Democrats Lose Votes At 1936 Convention Shuffle
Washington reports 21 states will have fewer votes in 1936 than 1932 impacting Roosevelt’s renomination and platform control. Georgia drops from 28 to 24, Pennsylvania loses four, with Massachusetts Virginia and Missouri also weakening. Changes stem from reapportionment after the 1930 census and the restoration of two votes per senator and representative, lowering total from 1154 to 1106.
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Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Willian N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Talmadge
Massachusetts
Ely
Virginia
Glass
Missouri
Reed
Warm Springs
Quintuplets to Star in Motion Picture Be Themselves
Hollywood reports the Diонne quintuplets signed for their first feature length film under 20th Century Fox. They will be largely off script with a director’s sole instruction to be themselves as the story follows the babies daily life and their impact on the birth community.
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Hollywood
Dionne Quintuplets
Darryl Zanuck
20Th Century
Box Studio
Wet October in East Kansas with widespread moisture
The October just passed was the wettest in five years in eastern Kansas, while western Kansas remained dry. Communities report visitors, social events, school activities, and gatherings across towns including Gardner, Lawrence, Olathe, and DeSoto. Local families attended dinners, Halloween events, and meetings, with a quilt drawing at Hesper Academy and a Norse social at the schoolhouse.
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Kansas
Southwest
Associated Press
Local social notes from Olathe and nearby residents
Sunday visits and callers fill the week in Olathe and Welcome district. Families including Bagby, Dolling, Jeffery, Klopfenstein, Harper, Walker, Woodard, Starr, Stanley, Schneider, and others share visits with neighbors and attend events such as the Nineteen Hundred and Now club program. A health nurse and Dr Johnson collect throat cultures at Heazée grade school.
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Billy
Ralph Bagby
W. W. Dolling
C. E. Jeffrey
Grace
L. E. E Klopfenstein
Harper
Olathe
Robert Walker
Lawrence
Levi Woodard
George
Maurice B. Starr
Kansas City
Roger Stanley
Bernice
Carol Schneider
Lamborn
Ola
Veral Neil
John Kasberger
Doe
Jerry Harris
I. D. Harris
Nineteen Hundred and Now Club
John Miller
The Country Doctor and the Callander Quints
Dr. A R Dafoe preserves lives in a tale centered on the Callander Ontario quints to be cast in Tales in the film The Country Doctor. Scenarist Sonya Levein favors improvised plot bits and testing child reactions once filming starts in Canada. Oil production in the U S falls 3 150 barrels week ending November 9 per Oil and Gas Journal.
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A. R. Dafoe
Zanuck
Callander
Ontario
Canada
Quints
Sonya Levein
Marie
Cecile
Tulsa
Okla
UPI
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansay
Reno Visitors and Halloween Party in Reno
Mr and Mrs F A Dickinson of Garden City arrived Friday to visit his mother and sister Mrs Dickinson and Miss May Dickinson then left Sunday. Clarence Dehoff was knocked out at the Tony Roxie Gardner game Friday but recovered and returned to school Monday. A Halloween party was held at the Reno church basement last Monday by the Epworth League youths of the Tonganoxie M E church, inviting Mrs Young's class to join. Games and contests preceded cider and cookies. Among the attendees were Rev and Mrs Moss Mr and Mrs L C Cox Mr and Mrs W C Morrow of Tonganoxie and many local youths. Mr and Mrs C Woods and daughter Dorothy spent Saturday in Kansas City. Mrs C E Hillsden arrived home.
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Kasry Freund
Gardner
Oliver Deay
Hesper School
Irene’ Neil
Lawrence
Ella Kasberger
John Bowen
James Rush
Hattie
Thomas Thornton
Oliver Daniels
Kansas City
Jess Milburn
Olathe
Harold Todd
Earnest Milburn
Robert Anton
Nora Witt
Roscoe
Hesper Academy
Herman Bohnsack
Mahlon Cox
Eudora
N. P. Henley
H. J. Ambler
Gus Gabriel
C. M. Williamson
Irvin Votaw
Ed Grob
Carl Kurt
Eugene Griffen
Elsie May
Ellen Melville
Alma Seiwald
Ruth Bartz
Pearl Koehler
Charles Kurtz
Ralph Kurtz
DeSoto
Wilbert Edwards
Washington, D. C
South
Helen Hildebrand
Marian Eisele
Katherine Hall
Mary Ann White
Lloyd Dehoff
Jack White
Alvis Dehoff
Suellen Hall
Doris Worley
Dorothy Wood
Mary Lou Stanwix
Janet Wiley
Clarence Worley
Elsie Pearson
Mary Lou Dehoff
Francis Wiley
F. H. Barnes
Lawreace
Rs. Dwyer
Keno School
George F. Barnhart
Les Worley
F. A. Dickinson
Garden City
Reno
Epworth League
Tonganoxie M. E
C., Woods
Dorothy
C. E. Hillsden
Denise Ryan
Bonner Springs
Lloyd Brecheisen
Captain’s Creek
Pat Ryan
Oscar Brecheisen
Ben Brec
Heisen
Henrietta Harris
C. B. Johnson
Leonard Beecroft
Sam Gabriel
Amaretta Gabriel
Lester Douglas
Homer Gerstenberger
Hilda Helen
Lois Louise
W. W. Gerstenberger
Wayne
Fred Neil
Clarence
William
Neil Dalby
Amos West
Wellsville
Fairview School
Frank Page
Noah Eisel
Lela Votaw
Elnora ‘ Wallace
Ralph Wotan
Vernon
Dorothy Mae
Eva
Ovid Snider
Linwood
William Miller
C. J. Stuckerman
Warrenton
Loretta Gerstenberger
Esther Gabriel
Woodbine
Alvin Gabriel
Clint Wade
Hopewell
Milo Richardson
Charles Moore
Chester Richardson
Prairie Center
Roger Stanley
Harold
Alfred Eisele
Hesper Friends Missionary Society
Reba Rees
Herbert Knabe
Ethel Votan
Emma Miller
Higginsville
Harry Ambler
Alonzo Ambler
Frances Kurtz
Levi Woodard
Corabell Williamson
Ramona Stanley
Trene Mistele
Allis Margaret Terrell
Freda Koehler
Luther Klopfenstein
William Neis
Martha Abels
Eudora High School
Hiawatha
Italy
Mount Hope Cemetery
and Davis
John
Schriver
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Soggy Page
The page shows a mixed across and down crossword list with numerous clues and partial answers. It includes topics like fruit, plants, animals, furniture, and various cryptic style cues, plus a solved hint and a long garbled header and stray characters.
Community Notes From Columbia Area Doings
Miss Sylvia Shuler attends Lawrence teachers meeting with Friday night at Mac Karnes home. Community members attend Flory cemetery service for infant Robert Keith Ulrich. Everett Beeghley to spend winter in Arizona. Dinner honors Mrs. Clarence Filburn and son at Elmer Churchbaugh home with many locals in attendance.
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Sylvia Shuler
Lawrence
Mac Karnes
Nettie
Oscar Flory
Amos Wrightsman
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Charles Shuck
Darrell
William Postma
Laurie
Daniel Beeghley
Elmer Churchbaugh
Donald
Leslie Churchbaugh
George van Hosen
Flory
Robert Keith Ulrich
Keith Ulrich
Colony
Harold Brohammer
Russell Tucker
Solon Markley
Everett Beeghley
Arizona
Charlie Brohammer
Oscar Shuck
Clarence Filburn
Stanley
Fullerton
Calif
John Churchbaugh
Vera
Floyd Churchbaugh
Irve Flory
Paul
Dudley
Lois
Benny Jean
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
Evelyn
Byron
John Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Harold
Irs
Will Postma
Florence
Richard
A.J. Flory
Wesley
Clara Solberg
William Flory
David Kesler
Hershell Ulrich
Carolyn and Leland
Johnny Beeghley
George van Hoesen
Marion Childs
Colyer
Mildred Deay
Kansas City
Social calls and visits across families in Kansas
The column lists numerous visits and calls among residents of Walnut Argentine Bonner Springs Oskaloosa and surrounding areas. It notes Friday afternoon calls on Mr and Mrs John Kasberger and family and Sunday visits with Walter Brecheisen and Peter Brecheisen, plus gatherings with Mrs Earnest Milburn and others. It mentions Esther Dosser of Lawrence visiting Posey Hernest and D M Hares households.
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Ben Bradshaw
Walnut
Kan
Ed Modle
Argentine
John Kasberger
Kasberger
Herman Oeschlaegel
Thelma
Bonner Springs
W. W. Dolling
L. E. Klopfenstein
Raymond Stanley
Ross O. Smhith
Oskaloosa
Noel Griffen
Walter Brecheisen
Peter Brecheisen
Lillian Gabriel
Bessie Kanzig
Greta
Earnest Milburn
Fred Neis
I A
Esther Dosser
Lawrence
Pose Iy
D. M. Hares
Local residents attend services and share community events
Denise Ryan and Lloyd Brecheisen attend church at Captain’s Creek. Bonner Springs families visit, host, and attend dinners, funerals, and club meetings. Dozens of neighbors gather for corn husking contests in Wellsville with 1200 cars and 6000 spectators. Diphtheria vaccines and school activities occur as the community socializes across Eudora and nearby towns.
Hopewell district quilting sale and local anniversary dinner
Mrs Kearns Raymond of Kansas City and her mother Mrs Charles Kurtz visited Mrs Leonard Bagby. Hopewell district women quilt for a sale to benefit the Hopewell school with a Nov 16 draw after a school program and supper. A dinner honored Mrs Emma Davis eightieth birthday and Rev and Mrs Alphis Rees twenty sixth anniversary. Attendees included S H Davis and many neighbors. Rainy roads limited turnout.
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James Kearns
Raymond
Kansas City
Charles Kurtz
Leonard Bagby
Hopewell
Hopewell School
Maurice B. Starr
Baldwin
Hesper Academy
Emma Davis
Samuel H. Davis
Alphis Rees
S.H. Davis
Davis
Kansas
S. H. Davis
Marjorie
Donald
N. P. Henley
Eugene Griffen
Elsie May
C. M. Williamson
Lois
Jean
C. C.gerstenberger
Q. E. Wotan
Roger Stanley
Emma Miller
Higginsville, Mo
Levi Woodard
Ed Grob
Carl and
Paul
Frank Davies
Wichita, Everett
Marian Votaw
Noel Griffen
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