U S Deficit Grows as Treasury Reports Widening Shortfall
The U S deficit rose past 1 1/2 billion dollars up to January 23 as the treasury showed 758 582 and 32 left, with six months of the 1932 fiscal year adding about 600 million more than the previous year. Congress faces pressure to raise the 2 billion dollar deficit cap and cut expenditures to stabilize finances amid revenue declines. Citrus growers use smudge pots for frost protection in 30 degree Los Angeles area, while Hollywood reports actress Bettie Taylor recovering from a neck fracture after a car crash. Local notes cover social visits, club gatherings, and community members in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Los Angeles
Greenwood Valley Community Attends Legume School Event
Local residents including Mr and Mrs John Henry John Matten Kenneth Mat ten Geo Bahnmaier sr Pete Babningier and the Kelloggs attend a Legume School event at Lecompton high school auditorium Thursday afternoon Miss Oneta Glenn visits Mary Leatha and Glenn Sunday Harley Dark attends basketball games between Barnton and Lecompton high schools Friday night Fire Farmers Union elects officers at Bir Springs school house Wednesday night president Ray Cie vice president Harry Wulfkuhle secretary treasurer David Noe executive committee John Damm R F Buck B O Kellogg lecturer Geo Bahamaiex st door keeper Merle Schier conductor A J Armstrong buying agent G W Cashman Mrs S Holloway visited Capper club members attend Topeka party Ben Kellogg attends Big Springs fair board meeting Cy Bursawy night
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Legume School
Lecompton‘ High School
John. Henry
John Matten
Kenneth Matten
Geo. Bahnmaier
Pete Babningier
Ben’ Kelloge
John
John Damm
Roland Buck
Oneta Glenn
Glenn Counity
Mary Leatha Ar el Glenn
Harley Dark
Barnton
Lecompton
Wat Fe A Ae
Fire Farmers Union
Bir Springs
Ray C ¥Ie
Hary’ Wulfkuhle
David Noe
R. F. Buck
B. 0. Kellogg
Ben «Kellogg
Big Springs
Local social round up at Glenn area in 1932
Glenn and vicinity residents hosted dinner guests, with visits from Mrs Glenn, Arlette, Wilma and other locals. John Hore conducted business in Lecompton on Wednesday. A Union church prayer meeting drew 23 attendees led by Ernal Mellenbruch at the Stauffer home. Glade Baird visited Charles Brown, Thomas Bahnmaier stayed with the Glenns, and Mrs Morris returned from Altoona. 4-H leaders Christie Hepler and L L Perrell met Big Springs Hi-Point leaders at Glenn school to plan the year’s programs.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Bad Breath Relief
Thousands suffer bad breath and turn to Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for relief. The sugar coated tablets work gently on the bowels and liver, purifying the system without calomel side effects. Purely vegetable and olive colored, they claim to refresh breath in a week with mild, non irritating action. Prices 15c, 30c, 60c.
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Dr . Edwards Olive
Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Sunday services canceled by road conditions in Hesper area
The article notes no church or Sunday school services at Little Blue Methodist and Hesner Friends churches due to bad roads. Automobiles could hardly travel county roads. Several local residents and families are mentioned attending meetings and visiting, with social updates on moves, visits, and work in the Hesper area.
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Little Blue Methodist Church
Hesner
Friends Church
Oren PD
Dunlap
Ministerial Alliance
Lawrence
Herbert L. Huffman
Howard Kohler
Ray Miller
Maxine
W. LT. ‘Club
Fred’ Walker
Sarah Terrell
Chas
Terrell
Leonard Bagby
Howard Caviness
Betty
Jean
Dee Maness
Ruth
Junior
Henry Caviness
Lindley’ Stanley
Pittsburg
State Normal School
Fred Kock
McKinney Farm
Eudota
Harry i Garret
Community notices from Prairie View parish and nearby towns
Sunday visits and weekend trips dominate the list of local social happenings. Ralph Mathia and Teddy Kram spent Sunday evening in Prairie View and Kansas City with friends and relatives. Families including the Klopfensteins Jen Bowell and Mrs Bur visited in Kansas City. Eugene Griffen and family visited with Carl Millingtons, while the Burnells hosted relatives for a week. Various residents and neighbors shared activities from church sermons to basketball in Eudora and visits with Kasberger and Milburn households.
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Ralph Mathia
Teddy’ Kram
the Prairie
Kansas City
One Friends Church
L._ E. .Klopfenstein
Fresa Jen Bowell
Bur
Kansas’ City
Visi Ani
Elia Burnell
Ral
Eugene Griffens
Ira Burnell
Eugene Griffen
Mr. c
Howard Kohler
Harold Gabriel
Eudora
Mildred “Kasberger
Berenice Stanley
Lawrence
Herman Oeschlaeg
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U. S
Hollywood
Dan
Bhateliv
Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Miss Taylor
Rose
Wymer
Juanita
Webr
Dwight
Henry
Ross Wulfkuhle
Mary
Glenn
Grace
Kellogg
Irom
Springs
H. “Fulton
MM. Balanimar
Beverly
He L. Masters
Willine Workers’ Club
Grete Dark
R. M. Gray
Gerald ‘Holloway
Geraldine
Minnie’ “Sutton
Arlette Fulton
Haizel
Goldie McCall
Grace Dark
Mabel Glenn
Olivia Bulton
Caroline: Gray
Amily
Will Brown
Ruth Shaffer
Topeka
Glen Shaffer
Is “Starr- Glenn
Georgina Edson
Juanita Chiles
George Chiles
Greenwood Valley
Hesper
Haarlem
U.S. Auto Supply Ltd
Mass
Elsie Mae
Delbert
Noel
Carl Millingtons
Kanzig
Greta
Alvin
Gabriel
Gayle
Gaylen
Floeenech Milhuen
Clarence, Veral and
Willie Neis
Er Thelma
William Meyer
Bonner Springs
Raymond Stanley
Joé Zillner
Jerome
Mec
John ‘Kasberger
Terry
Pongee
Young Men’s
Penney’s
GILK
Scotch Grain Oxfords
Penney's
Rayon
Ata
Chambray
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