community update
Resigns Miss Martha Brown returns from Grenola Kansas. Mrs Jason Morton and two sons head to Washington DC where she has worked since May in the Veterans Bureau. Miss Jean Clark helps distribute 25 baskets. George Gano dies December 24 from heart attack. funeral at Methodist church. Several locals attend events and travels, while the old bank building is rented to highway widening engineers.
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Martha Brown
Grenola
Kan
Jason Morton
Washington, D. C
Morton
Veterans Bureau
Jean Clark
Eleanor Hannah
K.S.T.C
Nutwood Farm
Joseph Hannah
Will Payne
Colonial Club
George Gano
Methodist Church
E. 0
Harbour
Pleasant View
Gano
Paul
John Wheeler
Texas
Howard Hicks
Houston
Hicks
Walter Boyd
Delia Whitman
Lone Star
Walter Whitman
Lawrence
Robert Lee Turner
Manhattan
K.S.C
Robert Turner
Celia Phinney
Bank
Here
McLouth
Fat Bradford
Mer
Will Ninvehelser
Mae
Nelle
Mary Kirkham
Walter Means
Herb Boyd
R. G. Henry
Turner Rogers
James Gibson
Lee Gibson
David Grayson
Overland Park
Roy Grayson
Christmas program guests at Glenn School and dinners
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Summers attended the Christmas program at Glenn school Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bahnmaier with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lasswell and daughters Opal and Mary Nelli have returned from Houston to visit Miss Elsie Lasswell. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweangen of Garfield, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boyd of Lincolnville, and Mrs. J. E. Dean and Lois Mae Headiey of Topeka were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Damm and daughter Mae Jean.
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Glenn School
Will Wymer
Big Springs
Cyril Bahnmaier
Harry Glenn
Grantville
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Joanne
Glenn
Nellie Worthington
Jefferson County
Doris Mellen‘bruch
Lecompton R.H.S
Frank McClellan
McClellan
Glenn Chapel
Lenora
State Teachers’ College
Doris Deane
Suzetta Barthel
H. F. Fulton
Junior Svoboda
Topeka Catholic High School
J. J. Svoboda
Grace and
Elsie Kellogg
Alma Henry
Wilma
Helen Shaffer
Lawrence
Joel French
Will Moore
Lecompton
Louise Clarke
Greenwood Valley
Frank Clarke
Johnnie Kellogg
Harry Fulton
Will Saindon
Denver
Billy Bahnmaier
Dorin Herschell
W. D. Glenn
Wilma Glenn
Henry Damm
Ernest Damm
Stull
Walter Brown
Phyllis Sanford
Henry Brown
Raymond French
M. D. Frost
Elva Bell
Claude Keever
Burlington
Russell Ottinger
Mae Ottinger
Dorothy
Oklahoma City
Freda Carver
Emma Legler
Donald Allen
Hal Gay
Sand Springs
Okla
H. C. Myers
Dollie Roberts
G. E. Tewell
H. C. Wines
Shreveport
C. F. Chase
Frank Moser
Pittsburg
Kaw
Wines
Mrs. Chase
Tewell
Moser
Fern Droke
R. E. Oroke
Tibbet
Frank Fournier
Fournier
A. W. Wolfe
Olathe
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Ahrens
D. C. Winans
St. Marys
Idaho
Charles Winans
Detroit
Chicago
Chester Peebler
Curtis Patrick
Misses Nelle
Amy Robinson
Sabetha
Nelle
McPherson
Amy
Hawthorne
Kansas City
Kan
Lee Gibson
Harold Summers
Pete Bahnmaier
Marion Lasswell
Opal
Mary Nelli
Houston
Texas
Elsie Lasswell
Arthur, Sweangen
Garfield
Russell Boyd
Lincolnville
J. E. Dean
Lois Mae Headiey
Mae Jean
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Lone Tree Homemakers Club
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