Roosevelt Victory in New Hampshire Primary
In Concord New Hampshire March 9 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt wins the first test of strength against Alfred M Smith for the 1932 Democratic nomination. Roosevelt carries eight pledged delegates for at large and four district delegates with about four thousand five hundred margin. Republican ticket for Hoover elected with seven at large and four district delegates.
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Concord
N. H
API
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred
Roosevelt
Smith
Keene
Berlin
Manchester
Hoover
4-H Club Projects Discussed at Meeting
4 H club boys heard plans at Farm Bureau offices on improving project work this season. Leaders will visit and discuss pig, beef, dairy, grain, gardens, poultry, and potato projects with emphasis on early starts, clean feeding, seed quality, and family charges for used supplies.
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Farm Bureau
Lis
Case Under Advisement Over City Retail License Charge
The case of R. E. Sitixan charged with opening a retail business without a license and city deposit is taken under advisement by Police Judge C H Daugherty. The judge did not announce when a decision will be made. The defendant operates a shoe business on Massachusetts street.
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R. E. Sitixan
Daugherty
Massachusetts Street
Man Arraigned After Feb Fifteenth Arrest
A man arrested on February 15 entered a not guilty plea this morning through his attorney John Riling. The plea followed a postponement of his case from last Monday to today, with the attorney arguing the ordinance was invalid.
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John Riling
Divorce Suits Filed Against Husbands in Court
Two divorce actions were filed in the district court clerk office today. Martina Sheppard sues Robert Sheppard alleging abandonment cruelty and neglect. the couple married in 1930. Rosa B Morrison sues Cyrus C Morrison alleging extreme cruelty. married in 1900.
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John Callahan
Martina Sheppard
Robert Sheppard
Sheppards
Rosa B. Morrison
Cyrus C. Morrison
Morrisons
Valley Chapel Ladies Aid Quilt Event and Community Updates
The Ladies Aid held an all day quilting meeting at Miss Emma Nieder's last Thursday and plans another two-day gathering March 10 with Miss Nieder. Attendees included Mrs. N. F. Thome, Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder, Mrs. Earl Jellison and others. Banquet guests from Lawrence and local residents, plus multiple mentions of visits, moves, and school terms indicate active community ties in Valley Chapel and nearby towns.
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Ladies’ Aid
Emma Nieder
N. F. Thome
Gottlieb Nieder
Earl Jellison
Baby
Earl Lindell
Eugene Lutz
Fred McKinney
Ellis Bond
Walter Thome
Emma. Nieder
Beth Crowley
Topeka
Robert Wilson
Maurice Knott
Fred Gray
W. J. Curtis
Masonic Temple
Lawrence National Bank
Steve Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Clifford Christenson
Florence
Lawrence
Fiorene
Alice. Johnson
Margaret Curtis
W. H. Banning
Clinton Township
Edler
Fyock
Willis Dunn
Zire
Lester Hadel
Marjorie Curtiss
Joe Edler
Earl Curtiss
Robert Curtiss
Verne Rae Fyock
Mary Marie Fyock
Mabel Edler
Neal Fist
John Jors
Med Chandler
Elza Bond
Gus Hadi
Lane
Harry Bowen
Inez
Ivan Wilson
Boston
Mass
Black Jack Community News Highlights Local Visits Events
Hugh Wilson and a Kansas City family visited neighbors last Sunday. A large Black Jack group attended a Wellsville Legion minstrel show. Mrs Henry Bell hosted a February 28 birthday dinner for her husband with many friends. A well attended Wellsville Chamber of Commerce gathering featured music talks and a Shanghai connection by Carolyn Converse. Community clubs met for needlework and planning meals for Baldwin Rotarians, while residents assisted relatives in moving and in caring for ill family.
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Hugh Wilson
Baby
Kansas City
Albert
Moldenhauer
Henry Bell
Raymond Kalb
Very] Sheppard
Louis Schellack
Black Jack J
Wellsville American Legion
Cleva Yakel
Henry Eiler
Eilers
LeLoup
Oliver Neis
Wellsville
H. B. de- Tar
BE. P.addy
Imogene DeTar
John D. Barnett
Professor Palmauist
W. H. Su
Crowder Family Mourns Mrs Henry Collins at Funeral
Friends and relatives gathered at Rumsey's Funeral Home for the Wednesday service at 2 30 p m led by Rev C A Puls. Mrs Collins died Sunday night after long illness. she resided here since 1887. Her daughter Elmer Shields cared for her. surviving children include W J Collins Oscar Collins Beattie Collins Mrs Paul Brune and Elmer Shields. Burial beside her husband at Oak Hill Cemetery. Numerous relatives and neighbors attended and shared remembrances.
Local social visits link Lawrence residents and area families
Mrs C W Orr of Lawrence spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs J M Crowder. J E Mercer home visits in Lawrence occurred Wednesday afternoon. Oskaloosa couples Mrs C B Barnes and Eugene May with son Eugene Charles visited Howard Hicks family last Sunday. Hicks family ties include Mrs May being Hicks sister and children Billie Betty Lawrence Vernon Philip Eric Henry Beuermann. One evening last week saw Henry Beuermann with A B Cole and Lecompton in their group. Mrs Husted formerly Susie Holiday of Oskaloosa and daughter of a school board member who taught with Mrs Hicks visited Crowder school and Mrs Hicks Thursday. Harriet Armstrong spent Thursday afternoon with Elmer Shields and Mrs Henry Collins. J M Crowder spent Thursday evening with them. Mrs J S Emmett of Kanwaka spent Thursday morning with Mr.
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C. W. Orr
Lawrence
J. M. Crowder
J. E. Mercer
C. B. Barnes
Oskaloosa
Eugene May
Eugene Charles
Moulton
Texas
Howard Hicks
May
Hicks
Clarence Hodson
Billie
Betty Lawrence Vernon
Philip Eric
Henry Beuermann
A. B. Cole
Lecompt
Husted
Susie_Holiday
Crowder’ School
Harriet Armstrong
Baldwin News Notes Reach Various Local Social Ties
Baldwin community items report Mrs John L Hitchcock of Hollywood California visiting Kansas City for business and friends Rev Frank Ebright en route to Topeka for Kansas Methodist conference visited Baldwin with his son Donald Kright and brother Dr Homer Ebright Mrs P D McGhee visited from Westphalia with Emma Hall A T Stewart Norman of Denton and Laurel Brown visited Baldwin and Wellsville respectively Mary Swander of Butler spent weekend with Donald Moore then headed to Burlington Howard Sanders to Lawrence to assist the First Methodist choir in Baker connections Miss Marjorie Stephens a Baker freshman hosted by Mrs B E Stephens and Mrs Emma Kinzer with Charles A Shumway returning to Fredonia after a Baldwin visit to their Baker student daughter Jane Rebekah lodge members attended district meetings in Wellsville with Virginian Burton singing at memorial and seven Baldwin candidates earning certificates including Mary Jo Wallace Omicron chapter Alpha Chi held initiation for fourteen pledges at the chapter house.
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John L. Hitchcock
Hollywood
Cal
Kansas City
Frank
Harold Ebright
First Methodist Church
Independence
Baldwin
Donald Kright
Homer K. Ebright
Topeka
Kansas Methodist Conference
P. D. McGhee
Emma Hall
Westphalia
A. T. Stewart and Son
Norman
Denton
Laurel Brown
Wellsville
Frank Watkins
Mary Swander
Butler
Donald Moore
Burlington
Irene Conger
Howard Sanders
Lawrence
Harry W. Craig
Sanders
B.E. Stephens
Hoisington
Marjorie Stephens
Baker
Charles A. Shumway
Fredonia
Jane
Emma Kinzer
Kapba Sigma House
Rebekahs
Virginian Burton
Baldwin Lodge
Florence Willams
Jo Wallace
I Omicron Chapter
Alpha Chil Omera
Mary Katherine Harris
Kathryne Hammond
Baldswin
Jane Shumway
Roberta Farrar
Morrowville
Holsington
Carolyn
Duty
Glendale
Genevieve Spencer
Leavenworth
Louise Porter
Emporia
Mildred Slaton
Elizabeth Oveson
Overbrook
Helen Hart
Marguerite
Kansas’ City
Susan Graham
University of Kansas Rence
Chanute
Qna
Matt Amos
Haven Graham
Kervin Lawrence
Harold Flicknger
Waverly
Baldwin Area News Highlights Local Alumni Roster
Misses Mary Katherine Harris Kathryne Hammond and others from Bald swin Fredonia Leavenworth Emporia and more are listed among initiates with alumnaes aiding. Banquet planned Tuesday at the chapter house as county Constitution contest nears Baldwin High School hosts participants from Lawrence Vinland and Baldwin districts.
How Doctors Fight Fat with Marmola Tablets
Medical science links obesity to a missing gland secretion and says the energy from food becomes excess fat. Doctors worldwide now use a treatment based on a Marmola prescription to curb fat, claiming abnormal weights decline as the method works. Millions have used Marmola over 24 years and many report visible results.
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John Hays
Mary Chandler
Hays
Miss Chandler
Henry Breithaupt
Edgerton
J. J. Breithaupt
J. W. Breithaupt
Worden
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Walter Scott
Raymond “Kalb
Rebekah
Ladies Needle Club
John Neis
Desimo
J. J. Dwyer
WS. Batdorf
A. F. Neis
Verne Alden
Alph Batdorf
Everts
Raymond Rath
A.F. Neis
Ralph Batdorf
W. F. Batdorf
Baldwin Rotarians
Maurice O'Neil
Mv Gillespie
George Smith
Grace Hays
Ted Haas
Albert Moldenhauer
Kannenburg
Henry Collins
Rumsey
C. A. Puls
Collins
Elmer Shields
W. J. Collins
Oscar Collins
Beattie Collins
Paul Brune
Ben Lower
Bert Hale
George Lettee
Jackson Collins
Los Angeles
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Wilbur Sawyer
Ormal Hodson
Lake View
Atwood
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Gladys
Julius Beuermann
Dora Grimes
George Beuermann
Sidney Emmett
Kanwaka
Edd
Marshall
Arletta
Laura
Betty
Missouri
Jack Grimes
Noah Hetrick
Barker
Barnes
Emmett
Harlie Armstrong
W. S. Collins
Jack
Lawrence Vernon
Philip Erie
Jack Myers
Henry. Collins
J.E. Mercer
J. S. Emmett
Kana Waka
J. al. Crowder
Elmerathey
Barkex
Baldwin News
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Bete Tu Flickinght
Miriam Louise -Deel
Kansas Methodist
Tebabert
Risley Bible
Stephen. Thorne
Rs. L.C. Baker
George Washinge
A. F. Beach
G.S. Sanders
G. D. Holmes
Percy V. Roberts
Lucy W. Emery
Paleo
Joplin
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Lorillard Co
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Paris
Kansas
Kaw Valley Fuel Company
Dleton
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