Crossword clues and local notices stir July town events
The page mixes a challenging crossword puzzle with a long roster of local society notes. It lists August social plans, church services, and several town visits, including Mrs. John Schenck and Miss Kate Noble traveling, and notes on deaths, hospital stays, and picnics in nearby communities.
Germany Irked as Dictatorship Expands in Prussia
Berlin July 21 AP Prussia’s new dictatorship moves into action amid resentment over martial law. Franz Bracht assumes duties as ministerial ruler. Prussia cabinet to be deposed and federal appointees installed. Formal charges against Albert Grzesinski and two aides. Bavaria joins Supreme Court challenge. Saxony abstains. Riots kill two and injure several despite martial law. Senter's condition critical after shooting. Rotarians seek blood transfusion as W.C. Myers is chosen for utility post.
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Berlin
Prussia
Franz Bracht
von Papen
Gav
Karl Severing
Albert Grzesinski
Bernhard Weiss
Albert Heiansberg
Bavaria
Supreme Court
Saxony
Essen
Social Democratic Bloc
Herr Bracht
Jord
Oskaloosa Social Roundup Includes Picnics and Visits
Oskaloosa residents held a varied week of social activity from picnics at State Lake in Tonganoxie with Miss Elizabeth Perry and friends to church services at the Methodist church. Lawrence guests attended tea in town as Mrs. Slade traveled there, and a children’s program and penny sale entertained neighbors on the south porch of Mrs Noble’s home. Drug governor candidate Brinkley planned a speech with a radio singing cowboy. The Oskaloosa Study club met at Mrs J M Pennington’s for a Russia program, with upcoming August recess and September session planned. Several residents visited Topeka, Kansas City, and Leavenworth, while others hosted guests from New York and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Hospital
Winchester
Presbyterian Aid
Tom Davis
Pres
J.J. Howe
Highland College
Union Church
Potter
A. J. Luce
A.W. Keeling
Arthur Packard
Kansas City
William Eberhard
Lawrence
Edith Packard
Topeka
Mabel Packard
Herrington
Inez Wheeler
Edgar Myers
Beverly Keeling
Walter Boyd
Lone Star
Tibbott-Wellman Club
Tibbott School
John Schenck
Kate ‘Noble
Oakley
Hays
Irene Brock
Asa Judy
Wellman
Social Helpers Club
Kilgore
J. M. Blevins
EB. B. Slade
City
Blevins
Lone Tree Community Club
Tom Norman
Fred Smith
Charles Winans
Decker
John Martin
Rock Creek
John Martin Jr
Elsie Alice
Hartshorn
Okla
Martin
C. W. Roberts
Mary Jo Patrick
R. G. Henry
Lawrence Gabel
Esther Johnston
C. B. Humphreys
Lucile
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Frank Gephart
New York
Mary Gwartney
K. A
John Hoskinson
Jesse Segraves
Ozarks
Fayetteville
Pat Segraves
P. Davis
John Rice
George Beyer Corner
Elizabeth Perry
Arthur Perry
Tonganoxie
Perry
K. U
Jeanette Lomasson
Oskaloosa
J. M. Pennington
Lee Johnson
Walter Ford
Russia
J. A. Decker
Will Sheldon
Emmet Morrow
B. P. Davis
Paul Moeller
Jeanette Jacquemin
Ada de la Pena
C. N.jacquemin
Harry Johnson
Frank Haines
A. E. Ahrens
Moeller
de la Pena
Sarah Phinney
May Nincehelser
Nell, Nincehelser
Fred Thompson
Agnes’ Nincehelser
Mary Gephart
George Raines
Hazel Fulton
Miss Fulton
Copeland Refrigerators Pride of Space and Low Cost
Olson Bros. advertise Copeland Refrigerators as roomy and efficient with cold performance meeting demand. The note emphasizes generous interior space and lower price.
Local notes on visitors and gatherings in Holton area
Ed Worswick's men are building the station and a tourist cabin is planned. Mrs A J Simon and son Hugh attended the Capper picnic in Topeka. Ralph Perry was taken to Christ's hospital in Topeka for an appendicitis operation. Hidden in Colorado mountains Nick Fish and Fred Thompson fish. Dozens of local residents host and guest at picnics and visits in Holton area with many named families and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Worswick
A. J. Simon
Hugh
Capper
Topeka
C. P. Radcliffe
Ralph Perry
Arthur Perry
Christ's Hospital
Ralph
J. S. Buck
Nick Fish
Fred Thompson
Colorado
E. Barber
Holton
I. H. Dickerson
Apopka
Okla
J. E. Worswick
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David Coppers
Field
Chase
Lamb
Great Lake
Verdi State
Mexico
ClAl
Siar
Germany
Senter
A. F. Senter
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Water End Light
Copeland
Olson Bros
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Missouri
Gertrude Gibbs
Leila flones-Whitlow
Margaret Robert
Marian Sears
de Luxe Theater
Old Settle
Carrier Brandon
Oklahoma City
J. E. Davis
Basin Walk
Nora Davis
Jack Davis
Oklahoma
Brandon
Ara Bliss
Alex Davis
Pioneer Days
Bliss
Albert Stout
Olita
Anna Stout
Mary Kirkham
Tonga' Naxie
W. J. Ninceheiser
Frank
George Webb
Collyer
Kan
Marie Lorimer
James Long
Mae
Carl Stebbens
Anna Ruddy
James Thornton
Colo
John Weishaar
Earl Weishaar
Nortonville
Frank Javies
Fay Weishaar
John
Stebbens
A. Z. Meyer
Tawa Stant
Hal Gay
M. F. Gabel
Carl Gillman
Terry Gaskill
Gussie Gaskill
Ars Gaskill
Ford
Valley Falls
State Lake
Jeanette Leech
Maury Katherine Morrow
Loraine Dennis
Carolne Hiamarh
Charlene
Irma Potters
Eleanor Hannah
Rosalyn Ehlers
Gephart
Amos Leech
Margaret Ford
Emnet Morrow
E.E. Fish
Sirs
CS. Patrick
Will Morse
W. B. Ford
A.W. Hamilton
Frank Moyer
J. B. Slade
O. P May
Mee Nincehelser
Aspep Speehelser
Nell Ninceelse
Goodyear
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Dodge
Nash
Essex
Buick _Dodge
Chevroke Plymouth
Goodyear Pathfinder
Singte Tire
Nee
Eleary
N.B.C
Red Network
WEAF
Associated
Fritz Co