Efforts to bury hatchet with Roosevelt gain ground
Washington October 18 AP reports efforts to bury the hatchet between President Roosevelt and business leaders are growing clearer. Roosevelt favors expanding rural building and slum clearance to decentralize industry, while Henry I Harriman of the Chamber of Commerce urges moving workers to homes with land, signaling cautious optimism in admin business relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosévelt
White House
Kesmen
Roosevelt
Henry I.harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Memphis
Tenn
Harriman
Jelief
Altho
Psaid
Zalone
Tos
Principal Speaker at Wichita Friends Meeting to Install Edwards
At the Wichita Friends church yearly meeting, Chancellor Ho Lindley will open the session this week. A highlight is the installation of Dr. David M. Edwards as president of Roands University. Dr. Tavards, formerly at Penn College and Earlham College, is noted among speakers. Sam Sorrell faces a speed trial in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Wichita
Ho Lindley
David M. Edwards
St Raends University
Tavards
Penn
Oskaloosa
Earlhamollege
Earlham
Ind
Baldwin News Note on Dr Orlin's Son
Fragmentary OCR reads Baldwin item mentioning Dr Orlin and his son with unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization discernible in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Orlin
From Alley to Stage Actress in Anglo Rise
Los Angeles fruit of a quirky rise begins with a run in a chop suey column. The subject meets Alma Rubens in an elevator and faces early objections from a laundry man father, yet persists. She acts in small roles in Holly Wok and travels to England for critic scrutiny, hiring an Oxford tutor. She learns and rises, securing £200 and a London Vogue spread, leading to four featured plays in 1930 and paving the path to current popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alma Rubens
Sam
Anna
England
Oxford
Baldwin Community News Recaps Visits and Meetings
Baldwin residents share travel updates visits and social ties. Local figures attend W C A Perry meeting and a first-year Women’s City Club gathering. Attendees include Mrs Gander Frazier Cragoe Wilcox Kalb Hoyt Counts Stone Hockensmith and several younger members plus Topeka visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Vaughn
Colo
Miss Oliver
Woman's City
Grace Hansam
Alfred E
Tilson Hyatt
Topeka
G. E’morris
Hyatt
Morris
Gerald Lockwood
Bartlesville
Ohiz
Cleveland
Ohio
National Safety Council
Lockwood
Empire On! Co
Bartles | Ve
EPA
Liberal
Wendall
Baker
Kansas City
Ntc
Southwest Medical Clinic
T. K. Keohane
Lee Enyeart
Hamburst
Iowa
Harry. Shelby
Tarkio
W. M.balch
Winfield
Balch
Southwestern College
Washburn
Friends University
McPherson
Bethel College
Perry
Gilbert M. Gander
John Frazier
Edward Cragoe
Warren W. Wilcox
Charles Kalb
Beryl Hoyt
Wilson Counts
Edward
J.cragoe
Eaaiaa
Carie'e. Cope
Mary
Jane ' Laundon
Dorothy
Tommy'Laundon
Topeks Atsthe
Methodist Church
Idwin
Oh. K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
University of, Kansas
Valso
Hugh
Hartley
Idmnothi
Band Taken to Bethany Hospital in Rinassans
Fragmentary OCR notes report a band member being taken to Bethany Hospital in Rinassans last week after an incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Bethany Hospital
Rinassans
CIA
Social bridge party and weekend visits in Eudora
Jessie Craig entertained with a Wednesday bridge luncheon and prizes for high and low scores awarded to Mrs Zillner and Mrs Joe Zillner followed by a traveling prize for Mrs Sommers. Guests included Mrs Willian Zim merman Mrs Zilner Mrs Frank Sommers Mrs John Somers Mrs Clementi Mrs George Trefz and Mrs John Miller. Weekend visitors, Mr and Mrs Homer Abbott and Elton Jones of Kansas City, spent time with their mother Mrs Minnie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie ‘Craig
Willian
Zimmerman
Zilner
Frank Sommers
Iprize
William Zimmerman
Chicago
T. Cvans
Abbie
God. Klinney
Kansas City
W. J. Hague
Wilara Flaxeral
Grandison
Bernard Zillner
Bernahan
Lawrence, l
Margaret Zillners
Joe Zillner
Bride party and club gatherings span the week
Mrs Ella Ensberger hosted J L L club members at a bridal shower on Thursday evening including Regina Schechter Clara Grosdidier Anna Sommers Edna Zillner Mary Neustifter Adella Zimmermen Martha Seiwald Anita Stadler Prizes went to Neustifter Zimmerman and Sommers Next meeting scheduled with Lucille Kohley Pearl Daugherty and guests from Lawrence and Kansas City attended other social events including Io ta Phi Phi bridge hosted by Lois Durr with high score to Adams and second to Rathrauff, list of attendees and weekend visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ensberger
J. L. L. Club
Regina
Schechter
Clara Grosdidier
Anna
Sommers
Edna_ Zillner
Mary Neustifter
Adella Zimmermen
Martha Seiwald
Anita Stadler
Neustifter
B -Daughday
Sheldos
Bud ‘Yoder
Aea
Guy Grimeb
Cij
Fred Papensen
Dona Randall Hodges
Donald Randall
Alvenai
Neidermaier
Kansas
Fred Walker
Lois Durr
Iota Phi ‘Phi Club
Adams
Rathrauff
Frad. Walker
Delbert Adams
Gilmore Nickells
Kansas City Guests Share Rural Hospitality and Visits
Mr and Mrs Chester Moody and daughters Alberta Juanita and Virginia of Kansas City spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Moody. Mr and Mrs J D Adams entertained their niece Dorothy Alexander of Everest and nephew James Adams of Goodland and Miss Lucile Walker at dinner on Wednesday evening. En-route they visited Alta Ga Wilmington Riehthaven Asheville and Knoxville on a Green trip. Rebekah lodge held its regular semi monthly meeting. Mrs Davis and Mrs Ora McCabrin report from the annual state assembly in Salina with regular business meetings.
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Chester. Moody
Alberta
Juanita
Virginia
Kansas City
John Moody
J. D. Adams
Dorothy Alexander
Everest
James. Adams
Goodland
Lucile
Walker
Homer, Gerstenberger
Herbert Landon
George Geratenberger
Tena Mikio
Ananata
Missredericka Schlegeler
Hene
Reifschneider
Arthur
Bernitz
Marine Giert
Relath
Birmingham
Alta
Green
N. C
Wilmington
Riehtavill
Ashville
N. G
Knoxvilleville
Kyys
Minerva
Rebekah
Davis
Ora
McCabrin
Salina
Learn From Doctors How to Treat Colds
Learn from doctors how to treat colds with Calotabs as a fourfold plan. Relieve nasal congestion and symptoms. aid kidney elimination of poisons. expel germ laden mucus. keep bile flowing to ease biliousness. One or two Calotabs at bedtime, with milk or water, then repeat if needed. Family package twenty five cents, trial ten cents at your dealer.
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Bankers: Association
E-H. Lindley
Sam Sorrell
Janager de Aracia Gluh
Hoal
Tister
Sorrell
NEWS
London Vogue
Alma Ruben
Na&shee
Ruth. Lawrence
Hutchinson
Hanes
Hana
Hanes Unisafto
Eudora
ELLIS
ESSE
Iatalis
Laval
Aristide Briand
Chamber > of Deputies
Associated Press
Phato
Peon
Hunter
Broa Stoce Walisias
Pham
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