Roosevelt Enjoys Smoky Mountains Visit
President Roosevelt spent hours in Asheville before heading to Charlotte for a southern rally. He toured the Great Smoky Mountains, rode 150 miles by auto, and was ceremonially inducted into the Cherokee tribe at Clingmans Dome. He dined with his son John, Governor Eheringhaus, and local friend Fred Seely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Roosevelt
Charlotte
McCormick Field
Grove Park Inn
Haywood Robbins
Franklin Roosevelt
Theu Marvin McIntyre
Smokies
Tennessee
North Carolina
Knoxville
Tenn
Clingman
Jerry Blythe
White Eagle
Blythe
Mr. Roosevelt
Lake Junaluska
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
John
J. €. B. Eheringhaus
Fred Seely
Former Editor Dies in Michigan after Parsons career
P A Murlin 55 longtime Parsons editor and publisher died at his Lansing home. He moved to Parsons in 1918 as city editor of the Sun, led Parsons Republican 1921 28 then sold to the Sun and later entered print business in Michigan. Distributed broadcasts mention his obituary and career arc.
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Parsons
Kan
D. Murlin
Lansing
Mich
Murlin
Pittsburg
The
Sun
Parsons Republican
Atchison
Byram
John Ostrom
Kansas City
John R. Nance
Local residents share events across towns
PROSPECT Mr. and Mrs. Dan Selzer and Dorain were guests of Mrs. Jennie Fuks in Eudora Sunday. Wilbur Olmstead plans a mountain trip for several days. Henry Rohe and Henry Jr spent Saturday in Ottawa. Beula Rohe will begin work at a Lawrence beauty parlor in October. Jesse Deay of Stony Point visited Clyde Deay and family Sunday. Henry Brecheisen was ill last week but improving. Vivian Madl Mary Roche and the Madls resumed school at Vinland rural high on Monday. Henry Roche Mary Edith Jo attended the Stroble reunion at Mackeygrove near Eudora. Helen Schopper left for Leavenworth to train as a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Selzer
Dorain
Jennie Fuks
Eudora
Wilbur Olmstead
Henry Rohe
Henry, Jr
Ottawa
Beula Rohe
Lawrence
Jesse Deay
Stony Point
Clyde Deay
Suny
Henry Brecheisen
Vivian Madl
Mary Roche
Arthur
Robert Mad
Vinland Rural High School
Henry Roche
Mary
Edith Jo
Mackeygrove
Helen Schopper
Leavenworth
Pleasant Grove
South Park
Eagles
C. A. Peterson
Betty
Virgil Landis
John Daniels
Kenneth
Trene
J. D. Trushenny
Jack
Jim
Leonard Williams
Pearl Johnson
David Kessler
Edith Desay
John Churchbaugh
Sophia Johanning
Worden
Clara Hunsinger
Messer
Ben Moehler
Lone Star
Ugh Dillon
Allie Lawson
Virginia
Dorothy
Hopewell
Ella Daniels
Hich Prairie
Clyde Laessig
Hazel
June Moore
N. D. Mesger
Ralph
Rose
Yellowstone Park
Peggy Daniels
Lirence
Jim Turesheim
Griffith
Bill Porter
Billy
Kaw Valley
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Local Notes
A jumble of crossword clues and a paragraph about local residents and schooling. Joe Madl Sr and family will move to California for a new position. Miss Laughlin teaches in Vinland. Marion Madl teaches at Anesfield. Prospect School started Monday.
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Joe Madl
al Hadl
Oscar Hadl
California
Prospect
Moleta Laughlin
Vinland
Marion Madl
Anesfield
Corliss and area residents gather for events and school opening
Corliss residents attend a Lawrence circus and old settlers parade while Cedar Junction school board appoints William Culp to fill Erle Tiunter's vacancy. School resumes September 7 with Hazel Wright as principal, Wize as primary teacher. Thelma Murphy and Agnes Atkinson commence teaching nearby. Families and visitors from Corliss travel, join picnics, and visit relatives in Olathe, Los Angeles, and Texas.
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B. H. Sonntag
Leslie Lentz
Charles Baker
Lawrence
Edith Arneson
Shawnee
Oma Dent
Henry Steffins
Argentine
Grada Cheatwood
Edd Hessenslo
Bethel
Bertha Bush
Clarence
Cedar Junction
Erle Tiunter
William Culp
Hazel Wright
DeSoto
Wize
Gardner
Thelma Murphy
Prairie Star
Clark Family Keeps Store Open Amid Absence
Mr and Mrs Clark and Mr and Mrs Leslis Lewis run the store during their absence. Mrs Clark surprised by Sonntags at the shop then learns they left for Clearlhourn Oklahoma. A telegram to Oklahoma will bring them back to Texas. Sunday dinner guests Mrs J G Clark Linwood. A weekend crash east of Corliss injures Vance party. Vance and DeSoto driver hurt but not seriously.
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Clark
Leslis Lewis
Sonntag
Sonntags
Cleahourn
Oklahoma
Texas
W. H. Dent
Oma
J. G. Clark
Linwood
Corliss
Mr. Vance
DeSoto
Local Visitation Notes From Tibbetts District Friends
Franklin and neighbors share Sunday calls and midweek dinners across Lawrence, Oak Ridge, and Topeka. Families including the Higley, Stroda, Elliott, McCully, Patterson, Lemon, Shirar, White, Miller, Thayer, and Foster clans are listed with visits and overnight stays, as well as circus attendance and road opening events.
Local families host dinners and gatherings in Lake View and Oak Ridge
Mr and Mrs Oliver Schutz with Dale of Lake View dined Monday with Mr and Mrs M Schutz and Anna. W T Lemon and others from Oak Ridge spent Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs George Coffman at Barber. Arthur Oatman hosted Franklin children for a party for Martha and Arthur. Attendees included Norma Eisele Leon Gordon Lawrence Glock Evelyn Gordon Anna Belle Walker Carolyn Lemon Betty Jean Gordon Eugene Walker Erma Allison Warren Gordon. Refreshments were served and games played. all enjoyed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Schutz
Dale
Lake View
M. Schutz
Anna
W. T. Lemon
Charles Lemon
George Snow
Oak Ridge
George Coffman
Barber
Arthur Oatman
Franklin
Martha
Arthur
Norma Eisele
Leon Gordon
Lawrence Glock
Evelyn Gordon
Anna Belle Walker
Carolyn Lemon
Betty Jean Gordon
Eugene Walker
Erma Allison
Warren Gordon
Pleasant Grove softball loss noted with local visitors
Pleasant Grove fell to South Park Eagles in a Tuesday softball game. The article lists numerous local residents and visitors who attended or were mentioned, including the Petersons, Landises, Daniels, Churchbaughs, and many others, plus social events at Mes ser and Four Leaf club activities and school plans.
Opening of the School Year at Overbrook
J H Cuobertson reports that Overbrook is preparing for the new school year with everything in readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cuobertson
Overbrook schools expected to grow. staff changes noted
Principal shifts occur as Miss Leona Stone replaces Mrs. Willard Topping at Overbrook High. Wylie Harris leaves the grade school for Don Guyer topeka. Miss Elizabeth Oveson and staff assign rooms. Local residents and staff are mentioned visiting and traveling, with activities from Topeka and Lawrence, and a note on Morris Krause’s promotion to Soil Conservation Service statistics and cost reports for the region including Oklahoma Nebraska and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipal
Overbrook Rural High School
Leona Stone
Willard Topping
Don Guyer
Topeka
Wylie Harris
Overbrook
Elizabeth
Oveson
Marie Minford
Eleanor Hart
Morris J. Krause
The
Soil Conservation Service
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
C. H. Hepworth
Hazel Hepworth
A.L. Goeson
Emileu Ware
Lawrence Persinger
Phyllis Brentlinger
Carl Thomas
Keith Karnes
Snd
Jack Harding
Us City
Ele. Tyner
Mart Hines
Betty
Peggy
Kansas City
Luesday
Mildred Myers
Council Grove
Anna Mae Collins
E. H. Wickersham
Lawrence
Joe Coffman
Bun Haas
Stover
Vernon Yoder
Jack Teilly
Clarence Parker
Dadyva Ann
Elia Detar
Coffeyville
Harold
Clarence Flannagan
Lloyd Perryman
McClintock
Clem McDaniel
Reva
Oleta Hays
Lyndon
BE. Tyner
Frank Tyner
Ida Ward
Local visitors and gatherings note in Elmer Tyner area
Cherokee and Holton visitors, including Mr and Mrs Leo Tyner and Dora Finley, call on Elmer Tyner. Topeka and Emporia guests join Overbrook park picnic honoring Dr and Mrs G H Daron and family who head to Long Island. Birth announced for Arthur Hook’s daughter. other calls and Sunday visits listed among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Leo Tyner
Holton
Elmer Tyner
Dora Finley
Aaron Shoemaker
Margaret Ann
Orville Michael
Topeka
Will Vail
Emporia
Alfred Deardorff
C. A. Deardorff
J. L. Hoover
Overbrook Park
G. H. Daron
Long Island
N. Y
Daron
B. O. Hoover
Vada
Otis Hoover
Alberta
Melvin
Arthur
Margaret
Forster
Marion
H. W. Behrens
Lola
Millar
C. M. Hoover
Calvin
Irene
Melva Dene
Walter Kampschroeder
Walter, Jr
Jess Hoover
I. L. Hoover
Earl Haslett
Lawrence
Charles Branson
Eliza Haslett
William Haslett
Clyde Dickson
John Spurgeon
Arthur Hook
Pomona
Gilmore Nichols
Social Visits and Summer Gatherings Across Topeka Area
Nathalie spent Tuesday at the Hugh Allen home. J. J. Kimble and Charles DeBoe households plus Cornell and Joe Collins families gathered at Gage Park in Topeka on Sunday. Mrs. James Pruitt and Betty Jo of Hill City visited John Dodder and guests included E. H. Wickersham of Lawrence, Frank Hartman, Kenneth Noe, Anna Louise of Topeka, and Lucy Bates. Ed Hupp and family from Texas visited W. J. Kelley. Nellie Finch stayed with Mrs. Lucy Krause and Irving Haas family guests lingered.
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Nathalie
Hugh Allen
J. J. Kimble
Charles DeBoe
Cornell
Joe Collins
Gage Park
Topeka
James Pruitt
Betty Jo
Hill City
Visi
John Dodder
E. H. Wickersham
Lawrence
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A. D. Murlin
Marysville
John D. Fasher
Frankfort
Shawnee Mission
Olathe
Daughters of the American Revolution
Here
Siberian
Guido
Monkey Crusaders
Prishtyn
Airiet
Agnes Atkinson
Four Corners
J. William Baker
William Corliss
Maud Huff
Colorado
Los Angeles
Fay Harbison
Erle Hunter
Jasper LeSueur
Mitchell
Robert
Tey Frisbie
Old Settlers
Roy Wiedein
Bernice
Frances
Labor Day
Rashard
F. D. Sea
Clarence Bush
Barthol
Morris
Helen Johnson
B. H
Jno
Iar
Chigked
Frank Topping
Duane Higley
Tibbets District
Frank Golf
Richard
L. P. Stroda
Model
R. C. Elliott
E. G. McCully
Hennessey
Okla
Caroline
Charles Patterson
Norma Jean
C. C. Patterson
William Foster
Walker
Fami
Lida
Harold Wrenee
Plin White
Charles Edmond
Marvin Miller
Charles Shirar
Anna Belle
Caroline Lemon
Betty Ann Francis
Helen Miller
Bill Thayer
Russell
W. A. Thayer
Robert White
M. A. Smith
Frank Topning
Harold White
Richard Hoops
Helen Cooner
Peabody
Lyle King
Betty Ann
Awrence
Carolin
Cory
Canton
Hotel Sherman
Wloage Givota
Redium Circus
Chicago
Kansas Public Service Co
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