Springfield big GOP meet eyed as likely record turnout
Chicago May 16 A grass roots Republican conference from nine Midwestern states plans a June 10 11 Springfield Illinois rally at the Lincoln scene to issue a constructive set of principles and rally the effort against the Roosevelt New Deal. Illinois proposes a 2430 delegate plan with one sixth vote per delegate and estimates totals up to 1500 votes.
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Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Abraham
Lincoln
Prairie States
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Minna
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Iown
Minnesota
Grover W. Dalton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Justus L. Johnson
Illinois Republican State Central Committee
Thomas A. Lee
Topeka
Kan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Valley Chapel Hosts Interchurch Play Contests
Mr and Mrs John Dunn Elizabeth and others attended a play at Valley Chapel last Sunday evening. The Presbyterian group from Vinland won first in the district contest while the Methodist group from Vinland won second and performed at Valley Chapel. The Gray and Banks families visited, and Walter Thome and Robert McKinney were out of high school with mumps. Robert required a doctor. Beth Crowley from Topeka spent weekend nearby.
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John Dunn
Elizabeth
Washington Creek
Presbyterian Church of
Vinland
Methodist Church of
Valley Chapel
Fred Gray
Margaret Gray
Florence
Neal Banks
William
Walter Thome
Robert McKinney
Robert
Beth Crowley
Topeka
Morning Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Morning with Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson Mrs Marvin Bond and Allen in Lawrence with Mrs Mable Henderson Mrs Robert Wilson and Bobby attended the Jolly Stitchers club at Mrs Gottlieb Nieder s a week ago Wednesday Mrs Raymond Ralston and Misses Elizabeth Dunn and Emma Nieder were guests of the club that day Mr and Mrs W J Curtis spent a week ago Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leonard Deay at Lecompton R N Watts who has been visiting in the home of his nephew Mac Watts at Big Springs left for Plains last Wednesday to be with his sister Mrs Al Frantz Mr Frantz is ill in a hospital at Pratt with blood poison Mrs Marvin Bond Allen and Donald had the mumps the past few days Mr and Mrs Murray Bond and baby spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis and Conrad Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis called Friday afternoon at Memorial hospital to see Mrs Gottlieb Nieder and John David
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Robert Wilson
Marvin Bond and
Allen
Lawrence
Mable Henderson
Bobby
Jolly Stitchers Club
Gottlieb Nieder
Raymond Ralston
Elizabeth Dunn
Emma Nieder
W. J. Curtis
Leonard Deay
Lecompton
R. N. Watts
Mac Watts
Big Springs
Plains
al Frantz
Mr. Frantz
Pratt
Marvin Bond
Donald
Murray Bond
Baby
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Memorial Hospital
John David
Social visiting and club events in Lecompton and Winter
Crowder and Norwood families host and visit Kanwaka residents across Sunday to Friday. Guests include Chester Gibbons Robert Walters Helen Norwood and others from Lecompton and Lawrence. A large crowd attended Oscar Collins former home sale and Riverside Farm Bureau lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crowder
Emmett
Kanwaka
Oscar Collins
Riverside Farm Bureau Unit
W. S. Collins
Jack
Lonnie Strong
Richard
Lawrence
Lecompton
Helen Norwood
Harlie Armstrong
Winter Community Club
Ray Mitchell
Henry Fraker
James Fraker
Barker
Amos Hodson
Ida Hodson
Lake View
W. I. Collins
Local greetings and weekend visits reported
Sunday morning events include H A Rogers and Lionel Rogers. Misses Jessie Helen and Mae Norwood of Lecompton stayed with Mrs Clarence Hodson last week. J S Emmett of Kanwaka visited Mr and Mrs J M Crowder Friday afternoon. Henry Collins of Lawrence and Jack Myers of Brackett joined Mr and Mrs Were Collins and sons Eugene and Ack for Sunday evening gatherings.
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Robert Norwood
Chester Gibbons
Robert Walters
Lecompton
W. S. Collins
Eugene
Jack
J. S. Emmett
Kanwaka
J. M. Crowder
Howard Shields
Mary and
Annanora
W. J. Collins
Helen
Jessie
Mae Norwood
Clarence Hodson
Lonnie Strong
Richard
Lawrence
H. A. Rogers
Lionel Rogers
J. 5. Emmett
Henry Collins
Jack Myers
Brackett
Collins
Eugene and
Ack
Oskaloosa seniors visit Tecumseh plant and local events
Oskaloosa high school seniors and Supt G E Tewell toured the Tecumseh electric light plant and enjoyed a class outing. Local activities included a memorial service at the C E and with Miss Grace Leaverton presiding, a mother's day dinner at the Kappa Sig house, a senior class photo in Atchison, a May 5 wedding of Glenn Wilder and Dorotha Allen in Wilsey, and a busy week of social events and community gatherings with numerous local residents attending.
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G. E. Tewell
Tecumseh
Lunt
Tewell
George Rumbaugh
Robert Turner
Grace Leaverton
Oskaloosa
C. E
Clyde Brooks
Valley Falls
J. A. Decker
E. ©. Harbour
Topeka
Ernest Heggendorfer
Alma Briner
Ed Isham
Mary Erhart
End
Elmer Barnard
Valley Alls
Edna Leech
Kappa Sig House
Lawrence
Amos
Atchison
Glenn Wilder
Dorotha Allen
Wilsey
A. R. Camp
T. P. Henry
A. F. Allen
Birdie Burnett
J. W. Cleland
Lloyd Morris
Alpha Huddieston
Colonial Club
A. G. Smith
Nelle Phillips
Los Angeles
Lawrence Gabel
Manhattan
Orin Rhine
Brouth
Jeanette Jacquemin
Armstead
Lucy Raines
Asa Judy
Mae Nincehelser
W.B. Ford
Fred Thompson
Everett Nichols
Charles Long
Glenn Henry
Chester Small
Albert Smith
John Clough
New Dodge Gains Popularity In Foreign Markets
American sales of the New Value Dodge are rising with strong demand in foreign markets. The high cost of petrol is noted as a factor, while owners report economy and high mileage. W. E. Flook of Olathe Kansas testifies his 1935 Dodge delivers big-car luxury and 20 miles per gallon.
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Dodge
W. E. Flook
Olathe
Kansas
Chrysler
Dodge Division ad touts fuel efficiency and safety
The Dodge advertisement promotes big roomy cars with all steel bodies and dual cylinder hydraulic brakes. It claims 3 to 5 more miles per gallon than competing makes and highlights the "Red Ram" engine with Floating Power. Priced from 645 dollars f o b Detroit, with Commercial Credit Plan.
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Dodge
Detroit
Dodge Division
Chrysler Motors Ators Commercial Credit Plan
Mother Daughter Banquet Attended by Over a Hundred at M E Church
The Queen Esther class hosted the annual Mother-Daughter banquet in Fellowship Hall of the M E church. Mrs Leslie Waggoner presided as toastmistress and greeted guests. Mrs J W Roberts gave the invocation. songs were led by Mrs B P Davis and piano by Mrs John Sutton. Guest speaker Mrs O W Tate of Nortonville spoke. a candle service followed.
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B. P. Davis
John Sutton
John Decker
Leona Grant
Mother Macree
Anna Mae Strickler
Mary Spurlock
Mary Alta Waggoner
Freda Lobb
Carolyn Hannah
Edith
Martha Gibbs
Irene Harbour
Millie Neel
Louellen Hoskinson
O. W. Tate
Nortonville
Mrs. Harbour
Mrs. Lee Johnson
Edith Gibbs
Verrill Weinberg
Betty and
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Holton
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Emily Smith
Tribune
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Lula Coleman
Coleman
Willetta Low
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Battle Creek
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