National Representatives Listings in Major Cities
A listing of firms and addresses for Lorenzen and Thompson Inc with multiple city offices including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and other locations. The note credits The Associated Press and mentions audit bureau of circulations and republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpneum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
la Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Doetreit
Elatera
Associated Press
Sis
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Friday October 16 1936 Whole-hearted Effort
A brief inspirational note quotes Ecclesiastes urging full effort in all tasks. It presents a religious motto for readers, emphasizing diligent work and moral resolve as life’s guiding principle. The item reflects a church or community emphasis on steadfast labor and faith.
Campaign Attacks Kansas Education In 1920s Press
The Journal World notes widespread inquiries from distant states about Kansas schools and education. Replies from state officials dispute a basin of claims that Kansas is backward, arguing the campaign is distant and misinformed, aimed at Governor Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Kansas
Lawrence
Pacific Coast
Topeka
Rochester
N. Y
Landon
London
Children Pay Day and Public Debt Critique
The letter from P. P. Dulin of Statesville North Carolina printed in Union Republican warns that New Deal policies have led to a national debt about 20 billion dollars higher than promised. He argues about 15 billion in bonds and accuses the government of wasting funds in numerous cases, shifting the burden to future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Dulin
Statesville
North Carolina
Union Republican
Winston-Salem
Europeans seek debt settlement to fund new towns in U S
Several European nations worry about war debts to the United States. They hope to settle and erase the debt by financing new towns in America, seeking back in new loans what they paid to extinguish the old debt. The American government would welcome funds but views such offers with suspicion. They like to selve they can not be outsmarted by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt Aims to Soothe Cattle Raisers on New Tariff
President Roosevelt told Colorado cattle raisers that new trade treaties will not hurt them much and that they will come to like the tariff in time. Agriculture data show cattle imports in early 1936 more than doubling those of 1935, suggesting a slow path to acceptance. The Topeka Capital supports gate penalties for intoxicated fans at Kansas Stadium games, arguing it will reduce highway accidents on big game days. Roosevelt noted that prosperity does not just happen, countering the view of millions of unemployed who think it has not yet arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
F. C. Allen
Kansas Stadium
Topeka
Grand Rapids
Mahony
Musgrave
Mulgrave
Watford
Ruth Fraser
Fancy Figures In Roosevelt Pittsburgh Speech
A Hutchinson News playful summary cites Roosevelt sketches a 53 billion national income and 55 billion grand total of varied annual outlays including taxes crime gambling amusements cosmetics life insurance and foreign travel. It quips people owe two billion before enjoying a hot dog sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
J. Edgar Hoover
Hutchinson News
Eee
Wildcats Triumph In Old Home Town Game 27 0
Aggieville cheers as the Wildcats overwhelm the Kansas Jayhawks 27 to 0 before 27 000 fans at Aggie Stadium Manhattan The day also marked the eighth annual high school newspaper conference with record attendance and a banquet hosted by the K U Press club for visiting editors and instructors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie
Mary Engle
K. U. Press Club
Vaughn Kimball
Otto Barteldes
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwallee
Poor Pa by Clauds Callan
A short verse by Clauds Callan describes Dave as owning four properties in Me and his wife nearby, criticizing his refusal to give to charity. The speaker accuses him of pretending he has no right to contribute anything and mocks his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Publishera Syndicate
Mary Helene Thomas Weds Roy C Farrell in Kansas City
Miss Mary Helene Thomas married Roy C Farrell of Kansas City today in Kansas City. Mrs. Farrell is daughter of Mrs Louise Thomas of this city and taught at Westport Junior High in Kansas City for three years. The couple will reside at the Alexandria apartments in Kansas City. Mrs Otto Barteldes hosts this evening for her son Otto Jr's birthday from 4:39 to 7 with help from Mrs C W Sparr, Jean Jackman and Barbara Barteldes. After supper the group attends a Bow ersock theater party. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pine announce the birth yesterday of a son named Phillip Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Sparr
Jean Jackman
Barbara Barteldes
Bowersock Theater
Wilbur Pine
Phillip Allen
Lawrence
Lake View
Lena Funk
Marie Middleton
Lucille Bryde
Jennie Johnson
Nelle Hudson
Clare Jaedicke
Pi Beta Phi
Laura Pendleton
Pi Phil
Jaedicke
Mary Darlington
Kansas City
Maude Zellner
Tonganoxie
Clarence Hall
Miss Dolman
Fredo Barteldes
Florence Clark
E. C. Bussing
Elizabeth Laslett
Oskar Joosa
FE. C. Bussine
Colorado
Dr. Laslett
Four o'Clocks
Irene Jordan
Geneva Hunter
Bernice Rankin
Winston
Josephine Newson
New Company Formed in Lawrence to Take Over Pendleton Business
A Lawrence firm has formed the Lawrence Grain and Produce Co to take over the W H Pendleton business. Officers are President Park Hetzel Vice President W H Pendleton and Secretary Treasurer Charles Elwell. The plant and stock are to be resumed under the new firm. Other notes mention local travels parties and social events including brides’ parties and a birthday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W .H. Pendleton
Lawrence Grain and Produce Co
Park Hetzel
W. H. Pendleton
Charles Elwell
George Ware
Bob Rowlands
Kansas City
Tommy Johnson
Oscar Dahlene
Salina
C. H. Daugherty
Warren and
Tennessee Streets
G. M. Woodhead
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Health piece on the appendix and appendicitis
Edited health article explains the appendix as a blind gut attached to the colon, its uncertain purpose, and how removal does not affect digestion. It warns that infection can lead to peritonitis if untreated and notes a rise in appendicitis deaths with three public factors for reducing fatalities. It stresses avoiding cathartics during abdominal pain, seeking prompt medical advice within 48 hours, and timely consent to operate.
The Twins by Mary Graham Bonner
A cow shelters two brown and white twin calves behind a motherly cow. Willy Nilly promises safety and brings grass as the calves sleep beside their mother, who licks and guards them. Bears return with grass outside, while a boy notes the cow’s horns and Top Notch reflects on the odd discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Mothe
Willy Nils
Tay Notch
Christopher
Flashes of Life Flashes of Life
A compact roundup of odd local incidents and court notes. Warwood West Virginia clears excess laundry costs for football gear by running a school washing machine. a Rocked to Death item recalls a rattlesnake on a porch. a Newton Massachusetts tale tells how a loud rooster spurred action with a hatchet. A Worthington football blunder on a punt is noted with wind helping the return. Milwaukee reports a hit and run case using missing teeth as evidence. several local parking fines appear in court alongside two DUI fines for James Dykes and Theodore Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warwood
W. Va
Milwaukee
Mark Baker
Charles Parker
Baker
Parker
The Wrong Murderer Complicates Ruth Fraser Rescue
Terente Mahony pursues the kidnap gang to rescue Ruth Fraser at a secluded Watford-area house. A bluff failed as a pistol shot signals danger, and Mahony bursts inside shouting for Miss Fraser while a guard collapses. Tomorrow she may try to shoot Mahony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahony
Miss Fraser
Hugh Crerse
Ruth Fraser
Soil Conservation Tour Notes West Tally Creek Area
Professor McNown Haines and fifteen KU civil engineering seniors toured the West Tally Creek Demonstrational Area Wednesday to observe erosion control. Terracing on E I Hume farm and planned work on nearby farms progress as long as field conditions permit. Strips of wheat and future spring seeding on C G Ulrich farm mark new community practice. USDA Soil Conservation camps enrollment ends October 1 with about 160 men planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
W. C. McNown
DB. D. Haines
University of Kansas
West Tally Creek
E. I. Hume
C. G. Ulrich
Baldwin
U. S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation
Evening Star School Closes First Month With Full Attendance
The Evening Star school ended its first month with 13 pupils on roll and perfect attendance aside from one absence. Local guests visited families including Frances Vogler of Denver Cole Hannah Pfleger of Fall Leaf Jim Dyer of Kansas City. Various residents hosted gatherings and attended meetings at Olathe and Eudora, with students and families sharing Sunday dinners and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Vogler
Denver
Cole
Hannah Pfleger
Fall Leaf
Jim Dyer
Kansas City
John Bower
Grover King
Olathe
Paul
Cory Farm
Fred Laughlin
Dalton
Wayne
Kaw Valley
Gideon Neis
Weaver
Homer Broers
Greta Snitzli
Elnora Wallace
Exa Bell Kidred
Eudora High School
Richards Strove
Eudora
Calvin Foreman
William Spitzli
Overbrook
Harry Norman
Vernita Spitzli
Mary Bryant
Arvin Weston
Baby
John Bowen
Arden
Gus Koch
Women's Union
St. Paul's Church
Ralph White
Otto Abel
White
Prairie Coney
Merl Reusch
Abner critique on dodging duties and taxes at Snake Creek bridge
A rustic dig at politicians and tax dodgers, noting that many men building the Snake Creek bridge would feel steadier if they avoided shirking work. The speaker imagines the scene of workers laid out along the span, suggesting more progress if effort matched obligation.
Radio Programs Friday Evening and Saturday Highlights
Radio listings for Friday October 16 and Saturday October 17 mix music programs led by WREN KMBC WDAF and other stations. Notable acts include Lotus Gardens Orch and Archie Bleyer's Orch with devoted times across many venues plus weather forecasts and headlines. The schedule features multiple orchestras singers and varietal shows including Your Hit Parade Live performances and the NBC network hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
NMBC
Dick Tracy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Kai—Wren
KMBC
Renfrew
Frank Farrell
Lotus Gardens Orch
Papeve
Uncle Ezra
Jean Dickinson
Boake Carter
Irene Rich
Wdaap
Sam
Kostolanetz
Orch
Fred Waring
Hollywood Hotel
Bb Wesson Fiekis
Mark Warnaw
Erla Grange
Elen Shatlert
de Siense Creek Parson
WDA AL Singing Symphony
Radio Light Club
Katieanilliam Hard
WPRAP
Amos
Ma’ Andy
IO Wren
John B. Kennedy
KMEC
Bismarck Orel
Archie Bleyer
Inck
WDAB
Congresa
Och
Danes
Lombarde
Rand ‘Terrage Oreek
Russ Morgan
Oreh
Elelory House
Ores
Dek
KMBU
Herbert Foote
WPAF
NBC
Wien
NEC
KMUC
WoAt
Art of Living
WDAPF
Ned Range
Bo—Kal Beoc
Libinoff
Ce Heme Atie
Prognan
Rubinoff
Kmgu—Lly
d'Anmi’s
WPAPS
Ron Willie
Orel
N. Vandenberg
Tal
Chatasu
WRE
Paducenh Plantation
Jacques Fray
K. U
Johnny Hamp
Kmrbt
Anne Reichman
Cocoanut Grove
Griff Wiliams
Phil Morris
Lotus Gardens
Columbia_ Symphony
Christine Johnson
Our
WDAP
Grand Hotel
Fishface & Figgsbottle
Kmbt
Gateway Liar's Club
KM_BU
Hans Frith
Marion Talley
Stoopnagle
Bud
KMRC
Guy Lombardo
Joe Penner
KABC
Armchair Quartette
Sue Wren
Pittsburgh String Sym
Mie
Jerk Renny
Robert L. Ripley
KMTC
WPAP
WDAK
Sunset Dreams
Ymphenique Mederon Kamta
Walter Winchell
Kmbrco
Jinly
the Bunch
KMB
LDS
Winthrop Wiliams
Wren—Shandor
WDA
Ez Fares Orch
Wrien
Kamec
Roger Pryor
Hotel
Stevens Orch
Grand Terrace
Cent Lopez
W Yorker Orch
St. Francis Hotel
Amec—A
Af—Southern Tavern
It —Wiren
Community Socials and Visits Near Fall Leaf
Tonganoxie residents hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs John Reusch and Donna Mae. visitors from Dorado Lawrence Denver and Kansas City attended gatherings for anniversaries and friendly calls. Local families shared meals and hosted comfort tacking parties, with various neighbors joining events and church services in the area.
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the World Company
W. CG Simons
A. WL Murka
Dulph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Aggies Wildcats
Easter Star Adaht
Maude Stewart
Jessie Graber
Pearl Peterson
Edna McGinnis
Cloyd Achning
Clauds Callan
The
New York Academy of Medicine
Agg Galdston
the Twins
Mary Graham Bonner
Tomor
Walterboro
S. C
Lily Williams
Newton. Ma
Albert W. Davis
Irvine W. House
House
Davis
Worthington
Slim
B. Paine
Worthington High School
Windom
KE. R. Phelps
F. A. Pressly
H. T. A. Smith
John Doe
J. B. Bargh
Dr. J. 14
Perry
Cecil Taylor
H. W. Stawits
FP. W. Truitt
Charles Louk
Donald Seltson
James Dykes
Don Hults
Hults
Theodore K. Boone
Hugh Clevely
Terente Mahony
Tie
Elsa Little
Elsa
Terence
Huaiers
Soil Conservation Project
Evening Star
Johnnie Reusch
Donna Mae
Lestee Massey
Robert Reusch
W. _W. Grist
Dorado
John Christy
Arnold Christy
Raymond
Clarence Buckner
Franklin
Mable Wallace
Howard Whaley
Belleview
Chris Meuffle
Vernetta Spitzli
Leona Parker
Delbert Reusch
Evening Star School
Mattie
Alwnea Neis
Viola Broers
Lottie Neis
Min
Nie Jones
Polly Summers
Barbara Ziliner
Mayme Kohler
Nellie Daugherty
Anna Summers
Christine Summers
Lena Ader
Clarice Miller
Jim McCabrin
Floyd Pierce
Nell Catlin
Lucy Kaegi
Clara Neustifter
Vernon Strobel
Carl Bernitz
Floyd Broers
Sam Neis
Delbert and Junior
Hesper
Stephen Oldham
Frene Neis
Wellsville
Clearfield
Diamond City News
Astor
She Pond
Colgate
Fitche
Enders
Rankin’s
Rankin's
Horlick
Vick
LOU Aaass
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