Thanksgiving social rounds in Rackley community
Victor Palmquist led a Thanksgiving visit to Lindsborg and numerous Rackley residents hosted relatives and friends. The notes list gatherings at Emerald Mills and numerous dinners, with extended families including Sandine, Engwall, Olson, Tornquist, Florell, Johnson, Nelson, and many others.
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Victor 'Palmquist
Lindsborg
Dorothy Palmquist
Ethel Johnson
Lenore
Sandine
Dean Nywall
Albert Sandine
Emerald Mills
Ralph Helen
Warren Segerhammer
Lawrence Olson
Joseph Lundblade
John Chadd
Enoch Anderson
Levi Olson
Bert Hageman
Marvin Engwall
Pete Slipsager
Melvin
Carl Florell
Sand
Tom Torn“quist
Richard Olson
C. O. Monson
John Fike
Eldon
Albert Hansen
John Shaver
Lucille
Arthur Johnson
Carl and
Arnold
Adolph F Johnson
Mary. Harmon
Denver
Edgar Johnson
Irwin
Gust Nelson
Jamestown
A. W. Segerhammer
Amily
John
Slaughters
Frank Carlson
Lynda
O. W. Carlson
Swen m
Arelia
Pete Hansen
E.G. Johnson
Wmirs
Tom .Tornquist
Edith
Velma
P. J .Stinsager
Hilma Freeman
Newton
Reuben ,Engwall
Engwall
Dean
Ruth Falk
Hilda, Stoner
J. L. Nelson
St. Louis
John Benson
Formosa
James Nelson
Minnie Houghton
Della Nelson
Joe Lundblade
Reuben Engwall
Frank Freeman
Roy Poage
Emma Page
Phyllis
Townshin
Duke McComas
Harold Anderson
Carl Johnson
Joe. Lundblade
Elmer Nelson
Olgar
Emily Olson
Florence Swanson
Evelyn Shafer
Walter Henry
Phyllis Townshin
Rackley
Alice Louise Nimocks
Concordia
Roy Nichols
Enterprise
Frank Johnson
Clarence Larson
Adelia Larson
Carl Jorgenson
Emma
Mary
Otto Jorgenson
Conrad Florell
Carl.Florell
Governor weighs veto on Hatch capital punishment bill
Governor Alf M Landon signals a possible veto of the Hatch capital punishment measure passed at the end of the special session. A companion bill to enable execution was not passed, leaving the law ineffective without execution authority. Prior to 1907 Kansas required the governor to sign death warrants, and Governor Harry Woodring vetoed all such bills.
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Alf M.landon
Kansas
Harry Woodring
Landon
Concordia Banks Extend Hours to 3 In Closing
Concordia banks have advanced their closing time to 3 o clock while public county banks have not decided on NRA banking code and will stay open until 4 o'clock. Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Eddie Boman and Eldred at Glen Tantlinger’s home.
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Concordia
Republic County
Eddie
Boman
Eldred
Glen Tantlinger
Bettis Guests Include A. M Bettis and Charles Leveke
A. M Bettis and Charles Leveke were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Reuben Bettis on Thanksgiving day.
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A. M., Bettis
Charles Leveke
Mrs
Reuben Bettis
Church Notes Highlight December Events
The page lists church activities in December including an annual meeting on Thursday December 14 at 2 o clock, Luther League Bible study on Friday December 8 at 8 o clock, and a Lutheran Wheel gathering on December 18 at the church parlors.
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Luther League
Washington Kansas Plans Civic Improvements Under Federal Aid
Washington plans two major projects under a federal aid program. A waterworks project costs about 20000 with a 15000 loan and 5000 grant. A municipal power plant costs about 90000 with a 65000 loan and 24000 grant. Other towns pursue roads and schools with grants and long term notes.
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Washington
Christmas Gift Shop Previews Unusual Stock in Concordia
Social notes report guests from Gilead Nebraska including Mr and Mrs Galan Harold and others visiting C A Smith and Lars Norgard households. The Gift Shop in Concordia advertises early Christmas selections with stock not found elsewhere and Window Glass sold by A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
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Galan Harold
Gilead, Neb
Lloyd Norris
Sherman Robison
Emma Swenson
C. A. Smith
Concordia
Ogden Mills to Head Kansas Day Dinner Speaker
Ogden L. Mills, former secretary of the treasury, will be the principal speaker at the Kansas Day club dinner January 29 in Topeka. Dr James M Scott of Lebanon will be the other speaker. Mills is viewed by many as a possible conservative 1936 presidential contender.
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Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Hoover
Gale Moss
Mills
James M. Scott
Lebanon
Fire at Glasco Granger store causes heavy losses
A fire at 2 Thursday morning damaged the Granger general store in Glasco with losses estimated above 15000 dollars. Firemen battled the blaze for about two hours before bringing it under control.
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Granger
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C. L. Bothwell
Nelson
Victor Falk
Texas
New Mexico
Kackley
Formose
Formose ‘Court
Shaver
Macine
Harmon
Harold Shaver
Vivian Hedges
Ole Ericksn
Philip Larson
Carl, Florell
Robert
Gugaly
Clarence John
Mrs. Johnson and Baby
Violet “and
Ella’. Johnson
Emma Florell
Ben Florell
J. O. Anderson
Carrol Anderson
Baby
August Band
Arvid Larson
Evelyne
Mary Mee- Climans
Christiné, Olson
Courtland
Henry Johnson
Washington, Kansas
Lars. Norgard and
Gust Fogelberg
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Horton Electric
Newton Maid Electric
Scandia
Ogden Mills
Kansas Day
Orator
Glasco
Scandia Journal
Can Forest City Peas
Hershey
the Hammer Grocery
Wise Mynes
Home Oil& Supply Co
Scandia _ Journal