Debaters pressed Roosevelt Landon choice at campus event
University of Kansas and Princeton students staged a fiery debate on the 1932 presidential race. James Molly and John Phillips supported Landon while Don Wilson and J Van Ess argued for Roosevelt. The audience, about 500, judged the exchanges lively yet evenly split.
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University of Kansas
Princeton University
Alfred M. Landen
United States
Kansas
James Molloy
Salina
John Milton Phillins
Kansasity
Princeton
Don Wilson
Woodrow Wilesot
J. van Ess
van Ess
Wilson
Matt
Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Molby
America
Stoke
Landon
HOLC
CCC
John Phillips
Lord
Wil
Desertion charge sends Bound Over Merl Beers to trial
Delbert Merl Beers waived a preliminary hearing in justice court and was bound over to the district court for trial at the November term on a child desertion charge. He was released on a $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Merl Beers
Justice Court of
O. J. Lane
District Court
Farm Bureau group meets at Mrs Weeks home in Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge reports describe a Farm Bureau afternoon at Mrs W H Weeks home with a roll call of Autumn quotations and a business meeting led by President Mrs Will Rice. Plans for a Thanksgiving party and a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Beulah Weeks home on November 20 were formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
W. H. Weeks
Will Rice
Beulah
Fred Stumbo
M. E. Church
Kate Toms
Social Club of
Midland
Howard Erwin
Ray Weakley
Nokcomes
Assumption
Ill
T. E. Tilson
Concordia
A. R. Reed
F. H. Leonhard
Bessie Leonhard
Ladies Aid
Local social notes and family visits from area residents
Mrs. Lawrence Leonhard and son Wayne attended the funeral of Clay Purcell in Leavenworth with S. M. Purcell and Frank McGrade. Sunday school party at the Neider home included Mrs. Ruby Erwin and others. Mary K Frederick shopped in Kansas City. Bruce Brown spent the weekend with his parents. A Halloween party honored Lawrence and Johnnie Flanders. Thanksgiving program plans noted. Farm Bureau meeting and county visits referenced with multiple local families and clubs attending events in Lawrence, Tonganoxie, Linwood, and Wichita.
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Lawrence Leonhard
Wayne
Leonhard
Clay Purcell
Leavenworth
S. M. Purcell
Frank McGrade
Katie Toms
Neider
Lone Star
Ruby Erwin
Lawrence
Milford Miller
Mary K. Frederick
Agnes Laptad
Kansas City
Bruce Brown
Ted Brown
J. F. Morgan, Jr
Johnnie Flanders
Henry Hornberger
Elsie Morgan
Dorothy Henderson
James
Rice
Knowledge Hill
Jack Tom
C. C. Miller
F. D. Walters
M. E
Frank Hosford
Frances
Virginia Walters
Memorial High
Helen Dodds
Doris Pierce
Walters
A. R. Reed
Ethan Sims
Winter District
Wichita
Farm Bureau
Midland
Tonganoxie
Ray Anderson
Charles Riley
Marie Riley
Dale Thomas
Ralph Kampschroeder
Charlie Hicks
Linwood
Grant Gideon
Lawrence Residents Attend Visits and Family Dinner
Mrs Floyd Evans of Lawrence was called to a home early this week. Mrs Katie Toms stayed with Mr and Mrs Charlie Wolf in Lawrence and all visited Mr and Mrs Guy Lavin in Kansas City Sunday. Johnnie Morgan Jr and helpers brought cattle home from Blue Rapids pasture Monday. Mr and Mrs H G Van Neste dined with Mr and Mrs Deal Six and family and Mr Six's father from Versailles Illinois Monday evening.
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Floyd Evans
Lawrence
Katie Toms
Charlie Wolf
Guy Lavin
Kansas City
Johnnie Morgan, Jr
Blue Rapids
H. G. van Neste
Deal Six
Mr Six
Varsailles
Iil
Pleasant Grove Socials and Local News Recap
Miss Mildred Deay received a shower at the Postma home hosted by Miss Florence and Mrs. Mable Duyer with attendees from Pleasant Grove. The Pleasant Grove softball team lost to Willow Springs 8 to 5. Everett Eberhart and Mrs Griffith assisted with grade duties. Several residents traveled to Lawrence for events and visits. The C. P. A. held a bi monthly meeting in the Pleasant Grove hall. Mrs. Sandy Williams and others visited in Perry and Lawrence. Leonard Peterson moved to Lawrence for work. Mona Winchell was sidelined by a sprained ankle and a co ed frolic was held at Lawrence Memorial High School. Mr. and Mrs. John Carr and daughters visited in Council Grove.
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Florence
Mable Duyer
Mildred Deay
Irve Flory
N. D. Messer
Jack Dillon
Carl Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Willow Springs
Everett Eberhart
Griffith
Pearl Johnson
Delbert
Margaret Jehle
Barbara
Roy Deay
John Daniels
J. D. Trusheim
Centropolis
Sandy Williams
Wayne
Donald
Phyllis
Frank Shoemaker
Perry
Leon Peterson
Lawrence
Walter Dover
Frank Deay
Daniel Flory
Dunkard
Harris
Kan
Mona Winchell
Peggy Daniels
Roach
Robert Markley
Lila Markley
Lois Flory
Rose Messer
Lawrence Memorial High School
John Carr
Bonnie
Ruth
Mary Lois
Council Grove
Community Notices From Local Churches and Families
Mrs Frank Holsapple and children and Mrs Charlie Baiehler shared dinner at Jack Dillon home Saturday. Dunkard church group met at Willow Springs church Tuesday to clean in preparation for weekend meeting. Mr and Mrs B B Moore and children Hazel June Gerald and Madeline visited relatives near Vinland Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holsapple
Charlie Baiehler
Jack Dillon
Dunkard
Willow Springs
Local social round up at Marlin Cook home
Topeka visitors and Kansas City travelers appear at several calls and gatherings around Marlin Cook’s home. Families including Barkley, Lobingier, Kerns, Cook, Miller, Carnahan, and others share dinners, journeys to Kansas City, Deerfield, and Ottawa, with guests from Casadalla and Lincoln.
Woodstock Social Notes Highlight Local Visit
Woodstock residents Mr and Mrs Carl Morea hosted relatives including Clyde Moses and family from McLouth and Mr and Mrs am alter Horrstram and family from Sthamwood. A quiet gathering occurred with family and friends in attendance.
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Carl Morea
Clyde Moses
McLouth
Am Alter Horrstram
Sthamwood
Valley Grove Republican Talk Draws County Figures
A Republican meeting at Valley Grove featured Mr. Walker of Lebo as the evening speaker with multiple county candidates present offering talks. Nearby, Mrs. Rugell and family visited Lewrence and Kansas City relatives, while residents attended the W. E. Wells sale. The Neighborhood Circle meets Thursday at Ella Moses’s home as revival services continue at Winchester Methodist Church led by Rev. and Mrs. Russell with Dr. Roy Wells from Dallas. Jesse Graham of Topeka was a notable visitor, and Imogene Edmonds took pupils to Valley Falls for an India show.
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Valley Grove
Walker
Lebo
Jesse Graham
Topeka
E. A. Wickersham
Eggertham
C. Richie
Ross Rudy
Rudy
Liberty
Cimada
William Wright
Ada Smith at the county teachers meeting report
Ada Smith attends a county teachers meeting with Julius Ballaugh of Oxhalana measuring corn areas. Upcoming Wellman chapel services led by Rev. Dow at 10 a m on Sunday include preaching, Sunday school, and an election of new officers after class. All welcome, temperance lesson emphasized. New classes and Lawrence Business College advertisement.
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Ada Smith
Julius Ballaugh
Oxhalana
Wellman Chapel
Dow
Hay
Levey H
Temperance
Laverence Business College
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W. W. Davis
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Letty Kopp
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Dorothy Jean Viets
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Ruth Chatterton
Paul Lukas
Mary Astor
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Charlie Ruggles
Adolph Menjou
Raymond Barkley
Ronald and
Deve
Suprem Cn
Rose Barkley
Mr. Barkley
Marlin Cook Home
Frank Tohingier
Kerns
Tin Kerns Home
Gilbert
Charlie Stewart
Casadalla
N.Y
Lobingier
W. Ro Sutor
Margaret
Phillip Miller
Imond Williams
Kansa
Miss Nir General Hospital
Will Griffin
Moline
Ernest Rutell
H. O. Butler
Chester Eichman
Frank Lobing
Marlin Cook
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Ermine Barkle
Maxine Carnahan
Harkley
Raymond
Doris Jane Craven
Charlie Wineioger
Lyl
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Charles and
Braddy Percuson
Robert McDaniel
Walter Johnson
Florence Ferguson
Ruby McCree
Nadine Newcomer
Tlerunning
C. W. Newcomer
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Dorothy
Lyle
Deerfield
Will Murray
J. F. Cunningham
Maurice Cook
Gene and
Erden
Lenexa
Mary Meyer
Frank Lobingier
Mary Lou
Charlie Averill
Ottawa
Richard Butell
Jimmy
Herman Butell
George Frye
Maurice | Frye
Oscar Ingle
George | Frye
J. M. Carnahan
Bernice
Carnahan
Ink K. Carnahan
Oliver Price
Maurice
Marvin
W. W. Whitted
Marv Meyer
Charles Wineimrer
Franklyn Thackery
Lincoln
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Charlie Simmons
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Philip Fleshman
Gickhill
Smith County
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Hillside Pharmacy
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Cain Ncat Uy
FOX
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Slim Summerville
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Margaret Hamilton
Roger Imhof
Charles Starrett
Ihe
Shirley Temple
William Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
K. UL Rythnr Chih
Hill
Setin
Patsy
Charlie
Cupid
HAL Roach Studios
Ed Wee
Patsy Belly
Chante Chase
Guinn “Big Boy” Williams
Pert Kelton
Kansas Free Fair
Miss Lawrence
Mason Pet
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