Curtis Hale and Hearty at Age 75
Washington March 22 AP The former Vice President Charles Curtis turns 75 and remains hale and active. He says he will not seek office again but plans to play a leading role in the 1936 Republican campaign. He credits lifelong habits for fitness and keeps early hours while studying party organization in the central west. He walked Rome during brief trips and enjoys horse racing.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Washington Law Office
Mr. Curtis
Central West
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Capitol
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Curtis on Coolidge Era and Senate Lessons
TOT RESCUED FROM DUST STORM reflects on a two year retirement from office. Curtis recalls his Republican leadership in the Senate during President Coolidge's era, praising Coolidge as a fine man and the Senate as a fine body. He notes speech making as dangerous and that leaders should be seen, not heard. He also says never promise what cannot be fulfilled and shares simple fitness rules at 75.
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Senate
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Saturday Cooler Forecast Across Canada and U.S.
A slight moderation in abnormal spring warmth was forecast today as Canadian northwest shivered in sub zero temperatures. No significant cold air outbreaks were indicated for the immediate period.
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Topeka
Canadian Northwest
Dust storms loom as Topeka notes chill drop and heat recall
Federal meteorologist S D Flora said the 20 degree drop would only bring temperatures to normal March levels. Prospects for rain remained remote as dust storms threaten relief. Tomorrow's high expected near 55 with a light northwest to south wind. Flora recalled a 93 degree Topeka high 28 years ago and warned of possible light frost in the far northwest.
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S. D. Flora
Flora
Topeka
Picture Identified A. T. Winchell With Railroad Service
The found photograph under 706 Massachusetts Street is identified as A. T. Winchell father of Henry and Herbert W. Winchell. Herbert was a long serving conductor on the Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf railroad. Winchell had leg injuries from early life and later, making both legs shorter by two inches. In his old age he ran a cigar store and news stand in Lawrence, and the picture was sent to Lawrence relatives.
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Massachusetts Street
A. T. Winchell
Reuben Ludington
Henry
Herbert W. Winchell
Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Vinland Cemetery Cleanup Day Scheduled March 26
The Vinland Cemetery Improvement Club will hold its annual cleanup day on Tuesday March 26. All who are interested are invited to attend, with lunch provided on the grounds.
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Vinland Cemetery
Weekend Visitors and Local Activities Reported
Walter Gould of Emporia visited the M G Farrell nome while Ruth Dillon stayed in Wichita with her parents. Several guests visited Kansas City and O.E.S. events noted with several local families hosting weekend visits including Ratliffs Knox Young Metlewski and Brecheisen families.
Sunday Socials Touch Winchester and Beyond
McLOUTH and Theodore Cox guests in Winchester for Sunday dinner with Fred Cox family. Elmer Luce Harold Sanders visited relatives in Easton. George Mosier of Kansas City visited Ottfarding and family. Perry Shrader and kin visited Dave Edmonds. Dorothy Emerson returned from Kansas City with John Stickle. DeRoger family of Easton spent Monday with Howard Williams. Marjorie remained. Dave Edmonds and family visited FE Snell in Kansas City. Alvin Means went to Kansas City Friday on business.
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Theodore Cox
Fred Cox
Winchester
Elmer Luce
Harold Sanders
East
George Mosier
Kansas City
Ott Tfarding
Perry Shrader
Dave Edmonds
Dorothy Emerson
John Stickle
Local notices of visits and funerals in Kansas area
Mr and Mrs Dave Dick attend ed the musical vespers in Lawrence Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willis Hardin and daughter of Ozawkie spent Sunday with Mrs Kate Robertson. Mrs Hesse returned home Monday after visiting her son Ed Hesse and family in Bartlesville Oklahoma and her mother in Ozawkie. Mr and Mrs Billie Parsons of Topeka visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Dick Wednesday afternoon. Mrs John White entertained last Wednesday with a shower for Miss Thelma Harding who was united in marriage March 16 to E H Nicke of Toneks. Mr and Mrs Dicke will make their home in Hutchinson after March 20. Frank Sherman of Olathe arrived the middle of the week. Her father Wm Harker passed away Tuesday morning. Miss Gertrude Stout, Mrs Anna Steeper, Mr and Mrs Harold Steeper and daughter called on Miss Anna McKitrick in Holton who was a former music teacher in McLouth. Mrs W W Harris and Mr and Mrs Grant Woodhead attended the funeral services of their aunt Sunday in Harrisonville. Mr and Mrs E C Chapman and son Dick, Mrs E D Snell and daughter, Mrs Kate Parker, Mrs J H Areising of Kansas City, Dr and Mrs Fred Morley and children of Welborn were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Alvin Means. Wm Harker died at his home Tuesday morning. Funeral services
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Dave Dick
Lawrence
Willis Hardin
Ozawkie
Kate Robertson
Hesse
Ed Hesse
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Billie Parsons
Topeka
Andrew Dick
John White
Thelma Harding
E. H. Nicke
Toneks
Dicke
Hutchinson
Frank Sherman
Olathe
Wm. Harker
Gertrude Stout
Anna Steeper
Harold Steeper
Anna McKitrick
Holton
McLouth
W. W. Harris
Grant Woodhead
Harrisonville
E. C. Chapman
E. D. Snell
Kate Parker
J. H. Areising
Kansas City
Fred Morley
Welborn
Alvin. Means
Overbrook Church Pastors Appointed By Conference
Rev Gordon S Pritchett is reassigned to Overbrook and Bethel church pastorates by the Methodist conference at Parsons last week. Overbrook Rural High School shone in the county forensic festival in Burlingame with Eleanor Mae Long and Ruth Marie Kesler placing in humor and drama.
Topeka Visitors and Junction City Guest Pairings
Mr and Mrs J W Valentine and Mr and Mrs J A Cordis were Topeka visitors last Friday Miss Laura Hart of Junction City spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A M Hart
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J. W. Valentine
J. A. Cordis
Topeka
Laura Hart
Junction City
A. M. Hart
Play and social rounds in Eudora and nearby towns
Walter Schwartz ground feed for John and Henry Stoebener Tuesday. Carl Johanning and Elsmere Gastrock attended a play at St John’s Evangelical church in Eudora. Minneola district youths staged a play Friday evening at Union schoolhouse, well attended. Ivan Schwartz helped Glen Schwartz sow oats Thursday. Mrs Sophia Schwartz and Hattie and William Haas spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Frank Selch of Stull. Mrs Carl Plambeck and daughter Antonette were Friday visitors. many local families visited Mr and Mrs Dick Brown Wednesday evening. Lawrence callers Thursday included Carl Plambeck and Antonette and others.
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John
Henry Stoebener
Carl Johanning
Elsmere Gastrock
St. John's Evangelical Church
Eudora
Minneola
Union Schoolhouse
Ivan Schwartz
Glen Schwartz
Sophia Schwartz
Hattie
William Haas
Frank Selch
Stull
Carl Plambeck
Antonette
Elise Haas
Pauline Stoebener
Floyd Heffner
Ruby Mae
Olin Heffner
Doris
Otto Hack
Dick Brown
Lawrence
William , Niebrugze
Karl
John Stoebener
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