Local Social and Farm News From Burr Oak and Surroundings
Mrs. C L Dyas drove to Burr Oak to visit friends while Mr and Mrs Will Kallan called on Rolla Thompson home. Mrs Hill of Republic works at the Dyas home. Alice and Olive Kallman of Belleville stayed with Ed and family. Will Johnsons visited Grace Mitchells in Scandia. Gust and Albert Sandell shipped cattle to Kansas City. Don Tedrow birthday party hosted by Charles Tedrow with many young guests.
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C. L. Dyas
Burr Oak
Will Kallan
Rolla. Thompson
Hill
Republic
Alice
Olive Kallman
Belleville
Ed Kallman
Will Johnson
Grace Mitchell
Scandia
Gust
Albert Sandell
Kansas City
Charles Tedrow
Don
Bert Bowen
Olive
Mary
Ada Kallman
Gladys
Esther Applegarth
Lois Wells
Glenda Cuthbertson
Velma Hammond
Edward
Bud Dyas
Max Bowersox
Leon Whipps
Park ‘Applegarth
John Nylund
Carl Cuthbertson
Paul Kallman
van Hammond
Lloyd Black
Mondo
Don Tedrow
Notice of Final Settlement in the Estate of P Kallman
The Probate Court of Republic County Kansas will hear on April 7 1983 at 10 A M a final settlement for the estate of P Kallman deceased. Creditors and interested parties may appear for allowance of fees discharge of sureties and determination of heirs. Executrix Luisa Kallman requests the court to approve services and attorney fees and to release duties. Belleville Kansas March 14 1933 Probate Judge Henry H Van Natta.
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Louisa Kallman
P. Kallman
Belleville
Kansas
Henry H. van Natta
Estate of John E Forsberg Full settlement sought
Creditors and interested parties are notified the Probate Court in Belleville Republic County Kansas will hold a term on Saturday April 8 1933 at 10 oclock AM for a full and final settlement of the estate allowance of services and attorneys fees discharge from further duties release of sureties and determination of heirs. Edith M Forsberg executrix of the estate of John E Forsberg deceased. Belleville Kansas March 4 1933 Attest Henry H Ven Natta Probate Judge.
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Kansas
County of Republic
Republic County
John E. Forsberg
Said
Court House
Belleville
State of Kansas
Edith M. Forsberg
Henry H Ven Natta
112 boys will visit Chicago fair as Guild guests
One hundred twelve boys from the United States and Canada will spend four days at the 1933 Century of Progress World's Fair as guests of Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. The top six modelers will win $5,000 university scholarships each, with 1,100 cash prizes of 15 to 100 dollars for fine miniature reproductions.
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United States
Canada
Chicago
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Fisher Body Corporation
Fire injures man as gasoline ignites on burns
Ernest Hammil suffered severe burns to both hands after his car shorted and flames spread while he tried to extinguish them. He was transported to Belleville for treatment. The car sustained only minor damage. The accident occurred at his home shortly after starting the car. Other items note visits and illnesses among local residents, with several Belleville names appearing in social calls and a school board meeting.
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Ernest Hammil
Belleville
Charles Fike
Lee Kinney
Kansas
Goldie Hammil
Haggman
Jake Frey
George Junior Fike
Albert Bengston
Lloyd McGregor
George Fike
Howard Donaldson
Red Top
Florence Fike
Mildred
Vivian Nondorf
Martha Bushby
Bill Whitley
Frank Whitley
Courtland
Selma Fulcomer
World Fair Attendance Projections Reach 52 Million
Experts estimate the 1933 Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago will draw about 350000 visitors daily from June 1 to November 1, totaling roughly 52500000. Projections use Chicago city, suburban, and metropolitan area populations to justify daily attendance figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Metropolitan Area
Banks of the Nation Open in Cloud County
Secretary of the Treasury says the bottom of the Depression may be reached as banks reopen regionally. In Cloud County the First National of Concordia delayed then resumed full operations after a misrouted order. The Farmers State Bank of Glasco remained closed and was placed under state deputy W. L. Weber with deposits of 74,236.21 as of March 4.
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Cloud County
First National
Concordia
Farmers’ State
Bank of Glasco
W. L. Weber
Bank Openings Push Uncertain Outlook Amid Crisis
In the Tenth District 83 banks failed to resume full operations as moratorium ended, with 37 state banks not opening. Time cites Woodin's new law as decisive, Glass opposes a deposit guarantee, and Treasury licensing is viewed as a de facto guarantee. Skeptics note recurring exam flaws despite claims of soundness.
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Federal Reserve District
Woodin
Glass
Treasury
U. S
Housewarming and gatherings fill town social season
A dense list of Tuesday through Sunday visits and hosted events centers on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tornquist and families. Friends and relatives such as the Shavers Johnsons and Carneys attended bridge games and suppers, with numerous locals named among guests and entertainers.
Strange disappearances and murder in the dark
A cryptic excerpt hints at a sinister figure behind multiple vanishings and a murder within The House. The query asks who the monster is, referencing a work titled The House of.
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House of Terror
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County of’ Republic
GUILD
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic
America’s
the Atlantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Providence Chapel
the Treasury
Stradley-Cooper
Spain
Garden Club
Algot- Anderson
Emma Isaacson
Eddie Boman
Hershel Kannier
John Brandstrom
Blanche ‘Hageman
Kackley
Ada Lutheran Church
Blanche Larson
Philip Larson
Henry Johnson
Larson
C. G. Danielson
Paul
Adolph Johnson
Dean Nywall
Marten
Wichits Falls
Texas
V. A. Falk
Tom Tornquist
Magnus Nelson
Ada Luther League
Randall
Ada
Claus Freeman
Carl Florell
Joyce
Vernon Lee
Robert
Tom ‘Tornquist
John Shaver
Lucille
Harold Shaver
Alden
Carl. Bothwell
Dave Elmberg
Arthur. Johnson and Sons
Charlie Monson
Arthur Bell
Roy Nichols
Ida Anderson
Edwin and
Elmer
Emily Olson
Ellen Johnson
Emanuel Tornquist
Allwin
Anton Johnson
Artie Jackson
Cecil Dickerhoof
James Carney
Carl R. Bothwell
Joye Anna Barton
Mary McClimans
Genevieve Roth
Mary Ellen Nichols
Evie ‘Monson
Velma Slipsager
Rita ‘Swearingen
Ralph Swearingen
Carl Johnson
Robert Flesher
Harold Edberg
Alice Anderson
Tom~Tornquist
C. A. Tornquist
Carl Bothwell
Mary McClemans
Teachers Association
Norman
Hilda Almquist
Mrs
Lawrence Olson
John Kelley
Mankato
Ed Thomas
Miss Thelma
Levi Olson
Florence ‘Swanson
Genevieve’ Roth
Walter. Henry
A. W. Segerhammer and Sons
Gust Edberg
Harod
Bert Hageman
Helen
Daugh
Ters
O. W. Carlson
Frank Carlson
Pete Hansen
Frank Johnson
Carl
Eva Carney
Eldon
Reba Erkenbrack
Lillian Swenson
Truman Johnson
Gilbert
Albert * Swenson
Marvin Slipsager
Algot Anderson
Victorious Life
Methodist Church
B. W. Selin
H. E. Weaver
Genoa
Nebr
Semdac
Congoleum
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