Battle near Shanghai continues as Japanese push west
An AP report from Nanking cites the Chinese 19th Route Army under General Tsaiing Kai detailing large Japanese offensives west of Shanghai near Nanjiang and Lizhe. Troop landings at Kiangwan and Woosung, cavalry movements, and damage around Woosung describe a sustained but indecisive clash with refugees and wrecked villages noted along the Yangtze corridor.
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Nanking
19Th Route-Army
Foreign Office
Nanjiang
Shanghai
Chenxi
Tushan
Tsaiing-Kai
Chang Kuang-Nai
Tai Chi
Moon
Marth
Japan
Coun
Kiangwan
Lizhe
Yangtze
Woosung
Sating
Nanziang
Janansio i
Bemun
Woosune
Pasar
Lion
Farm Bureau Chorus to Sing Over WIBW Monday
Thirty members of the Farm Bureau chorus will travel to Topeka for a 15 minute musical segment over WIBW Monday at 7 30 pm directed by Byron C Donmyer News style report notes Farm Bureau women in several states and a rehearsal at Big Springs at 3 pm Those going include Lewis Howell Mrs Vernon and many others with details of names provided in the readable text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Wo Cherug
Topeka
Nex’ Ening
WIBW
Byron C. Donmyer
D. S. Perkins
RB. L. Colman
Farm Bureau
Christie Hepler
Big Springs
A. R.olmstead
W. D. Wear
Jack Kelsey
Elmer Bahaman D. Ih
John French
Ymer
Arseer
Walter Howard
Emma Neider
Etta Mitchell
Leslie
Charles Banning
G. Nesider
Beattie Col
No Designs on Siberia Sparks Japanese Refusal
General Sadan Araki said Japan has no plan to invade Soviet Russia but would defend Manchuria if needed. Commission members met him at the War Office after Izvestia published alleged invasion plans. In Finland Kustaa Latvala, a leading fascist, died by his own action after a failed rebellion. Trinity Episcopal Church to host services with communion and confirmation instruction by Rev Charles Weed. Journal-World Want Ads sell or buy for you.
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Tokyo
Sadan Araki
League of Natchurians
Japan
War Office
Moscow
Izvestia
Siberia
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles Weed
Kansas City
Mr. Weed
Men Enjoy Song Programs at Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Brotherhood class holds Seth Parker song periods each Sunday at 9:45. Men sing old hymns led by Reuter and his son Carl on the Reuter pipe organ. About forty men attend. the topic Sunday is humility. An Easter goal is to attract sixty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Brotherhood Bible
Seth Parker
Reuter
Carl
C. A. Puls
Lutheran Church
Lawrence
W. A. Schaal
Dickinson Theaters Lineup and Local Bank Closure
Next week at the Dickinson theaters features Marie Dressler in imma with Richard Cromwell Jean Hersholt and Myrna Loy also in cast Joe E Brown stars in Fireman Save My Child for the remainder of the week at Dickinson with Evalyn Knapp Guy Kibbee and Lilian Bond The Varsity theater presents Arsene Lupin starring Lionel Barrymore John Barrymore and Karen Morley House Divided a drama with Welter Huston Kent Dove and Helen Chandler at the Featsall Thursday and Friday Tulane vs South Carolina in Pasadena is shown as New Year’s Day The Trojans won by 21 points in a thrilling game Mere Men in New York reports a 150000 job drive progress and a Humboldt bank in Chanute Kansas closed by order of directors with J B Flint as president.
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Marie Dressler
The
Barrymores
Joe E. Brown
Dickinson
Miss Dressler
Dickinson Theater
Imma
National Motion Picture Academy
Richard Cromwell
Jean Hersholt
Myrna, Loy
Welter Huston
Kent Dove
Helen Chendler
Feattall
UCG
S. Tulane
Pasadena
Southam
Local social events and visits in Osgood area
Mrs. Osgood Armstrong spent Friday in Eudora visiting her parents. Arnold Ransdall spent Monday in Kansas City. The C P A lodge met Friday night and planned a supper for February 27. Helen Harshberger attended a search club at Dorothy Wilson's home. Mrs. Paul Winter's group held a food sale last Saturday clearing thirteen dollars. The county 4 H council met at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday night. Mrs. Paul Winter and Helen Harshberger were Sunday dinner guests of the Gorall family. The Mihervian club met with Mrs P J Peterson on February 24 with nineteen members. Mrs. David Perkins and Jennie Watt spoke on George Washington. Four Oread high school girls performed a Colonial dance followed by lunch hosted by Miss Mary Springer, Melba Springer, and Josephine Gentry. The club presented Mrs. O A McFeek a crystal fruit bowl. Mr. and Mrs. McPeek move to a farm near Emporia. Mr. Hetrick visited the Collins family in Crowder district. Mrs. Collins is seriously sick. Mrs. J B Wirgins attended a school event. examinations due next month. Mrs. Barr Gorrill visited Mrs. Penny. Bob Ringler and two daughters from Kansas City were also present. Jim Mitchell of Lawrence visited the Armstrong home. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gorrill and others attended Winter gathering. Helen Virginia Gorrill attended a party at Muriel Jordan's. Margaret Rose of Lincoln remained at the Wiggins home. Helen Harshberger attended the PT A meeting at Cordley school. J B Wiggins and daughter were noted in attendance.
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Osgood Armstrong
Eudora
Arnold Ransdall
Kansas City
C. P. A. Lodge
Helen Harshberger
Dorothy Wilson
Paul Winter
Women's Society of the First Baptist Church
Chamber of Commerce
3Fiss
Hellen Harshberger
Barr
Gorall
George Washington
Lawrence
Margaret Rose
J. B. Wilkins
Olsen
Joe Harrison
Jim Mitchell
Osgood Armstronz
Marshall
Gorrill
Delma Meeker
Barr Gorrill
Helen
Virginia Gorrill
Muriel Jordan
Margaret. Rose of
Lincoln
J. B. Wiggins
Cordley School
Community Notices From Baldwin and Linneus Mo
Local residents attend church events and social gatherings in Baldwin and Linneus. Pastor A W Look travels with his son Arlington. families relocate homes on East High Street. Leisure Hour Club hosts a buffet. visitors from Salt Lake City and Jacksonville, Ill. attend. Missionary society reviews study chapter on Christ in villages. music program at Baker Fine Arts School features students Irene Sterline Esther Brockwat Marlene Dalke Betty Ebright and others. Doctor Balch speaks to Baker Oxford club on Gods Thoughts and plans renderings for Kitchen Lizzy cast touring Chanute Fort Scott Carthage Mo.
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A. W. Look
Linneus
Baldwin
Arlington
Jerome Topping
Virginia
June Topping
Kansas City
Lillian
Carrie Scott
Edward Kapelle
Little Son
Cragoe
Kapelles
Barrielow
Fifth Street
Hour Club
Willard H. Garrett
Wiley A. Keve
Harold W. Guest
Charles C., Hancher
Salt Lake City
John Ayers
Jacksonville
Ill
Garrett
Ray Baker
Grace G. Wiley
Osborne
East High Street
Christ
Thomas L. Harris
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Maury
Alice Severy
Charles E. Beeks
Luther Leavengood
Katherine Sutphen
School of Fine Arts
Chanel
Baker
Beethoven
Irene Sterline
Marlene Dalke
Hueberger-Kreisler
Betty Ebright
Debussy
Rachmaninoff
M. la Sutton
Ilijah
Harris
Gerald McCurloush
William M. Balch
Baker-Oxford Club
Thomas A. Evans
Lawrence Friends
New’ Methodist Church
Paul Evans
Lizzy
Chanute
Fort Scott
Carthage
Evans
Baldwin Ledger Highlights Community Events And Local News
The Baldwin Ledger reports on local theatre at Baker with a musical comedy’s reception, and notes two crowded shows. It covers church conferences in Topeka, Baldwin ministers attending, and lay delegation shifts. Also mentions Baldwins residents ill, caregivers, school events, and a Dad and Daughter dinner plan in March.
Gem Theater welcomes Ramon McKittrick reopening night
Ramon McKittrick has reopened the Gem Theater and shows fine films this past week. Rev C E Holcombe and Mrs Holcombe visited Union school west of Baldwin where Dr Holcombe gave an Washington address. Miss Agnes White teaches there. Rev F H Flickinger recovers from flu. Miss Susan Irwin improves after weeks of illness. The Woman's City Club plans a bi centennial tea for March 17 to honor Washington's birth. New Wells Art ware tea set to be used. later kept in Kitchenette once church completes. Mr and Mrs Fred Bennet of near Melvern visited over weekend with Misses Mustacia, Florence Bennett, Miss Grace Reeder.
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Ramon McKittrick
Gem Theater
Woman's City Club
George Washington
Fred Bennet
Near
Melvern
Mustacia
Florence Bennett
Grace
Reeder
Memorial high school farm meeting draws Eudora attendees
Mrs Sarah Hausman learned of the death of her niece Miss Gladys Staatz 18 of Woodbine Kansas from blood poisoning Funeral services were held Monday A number of local residents including Mr and Mrs Gus Gabriel George Lothholz Mr and Mrs Tom Goff and others spent weekends visiting relatives in Lawrence Linwood and Kansas City Names and places reflect a rural community gathering with several households visiting kin and friends over the weekend
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Gus Gabriel
George Lothholz
Memorial High School
Lawrence
Sens
Sarah Hausman
Gladys Staatz
Woodbine
Kansas
Tom » Goff
Linwood
Carl Gerstenberger
Curtis Ruthrauff
Frank Klineberg
Kansas City
Charles Brady
Harold Daugherty
Etvander
Mary Frances
Bruns‘wick
Berthold
Durr
Etjvander
Gus Bohnsack
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Farm Bureau Chorus
Manchuria
Finland
Mar
Kustaa Latvala
Japua
Journal-World
Lutheran Brotherhood
Elizabeth
Memorial
Hig
Solon Emery
Chas. Winter
Alan
Winter District
Helen Virginia’ Gorrill
Sara
Jean Underwood
Dickinson Theaters
Joba New York
United Action Drive
Ilinois
State Bank of
Baldwin News
Alps
Italy
Puff
Whiz
Glenn Mansfield
Old Palmyra
Ernestine Lewis
Mansfield
Kansas Methodist Conference
First Methodist
Wallace B. Fleming
Layman's Association
Baldwin Community Y. .W. G. A
Maxine Porter
Woman's Press
W. J. Williams
Frances Shiffer
Mildred Marshall
Gilbert M. Gander
Ellen Harrison
Emporia
Emma Gilham
Mary Emery
Joseph Courter
Mernice Lyle
Baldwin Ledger
Wiolike
Patet
Tonite
Noah Beery
Mickey Mouse
Richard DIX
Grant Moore
New Orleans
Black Devils
Brunswick
Omaha
Paola
Argue
Roy
Bob Steele
Nevada Buckaroo
Lionelt
Alshin
Min
Bill
Mr. Ripley
Ihe
America
Robert Armstrong
Dorothy Jordan
Joel .McCrea
Mary Astor
Hugh Herbert
Eric von Stroheim
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