Guessing Landon Strength Is Game in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 4 candidates debate Landon’s first ballot strength for the Republican nomination. Rumors swirl about exact delegate counts and timing, with figures from 230 to above 300 discussed. Committee actions seat Florida and Illinois delegates while 43 seats remain contested.
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Cleveland
Landon
John Hamilton
David A. Reed
United States
Pensylvania
National Committee
Louisiana
Florida
John F. Harris
Palm Beach
J. Leonard Lewis
Jacksonville
William V. Pacelli
Chicago
Illinois
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Moses
Col
Frank Knox
Carl Bachmann
Idaho
Knox
Roosevelt-Farley
Herbert Hoover
Henry P. Fletcher
Eine
Charles Murphy Dies in Ottawa Office
Charles Murphy former Lawrence resident and Ottawa school board clerk died of heart disease at his Ottawa office. He was 67, a Michigan native who moved to Lawrence to enter the nursery business and lived there many years before moving to Ottawa about 15 years ago. His wife preceded him in death. no children. A noted Mason and past Grand Patron of the Order of Eastern Star, he belonged to Lawrence Lodge No. 6 A F and A M and the Scottish Rite. Funeral services scheduled Saturday at 2 pm from Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa with Masons from Lawrence in charge at the Brave.
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Charles Murphy
Lawrence
Ottawa
Murphy
Michigan
Order of Eastern Star
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A. F
Lamb Funeral Home
the Brave
To Dance at Actors' Benefit Returns From East Trip
The performer arrived back this morning after attending the annual meetings of the American Unitarian Association in Boston. In the coming days he can be reached at the church from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and from 5 to 6 p.m.
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American Unitarian Association
Boston
Linwood Society Notes Delegates and Visits
Linwood society column lists Farm Bureau delegate Linwood to Washington D C and Mrs Carl Meineke among delegates. Numerous local visitors and residents are reported visiting relatives and friends in Kansas City Ottawa Wyandotte Emporia Council Grove and Lee Summit with names including Parry Fenner Brown Sitkey Kirkman Burris Hylton and Warren others.
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John Parry
Washington, D. C
Farm Bureau of Kansas
Carl Meineke
Elmer Fenner
Jean
Joan
George Brown
Monticello
Riley Barnett
Kerister
Juarbalo
Lulu Lewis
Eva Anderson
Fischer
Mary O. Wright
Betty Jean Kirkman
J.C. Mchair
Kansas City
Kan
Martin Wright
Virginia Kline
Sunny
L. L. Schbotzhauer
Tonganoxie
Linwood
M. Burris
Council Grove
Lauretta Hylton Cane
Neal Burris
Emporia
Jim Hulbert
Earl Anderson
Jesse Tober
Frank Godfrey
Ergerton
Phebe Godfrey
Ottawa
Frank Stadter
Aretta. Warren
Margaret Warren
Fred Meineke
M. Chance
Craig
Leroy Shoemaker
Kansas
Visitors Gather at Jesse Taber Home Over Weekend
City resident Tom Wilson hosted callers at his Linwood area home Sunday. Mrs. Jack Unger and two daughters visited friends in Linwood Sunday. Chad Hamilton with son and Clarence Bates from Toronto joined Jim McCully and daughter from Kansas City, and John Skinner at the Jesse Taber residence for the weekend.
Oskaloosa Residents Welcome Visitors and Departures
Miss Elizabeth Perry returns from Kansas City and is rehired to teach at Grayson. Mrs. Anna Buck of Washington DC visits family, plans to California with niece Mrs. Kay and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Webber host Banks and Julia Banks at dinner. Local officials attend district Methodist meeting in Holton and state bar meeting in Wichita. Decorations at Pleasant View cited along with a large group from Kansas City. Professor Nowlin prepares to tour Ireland with a party.
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Elizabeth Perry
Kansas City
Miss Perry
Grayson
Anna Buck
Washington, D. C
Albert Gramse
Buck
Albert
Washington
Honolulu
California
Leslie Kay
Kay
Jacquemin Lawn
Professor Nowlin
Ireland
Notable Local Reflections From Kingston Community News
Sioux City notes show Oskaloosa and Ottawa ties with educators, students, and a Kansas City delegate. Mentions Mabel Nowlin returning from China for Worlds Sunday School convention in Oslo, and local teachers, marriages, and decorations events across Nutwood farm to Lawrence venues.
Doan's Pills Suggested to Flush Kidney Tubes
Medical authorities describe kidneys as containing 15 miles of tiny tubes that purify the blood. Symptoms such as frequent bladder passages, backache, leg pains, and swelling may signal trouble. Doan's Pills are advertised as a remedy used by millions for over 40 years to flush these tubes and relieve symptoms.
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Doan
Weekend visits and bridal shower noted in Valley Grove
Social items describe Mrs. J H visit with Della Weibel register of deeds at her Valley Grove home. A bridal shower for Miss Margaret Stout at the Luce home featured bridge, high scores by Bernice Stout and guest prize to Margaret Stout, with refreshments and several guests. Also listed are visits from Dr and Mrs Hood of Ferndale en route home from Kansas City medical convention, a Nortonville Christian endeavor rally with Rufus Edmonds treasurer and Rev J H Henery speaker, and a Presbyterian Society meeting with new members Hal Gay Carl He and Frank Haines joining.
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Jennie Davis
Grace Leaverton
Clifford Neece
Will Payne
Goldman
Haines
Simon
Sands
George Huddleston
Agnes Nincehelser
Council Grove
Ernest Edmonds
Elmer Edmonds
Ernest
K. U
Menefee Redd
Redd
Kansas
Coleman
J. E. Watkins
Tonganoxie
Joe Brown
Allen Eshom
Windom
Payne
Grandpa Allen
Eshom
Frank Mayer
Mary
Ray Leech
Whittier
Calif
Mayer
Carl Hess
Leech House
Jeanette Jacquemon
Stockton
Floretta Farrish
Topeka
W. Hi, Rice
Lewis Howell
Lawrence
Fred Nevins
Effie Silvis
J. H. Brown
Della Weibel
Register of Deeds
Valley Grove
Margaret Luce
Theona Ratliff
Catherine Taggert
Margaret Stout
Luce
Bernice Stout
W. D. Ratliff
Elnora Stout
Miss Stout
Stout
Helen Hagge
Trene Brock
Emily Bowen
Dorothy Alexander
Catherine Stout
Ratliff
Taggert
Ida Crawford
Hal Gay
Carl He
Frank Haines
Sialk
Kraw
Brazil
Roy Johr Phinney
Democratic meeting set by A A Webber at courthouse
A. A. Webber, county chairman, has called a Democratic meeting for June 10 at the courthouse with a speaker. The party will discuss plans. Mr. Webber is the county chairman. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Pentz and daughter Dorothy have returned from Protection visit with Lester Pentz and family. Attend summer school at Lawrence Business College.
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A. A. Webber
Court House
Webber
F. J. Pentz
Dorothy
Lester Pentz
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