Willkie Speaks To Kansans On Economic Strength
Wendell Willkie, a New York utility executive and Republican presidential prospect, visits Topeka with Alf Landon. He urges strong democratic process to build an industrial and agricultural system, claims possible national income of 150 billion dollars and warns of totalitarian victory. He recalls Kansas harvest work and teaching days.
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Topeka
Wendell Willkie
New York
Washington
Alf M. Landon
Willkie
Kansas
Coffeyville
Landon
United States
Court of Awards for Lawrence Girl Scouts at Pinckney school
Troop No. 9 of Lawrence Girl Scouts held a court of awards at Pinckney school with mothers as guests. Mrs John B Colyer led. Gertrude O Bri en and Fannie Mae Kerns assisted. An original home nursing play entertained. refreshments followed. Awards were given by Mrs Karl Kreider, commissioner of the local council, including Second Class and Hostess and Home Nursing Badges and Attendance Stars with many names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Girl Scouts
Pinckney School
John B. Colyer
Gertrude O’brien
Fannie Mae Kerns
Karl Kreider
Marie Steeppelwerth
Catherine Jaedicke
Barbara Ann Richards
Rowena Nehrbass
Sarah Ann Underwood
Sally Stevenson
Ruth Mary Tupy
Marie Stoeppelwerth
Corel Buehler
Marylou Colyer
Ramona Heydon
Anita Smith
Marie Stoeppelworth
Blossom Temple
Betty Lou Slagle
Theora Lambert
Doris Jean Isles
Gold
Jacqueline Campbell
Corel Dunkley
Bertha Schellhorn
Parking zones repainted findings to curb violations
Acting Chief of Police Ralph Dicker announced stricter checks on parking zones along Massachusetts Street. He said 20 minute zones restricted zones and bus stops have been freshly painted to guide motorists where and how to park.
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Ralph Dicker
Massachusetts Street
Dicker
Excelsior Social Visits and Community Activities Highlight Weekend
Local residents from Excelsior visited with relatives and neighbors across Ottawa and Lawrence towns. Families including Finch, Vaughn, Gastrock, Hale, Flory, Pohl, Gibson and Flora shared dinners, gatherings, and outings. Measles illness noted for La Vergne Flora. several attended graduation exercises at Ottawa and Baldwin high schools. Lawrence Farm Bureau activities and district athletic events mentioned.
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George Finch
Floydinch
Afr
Orlyn Vaughn
Elsmere Gastrock
Raymond Willie
Wamego
Donard Gastrock
Walter Pohl
Kenneth
Chester Gibson
Anna Johanning
Esther
Ruth
Alvin
Hallie Hale
Irene
Edith Hale
Arthur Flory
E.E. Keep
Will Gray
Ottawa
Harry Flory
Charney Elm
Bessie Killough
Ottawa High School
Baldwin High School
Roy Beckner
Williamsburg
I. L. Montgomery
la Vergne Flora
Ben Gibson
Lawrence
Raymond Gibson
Douglas County Grade School
Mary Kring
Clifford Flora
Excelsior School
Ray Vaughn
Vera Belle
Naomi
John Gibson
Centroposig
Gastrock
Maude Maranville
Ness City
Henry Pohl
Sophia Heim
L.A. Flora
Paul Koehler
Edna
Gertrude Stoelzing
Bill Perry
la Cross
Amos Flory
Dave Wray
Charley Gilliland
Robert Browning
Charley Browning
Elmer Rappard
Ike
Montgomery
Faye
Neva
Social Visit Highlights Local Families' SundayAfternoon
Gay at the Marshall Churchbaugh home, Mr. and Mrs Roy Shuler and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs George Unger visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs L W Haas and daughters.
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Gay
Marshall Churchbaughome
Roy Shuler
George Unger
L. W. Haas
Clinton Belvoir Farm Bureau Meeting and Memorial Plans
The Clinton Belvoir Farm Bureau subgroup met Wednesday with Mrs. Lizzie Jensen and presiding president Mrs. Roy Harrell. Guest speaker Superintendent Harold Fisher spoke on citizenship. Leona Tibbets reported on the council. Mrs. Fred Baldwin discussed cancer symptoms and treatment. Memorial services are set for May 30 at 2:30 in Clinton cemetery with George Melvin of Lawrence as speaker.
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Farm Bureau
Lizzie Jensen
Roy Harrell
Harold Fisher
Leona Tibbets
Fred Baldwin
Edd Steele
Clinton Cemetery
George Melvin
Lawrence
Rose Baldwin
Louise Baldwin
Lake View
Effie Kampschroeder
Thelma
Walter Kampschroeder
Bracken Schuster
Topeka
Highland Park High School
Memorial High School
Joan Clough
Nadine Hout
Franklin Bidinger
Marjorie Lucker
Ludwig Hines
Joan
Richard Hines
Raymond Koehler
Laverne Kampschroeder
Wanda
Joseph
Clough
Carter Anderson
Luxis
Hoch Auditorium
K.U
Edith Anderson
Marjorie Hoci
Vivian Hout
Beathyl Meek
Dorothy Woodward
Charles Sink
Leavenworth
Harry Unger
Ernest Nelson
Billy
Laverne
Pleasant Valley
Lena Murphy
Louise Belles
Ralph Goff
Goff
Richland
Double Six
Harry Murphy
Topping For Ice Cream With Fruit Conserves
Fruit conserve toppings for ice cream include Red Cherry Carrot and Pineapple Honey and Seedless Black Raspberry Orange Conserve. Prepare vegetables fruits and juice, simmer until tender then combine with sugar salt and vinegar or cook with orange and raspberry pulp until clear and set. jar while hot for sealing.
Asparagus with Hollandaise Sauce Preparation
Instructions describe boiling sugar, letting it skim, and filling sterilized jars. Then sauce and vegetables: select firm medium tomatoes, slice, season, broil briefly, arrange with asparagus tips, and finish with Hollandaise per serving.
Roy Lawrence Market Saturday Specials Feature Fresh Meats
Advertising item lists discounted prices on bacon ham hocks tendered hams roasts and chops with live weight dressed chickens and Veal and Lamb cuts plus fresh produce and specialty frost foods. Also notes strawberries fresh shrimp and other staples available at Roy Lawrence Market.
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U. S
Wilson
Armour
Heinz
California
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Seymour
Roy Lawrence Market
Oxydol Bacon
Armour’s Crisco
Carnation Milk
Ery As
Ene
Safeway
Dolly Madison Sweet Pickles
Harper House Fancy Bartlett
Castle Crest
Longhorn
Zic
Cudshy
Raleigh
Atsele
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Ibs
Lux
P&gs
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Mitra
Frankfurters
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