G O P May Favor Relief By States
Washington June 5 UPI Republicans in Congress forecast a coming party platform endorsing state administration of relief. They argue decentralization fits GOP aims, citing House battles over substituting state control for federal works relief. Major candidates push for state responsibility with federal cost sharing and nonpartisan boards advising relief expenditures.
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Washington
UPI
Compra
Berah
Idaho
Senate
Vandenberg
Michigan
Anile
Hoover
Convention Sidelights in Cleveland June 3
Reporters note first convention price hikes with a coffee 9 cents plus 1 cent tax and cigarettes up 2 cents to 17. Brig Gen Dawes arrives with an underlsung pipe to a farm welcome. Colbert and Appleby claim Colbert youngest U S marshal. Landon for President lapels seen. Donavan on Knox for President board. Kansans named to London reception. Mint julep quip by H H Turner.
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Cleveland
Charles G. Dawes
McKittrick Accepts New Field Rep Post
Arthur McKittrick, office manager at M F Hudson motor, has taken a field representative role with a Kansas City based corporation. He starts today and will return Monday to finish his business school graduation. While studying, McKittrick held multiple jobs.
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Arthur McKittrick
M. F. Hudson Motor Company
Corporation
Kansas City
School of Business
Mel Kittrick
Special deputy sheriff of Douglas County noted in report
The report states S V Carr Santa Fe agent at Eudora is in satisfactory condition. He is the son of Mrs Lula Mc Kittrick of 705 New Hampshire Street. Carr was taken to Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka about four weeks ago, per his daughter Mrs Norman Strachan of Topeka.
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Douglas County
Lula McKittrick
New Hampshire Street
S. V. Carr
Santa Fe
Eudora
Norman Strachan
Topeka
Carr
Santa Fe Hospital
Young Democrats Meet at Courthouse in Douglas
More than 60 people attended the regular monthly meeting of the Douglas Young People's Democratic club at the courthouse. Mrs W G Harding of Ottawa was the principal speaker addressing county party organization. A short business meeting preceded discussions of an upcoming barbecue with no firm plans announced. The county central committee met briefly after the gathering.
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Douglas Young People’s Democratic Club
Court House
W.G. Harding
Ottawa
County Central Committee
Valley Grove Visitors and Decoration Day News
Fred Frandle and daughters Ada and Marcia from Topeka visited Hardy Oak cemetery Decoration day and dined with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stewart. Topeka guests Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hill and Mrs. Thompson spent Friday night at David Blevins and travelled to Pittsville Missouri to visit relatives. Luella Petrie and Gerald stayed several days at Lone Star with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herschell. Charles Reid of Topeka and Mrs. Lawrence Tyrrell with daughter Avis of Perry were guests of Elza Stewart for Decoration day. Eleanor Champion traveled to Carthage Missouri where her sister Mrs. Bertha Howard died after flu.
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Fred Frandle
Ada and
Marcia
Topeka
Hardy Oak Cemetery
Russell Stewart
Wesley Hill
Thompson
David Blevins
Blevins
Pittsville
Luella Petrie
Gerald
Lone Star
Charles Herschell
Charles Reid
Lawrence Tyrrell
Avis
Perry
Elza Stewart
Eleanor Champion
Carthage
Bertha Howard
Paul Ambrose
Kansas City
W.H. Dent
Ellen Barnell
Erle Hunter
Edith Cairns
Tecumseh
Robert Taylor
DeSoto Cemetery
Jean Frisbie
Roy Frisbie
Emma Altman
Lawrence
George
Henry Kluss
Jasper LeSueur
Leslie Lentz
Little Clark Sonntay
Cleborn
Tex
John Clark
Sonnac
Harry Smith
Smith
Sonniac
Bertha Bush
Mason
Sind
Harold Reppelius
Cluthe
Ruth Lentz
Rebekah Lodge
DeSoto
Charles Baker
T.C. WeMott
Boliver
Mattie Baker
Charles
Baker
W. H. Dent
Oma
J. G. Chin Linwood
Grada Cheatwood
Memorial Day Activities and Farm Tour Reported
Memorial day activities featured a scripture verse and several club contests with Mrs. Merle Holliday Mrs. Petrie Sr and Mrs. C A Petrie among winners. A Woodstock guest Mrs Frank Champion and hostesses served refreshments. Next meeting will be at Mrs Holliday's Midland home in two weeks. roll call and scripture verse planned. More than one hundred farmers attended the soils tour by county Farm Bureau and college highlighting fertilizer demonstrations and tasks by leading officers. winners included W A Wellman and Harry Wellman. Wellman Ladies Aid met at Mrs E B Davison residence with new member Mrs Pippett. Bible contest planned for summer. next aid meeting at Mrs Wesley Robinson's. Mr and Mrs Walter Dunbar Charles Hayes and Buena Petrie of Lawrence visited Mrs Petrie Sr's home Sunday and rode to McLouth with relatives.
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Merle Holliday
Petrie, Sr
C. A. Petrie
Frank Champion
Woodstock
R. J. Stewart
Champion
Midland
County Farm Bureau and College
Farm Bureau
W. A. Wellman
Harry Wellman
Wellman Ladies Aid
E. B. Davison
Pippett
Sid
The
Aid
Wesley. Robinson
Weekend Visits and Local Outings in Ives Chapel Area
Mr and Mrs J F Cunningham spent Sunday evening at the Mar lin Cook home. Bob McConnell and children visited Rock Creek cemetery near Wellsville Saturday morning and spent the afternoon with Albert McConnell and family. Lymn Taylor Mrs Frank Lobingier Paul and Mary Lou visited rose gardens at Gage park Topeka Sunday afternoon. Melvin Cook and Druccilla spent Saturday evening with A R Cook. P N Miller and Donald were dinner guests of Ralph Kalb near Wellsville. Homer Robbins of Agricola called on cousin Mrs Charlie Griffith Sunday afternoon.
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J. F. Cunningham
Marlin Cook Home
Bob McConnell
Rock Creek
Wellsville
Albert McConnell
Lymn Taylor
Frank Lobingier
Paul
Mary Lou
Rose Gardens
Gage Park
Topeka
Melvin Cook
Druccilla
A. R. Cook
P. N. Miller
Donald
Ralph Kalb
Near Wellssville
Homer Robbins
Agricola
Charlie Griffith
Foot pain sends Corliss John Turner to DeSoto clinic
Corliss John Turner receives medical treatment from Dr. Pearson in DeSoto for a long running foot problem. Mrs. Leslie Lentz and Mrs. Jas per LeSueur traveled to Lawrence on Thursday on business. Lloyd Hoke of Argentine is noted in the report.
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John Turner
Pearson
DeSoto
Leslie Lentz
Jasper LeSueur
Lawrence
Lloyd Hoke
Various local visits and memorial events around DeSoto
A flurry of visits and social calls cross DeSoto and nearby towns. Families including the Turners Griffiths Hunters and LeSueur cluster attend school and memorial meetings while residents travel to Kansas City and Cedar Junction. Memorial Day duties connect residents with cemetery decorations and family gatherings persist through weekend visits.
Social Visits Reported Across Carbondale Topeka
Mr and Mrs James Chenall of Carbondale called at the Jennings Price home Monday afternoon. Mrs Louise Reilly and Lena and Mrs Henry Desque Sr of Topeka visited Saturday evening at the A A Hase home. Mr and Mrs A A Hase were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G Oehrie.
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James Chenall
Carbondale
Jennings Price
Louise Reilly
Lena
Henry Desque, Sr
Topeka
A.A. Hase
A. A. Hase
G. Oehrie
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Overnight Guests
A busy listing of Friday to Tuesday social calls and visits in Topeka Ottawa and Pleasant Grove. Counts include the Coffman Fishburn and Desque families visiting Louise Reilly Clyde Flory Noah Shuler and others with relatives in Kansas City Lawrence and California.
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Maxine
Mary Frances Coffman
Albert Dodder
Elois Fishburn
Henry Desque, Sr
Topeka
Louise Reilly
Jennings Price
C.N. Reed
H. M. Desque
Clifford
Eileen
Ed Desque
Viola Mae
Betty Jean
H. R. Wright
Doris
Heinich
California
Noah Shuler
Sylvia
The
German Baptists
Pleasant Grove
Nolan Robison
Alfred Fishburn
Clyde Flory
Wanda Lee
Teddy
Lawrence Hupp
Geraldine
Kansas City
Tom App
Noah
Shuler
Lawrence
Ruth Shuler
Villa Eden Residents Attend Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Frank Pettengill visited the C Strong home in Lawrence on Sunday. Several families visited the Charles Davidson home Sunday evening. The annual school election elected William Torenden as clerk for three years. Ruth Pettengill will teach next term. A community meeting is set for Friday evening June 5 and notes about attending Lawrence Business College summer school are printed.
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DeSoto
John Turner
Roy Griffith
Erle Hunter
Leland Penner
Morning Star
W. H. Dent
William Tripkoes
Frank Ellis
Eric Hunter
Floyd Blake
Nelson Brothers
Corliss
Cedar Junction
Jasper LeSueur
Milton Quaintance
Alven
Frank Pettengill
C. Strong
Lawrence
Godfrey Reetz
Melba
William Torenden
William
G. Seele
Robert
Herbert
Selma Tormeden
Frank Henick
Charles Davidson
William Torneden
Ruth Pettengill
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Wild Bill) Donovan
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Holton
Fred M. Harris
H. H. Turner
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Rives Junction
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Earl Forster
St. Louis
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W. G. Harding
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B. W. Erwin
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Meriden
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H. G. Hall
W. C. Flory
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Walter Dunbar
Charles Hayes
Buena Petrie
Mrs. Petrie Sr
McLouth
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