Hoover Plans Detroit Address In Presidential Campaign
President Hoover shapes his Detroit speech as part of a midwestern swing next week. He will speak Saturday night in Detroit amid talks of further pre election stops including California and the Atlantic seaboard. Mills said California, Oregon, Wyoming, Utah, Kansas and Michigan are safe for Hoover with close races in Washington, Missouri, Nebraska and Minnesota. Detroit message urged Hoover re election to Ford workers, warning any disruption could hurt industry.
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Hoover
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White House
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New Jersey
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Indus- TV
Plaids Rule at Stadia Styles in Fall Fashion
New York reports autumn fashion trends from football stadia showing plaid dominates women's attire. Coats and jacket suits in diamond plaid, rust, and chevron tweeds with fur trim appear in stands and on streets. Designers favor bold copper, rust, blue, green and beige hues.
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New York
Plaid
New York University
Georgetown
KU Museum Sketches Attract Young Artists
Miss Maude Ellsworth reports Saturday art classes for grade school children at Dyche and Thayer museums draw strong turnout. Over 50 youngsters attended the first session on October 4 and many returned last Saturday. Two additional teachers were added to supervise both museum floors. Children freely draw, then play quick games as teachers supervise. They learn about animals by reading habitat cards in the natural history wing. Some students prefer Dyche animals, others focus on Spooner Thayer Japanese stencil designs with crayons.
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Dyche
Thayer
Maude Ellsworth
Dyche Museum
Spooner-Thayer Art Museum
Ellsworth
Island Purchase Debate Cited in 1860 Platform Context
The item notes a proposal that the government acquire Cuba by purchase for 120 million dollars, or by force if Spain refused. It states no action was taken, though the idea was included in the 1860 Democratic platform. It lists schedule items for a Tuesday and Wednesday with instructors and program notes.
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Cuba
Spain
Weather shifts from Indian summer to cool spell in Kansas
Topeka reports a warm spell ends as a cool wave moves across Kansas. Northwest counties may see snow with highs near 80 in the east and 65 statewide tomorrow. Tonight western lows dip to 25 with 40 in the east while rain and possible snow move in Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
B. R. Laskowski
Northwest
Laskowski
Sheridan
Wyoming
KU Chaperone Discussion Meeting Postponed
A committee meeting to discuss chaperones at the University of Kansas student hospital was postponed to 5:30 pm. Members include Miss Agnes Husband dean of women Helen Heaston president of the Women's Self Government Association Henry Werner men's student advisor and Harold Denton president of the men's student council.
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University of Kansas
Stomach Aids Emotions To Man's Heart Says Scientist
Chicago reports Dr Franz Alexander, former Berlin analyst now leading Chicago's new institute for psychoanalysis, notes a deep link between emotional needs for love and the digestive system. He says disruptions in care and security can create gastro intestinal tension, illustrating the heart through the stomach.
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Chicago
Franz Alexander
Berlin
Germany
New Institute For Psychoanalysis
Winter School Attendance and Community Events
Four pupils remained neither absent nor tardy in the first month at Winter school. Seven were enrolled with an average daily attendance of 6.8 and seven visitors. A Frances Willard day program was held at the Winter schoolhouse last Friday afternoon with candy and nut favors. Local club members met at Mrs. Reed's with an upcoming all day gathering planned for Friday October 15 at Mrs. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Myer of western Kansas visited relatives in the area Friday to Sunday, cousins of the Beurmans.
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Helen Banks
Zeda Wilkes
Wanita Colman
Clara Colman
Barker
Frances Willard
Dorothy
Myers
Beurmans
Funeral attendance in Lecompton and Lawrence events
A number from the neighborhood attended Frank Saint Clair s funeral in Lecompton last Sunday. Mrs Scott Schroyer and daughter June and Mrs J A Schroyer and Mrs Mason of Baxter Iowa visit E Schroyer family. Mrs J A Schroyer mother of R E Schroyer plans to winter there. Mrs Scott Schroyer formerly Miss Madge Kuhn of Lecompton. Several attended Jim Miller s funeral in Lawrence last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ross Cole of Lawrence visit home folks with Douglas Schroyer accompanying them both for the weekend.
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Frank’St. Clair
Lecompton
Scott Schroyer
J. A. Schroyer
Mason
Baxter
Iowa
E. Schroyer
R. E. Schroyer
Madge. Kuhn
Jim Miller
Lawrence
Ross Cole
Douglas Schroyer
Big Springs Ladies Aid Meets for Craft Day at Home
The Big Springs Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs. Will Geelan's home with members making comforters and braided rugs. A pasture improvement demonstration by the Douglas County Farm Bureau is set for Wednesday Oct 26 at 10 at Howard Henry farm on highway 40 and 11 at G J Bahnmaier farm east of Big Springs.
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Big Springs Ladies Aid
Will Geelan
Elmer Kettering
il _Bahnmaier
Gertie Woodside
Mary Dark
Gladys Holloway
Emma, Holloway
William Lancaster
Edna Lanscaster
Ora Goff
Alicia French
Emporia
Janie Duncan
Cora Marshall
Dora Bertschinger
Veda Dreyer
Rose Wymer
Margaret Wymer
H.C. Swadley
Anna Swecker
J. F. Wright
Ethel Hartman
Carrie Cree
Edna Gelan
C. W. Boutsaw
Will Edwards
George Morris
Cora French
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Howard Henry
Highway 40
G. J. Bahnmaier
Big Springs
Death of Mrs. Fred Dahl in Topeka hospital
Mrs. Fred Dahl died October 10 after months of ill health in a Topeka hospital. Funeral services were held at Redemptorist church in Kansas City with burial in St. Mary's cemetery. She is survived by her husband and six sons. The Dahls have owned the Commercial hotel in Oskaloosa since moving there nine years ago. The death is followed by community sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Fred Dahl
Topeka
Redemptorist Church
Kansas City
St. Mary’s
Dahl
Evelyn Lindsey
Marie Moore
Eleanor Hannah
McLouth
Miss Hannah
Pleasant View
Miss Moore
Miss Lindsey
Ozankie
Lassie Slawson
Harold Easter
Walter Ratliff
Proram
Kathleen Norris
J. M. Pennington
Willa Cather
George Clark
Slade
Lee Johnson
Simon
Henry
Mary
Johnstom
Campbell
Arthur Parry
Jesse Sheldon
Owen Johnston
Joe Dannah
Kenneth Gramse
Local Club Guests and November Meeting Info
The November session heads to Mrs. W. D. Ratliff for a four party gathering. News notes include Frank Allen's funeral in Kansas City with Masonic attendance, Mrs. C. N. Jacquemin and Jeanette Jacquemin in Topeka, a high school play Always in Trouble by Epworth League with a large cast, and a piano recital planned by Miss Lois Wells. Also announced are the Presbyterian Aid lunch, Colonial club host, and Methodist homecoming on October 50 with an all day program.
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Albert Gramse
Kenneth Gramse
Charles Metzger
Arthur Perry
Adelaide Johnston
Owen Johnston
Lew Wiley
Jesse Sheldon
Madge Cord Wendel
Pleasant View
C. N. Jacquemin
Jeanette Jacquemin
Topeka
Epworth League
Lawrence Gabel
Misery Moon
Ed Dissinger
Gideon Blair
John Wheeler
Tom Rissle
Yarland Brown
Patrick KeHer
Gordon Lyons
Samantha Slade
Mabel Casteel
Rosebud Reece
Arlene Allen
Hiram Tutt
Earl Garver
Paula Maleek
Kathryn Dissinger
Ulu Pearl
Irene Robohn
Miss Sacher
Imogene Lobb
Mabel Roberts
Dorothy Gilbert
Naomi Gragg
Old Village
Etta Brown
Harold Gilbert
Otto Premauer
Presbyterian Aid
Lois Wells
Nortonville
Roscoe Jenkins
Colonial Club
Methodist Church
Olive Tablets Boost Vitality and Cleanse System
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the bowels and tone the liver. It claims the tablets remove poisons from sluggish systems, improve appearance and energy, and promotes nightly use with prices 15 30 60 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Patee Theater Campaign Narrows Field After Early Votes
The Shower of Gold campaign run by the Patee Theater and Lawrence Sanitary Creamery moves toward decision as workers near the end of the first period. Monday night vote standings show 262,480 tallied.
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Elizabeth Shawnee
Doris Dixon
Patee’ Theater
Lawrence Sanitary Creamery
Community Notices From Local Journal
Miss Mary Roberts and Mrs Charles Jacquemin head the invitation committee and file a list of those to be informed. Mrs Belle Pottorf travels to Ohio to live with relatives after selling her home to Herb Wheeler. She has lived here fifty years and has sons still in town. The high school band under music supervisor Miss Ruth Sacher has started.
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Mary Roberts
Charles Jacquemin
Belle Pottorf
Ohio
Herb Wheeler
Pottorf
Ruth Sacher
Family dinner at Elmer Edmonds home featured Edmonds kin
A family dinner at the Elmer Edmonds residence Sunday included Ernest Edmonds and his wife Olive Edmonds from Effingham, along with Mr and Mrs Ernest Barnard of Lawrence visiting the gathering.
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Elmer Edmonds
Ernest Edmonds
Effingham
Olive Edmonds
Ernest Barnard
Lawrence
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