Nazis in Review of Gains Amid Britain Air War
Berlin reports of renewed raids on southern England claim 54 British planes destroyed and 12 German planes missing. High command says attacks hit Bristol Swansea Cardiff Portsmouth and four major harbors while central England targets were hit. The Nazi review touts 1575 British planes destroyed over a year and notes limited German losses with no firm British breakthrough.
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Berlin
England
Britain
Bristol
Swansea
Cardiff
Wales
Great South England
Portsmouth
High Command
Jivernpool
Plymouth
Portland
Poole
Hornchurch
Gravesend
Fastchurch
Detling
London
Germany
Edad
Aritch
R. A. Ws
North
Sen
Munich
Poland
Low Countries
France
Lightning sets attic fire at Allphin home near town
A bolt of lightning struck the northeast corner of the two story Allphin residence northwest of town just after noon. The attic caught fire but was confined. damage estimated at 50 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Allphin and their daughter Betty were in the basement and unaware at first. The fire department arrived and had the blaze under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Allphin
Altho
Aliphin
Philippine guest speaker at Christian Church meetings
Miss Maria I. Dayoan from the Philippines will speak at First Christian church events in Lawrence, addressing afternoon circle meetings, a six o’clock youth dinner, and a 7:30 Guild session at Mrs. M. Swan’s home. She is a former government teacher, Christian literacy director, and Philippine Evangelical representative, visiting with Miss Velva Dresse of Topeka.
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Maria I. Dayoan
Philippines
First Christian Church
Guild
M. Swan
Madras
Philippine Federation of Evangelical Churches
Lawrence
Velva Dresse
Kansas Christian Missionary Office
Topeka
Willkie Opens Series of Political Parleys in Indiana
Wendell L. Willkie started a sequence of political conferences in Rushville Indiana aimed at outlining party organization for the November 5 election. The events will close with a campaign meeting of Republican leaders from 22 eastern and mid western states and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Ind
Wendell L. Willkie
District of Columbia
Repubcan
Willkie
Ratner Speech to Be Broadcast on Five Kansas Radio Stations
Gov Payne Ratner’s kickoff address at Newton will air at 8 30 pm on five Kansas stations KFH Wichita WIBW Topeka KCKN Coffeyville SAL Salina KGGF Coffeyville The governor will be introduced by State Sen Ernest Pihlblad Bethany College president Ralph Rodgers will preside Caravans of 500 plus from Topeka Salina Manhattan Hutchinson El Dorado Wichita expected and other communities will send delegates Officials of the party will attend and state office candidates will be present.
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Topeka
Payne Ratner
Newton
Kansas
Walter Fees
KFH
Wichita
WIBW
KCKN
Coffeyville
Sal
Salina
KGGF
Ernest Pihlblad
Bethany College
Ralph Rodgers
Lincoln
Young G.O.P
Manhattan
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Party Central Committee
C P A Quarterly Meeting Set for Kanwaka Hall
The county association schedules its quarterly meeting Thursday at 8 PM at Kanwaka Hall. West Law officers will be elected. John Callahan, president, calls the session with a program planned.
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Kanwaka Hall
Sective Association
Law
John Callahan
Pasta County Central
Enrolling at Oread Training School on University Campus
Oread training school on the University campus invites applicants for a four year high school program. It is A class high school approved by the state and has ISO typical enrollment. Admission is by personal interview or letter to the director. Located on the eastern slope of the campus on Louisiana street between 13th and 14th.
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Oread Training School
Univeristy
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
State Department of Education
University
Louisiana’ Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
New Army Supply Depots Established Across Nation
The war department announced seven new quartermaster motor supply depots to speed parts for army units. Fort Wayne Michigan will be the key depot with depots at Schenectady New York Baltimore Maryland Atlanta Georgia Fort Leavenworth Kansas Normoyle depot near San Antonio Texas and San Francisco California. Corps areas served align with the depot locations and numbers.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Wayne
Mich
Schenectady
N. Y
Baltimore
Atlanta
Fort Leavenworth
Normoyle Quartermaster Depot
San Francisco
Marriages Increase with Forty Nine Licenses in August
Forty nine marriage licenses were issued at the probate judge’s office in August, up from 34 last August. Five licenses were granted over Labor Day weekend, including Burl J. Snow with Ann N. Kas lop of Topeka and several other couples from Wichita Topeka Kansas City Kan Lawrence Tonkawa and nearby areas.
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Burl J. Snow
Ann N. Kaslop
Topeka
Robert H. Powers
Wichita
Mary McClean
Kansas City
Kan
Robert H. Long
Peggy P. White
Harry F. Moorman
Prudence James
Lawrence
Alva E. Clark
Gladys B. Stipp
Tonkawa, Okla
Willow Springs Farm Bureau Meeting and Local Notices
The Willow Springs Farm Bureau met at Mrs. Milo Mmbrey's home with the lesson Know Your Furniture Wood and talk on Buying Linens. Several members listed by name attended. September 18 venue for next meeting undetermined. Also noted are a 30foot deep six foot eight inch wide well at the Ed Anderson farm and various community activities including a Kansas City trip by No. Ten 4-H club members and a forest park picnic from St John’s Evangelical church group.
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Willow Springs Farm Bureau
Milo Mmbrey
Walter Pohl
Ben Gibson
Jerald Hobson
Ed Johanning
Millard Jackson
E. Henon
Oscar Turner
Betty Ann
Judy Kay
Rele
Tom Gibson
Ed ‘Anderson
John Cunningham
Marlin Cook
Baldwin Lake
Kansas City
Labor Day Picnic and Dance Draw Big Crowds
The Odd Fellows picnic in South Park drew a large audience after rain ceased. About 400 attended the Armory dance last night while the carnival extended one more day due to rain and ball games scheduled for yesterday were canceled.
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Odd Fellows
South Park
Armory Building
Property Taxes and Sale Details for Wakarusa and Missouri Street Property
The notes describe tax payments under ten dollars for Willard Brown in Wakarusa township near Lawrence. Six and a half lots with a house on Missouri Street, part of the Gregg Gratton estate, sold to Arthur Underwood for 277.88 dollars. Each payment matched the tax due.
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Willard Brown
Wakarusa Township
Lawrence
Missouri
Gregg Gratton
Arthur Underwood
Meetings Moved Inside at Church of God
The Rev E E Kardatzke announced that Church of God services will be held at the Eleventh and New Hampshire streets church tonight and tomorrow night due to rain and threatening weather. Brush Arbor meetings will resume later this week with all day sessions Saturday and Sunday including basket dinners and music by the Gospel Four quartet of Topeka and a missionary talk from Africa.
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E. E. Kardatzke
Church of God
Brush Arbor
Eleventh
New Hampshire
Gospel Four Quartet
Toeka
Africa
Two Parcels Sold by Treasurer This Morning
Only two parcels were sold this morning as the county treasurer offered delinquent properties for sale. The properties became delinquent in 1935, including a small piece owned by James N. Phillips.
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James N. Phillips
No. 10 Community Club Hosts First Meeting
Local social column catalogs a string of weekend visits and dinners across Baldwin and nearby towns. Numerous families including Gastrock Turner May Jardon Clary Detwiler Hobson Haines and Butell share gatherings, birthdays, and school events. Judy Kay Turner turns one, while 4-H members win prizes in a Lawrence county exhibit.
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Conrad Gastrock
Oscar Turner
Ethel Turner
Tommy Evans
Baldwin
Dale Hobson
Dale
Tommy
Evans
Leo May
Davenport
Ea Stoneking
Colorado
May
Stoneking
Roy Jardon
Topeka
M. Hird
Roy Clary
West Baldwin
Hird
C. W. Detwiler
Lois
John Cline
Nettie’ Cline
John Cunningham
Harry Hobson
Marlin Cook
Prairie City District
Stella Gibson
S. W. Bales
Dan Bales
John Haines
Emporia
KE. Henon
M. Jackson
Millard Jackson
E. Henon
Averill
Butell
Forest Park
Ottawa
Joe Dyer
Tommy Joe
Richard Butell
Jimmie
No. 10
John W. Jackson
Russell Whitla
Judy Kay Turner
Family News From Ottawa and Eudora Items
Mr and Mrs Ernest Butell oversee bright talk of children. Dolores spent the air with Wincell Dean and others. Ben attended the air in Ottawa. Jameson attended at Mrs Nettie Stoneking’s home. Mrs Walter Dyer and daughter Maxine visited Friday. Mr and Mrs Ed Stoneking hosted dine guests September 1. Little Stoneking has improved. Mrs Ed Stoneking helped can peaches.
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Ernest Butell Ona
Dolores
Wincell Dean
Ane Irs
Wincill Dean
Ephemia
Ben Ae
Ottawa
James
Ohee
M Ter
Nettiete
Walter Dyer
Maxine
M. Jackson
Henon
Peter Stoneking
Cates
Eudora
Ed.Stoneking
Fred Hurrelbrink
Earoy Stoneking
Little Il Stoneking
Ed. Stoneking
Millard Jackson
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Peta
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Wellsville
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