Building program for institutions in Topeka's era
Topeka November 25 CP Will T Beck member of the state board of administration said in statements that Walter A Haxman’s election as governor may be a mandate to spend more liberally on state hospitals and penal institutions. Beck praised the Landon policy of pay-as-you-go but noted calls for extensive building as inmate populations grow. He listed improvements and new facilities funded by state and federal sources and outlined plans for new ward buildings, a chemistry building, and a needed tuberculosis hospital expansion. He emphasized self-sufficiency through inmate trades and warned of the Nor ton tuberculosis hospital’s inadequacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Will T. Beck
State Board of Administration
Alf M. Landon
Walter A. Haxman
Landon
Beck
Becks
Kansas
London
Larned Insane Hospital
Pe Winfield Training School
Olathe School For the Deaf
Parsons Home
Topeka Insane Hospital
Dyche
University of Kansas
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
State Penitentiary
Board of Administration
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Larned
Norton
State Prison
12 Kansas and five Missouri 4 H members awarded free trips
Topeka November 25 GPI The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway will provide free trips to the international livestock show and the national 4 H club congress in Chicago November 28 to December 5 for excellence in agriculture work. Kansas winners include Rachel Sayre Burns Lenore Call Cedarvale Fred Lohrding Coldwater Loweth Pittman Udall Olinda Mundt Pittsburg Billy Henry Lecompton Joe Hessel Garden City Albert Dunbar Richmond Anna Mae Jantz Cimarron Russell Votel Parsons Gertrude Mensch Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Kansas
Missouri
Garden City
Albert Dunbar
Richmond
Anna Mae Jantz
Cimarron
Russell Votel
Parsons
Gertrude Mensch
Carbondale
Landon Bags The Limit On Meade County Hunt
Governor Alf M Landon bagged the limit in a two day duck hunt on a Meade county ranch along the Cimarron river with Highway Director Harry Darby and Lee Larrabee Liberal noting he missed one duck he should have had, then he left last night for Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf M. Landon
Meade County
Lee Larrabee
Harry Darby
Landon
XI Ranch
Cimarron River
Topeka
Thanksgiving Service at First Church of Christ, Scientist
The First Church of Christ, Scientist on 1240 Massachusetts Street announces Thanksgiving services on November 26 at 11 p m with the subject Thanksgiving. The church is a branch of The Mother Church in Boston, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Boston
Mass
Williamstown pastor to preach at Baptist church Sundays
A student pastor from Ottawa University will preach at Williamstown Baptist Church every other Sunday, sharing duties with another church. Saturday night a Wausbinder home party honored Orin Bliss of McPherson visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bliss. Miss Maxine Kimmel and pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Williamstown Baptist Church
Wausbinder
Orin Bliss
McPherson
Harry Bliss
Maxine Kimmel
Cross Word Puzzle Fragments Hint at Broad Theme
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wide range of crossword clues and jumbled entries. It mixes across and down hints, with partial words and stray names, suggesting a scanned puzzle page lacking clean formatting and complete clue lists.
Chester and Buck Creek community events highlighted by programs and meetings
The Chester school showcased a fine program at the schoolhouse on Friday November 13 with doughnuts and cider served. Ellsworth Rice won a box of chocolates in a guessing contest. The Buck Creek community club held its first meeting of the year on November 20 with Ross Stanwix elected president and Miss Leta Oaks. A Christmas program by Oaks and pupils was planned for the next meeting. More than 100 pastors attended an impromptu district program. Pie and cider followed. Various local families staged an impromptu program and many community members hosted visits and dinners. Numerous notices of visits, dinners, travel, and family gatherings across nearby towns followed.
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Chester
Ellsworth Rice
Buck Creek Community Club
Ross “Stanwix
Leta. Oaks
Williamstown
Morris Duncan
Bitter Comstock
George
Topeka
Kenneth Barnes
Oskaloosa
Elsie Vausbinder
Jerald
Alan
Lucille Vausbinder
S. P. Burgoyne
Tonganoxie
Frank Black
W. A. Vausbinder
Harveyville
Margaret Wausbinder
C. A. Dunaway
Lawence
Lorenzo Walbridge
Leona Fetty
Lawrence
Darlene Dolan
Frank Bearman
Hemp Evans
Hester Johnson
Archie Johnson
Miller Freer
Hoyt
Myron Eaton
Smith
Baxter
Prospect club hosts bridge and social events
Prospect Miss Marion Madi entertained her club with two bridge tables last Saturday. Guests included Velma Deay Gertie Deay Ethel Deay Faye Hagermah Nora Vitt Mildred Madi and others. A district community meeting was organized to be held monthly at the schoolhouse with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Madi
Velma
Gertie
Ethel Deay
Faye Hagermah
Nora Vitt
Mildred Madi
Martin Roche
Beula A
Charles Soward
Henry Rohe
Wilbur Olmstead
Vinland
Mary Rohe
Robert Mad
William Selzer
Walter Parsons
John Chanay
Farmers’ Union
Lulu Smith
Billy
Baldwin
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Valley Farm Bureau Attendance Highlighted
Report notes attendees from the Kaw Valley area at a Farm Bureau event. Names and specifics limited by legible text. Event focus on agriculture, community outreach, and local issues discussed by participants.
Eudora Methodist Ladies Aid meets with guests and locals
A day long meeting and quilting session of the Eudora Methodist Ladies Aid drew attendees including G Allen Mrs Nydia Hughes Mrs John Moody and Miss Josephine Gilmore. Visitors from Lawrence Kansas City and Plainview joined events and a funeral for four year old Donald Chase was noted with many locals attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Allen
Nydia Hughes
John Moody
Josephine Gilmore
Methodist Ladies Aid
Eudora
Wilson
James Turner
Anna Josephine
Kansas City
Theodore Thulin
Eugene
V. C. Chase
Lawrence
William Mullins
P. M. Chase
Plainview
Neb
Frank Kennedy
Beulah
William Howe
Mr. Howe
Joe Beechout
Pleasant Grove
Milton Bond
Lone Star
Bert Caylor
Clarence Caylor
Will Caylor
Merle
Ranton
C. O. Flory
Caylors
Howes
Local Family Gatherings Highlight Summer Wind Damage
Mrs Ida Saunders and Mildred dined with Mr and Mrs Ralph Standing in Lawrence. Carl Perkins plans a large barn on the old home tract where Mr and Mrs Gordon reside after a summer wind blew down the previous barn. Mrs Theodore Flory and Beulah visited at Michael Schutz's Franklin home and Lena Desque of Topeka arrived for an extended visit. Mr Theodore Taulin, Mr James Turner, and families shared Sunday dinner with John Turner in Salleview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lawrence
Eugene Corel
Henry McCall
James Corel
Charles Cox
Myrtle Walters
Carl Perkins
Martin Tornquist
Kenneth
Kansas City
Ilton Sehaake
Virginia
Carl Kurtz
Raymond
Hesper
Louis. Hadl
Frank Kennedy
Lawrence Kennedy
R. K. Nicholson
P. C. Bailey
Friends Church
Marion Hughes
Anna Katherine Kiehl
Pittsburg
Bert Mitchell
Charles
John
Carl Mitchell
Pleasant Valley
Ted Flory
Beulah
Michael Schutz
Franklin
Dan Marsh
Schutz
Harold Saunders
C. G. Perkins
Charles Cline
J. D. Martin’s
F. G. Hughes
Ed Wilson
Topeka
Don Westheffer
Mary
Mary G. Allen
Josephine Gilmore
Eudora
Edwin Parker
DeSoto
Bill Cox
Jack Hughes
Milton Schaake
Ida Saunders
Mildred
Ralph
Gordon Vis
Theodore Flory
Theichael Schutz
Lena Desque
Theodore Taulin
Eugene
James Turner
John Turners
Salleview
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R. E. Nance
North Carolina State College
Madrid
Associated Press
Billy Henry
Lecompton
Santa Fe
L.emericay General
Tate
Israel
Aje
Cirie
Yeaterday
Caans Am Super Service
Carter
Hunsinger Motor Co
Hudson - Fermaplane
Mana
Reusch Motor
N. H
Kaw Valley
Farm Bureau Achieve
Sneegas Plumbing Co
Maas
Balto
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Mauss
Tom
Drake
Harmony Circle
Lawrence Methodist Church
Art Jones
Lawrence, Wednesay
Louie Holcom
West 19Th Street
Autoglass
Auto Wrecking & Junk CO
Harnar
Dunlop
A. C
Firestone
Ale
Standard , Oil Company
M.R
Doc
Tibbetts
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