Senate seat battles loom as voters weigh 32 candidates
Washington outlines election stakes as 32 Senate terms expire in March and November. Incumbents seek to retain seats against a mix of Republican and Democratic challengers across states from Maine to South Dakota. Key figures include Fernald of Maine safely reelected, while several incumbents face contested primaries, with party dynamics shaping the November ballots.
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Santa Fe Urges Workers Vote in November Election
Circulars issued by President Storey are distributed across the Santa Fe line urging every employee as a patriotic American to exercise franchise rights and vote for candidates who will best serve the country. The message stresses not belonging to any party and emphasizes opportunity for employees to express opinions at the polls.
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Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Isorvidds
Mrs I Pa Isorvidds aged 41 from 437 Alabama Street Wall passed away Wednesday morning at home. Funeral service will be held at 11 o clock from the Ninth Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Local church minutes note the service is conducted by The Ret. Burin Jeomet.
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Lutheran Laymen Push Funds For Church Programs
At the United Lutheran church convention in America Ashland Ohio J L Chak chair explains the Laymen Movement aims to aid congregations in financing local and foreign programs. More than 600000 copies explain the work with pledge cards and speakers urged laymen to lend their business know how to support church missions amid a cleaning crusade and weather forecasts for late October.
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J. L. Chak
Ashland
Ohio
Chaitinah
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America
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Yi Soo ‘Ag
Valley Chapel Residents Attend Quarterly Meeting
Valley Chapel events show Rev Testerman and families at Sunday services and dinner. Mrs Willis Dunn and family, plus Miss Bowen and Bish, were part of the church circle. Community members including Maurice Knott visited grandparents and attended the Ishington Creek church sale.
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William
Willis Dunn
Ned
Bowen
Valvey
Testerman
Keith Valley
F Valley
Unday Hai
Mar
Becerkind
Willis Alley
Kansas City
Red
Dbhn Dunn
Grandma Frants
Dirs
ReLoy Paspas
Sennzth
Harrie Springs
Valley Chape
Meg Hs Bohd
Elis Bon
Mays
Marvin
Valley Chapel
Ishington Gheek
Hugo
Korn
Frederig
Hill
Bo’ Ersock
Lillie Uleich
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Dutchess County Courier Note
Eudora Country friends Alvin Bond and family hosted guests including Jess, with Grace Smith and Baker University students visiting Sunday and Monday. Reports note a relative hospitalized after an X-ray in Kansas City. A church mission talk and youth group rally were held on Thursday at a shed gathering, while families from Lawrence and Kansas City shared pleasant weekend visits.
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Mily
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Baker Universe
Thei Jhakpital
Kansas
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Ott
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Oscar
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Dorothy
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Fisher
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Tonnep
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Superior
William Day
Mary Jane
Hugton
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Clarence
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Hardold
Grave
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W.R. Smith
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Athryn Sloan
Bald
Jess] Frake
Toney Main
Esther Brecheisen
John Finley
Otto Altenbernd
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August Kadk
Bhiry
Pax Rey Margis
Topeky
Community Social Notes From Needy County Area
A long list of names and families from Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns attended gatherings and visited relatives in Kansas and Nebraska. The report records numerous visits, dinners, and extended stays with friends and kin, noting guests from Otterbein, Superior, Bald, and Hugton among others, plus several local clubs and lodge events.
Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and New Baby News
Mr and Mrs Honry Sel celebrate birth of a baby daughter born at Simms hospital Saturday. Many relatives and friends visit in Highland Park Topeka and nearby homes. Revival meetings in two churches continue with attendees noted. several locals mentioned visiting or hosting family events and a wedding was celebrated with well wishes.
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W. R.ihaly
Guoree Hierhart
Childien
Honry ‘Sel
Hsouk
Russell
Andy
Helen
Wultkubiles
Hazes
Hawk
Pearl Belles
Movi Talley
Lyle
Sunerinterdl
Yarvald
Hounlay
Local residents visit and election day plans noted
Tuesday morning return home with Mrs Fret Waillkuhie and family. Mr Gr Walikohte and Walter, Mr and Mrs Frank S Sl ingerland visited J A Jiloffsommer. Mrs Frank Wechler of Watson spent a few days. Baztay election day plans include a service in the basement.
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Ruth Fan Beth Jean
Thi! A
Geo. Aturphy
Topeka
Will
Murphy
Ohn Gress
Ruth Ja
Buchhoits
Walfkuhle
Hammond
Katherine
Wulfgeod
Fret Waillkuhie
Gr. Walikohte
Walter
Frank Sslingerland
Frank Wechler
Watson
Ches Ment Anderson ‘Sr
M.S. Baztay
Seit
Randh Q
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Washington Creek Community Sales and Whitsday Totals
Hogs sold at Washington Creek O F marketing in Lawrence Wednesday and Thursday. The Washington Creek church Whitsday sale drew large attendance with receipts surpassing five hundred dollars. Lunch profits exceeded sixty five dollars for the society. Attendees included Mrs. Wm Wolf and children and several couples. Sunday school offerings and attendance averages for the period are noted, with total offerings around one hundred dollars and eighty eight cents.
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O F. Wilson
Washington Creek
Wm. Wolf
Kind
H.W. Behrens
J. S. Sherry
Overbrook
Washington
A- M. Postma
Kinse
Willow Springs church notes and local visits
Metsker and Grace attended communion at Willow Springs Saturday. Behrens visited by his mother from Lawrence the previous Saturday. A well attended box supper and program occurred at Jenni the Globe school. Pearl Dillon assists Mrs. Geo Matteliel at Lomestie. Ed Raible hosted Chauncey Fishburn near Overbrook. Cleve Graham and Tye Cleve Grahama were among Thursday visitors.
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Grace
Willow Springs
H. W. Behrens
Lawrenie
Miss Pearl Dillon
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