Jews barred from citizenship under Nazi plan
Nurnberg Germany Sept 16 The reichstag approved steps to segregate Jews to medieval status in the future Reich No citizenship intermarriage or intimate relations with Aryans allowed and Jewish employees under 45 barred The new laws also restrict flag rights and impose penalties for violations including jail and fines
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der Fuehrers
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Spotlight at Kansas State Fair Highlights Children and Veterans
Hutchinson Kansas September 16 1934 Children day program planned feature American Legion bugle taps annual 4 H encampment opens with wide county participation New 4 H club building valued at 100000 taxed by attendees John Yungmeyer Jr elected encampment mayor Edith Higgins clerk Governor Landon and Senator Capper slated to speak at dedication Frizell notes fair exceeds 1931 exposition Radio stolen from car police report James A Murphy 1001 West Hills says radio taken Saturday night from back of Sigma Phi Epsilon house
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Sedgewick County
Edith Higgins
Cowley County
Alf M. Landon
Arthur Capper
KE. FE. Frizell
James A. Murphy
West Hills
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Big Springs Group to Present Program at Lodge Meeting
The Big Springs group will repeat a play from the Big Springs fair at the Lawrence Odd Fellows lodge meeting Tuesday evening. An address by U S Senator M M Logan of Kentucky will be broadcast over the Columbia network. The 111th Odd Fellows convention is in Atlantic City. Refreshments follow the program and all Odd Fellows and their wives are invited.
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Belvoir Hitters Cruise Past Carbondale 17 to 11
Belvoir defeated Carbondale 17 to 11 at Carbondale. The Belvoir lineup collected 21 hits including four doubles off three opposing pitchers. First-session winners Belvoir will face Auburn in a three game series, with game one at Clinton. date to be announced.
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FIRST GRIDIRON FATALITY Ozro Stephens 14 Dimmitt Tex
Ozro Stephens, 14, of Dimmitt high school died from complications of a blood infection and pneumonia after a shoulder injury in football practice last week. The death is noted as Texas's first gridiron fatality this year.
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Ozro Stephens
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Pleasant Grove Defeats Richter Nine 13 to 9 in Sunday Game
Pleasant Grove baseball team beat Richter 13 to 9 yesterday afternoon at Richter. Campbell and Anderson, Fitzgerald, Caleb and Martin contributed for Pleasant Grove as the game featured varied innings with Pleasant Grove taking a strong early lead.
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Cros s Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A scrambled crossword puzzle text with across and down clues listing many items and partial phrases, including dress, milk, birds, tools, and various wordplay hints, amid mis-spelled and garbled entries from a historical paper page.
Radio Fans Hear Two Special Programs Tomorrow Night
Two WIBW Topeka broadcasts promise hour of programs tomorrow night. From 8 to 8 30 p m Hon Bainbridge Colby former secretary of state will discuss The Constitution from New York over coast to coast Columbia network. From 8 45 to 9 o clock Mrs John Reece Kansas state chairman of national defense for the D A R will speak on The Constitution from Topeka. Central standard times apply.
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Fairfax Belmont Ties Month Meeting at Oak Hill
The Fairfax Belmont Fairmont Improvement Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening September 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C C Avey on Oak Hill avenue. Village news items note several residents traveling moving and visiting including the Hughes Higley Husbands families and visits to the Topeka fair.
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C. C. Avey
Oak Hill Avenue
Raymond Hughes
Marvin Higley
Wellsville
Minnie Marshall
T. O. Roberts
Lloyd Siroky
Baldwin
Harry Hartman
Prospect Street
Marion Strong
Paul Nidig
Ottawa
George Rankin
Gardner
Ida Gulley
Manuel Snavely
Tom Davenport
Linwood
Harry Davenport
Davenport
Inland
Neb
NM. Chastain
Bessie
Glyn Dale Chastain
Topeka
Hopewell Hosts Aviator Guests En Route To Aviation School
Hopewell welcomed overnight guests Sunday George Lawler and Mr Gobel of Dodge City as they travel to St Louis for aviation school. They expect to finish in December. Roy Merchant hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Mary Clemmons and Clyde of Kansas City. Mrs Lewis Tucker stayed with her mother and brothers near Eudora from Thursday afternoon to Sunday morning.
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Kenneth
Lincoln
Neli
George Sammer
C. F. Johnson
Herbert Williams
Earl Lederer
Independence
Pippert Farm
Dimple Sette
Ainslie Thaine
Lewis Tucker
B. A. Hammond
George Lawler
Mr. Gobel
Dodge City
St. Louis
Roy Merchant
Mary Clemmons
Clyde
Kansas City
Eudora
Death notice of George Glaser of Westphalia at age eight
Theodore Gaser and Mrs. L A Flora learned of George Glaser s death. He was eight years old. Funeral attendees included Theodore Glaser Mrs L A Flora Mrs John Watts and Mrs Lottie Gastrock. Neighborhood activities mention Nan Clark Clark Emery Crawford Violet Roy D and Clark Allen and others visiting Lawrence and Overbrook households.
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L. A Flora
George Glaser
Westphalia
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Theodore Glaser
L. A. Flora
John Watts
Lottie Gastrock
Lydia Allen
Nan Clark
Clark
Emery Crawford
Violet
Roy D
Clark Allen
Lawrence
Clarence Coursen
Mary Coursen
Overbrook
George Finch
Social notes from Otis Shipps home and Centropolis area
Community life in Centropolis Ottawa and nearby towns featured visits among the Shipps Harbours and Finches. Recitals at Centropolis Church for Centropolis and Worden districts. ties to Wells ville Baldwin Pomona Lawrence and Topeka fair attendance noted among families led by Shipps Harbours and Gibson households.
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Otis Shipps
Frances
Fred Scott
Thelma
George Shuler
Ottawa
Fred Bowers
Eldred Fisher
Lucy
Georgene
Maxine Finch
Wayne McMasters
Alan Wayne
Harry Fisher
Jap Turner
Naomi
Homer Gibson
Marcelene
Wayne Warner
Will Warner
Carl Plumbeck
Floyd Finch
Jimmy Ween
Reabeau
Topeka Fair
Walter Harbor
W. M. Readeau
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Opening of new store and filling station at highway 10 west of Eudora
Eudora Clement Zillner held a Saturday opening for a new store and filling station on highway 10 west of the high school. A community band entertained and a free basket of groceries was given away to lucky holder Robert Neustifter. Wildlife, visits, and travel anecdotes followed as residents attended and hosted guests through the week.
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Mabel Butts
Euretta Krauss
Altus
Okla
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Herman Mai
Barbara Ann
Concordia
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Lucille Walker
Evabelle Kindred i
Frances Erwin
Kansas City
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J. D. Adams
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
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Minnie Neis 76 dies at Eudora after long illness
Mrs. Minnie Neis of Eudora died early Tuesday at her daughter's home after months in bed. A Missouri native who moved to Eudora 71 years ago, she leaves two daughters, eight sons, four sisters, two brothers, and six grandsons. Services were led by Reverends Husher and Rodewald. burial in Eudora Cemetery. Many relatives and visitors noted in local gatherings through the week.
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Eudora
Rose Lothholz
Minnia ‘Jones
Tena Miskimmen
Lucy Kaegi
Frank Greiner
Ray Milburn
Silver City
N. M
Milburn
Bert Brown
Local social notes and gatherings in Kansas City area
The column records numerous social visits and events in Kansas City and nearby towns. Guests included Arthur Kraus, Kathryn Walker, Oscar Lothholz, Evabelle Kin dred, Alice Marie Kin dred, Louie Lee Kin dred, Delbert Gersten berger, Maurice Winters, and Marie Grosdidier among others. Activities feature suppers, dinners, pinochle, and a parish social with a handmade comfort shawl raffled. A Lawrence Business College group and church activities are noted. Funeral services for Thursday afternoon are mentioned.
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Kraus
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Ilaughter
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Edwin Schubert
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Jack
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Lawrence
George Schubert
Altar Society
Frank Blechel
Henry Riechel
Kate Weiseldorfer
Frank Biechel
Clarence Emmons
Helen Davis
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