Roosevelt to Make Six Speeches in Campaign Drive
Hyde Park N Y Sept 25 CP White House officials said President Roosevelt will deliver at least six speeches two major in four eastern states next week launching his re election bid A two hour meeting with party leaders produced a tentative eight state drive totaling 185 electoral votes with further stops planned in West Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and at Syracuse Queens midtown tunnel ground breaking and a World Series game in New York City before a Madison Square Garden close to the campaign.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
White House
Roosevelt
Far West
Middle West
West Virginia
Penia
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Elkins
W. Va
Davis-Elkins College
Pittsburch
Fin
Jersey City
N.J
Leung Island
N.Y
Queens-midtown
New York City
Long Island City
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Springfield
Worcester
Mass
Madison Square Garden
New York
Police Court Fines for Stop Sign and Overparking
Harold Height was fined 52 in a police court for passing a stop sign. Ernie Kallenbach and J. W. Hern forfeited bonds of 4 each for the same charge. Modest Foster and Robert W. Harpe paid 1 fines for overparking. Claude Scott L J Schleifer Fred Wheeler E Vernon and Robert Roe forfeited bonds of 1 each for overparking.
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Harold Height
Ernie Kallenbach
J. W. Herndon
Modest Foster
Robert W. Harpe
Claude Scott
L. J. Schleifer
Fred Wheeler
E. Vernon
Robert Roe
John McCormack Back For A Tour In New York
New York September 25 John McCormack returns to work after 16 months at Moor Abbot in County Kildare planning a tour in about two weeks The ageless tenor says he will not retire until his public does His weight is down to 226 pounds and he played tennis with John Drinkwater all summer His tales of Ireland and the story of Bishop Curley are shared as proof Ireland never changes
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New York
Manhattan
John McCormack
McCormack
Moor Abbet
County Kildare
Jim Farley
John Drinkwater
Hapvier
Patricia Eyke
Ireland
Woo
Lord Astor
Mahree
Killarney
Michael Curley
Baltimore
Athlone
Mickey
Moor Abbot
Kildare
George the Eighth
Community Notes From Ives Chapel and Nearby
Ives Chapel and Prairie City communities share social visits and travel plans. Arnold Lederboer and family visited. L. and I. club hosted lunch at the Ben Davison sale. multiple calls and visits occurred at W. R. Sutor and Mrs. Jardon homes. The Lobingier family spoke of Fayetteville Arkansas and trips to Shreveport Galveston and Dallas. Elsa Teghtsmeyer is staying with the Eichman family.
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Arnold Lederboer
Charlie Jahne
Prairie City Community Club
L. and I. Club
lJunch
Ben Davison Sale
C. E. Holcombe
Frank Lobingier
Charlie Jardon
W. R
Lynn Taylor
Lobingier
Fayetteville
Ark
Shreveport
Ernest Emery
Galveston
Dallas
Tex
Elsa Teghtsmeyer
Chester Eichman
Pleasant Grove Visitors Spend Weekend in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Dan Flory were in Lawrence Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Rockhold and son of Vinland spent Sunday afternoon with relatives, adding a note of family visiting in Pleasant Grove.
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Dan Flory
Lawrence
John Rockhold and Son
Vinland
Local Social Notes Include School Events and Visits
The column lists visits and travels of area residents including Mrs. Jim Ashwell and children from Topeka, Wilbur Gish heading to Colorado for beet work, Roscoe Daniels visiting family in Kaw Valley, and attendees at the state fair in Topeka. It notes Four Leaf club’s October 2 meeting at the schoolhouse with doughnuts, and a parent teachers unit organized by local mothers with officers elected. Additional entries mention sales near Garnett and neighbors calling at farms.
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Ernoon
E. B. Moore
Jim Ashwell
Topeka
Bud Stanley
Wilbur Gish
Colorado
Roscoe Daniels
Kaw Valley
John Daniels
Jesse Hirt
Sarah Flory
Lisserence
Lila
Vivian Markley
Lawrence
C. A. Peterson
Missouri
Four Leaf Club
Griffith
Armstrong
Dunigan
John Dagget
Albert Jehle
Barbara
F. BR. Moore
Madaline
William Evans
Irve Flory
Roy Deay
J. D. Truesheim
Jack Dillon
Moore
John Churchbaugh
Garnett
Leslie Clough
Baldwin
Robert Ulrich Farm
Friday social visits and farm helpers in Centropolis area
Friday activities include Mrs. Paul Hooke Mrs. Ina Truesheim Eva visiting the J D Tresheim home. Miss Barnhart works for Mrs Jack Dillon near Centropolis. Burke Edwards and Ralph Messer visit E B Moore and Kansas student K U attendance noted. Max Moore works for his uncle near Vinland. Allie Lousen calls at John Daniels home Wednesday. Amos Barnhart near Centropolis visits John Churchbaugh Saturday night.
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Paul Hooke
Ina Truesheim
Eva
J. D
Burke Edwards
Near Stull
E. B. Moore
Ralph Messer
K. U
Rose
Bud Peterson
Arman Landie
Max Moore
Vinland
Allie Lousen
Hopewell
John Daniels
Amos Barnhart
Centropolis
John Churchbaugh
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