Kansas Counties Ready for Roosevelt Memorial Drive Campaign
Kansas counties nearly fully organized to raise 125000 for the Roosevelt Memorial campaign. Governor Alfen heads the state committee with Earl Akers as director and district chairmen from Topeka Lawrence Independence Emporia Hutchinson and Wichita among others guiding local efforts. The drive runs October 20 to October 27 to spread the memorials and teachings statewide.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chairan
Hall
Farl Akers
Howard Lewis
Reno
Ww. A. Bilby
Shawnee County
Shawnee
Alfen
Earl Akers
Mae. Belleville Brown
Salina
Wilbur N. Mason
Baker ‘University
Board of Administration
Fred Seaman
Public Schools
Carl Moore
Kinsley
C B. Merriam
James Mitchell
Lawrence
John M. Landon
Independence
William Allen White
Emporia
D. F. Jamb
Hutchinson
Rt. F. Bracken
Beloit
D. D. Leahy
Wichita
Atlas of the world offered by Journal-World for 25 cents
The Journal-World presents an atlas of the world addressing questions about the French frontier Italy gained in the war Poland's included areas and Germany's losses. The short promotional note invites readers to buy the atlas for 25 cents.
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Italy
Poland
Germany
Atlas of the World
Journal-World
Local society notes and notable moves in Lawrence area
Rev Frank Jennines of Lawrence preaches Sunday afternoon at Barker. Nelle Martindale leaves for Frank Forks North Dakota to lead physical education at the State University. Many residents visit Kansas City or travel to Lecompton and Topeka for work or leisure. Movements include Carl Curry to Hammond Indiana, Ruth Rader and Manel Combs visiting Lawrence, and the Northups moving to 821 New Hampshire Street. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea mentioned as a remedy.
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Frank Jennines
Lawrence
Barker
Nelle Martindale
Frank Forks
North Dakota
State University
Jack Lawrence
Kansas City
Grant Glenn
Vera Glenn
Lecompton Air
W. 3. Wyatt
C. S. Woods
Gerard Kansas
Frances Price
Topeka
Pepwight ‘Smith
K. U
Wichita
Sigma Nu
J. R. Stockwell
Karl Kreider
Lecompton
New Moxico
N. D. Messer
Baby
Carl Curry
Hammond
Indiana
Tough
Julius Bux
Mildred Bax
Hazel Bax
Philadelphia
Seymore Gentry
Ruth Rader
Manel Combs
Howard
Kansas
A. K. Rader
K. B. Northup
New Hampshire Street
Ben Bixby
Augusta
Harry Lander
Relatives Visit in Kansas City Report
Mrs. Carl Altenbrend and Mrs. Perkins visited relatives in Kansas City last week. Mr. Arch Walters and Mr. Norman Strachan joined dinner with Carl Perkins and C S Perkins as Walters family members attended events in the city.
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Carl. Altenbrend
Herbert
Kansas City
Walters
Arch ‘Walters
Norman Strachan
Carl Perkins
C.S. Perkins
I Have Never Seen The Equal Tanlac Boosts Local Woman
Mrs. Mary C. Cope of 274 N Hicks St Los Angeles credits Tanlac with curing long stomach troubles and nightly sleep issues after trying four bottles. She reports improved appetite stomach condition and renewed strength and urges others to try Tanlac.
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Mary C. Cope
N. Hicks St
Los Angeles
Cal
Riana
Tanlac
Tarlac
Social and family visits noted in Eudora area
Miss Charles and others attended a St Paul church social for Eudora high pupils. Mrs Allen returns to Lautrevere for term. John Ott Jr family visit Clearfield. Eli Westhoffer travels to Columbus for Civil War veterans convention. Several local residents visit relatives in Indiana and Oklahoma. Arch Walters attends a Kappa Sigma fishing party. Reedim McParlard and others marked in social notes.
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Manel Charles
Willian Leaty
Wm. Altenbrend
Wm. Wickman
F. Wickman
Harald Altenbrend
Albert Wickman
Eudora
Young People’s League of
St. Paul's Church
Mary Allen
Lautrevere
John Ott Jr
Clearfield
Eli Westhoffer
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Charles Cox
Hesper
John Kennedy
Wekuntka
Oklahoma
Frrank Kennedy
Medill
Robert
Sloan
Stella Sloan
No. Six
M. E. Charles
Arch Walters
Peka Thesday
Walters
Kapa Siema
Reimien McParlard Onic
Suoner
Marriage of Miss Anie Anderson to Mr Arthur Johnson
The marriage occurred Monday afternoon September 14 at the bride’s home with only immediate relatives present. Afterward Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will reside at the fire station area on Booth Avenue, Rosedale, Kansas. Nearby relatives and friends visited or attended related gatherings.
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Margaret Hill McCarter
J. EB. Anderson
Cincinnati
Oho
Anderson-Johnson
Robert Lee
GH. Davis
Mreo Wlor
Pipes
Marshall
Osentee
Theopart
Ralph Kirby
Wes
Anie Anderson
Arthur Johnson
Dahncon Wil Ie
Tee the Fire
Booth Ave
Rosedale
Kanga
Oscar Orr
Reno
Mack Croswdend
Nettie
Will Orr
Thelma
Roy Orr
H Winchell
Yaw Ford
JW. Lareem
Broth
Mat Gurney
Kansas City
Hi. Smith
W Martin
Albletita
CAL Par
Atteneal
Harry Milter
wTarl McClune
Nues
Relieve Catarrhal Distress and Head Noises
Believed largest rein tte world inside Greenlsng interior. The block covers five square miles in advance and a half in thickness. Kennedy Plumbing Co offers electric curling irons and pressing irons. Knights of Pythas meet Friday at the Castle third rank. Ms and Mrs J Fitzpatrick and Hanselman attended the fair at Leorn today.
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Greenlsng
Knights of Pythas
DeWetaeh Coc
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Mary Cape
Ray Wingate
Lowman
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Unptical Co
Eve Glassez
POST
Oakland
Dicker
Maxwell
Lanker
Craig Kennedy
Aber Go. NG BS Mediar
FORD
Nash Sales Co
J.L. Hanks
Mass
Dobge Brothers
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Russel Motor Specialty Co
Wilbur
Ple 'Grove
Oscar O Myr
Wilson Martin
John Levett
Josephine Vi
Oman
Widemann
Drugests
Mothe
Electric Shoe Shop
Pyeing Suining
W. E. Wilson
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Oede
Vhe Ge
Teenie
Attra
Adi Fiver
The
Unite Font
A . Wil Enon
Pendieton, Ore
Titans
Sintay
Sineney
Edith Clarke
Near ‘Howe
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Edison
Thomas CL Edison
Thomas A. Edison
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