County W C U Holds Convention at Lecompton
The fifty third annual Douglas county W C U convention met at the United Brethren church in Lecompton. Officers elected include county president Mrs C J Spahr and vice president Mrs A B Conner, with reports from officers and four unions. Resolutions condemned state liquor laws, urged drug enforcement and youth protection, and praised Lecompton hospitality.
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Douglas County
W.C
United Brethren Church
Lecompton
A. B. Conner
Lawrence
Frances Mankle
L. K. Robinson
C. J. Spahr
Tennie_Severtson
N. B. Clifton
W. T. Morris
LaFever
W.G.T.U. Institute
MGQ
Spahr
Roscoe Davidson
Mamie Vanlandingham
T.L
Emma Kreider
W. D. Lyons
Tennie Severtson
Anna Elwell
Union Signal
Young Crusader
Elizabeth Dunn
Charles Fincher
Mary Dodd
Pourris
W.cl.ul
Lecomptes
Fenipeccaiee
WLC
T Wrk
United States
W.C.T.U
Greter
F. E. Barber
W C Fields Destroys Judy’s Tears and Slams McCarthy
Hollywood notes W C Fields mocks Judy Canova and blames ventriloquist Edgar Bergen's dummy Charlie McCarthy for breaking her three year romance. Canova, from Pensacola, accuses McCarthy of social climbing and jealousy as Fields compares him to a Frankenstein figure and jokes about Dorothy Lamour.
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Hollywood
AW. C. Fields
Judy Canova
Edgar Ergen
Miss Canova
Pensacola
Fla
Bergen
Ergen
Charlie McCarthy
Fields
McCarthy
Dorothy Lamour
Chicago
Judy
Actress Canova Breaks With Bergen Over Phone Fight
Friends say Miss Canova, away from the city, argued by telephone with Bergen last night. The call ended when she hung up after a rapid exchange. The breakup of the relationship is described as possibly for the best amid gossip and banter about McCarthy and Bergen.
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Bergen
McCarthy
Miss Canova
Vienna Forming Elite Storm Troops Amid Political Crisis
Chancellor Schuschnige's government plans to form the Sturmkorps, an eight-man private army of jiujitsu experts and political operatives modeled in name on the Reichsführer’s guard. Troopers wear midnight blue uniforms with black shirts as the weekly Der Amte notes.
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Vienna
Schuschnige
Sturmkorps
Hitler
der Amte
Sturm Korps Debuts In Vienna Guard Of Fatherland Front
A new organization, praised for courage, camaraderie, and discipline, first appeared July 24 in Vienna during a memorial for Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss. Members, many six feet tall and fit, wore natty uniforms and moved with brisk booted authority. The group aims to guard the Fatherland Front flag, stressing resolve over mere aggression.
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S. K
Englebert Dollfuss
Seid “der Beamig
Menahs
Fatherland Front
Sturmkorps
Bridge Party Hosts Y M P Club in Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie resident Lucy McNaughton entertained the Y M C A club at a morning bridge party and 1 o clock luncheon at her home on Wednesday August 25. First prize went to Mrs. E E Hoskins, with Mrs. Wilson Myers and Mrs. Perry Walters close behind. Attendees included Mrs. Foster Laming, Mrs. David Parker, Mrs. Walter Neibarger, Mrs. John Dorney, Mrs. Alfred Knox, Mrs. Dana Sanders, Miss Izola Farrell, Mrs. G A Emerson, Miss Ruth Dillon, and Mrs. Dean.
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Uucy McNaugnton
Y. M. P. Club
E. E. Hoskins
Wilson Myers
Sow
Perry Walters
Foster Laming
David Parker
Walter Neibarger
John Dorney
Alfred Knox
E. Hoskins
It Looks Like Love party at parish hall Tuesday
Officers and executive board hosted a social at the parish hall on Tuesday afternoon August 24 with four tables of contract bridge three of auction bridge and four of pitch. Prizes were awarded to several members including Mrs Dale Rawlings Mrs Mike Seymour and Mrs Law son Carter in door prizes and others for auction and traveling prizes.
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Dale Rawlings
Mike Seymour
Lawson Carter
Eric Elston
Roscoe Bedell
H. S. Harvey
C. F. Redding
Jasla Far
Jo Ann Wyatt
Kansas City
Florence Swan
Marie Weir
Congregational Church
Henry Geib
Eulaupe
Tonganoxia
Leavenworth County Teachers Institute of Leavenworth
Eunice Ridgway
Izo
Parent-Teacher benefit card reads like social column
Edith Phenicie Ratliff and others spent last week with Myers and Geib households. Mrs Wilson Myers and Mrs Henry Geib hosted. Charley Baker drives a new car. G M Peters left Aug 29 for Great Falls to visit son Clifford. Velma Whitaker and John Whitaker plan Pittsburg State Teachers College this winter. Rev M G McKenzie and Mrs McKenzie moved from Reserve to their home here last week. Gladys Black visited Kansas City Wednesday.
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Great Falls
Mont
Clifford Peters
Peters
Velma Whitaker
John Whitaker
Pittsburg State Teachers College
M. G. McKenzie
McKenzie
Reserve
Kan
Gladys Black
Kansas City
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Ernest Nutting
National Guard
Ft. Riley
Edward White
Otis Nutting
Frank Bereiter
Manuel Bereiter
Clarence Phenecie
H. C. Nunemacker Home
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Suburban Telephone Company
Christian Aaa Yt Society
Elmer Yonally
Izola Farrell
James Farrell
Owl Bridge Club
Miriam Knapp
Max Russell
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Mr. McKenzie
Margaret Baer
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C. W. Loomis l
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Delmar DeLude
Art Phillips
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