Norway School Ends With Track Meet and Baby News
Mrs. and Mr. Lester Thompson announce the birth of a nine pound baby girl on May 21. Norway schools closed with a last day celebration featuring a grade track meet against Fairview, Oak Creek, and Norway. LeRoy Wright and Glenn Larson led Class A and C events, with multiple firsts in sprints, jumps, and relays. Local families attended Lovewell commencement as Dr. J H Lagenwalter of Lincoln gave the evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Thompson
Norway
Fairview
Oak Creek
LeRoy Wright
Clarence Herrman
Junior Scott
Junior Ames
Glenn Larson
Melvin Brewer
LeRoy
Clarence
Ames
Scott
Glenn
Melvin
Amanda Brandstrom
Noble Isaacson
Loren Dean
Lewis
Wallin
Verna
Lovewell
J. H. Lagenwalter
Lincoln
Neb
Local Social Guests Visit in Clifton and Belleville
Mrs C E Wyman of Clifton joined Friday supper with Mrs Oberia Ryan. Friday guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson Jean and Jarl and Mrs Amanda Maxell. Saturday afternoon visitors were Mrs Hershel Kannier of Topeka Mrs Oscar Bergstrom Mrs C H Freed and Genevieve. Sunday visits included Mrs Bertha Johnson Formose with Rev Charles Early and Mrs Oberia Ryan. Wilbur Miller and Gust Fogelberg family plan Wichita summer. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Thornton Doctor at Irene King’s Belleville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wyman
Clifton
Oberia Ryan
Algor Anderson
Don Ronald
And
Charles ,Johnson, Jean and Jarl
Amanda Maxell
Hershel Kannier
Topeka
Oscar Bergstrom
C. H Freed
Genevieve
Bertha Johnson
Formose
Charles Early
Wilbur Miller
Wichita
Robert Doctor
Kathrynn
Paul
Patty Lou
Paula Sue
Maxiné Polley
Agnes Albro
Misg
Irene King
Belleville
Thornton Doctor
Eldora Coleman Guests Norma Glee Bowersox Home
Eldora Coleman spent a few days early this week as a guest of Miss Norma Glee Bowersox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Coleman
Norma Glee Bowersox
Hospital notes and local visits in Kansas and Concordia
Virginia Mahan returns to Kansas City hospital for continued treatment. Goitre patient Mrs. Dale Simonds enters Concordia hospital with Dr Richard Fuller and Mrs Grace West is reported ill. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Kallman and Mr and Mrs Simonds with various family members and Belleville Ladies Aid gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mahan
Kansas City
A. J. Kallman
Concordia
Grace West
Ella Oliphant
Mary Kallman
Ed Kallman
Dale Simonds
Simonds
Richard Fuller
Sugarite
N. M
Acidity Threatens Millions Health Says Medical Study
The article warns that stomach and kidney acidity can endanger millions and claims failure of three organs is most destructive. It notes doctors discuss natural death myths and suggests alkaline treatment for ailments like dyspepsia, biliousness, sour stomach, and chronic symptoms.
Williams S L K Formula Aids Stomach Liver and Kidneys
Thousands find Williams S L K Formula effective against acidity as it tones stomach, liver and kidneys. A physician's prescription remedy distributed through drug stores with money back guarantee by Haggman and Wires Drug Store. Also mentions Mite Killer for chickens and A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams S.L.K
Haggman and Wires Drug Store
Sunday Dinner Guests Include Local Residents
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker and Marilynn of Munden visiting Mrs Myrtle Sanderson. Mrs Arthur Coldazier and her children were afternoon guests.
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Alfred Walker
Marilynn of
Munden
Myrtle Sanderson
Arthur Coldazier
Sunday Evening Guests Visit Local Families
Guests include Mr and Mrs Dan Jensen and Marian of Concordia for supper with Mr and Mrs Donald Walstrom and Mr and Mrs O J Johnson. Martin Larson and family also visited in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Jensen
Marian
Concordia
Donald Walstrom
O. J. Johnson
Martin Larson
Friendship Club Meets In U B Aid Building
Friendship Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Charles Hohman as hostess. Members and guests enjoyed needlework and a delicious lunch. Miss Edna Neher summers with her parents in McCune. Miss Mae Berggren and Miss Pauline Skidmore weekend guests of Miss Mabel Berggren. Cameron Seed promotes tomatoes, cabbage, sweet potatoes, peppers in Belleville Kansas.
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Friendship Club
Charles Hohman
U. B
Mae Berggren
Pauline Skidmore
Mabel Berggren
Cameron Seed
House
Belleville
Kansas
Wheat Acreage Measuring Under Way in Kansas Counties
Crews with steel tapes and measuring wheels patrol Kansas wheat farms this week to verify contracted and planted acreage. The county wheat production control association leads the checks to catch errors in cooperation producers measurements and to help them complete proof of compliance forms for submission to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Th County
Wheat Production Control Association
Adjustment Administration
Washington, D. C
Farmers to keep farm records under AAA program
A second series of community educational meetings on the AAA Farm Record Book is being held in most counties this week by local leaders. The purpose is to assist contract signers in filling out practice copies of the record book. Kansas State College extension service farm management specialist B. W. Wright cautions producers not to place any data in the actual record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
B. W. Wright
Kansas State College Extension Service
Teacher Advises Careful Edits to Preserve Book Quality
A teacher warns students that making erasures and corrections can mar a book’s appearance and increase error risk, though the text is straightforward. He urges careful handling to maintain a neat presentation as instruction continues.
NYWALL RANKS HIGH AT LOCAL POST OFFICE
Post Office inspectors A L With erspoon of Manhattan and B E Naylor of Topeka visited the local office last Thursday. They reported satisfactory affairs and postmaster Nywall received a 99 rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Witherspoon
Manhattan
B. E. Naylor
Topeka
Formosa
Nywall
NRA at the Crossroads in Government and Industry Debate
Washington observers say the NRA faces a pivot as critics from the FTC and Recovery Board challenge steel and oil code practices. Business leaders claim slowed recovery due to unwarranted government control and price setting, prompting Roosevelt to form a cabinet study on code adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Eagle
Federal Trade Commission
National Recovery Review Board
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Sherman
Roosevelt
NRA constitutional test looms over Roosevelt recovery core
The industry report notes a big unit price for a product and a trend of consumer growth. Growing criticism targets General Johnson, his methods, his organization, and his assistants. A high court test of NRA constitutionality is approaching, a crucial situation affecting Roosevelt’s recovery policies since NRA is the heart of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Johnson
NRA
Meandering Mule Causes Barn Collapse On Hillside Farm
Richard Jensen's mule wandered into the John Naslund farm barn on a hillside last week. The animal pushed open the west door, the floor gave way, and the mule fell to the lower level amid timber debris. Parts of mulehide lay scattered among the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jensen
John Naslund
Scandia High News Earns Second Class Honor
The Scandia High News at Scandia High School received a second class honor rating in the eighth annual Tri State Press contest sponsored by Midland College Fremont Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia High News
Scandia High School
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
Notorious Family Feud Ends in Bitter Parting
A personal dispute ends with a family rift as John Johnson recounts his mother-in-law’s harsh wishes and final estrangement amid a long running feud. The remark reveals lasting tensions within the household and the absence of reconciliation.
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John Johnson
Tom Thompson confession echoes threats and tall Swede recollection
A Cretcherette quotes Tom Thompson claiming he faced threats and bluffs from men boasting hot southern blood, but notes his only real thrashing came from a tall slow Swede. The remark reflects a colorful, personal recollection from a local social column.
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Tom Thompson
Cretcherette
The Redskin Taxpayers Front in a Cartoons Tone
A Tribune cartoon portrays John Taxpayer and family fleeing a “Tribe of Taxeaters” in frontier guise. It argues taxpayers face cannibalistic taxes harming wages, homes, and jobs, urging a united, anti extravagance movement to oppose costly legislation and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
John R
John Taxpayer
United Land Employers
Meanest guy in the world joke notes barber deaf tease
A quote laments a notorious character described as the cruelest man, who was deaf and never told his barber. The remark uses humor to expose a sly, unspeakable person.
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Norway News
Gust Fogelberg
John ‘Vandeveer
Rydal News
A. M. Sanborn. Lumber Co
Edna Neher
McCune
Washington
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Sherdahl
Wm. G. McDowell
Scandia Journal
Redskins
the Hammer Grocery
Ae ‘ Ic
Goodyear
Oodyea Speedway
Home Oil & Supply CO
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