Woodring Opens State Campaign in Ottawa Rally
Gov. Harry H. Woodring formally opened his reelection bid in Ottawa stressing tax reform and government economy. He praised the Democratic platform as progressive, urged a permanent property tax limit, and opposed the Republican stance on tax revision and state dep artment efficiency. He outlined cabinet consolidation and district law enforcement reforms while condemning the independent candidate’s platform as a "glom eration of quack remedies."
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Franklin County
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Kansas farm girls win at Kansas Free Fair 4-H event
In the Kansas Free fair 4-H baby beef show Miss Grace Ellen Doverspike of Chase county won the Brand championship with her Hereford yearling entry and Miss Virginia Geener Richmond last year's winner took first in the Angus group with a junior yearling.
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Kansas crop progress notes from western counties
Last week in western Kansas counties reports show summer fallowed grounds and fields benefiting from local showers. Rains aided late corn in northwestern areas, while crops were maturing in the north central and northeastern parts of the state.
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Sunday School Convention At Eudora County Council
The northeast district of the Douglas County Council of Religious Education meets at Eudora on Sunday September 18 for a leadership training convention. Officers include Homer Gerstenberger president and Ralph Terrell vice president with a full program of worship, sermons and devotional talks led by Rev. Loren C. Rapier Rev. H. Reifschneider and others. A basket dinner follows at St. Paul’s basement with additional services in the evening led by Rev. H. Reifschneider and Rev. A. A. Van Sickle.
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Apartment theft at Emory Apartments on Ohio Street
A thief entered the Houk couple’s first floor Emory Apartments unit at 1423 Ohio Street while they were at the theater and stole clothing, jewelry, and about $3. Items include ten dresses, a leather jacket, two suits, a jewel case with fraternity pins, a watch, rings, beads, and more. A screen was removed to gain entry. Frances Jacobs reported a man asking for students earlier that evening.
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Arrest Two at Ottawa on Liquor Charges
Two young women Hazel Gambrill from Tonganoxie and Marie Hinote of Leavenworth, both 22, were arraigned before Justice GP Walker in Ottawa on possession of liquor charges. They posted $200 bond each for trial set September 19 after being found with a pint of liquor near Ottawa while trying to catch a ride.
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Crossword Puzzle and Obituary Update
Puzzle clues fragment mix with obituary note from Topeka area. G V Ripley death reported in Ozawkie services and burial. Daughter Mrs Charles Vigus resides here aiding mother and father’s care. Funeral Friday at U B Church Ozawkie, burial there. Ripley lived west of town in Lowery district, community mourns. County Supt Wyatt Gragg chaired the high school superintendents meeting September 6.
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Community notes on school plans and local visits
A session planned the upcoming school year as Miss Margaret Stout prepared to start Sixth Grade work at Valley Falls on Monday. Local families hosted guests including Mrs. Sam Lichtenstadter and son Richard of Topeka and relatives from Lone Tree and Dunavant. Mary Rolin arrived to enter high school under grandmotherly care, with several relatives visiting Winchester and Topeka.
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Topeka
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Bowen
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Dunavant
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Anna Stephens
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Tite
Illness and travel notes from local column
A brief update notes a resident recovering from a fire related infection and considered out of danger. Mrs. David Grayson fell ill with a summer cold but is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis traveled to Kansas City on Saturday. People seeking student help for room and board at Lawrence Business College may call 941. Adv.
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