Postoffice matter and kidnapping case noted in 1934 items
The report cites Postmaster General Farley calling a federal candidate’s letter of recommendation a reason to deny a post. It also discusses a kidnapping case involving a maniac’s wife and accomplice, with prosecutors weighing charges and penalties. Highway No. 10 paving in Douglas County is highlighted as finally assured by Governor Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergy
Farley
Far- Aley
Louisy
Fedie
Wom
Gacho
Isville
Iso
Highway No. 10
Governos Landon
Douglas
Manta
Kansas Campaign Notes On Rains And Debates
The article reflects on political rhetoric in Kansas with mentions of Democratic speakers who would prefer death over marriage to a Republican. It notes that campaign extremes may soften post elections. It also reports timely rainfall aiding next year’s wheat crop prospects for a stronger harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Aggies Triumph 6-0 Over Wildcats at Stadium
Kansas State led by Meek, a fumble, and a late sprint for 68 yards, as the Aggies defeated Kansas University 6 to 0 in Manhattan. The loss ends KU’s run since 1906 with the Aggies winning at the stadium. Other notes include club elections for a new home building on Ohio Street, Douglass county delegates to the Emporia range convention, and a tacky party at the Elks club with prizes for best costumes. Additional items mention a wedding announcement for Sybil Ninemueritis and Harry Samuel Gregg to take place in Ottawa, with home to follow on 1318 New Hampshire Street after their Ozark trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aagies
Grabsaber
Stadium
Manhattan
Kan
Aggie
Dayhawk
Kansas University
Lawrence
Aggies
Ohio Street
Bare Rows
A. ‘Boynton
George Stratton
N. S Lewis
Tresaurer
OR Nelson
C.' C.'Stewart
Mary Lee Ellingston
Emery
Underwood
Misth
N.o Boles
Sybil Ninemueritissto
Harry Samuel Gregg
Ottawa
William. Kinzie
Ozarke
Gregg
New Hampshire Street
Pai
Banks
Jones
Edith Exast
Teac Bucyrus
Ernstan Herihi Mire
Forty years ago football and fights headline Manhattan notes
Forty years ago on Thursday October 18 the Kansas University team defeated Kansas State Agricultural College 3 0 in Manhattan after a lengthy rooter display. A Johnson touchdown in the first half supplied the score. Jack Johnson defeated Ketchel in 12 rounds in San Francisco drawing heavy interest. Alumni were urged to subscribe to a linotype fund. Various local notices include faculty illness, visits, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phreess Thousan Geante
Manhattan
Ind
K. U
Johnson
Batex
Aggies
RivIn
Jack Johnson
Ketchel
San Francisco
Charles J. Euckeon
Tonekat Journal
Linotyne Fund
H.B. Peakrs
New York City
John Usher
Vancouver
B.C
Willard Wattles
Leavenworth
Wis. AP flashes of life in Lubrock Texas reception
A fragmented Wisconsin Associated Press dispatch from Lubrock Texas describes a social or political gathering. The text names individuals such as Miss Bean Miss Bacon and Miss Kitchen and mentions a Miss Kitchen claiming origin from a Turkey defined as a west Texas own. The article hints at the president's reception and the question of whether seven courses were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Associated Press
Lubrock
Tex
Bradford
Knapp
Jesus
Miss Bean
Miss Kitchen
Turkey
Texas
The Return Chapter 1 Scene With Hendon Visit
Marian and Silver move through a hospital visit to Clifford Hendon after a publicized trip. Lon's rings and Silver's insistence on staying by Hendon frame a tense moment as Marian and Silver confront Hendon’s condition and looming decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Silver
Lon
Su‘perintendent
Clifford Hendon
Tan
César
Hendon
Wiliego
Orice
Varsity
Agke
Nate
Mr. Hendon
Silver Returns and Marian Confronts Secrets at Bedside
In a tense hospital scene Marian suspects a hidden truth as Silver plans to leave, while Nora Reilly Anne watches with disdain. Cliff, Lon, and a nurse observe the fragile moments, with Marian questioning explanations and Silver urged to follow doctor orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver
Mariano
Marian
Dad
Nora Reilly Anne
Junden
Cliff
Venion
Maviat
Eldorado Coach Stricken At Football Practice
Darrell Smith, Eldorado coach, collapsed at football practice yesterday afternoon and was taken to the hospital where he died a few hours later. The incident occurred amid routine drills as players and staff reacted with shock. Local authorities said the exact cause was under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Smith
Eldorado
Eas
Smiicken
Ornoon
Puddle Makers and Paparazzi at Willy Nilly Farm
Photographers swarm Willy Nilly Farm to capture Jerry and Freddy and the Puddle Muckers as fog disrupts the speed records. Locals chat about the scene while the ducks pose around the pond and the reporters seek the latest news for their papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi “Wernoverisent
Willy Nilly
Pudal Ruddle
Jan
Jerry
Freddy
WHEMI AND IBANANA DIET FOR DIABETIC DIETS
The study of carbohydrate foods shows cooked and uncooked fruits and vegetables as nutrition. Bananas and milk form a satisfactory balanced diet for reducing weight in obese patients. The sense of fullness depends on bulk and digestion rate. Milky foods complement bananas to create a simple, palatable, nutritious diet.
Dieting Dangers Warn Of Too Vigorous Regimens
A fragment notes symptoms like weakness and physical discomfort suggesting dieting may be too vigorous. It urges consulting a physician before attempting heroic dieting. The item references tomorrow as a prompt for discussing acid stomach issues.
Washingtons dog dis enlivened by Garner Roosevelt talks
The White House invited Jock Garner to Washington for a conference on the new deal but Garner cancelled his trip citing state affairs in Texas. He has long been the White House contact with Congress and is expected to play a vital role in the administration's future policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White“ House
Rhoogevelt
Jock “Garner
Texas
Uvalde
Garner
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Hig
Tha Cateam
White House
Staan
Willow Springs School Enrolls Fourteen Pupils for Year
September marks the start of the school year at Willow Springs with fourteen pupils enrolled across grades. First graders include Manan Van Hoesen Irene Hale Joan Churchbaigh and Wayne Deay. second grade lists Fayne Klory Gilbert Vauphee Florinella Byron Shuck and Gene Van Hoesen. seventh graders include Vivian Rothrock Lila Boehle Dudley Deay and Harold Flory. eighth grade features John Heeghley Mige Olives Brown. Weekend guests from Froneka include Mary B Hoover and sister Bessie Browns. Charlie Brohammer hosts a largest dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Yiand Bi Mr and Mrs Will Btly. The Willow Springs team split a home schedule and a softball event is planned Friday afternoon with John Beightey and Gilbert Vanek noted in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow
Springs
Manan?Van
Hoesen
Irene Hale
Joan Churchbaigh
Wayne Deay
Gra Fayne
Klory
Gibert
Vauphee Florinella
Byron
Shuck
Gene
van Hoesen
Vivian Rothrock
Lila Boehle
Dudley Deay
Harolde Flory
John Heeghley
Brown
Froneka
Hoy
Mary B. Hoover
Bessie
Charlie
Brohammer
Frank Yiand
Will
John Beightey
Gilbert Vanek
School, church events mark busy October week
On October 12 the officers were Dudley as president Deny as vice president Harold Flory secretary treasurer Vivian Roth Mr and Mrs Oscar Shuck Evelyn and Byron apent Sunday evening at the Shuck home Florine Boble recovered from a tonsil operation at Memorial hospital School o was dismissed October 9 so pupils and teachers could attend a parents’ event hosted by P. Acledge Lawrence Jack Kelsey bought calves from Shack boys Wednesday Mrs Tra Flory Mrs Marshall Eeheesite zh Carol Mra ala e hammes Mrs Arthur Flory Edward Sanders many others attended a comfort knotting for Mrs Will Postma at Hallie Hale home A church service was held at Willow Springs Friday evening with four ministers from Ohio present a large crowd attended
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Dudley
Deny
Harold Flory
Vivian ‘Roth
Oscar. Shuck
Evelyn
Byroné
Charles and
Lloyd
P. Acledge
Lawrence
Jack Kelsey
Shack
Tra
Flory
Marshall
Carol
Alae
Hammes
Arthur
Edward Sanders
Beeghley
Wisley Flory
Frank Beay
Lloyd Shack
Fran Mra
Oscar Shi Shank
Evel Iy
John Brohammer
Peat Wingert
George Markley
David Studebaker
Hallie Hale
Will’ Postma
Willow Springs
Ohio
Fairview Community Notes From Lawrence Area
Fairview residents report visitors and events including Fredwill J r near Vinland guests and hospital calls. Miss Ethel Cowles convalesces well. Farmers attend corn hog meeting at Lawrence Chamber of Commerce room. W F M society marks 50th anniversary with all day program and basket dinner. Attendees include Cowles family from Whitton Manhattan and many Lawrence area residents among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Lloyd
Howard
Fredwill, Jr
Vinland
Jennie Leary
Dorothy Leary
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ethel Cowles
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
W. F. M. Society
Ben Cowles
Whittier
Cal
Than Cowles
Manhattan
Fred Rumsey
Bertha Cowles
Kansas City
B.A. Gessner
Day
E Burgtorf
Aubrey
Royhold
Kalbort Baldwing
G. C. Gerstenberger
Charles Holmes
Fred Howard
Jamie Eudora
Perry-Stevens
Shellenberg
Sturtly
Rockhold of
Fred‘ Stotts
C. C. Krum
Local Notes and City Scores from Weekend Activities
Mrs G C Conner and family visited Osage and Emporia relatives over the weekend. In Friday’s Lakeland Lecompton high game the rural team tied 0 to 0. The Woman's Missionary Association met Wednesday afternoon at Reba Banker’s home with Mrs J Cramer presiding.
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G. C. Conner
Penuhter
Osage
Guy
Cormier
G. L. Glenne
Conner
Emporia
State Teachers’ College
silver / Lakeland
Lecomptans
Woman's Missionary” ‘Association of the United Brethren Church
Mire
W. J
Cramer
Reba
Banker
Jesus
Fsalme
Community Guests Attend Weekend Celebration
A long list of neighbors and relatives gathered Sunday for a surprise anniversary party hosted at the Dodder home. Attendees included Mrs Frantz Berger, Mr and Mrs Alfred Fiahley and Edwin, Ardelle and Chester Dodder, and many local families from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin
Doader
oRo Bear
Gian
Addie Houston
Ervin Dodder
Louise- Reilly
le Deanor
Mrv
Franzberger
Francis
Alfred “Fiahley
Edwin
Sventni
Evenin
Roy
John's Miller
Familly
CCC
Henry, Desqueford
Eileen
Rd -Platti
Barry
Prim,dunier
Bobby
Sand
Mulia Fay
Billyy
T Ands
Frazier
Bitters Ifs
Nee
Dee Baldwin
Leavenworth
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ATR
Vns
Sansone
Newa
Matter “Maren
Aco
Kate Riggs
Miss March
Tom Warton
Phil Bek
Lacey
Carrie ‘Gold‘Smith
Lillie
Belle Drukker
Helen Simpson
New England
Wiscontr
Ahs
Louiz Cohn
Evangelical Lutheran
J. G Griffith
A. L. Seli Ie
Albert Herning
France
Latherran
Washington Creek
Becer
Mr. Thacher
P. A. Dalbae
Saw Agme
Star
Pla
Dalbne
P.S. Bond
Ames
Towig
the- Creamery College
Star-creamery
Len
Mallan
Lan
Ian
Aine
Lola
Lou
Rena
Dyer
Owensboro
Frank Case
Stensiof
Aras
Pall
Afarian
Laloun
Rex Bowen
Denver
John McIntyre
Sron
Adelaide
Australia
S Downer
Patricia Hackett
Nia
Oakland
Ofimakin
Columbia
Puffy
Fairview
Lecompton
Mallion Ilee
Foster- Milburn Co
Pya
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