Bailey stresses Kansas issues and unity for progress
Wichita on November 23 AP reports publisher Hoy F Bailey of the Salina Daily Journal urged Kansas leaders to unify to boost diversified agriculture and state development. He proposed a state wide program via the Kansas Chamber to collect data, educate, and plan with county agents, extension services, and agencies to unlock resources and attract investment. A statewide meeting to discuss plans may be held early next year.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Mber of Commerce
Ans Yehin Sas Ac
Oh K Nets University
Rural College
Alread Ailey
Slnu
Rey
Aig
Enon
George Bancroft Stars in The Mighty at Dickinson Theater
George Bancroft appears in The Mighty at Dickinson Theater this week. A lively program features Bancroft in action scenes and a Langdon comedy, with sharp shots and promising entertainment for local audiences.
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George Bancroft
Dickinson
Dickinson Theater
Bancre Ap Te Hitardard
Iy Langdon
Lee New York
Actress and Prince Pair Separated in Court Fight
Pola and Neri files petition for d eyores from midwest, amid clashes in temperament between the filly player and the prince. describes tensions and a court filing set against a backdrop of minor domestic strains. Memorial hospital receives a 28 hour Thanksgiving turkey from nursing staff and patients. Fatal earthquake expert Father Francis A. Tondorf of Georgetown dies in Washington November 29. Also notes rural potato yield and an ad for a Pringle, South Dakota farmer.
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Ted Ty
Annel
Red Tondorf
Seismolonist
Washington
Francis A. Tondorf
Georgetown University Seismological Observatory
Toda
Memorial Hospital
J. Cc. Rudolph
William McLaren
Pringle
S. D
Personal notes from Wichita visitors and travels
Mrs. B C Hickey of Wichita visits Eldridge hotel while her son Richard Hickey attends University. Prof and Mrs W H Harr visit friends in Bartlesville during Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs J E Daniels plan to move to Leavenworth at 1001 Cherokee Street. L M Frazier J P Douglas and daughter Margaret visit in Topeka. A L Frazier and sons visit Hiawatha. George Nicholson arrives from Pasadena to see sister Carrie L Watson. Roy Lava hosts George Chambers in Los Angeles visiting in Kansas with Jeannette Bowersock. William Hayter, city hall custodian, in Kansas City. Ottawa visitor A Tinh visits daughter Mrs H A Schivegler.
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B.C. Hickey
Wichita
Eldridge
Richard Hickey
Universty
W. E. Spalding
As City
W. H. Harr
Bartlesville
Oklo
J."e. Daniels
Leavenworth
Cherok Street
L. M. Frazier
J. P. Douglas
Margaret
Topeka
A. L. Frazier
Hiawatha
E. B. Aie Douglas
Messing
George Nicholson
Pasadena
Cal
Carrie AL. Watson
George Chambers
Los Angeles
Roy Roy Lava
W. . Bowersock
Jeannette
Bowersock
Justin Bowersock
Kansas
William Hayter
City Hall
Kansas City
Richard He
Deaths and Funerals Reach Across Kansas and Nearby States
Michael Lutz 8percent died Wednesday afternoon at 215 Johnson avenue. Funeral services are at Stall Evangelical church at 1:50 Saturday. burial in Stall cemetery. Survived by wife Lutz and brothers William of Stull and Theoball of Holton. Mark R. Day, 83, died Thursday at home 1801 Maine street. Funeral 2:30 from Colony Community Church. survived by widow, son GC P. Day of Depew Illinois, six daughters, and Day relatives in Kansas. John Finley of Lawrence died suddenly in El Paso while family traveled for Hugh Finley’s health. arrangements to be announced.
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Michael Lutz
Johnson Avenue
Stall Evangelical Church
Cemeter
5 Lutz
William of
Stull
Theoball
Holton
Mark R. Day
Maine Street
Colony
Kan
Day
Lved
Lagrance
Eon
GC. P. Day
Depew
R. R. Mather
Yorn
Hight Fackler
Humboldt
J. T. Jones
Jet
Ohio
John Finley
Lawrence
el Paso
Texas
Hugh
Finley
Lindquist Family Visits During Thanksgiving Break
The Lindquist family, long associated with Has kell Institute, spends Thanksgiving in town. Also noted: W. C. Cavert becomes city finance commissioner in Independence Kansas, succeeding Charles Seacat who moved to St. Louis. Additional items mention a jail lodging, road planning, a rock imprint in Dry Lake, Spain boosting tobacco production, and a hunter near Plains Montana.
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Independence
Kan
W. C. Cavert
Charles Seacat
St. Louis
Brass family members visit south of Lecompton
Mary Brass and granddaughters Katherine and Eunice Brass spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Brass and family at their home south of Lecompton. Mr and Mrs Edward McClanahan were dinner guests Sunday.
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Mary Brass
Katherine
Eunice Brass
James Brass
Frankeiye
Leheoniston
Fiward McClanahan
Annual bazaar and dinner planned by United Brethren Ladies Aid
Mrs Glennn's brother George L Glenn family reside west by town. The Ladies Aid of the United Brethren church will hold their annual bazaar and serve dinner and supper on Thursday December 6. Many useful and beautiful articles will be for sale. John Taylor has returned from Ohile and other eastern states where he has been visiting relatives and handling business affairs. Prof A A Marshall athletic coach at Lecompton Rural High School spent the weekend in Leavenworth. Jim Glenn of Durango Colorado was a guest of his cousin Sherman Austin and Mrs Austin on Sunday and Monday. JF and Mrs Clifford Holly and son Clifford Jr of Kansas City Missouri spent several days last week with Mr Holly's aunt Mrs Ikesall and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank McClanahan had as guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Ed Garich and sons Edward and Lee Frank and J Baker, all of Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Ralph Cree and son Billy of Topeka and Mr and Mrs Chester McFann and daughter Joan of Lecompton. Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor and son J Donald of Topeka spent Sunday with Mr Taylor's parents Mr and Mrs John Taylor. Mr Theodore Moore, who has been ill, is improving. M
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Glennn
George L. Glenn
Ladies Aid
United Brethren Church
John Taylor
Ohile
Relapewa
A. A. Marshall
Lecompton Rural High School
Leavenworth
Jim Glenn
Durango
Col
Sherman Austin
Austin
Clifford Holly
Clifford, Jr
Kansas City
Holly
Alikesall
Frank McClanahan
Ed Garich
Edward and
Lee Frank
J. Baker
Ralph Cree
Billy
Topeka
Chester MecFann
Joan
Lecompton
Frank Taylor
J. Donald
Taylor
Theodore Moore
Barbershop social and school events fill local week
Mr and Mrs Richardson spent Friday at Thatchers. Barber school holds a pie and plate supper December 6 with all invited. Various residents attended calls, sales, box socials, and visits in Lawrence, Topeka, and Lecompton as Cohen Coffman and others are noted. Community activities include perfect attendance at school and hosting events.
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Richardson
Thatchers
Robert Peterson and Son
Barber School
Surface
Geo Te "Suter
Theodore Wiggins
Thatcher
Coffman
Ae Schellharn
Stanwix
Slusser
Petefish
C Hav Pierson
Midland Ladies Aid and Rural Club Hold All Day Meetings
Mrs Charles Spray hosted the Friends Church Ladies Aid with an all day meeting on Thursday. Guests included Mrs Suitor Mrs Della Weibel and Mrs Russell Shaw. Sterling hosted the Midland Rural club on Thursday November 21 with a bountiful dinner and a quilting session. Guests included Mrs Emil Heck Mrs Julian Hoener Mrs Lowell Sterling and Miss Pauline and Lucille Sterling. Members were all present. Numerous local residents attended visits and gatherings through the weekend including Olive McKee with ipree Ousdahl family, Chas Husted visits, Elma Garber of Topeka, and several families sharing meals and outings. A 4 H program and box supper occurred at No 6 schoolhouse with Mrs Eibest visiting.
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Charles Spray
Ladies Aid
The
Friends Church
Suitor
Della Weibel
Russell Shaw
Emma Sherwood
Vs Erwin
Sterling
Midland Rural Club
Emil Heck
Julian Hoener
Lowell Sterling
Pauline
Lucille Stering
Olive McKee
Ipree Ousdahl
Chas
Husted
Lane
Elma Garber
Topeka
Rowena Nottingham
G. G_ Husted
Jim Mitchell
Perry
Lewis Cafred
Bartlett Shaw
James Houk
Jeanette
Edwin Schowengerdt
Fred Alford
Florence
Areta
School House
Eibest
John Conrad
al Coffman
Zon Lee
Elmer ‘Ousdahl
Walter Love
Bibest
Gen. Robertson
Fred Ousdah
Pirrott
W.S. Vernson
Frank Burkett
H.H. Vernson
Local Social News from Lawrence and Black Jack
Community notices recount neighbors visiting, hosting, and attending events across Lawrence area. Families including Bunnspoint, Livingston, Moore, Sherwood, Erwin, Shaw, and Brune socialize, while Midland program fundraising reports about 547 dollars from a Tuesday box supper. In Black Jack, Emma Kalb visits, corn husking ends, and Edward Revey hosts a birthday dinner for husband and daughter Cletis with W R Boyd group.
Welcome and Vicinity Funeral Notes and Local Visits
Neighborhood activity centers on the funeral of John Ehart at Baldwin with Mrs. Schick and Mrs. Ramy visiting Lawrence and the central office. Local residents attend shows, sales, and shopping, with a fire accident at the Wiggins residence and various helpers and visitors from Lawrence and nearby farms and schools this week.
Valley Chapel Social Notes Report
Hugo Sehellhorn 8 dole and carpentry for John Banks. Mr and Mrs William Puckett and Ruby May visited Mr and Mrs Hills Bond. Miss Mable Shaw spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs A We Flory of Lawrence were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Banning and children. Mrs Betty Lou McKinny visited Miss Della Bond. Miss Elizabeth spent the weekend with home folks.
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Hugo Sehellhorn
Dole
John Banks
William Puckett
Ruby May
Hills Bond
Mable Shaw
Dirs
A. We Flory of
Lawrence
Charlie Banning
Betty Lou McKinny
Della Bond
Elizabeth
Sargon Pills Claim Health Rescue By Burton Testimony
A testimonial from Joan W. Burton of Kansas City praises Sargon Pills for restoring health after years of weakness. She cites improved appetite digestion nerves sleep and weight gain after using four bottles. The statement credits liver and kidney support and ending headaches and dizziness. Round Corner Drug Co. agents distributed the product.
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Joan W. Burton
John, W. Burton
Paseo Boulevard
Kansas City
Round Corner Drug Co
Valley Grove Socials and Local Visits Report
Mr and Mrs Hillis Bond hosted dinner with Porter Bond and Kenneth. Gottlieb Neider Elizabeth Duan attended the Valley Grove supper and program. LeRoy Puckett and Ellis Bond visited Marvin Bond. W C Flory and sons dined with Charlie Bannings. Hugo Schelikorn shopped in Lawrence. Della Bond and Betty Lou McKinny called on Elis Bond. Ruby May of Valley Grove at Ward sale. Nick Thome Walter joined the Model schoolhouse event with play and supper. Pucketts attended the same. Lone Star calls noted for Ellis Bond and Porter Bond家庭.
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Hillis Bond
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Gottlieb Neider
Elizabeth Duan
Valley Grove
LeRoy Puckett
Ellis Bond
Marvin Bond
Norman
W. C. Flory
Charlie Bannings
Hugo Schelikorn
Lawrence
Della Bond
Betty Lou McKinny
Elis Bond
William Puckett
Ruby
May
Cal Ward
Nick Thome
Walter
Model School House
Ruby May
LeRoy Puckett and
Model School
Friday and Saturday Radio Program Schedule Notes
The listing outlines 6:00 p m start times for campus bands interleaved with concerts and hour long acts including Wassir Chocolates Orchestra and the Vassar Chocolates Girl. The schedule also mentions Triadars Joe Rine's Orchestra and Armstrong Quakers with various time slots and program items across Friday and Saturday.
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Ree Ems
Gio P. A
Wrallers
Wassir Chocolates Orehestra
Sweetest Band
The
Vassar Chocolates
Triadars
Joe Rine
Philco
Theatre Memorie
Armstrong Quakers
Armour
Longines
Amos
Andy
Pepsodent Co
ALO P
Saticon
Ca. m
Jenny
Jimier
St. Hegis
Jack Riley
Notre Dame
Charles
Notre Dame Ui
Walker
May oSuck
Ts Cobh
John McGriw
Lew Gehrig and Christy Walsh Feature Evening Broadcast
A terse program listing shows Lew Gehrig and Christy Walsh as headliners followed by scheduled segments at 8:00 p m. Honnie Laddieu, 3 p.m. The Cub Reporter and Gillette Blades are noted with Longines' Correct Tim as timekeeping reference.
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Lew Gehrig
Christy Walsh
Honnie Laddieu
Cub
m.—Gillette Blades
m.—Longines
Tim
Chicago Civic Opera Broadcast Schedule Item
Reading fragments show a program listing with Slumber Music and Weather Man and references to Pepsi Company and Andy, indicating a radio or TV schedule entry for the Chicago Civic Opera segment with unspecified time and sponsor mentions.
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Chicago Civic Oper
Slumber Music
Andy
Pepsosmt Co
manSalicon
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Haskell Institute
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A. R Losh
Oklahoma
Dry Lake Reunion
Nevada
Spain
Frank Boyer
Plains
Montana
Maritime University
George Coffman
Clarence Welcher
Sam Buchiem
Quitting Bee
Otto Johanning
Paola
Johanning
John Knoche
Mr. Johanning
Marie
W. C. Slusser
Midland
Florence Bunnspoint
Josephine’ Livingston
Lloyd Moore
Sam Moore
Robt. Weiber
Lladys Erwin
Robert
Rowland Richardson
Nottingham
Hilda Vernon
Margaret Pirrotte
Helen Bowen
E. D. Shaw
Chester Grange
Mary Lou Spray
Francis Louise Smith
Paul Brune
McCoy
Albany
W.R. Adams
J E. C. Bussing
B. D. Shaw
Joe Hemme
Newman
Toms Home
Fred Ausdah
Olive Meee
Fred’ Heck
Gladys Erwin
Elmer Weibel
A. R. Gilbert
S. T. Moore
I. D. Shaw
Flower Club
Elmer Ousdahl
Etta Beever
Verisons
Reynolds Shultz
Norman Weibel
Bobby, Booner
Elsie Lee
Dolly
Fern Schaakle
Mrs. Love
Mildred “Worley
Margaret Lewis
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Bobby Boener
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George Edmonds
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Glenn Chandler
Harry Beach
Ike ‘Fairbanks
Roy Hallmark
George McTaggart
Euden Eckman
Emma Kalb
Walter Scott
Henry Eiler
Harry Eiler
Edward Revey
Cletis
Frank van Tries
Irene van Tries
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John Ehart
Baldwin
C. E. Schick
Sam Ramy
Schick
Ramy
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Cleland
Florence Hoskinson
Joe Wagner
Ida
George McVageart
Minnie Randall
Jim Jones
Fred Cleland
Helen Gill
Robins
Joe Wagner Bhursday
Roy Jamison
Wagner
Frank Wiggins
Théodore
R. W. Haughn
Fred Rockhold
Miss Holmes
Ethel Chandler
Guy Albright
Pete Childs
Frank Pardee
B. J. Holmes
Valley Chapel
Burton
Sargon
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Shimmons Bros
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
Wren
Vane
Provident Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia
Literary Digest
CurrentListory
Time
D. K. Fearing
McCurdy
W. 3B
Dalton
Virgin Diamond
F. H. Roberts
Virgin ,Diamonds
Pioneer Christmas Club
of Lawrence
Merchants National Bank
Douglas County
Christmas Savings Club
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