Norway News and Community Notes From Belleville Area
The Norway Farm Bureau Unit met at Mrs. Helen Larsen’s home with a program on Suffer Little Children and a Christmas ideas lesson by Mrs. Larsen. Attendees included Lon Engle Anna Ringer Inga Vannice Clara Jacobson Clara Melhus Eda Smith Edith Norris Ruby Inga Carlgren. Refreshments were served by the host. A birthday gathering for Mrs. Hilma Stensaas brought relatives from several families. Expressions of illness and travel were noted among community members, with weekend visits and dinners reported. Norway high school hosted a birthday party for Miss Hinkle and Charles McGregor. A Republican rally with county candidates, led by Mr. Skovgard, was held in Norway with coffee served afterward.
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Norway Farm Bureau
Helen Larsen
Larsen
Lon Engle
Anna Ringer
Inga Vannice
Hilma Stensaas
Homer “Christensen
C. B. Stensaas
E.A. Carlgren
Carrol Carlgren
E. M. Eastvedt
Russell Jacobson
Allen Vannice
Hinkle
Ila Marie
Pauline
Ralph Larsen
Elden Stensaas
Leslie
Milton
Walter Darlington, Jr
Darlington
Texas
E. A. Carlgren
Clarence Widen
Elaine Loring
C. B. Stensons
Lloyd Hammer
Alfred Hammer
Webber
John Clare Graham
Karen, Ross
W. W. Birch
Emporia
Stene O’dair
Melvin Smart
Elnora
Anita Hammer
Ha Marie
Pauline Larson
Mathias Ross
Lovewell
Mary ‘Nell Darlington
Norway
Harold Hammer
Elgine Loring
Evelyn Carlgren
Elsie Vannice
Milton Stensons
Floyd Vannice
Kenneth Christensen
E. A. McGregor
Miss Hinkle
Republican Ticket in Beaver and Courtland Townships
Voters are shown party line listings across Beaver Union Courtland and White Rock townships with candidates for trustees treasurer clerk and justice of the peace. Names include Eben Johnson Elmer E Johnson O L Larson Clarence Freeman Wilber Hedges Frank Kier D H Marty Rex Brownlee Geo Frankamp Alfred Osborn Carl Moline and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Goodwin
Frank Millen
de ’ Ernie "Mikesell
Ralph Bowersox
Jim Curry
Courtland Township
L. Larson
Clarence Freeman
Wilber Hedges
Frank ‘Kier
D. H. Marty Rex Brownlee
Emil Lindblad
White Rock Township
Ccseeeeee
Geo. Frankamp
Alfred Osborn
Cline Kauer
Johnson
Carl Moline
Division of Powers Across Federal and Local Government
Max Berns discusses Jefferson's 1799 stance on division of powers among federal, state, and local governments. He cites Jefferson's Autobiography on distributing authority rather than centralizing it and notes the 10th Amendment reserving undelegated powers to states or the people. Next week he asks what power courts hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Theatatea
Union
Congress
United States
Max Berns
Small Town News Notes From Providence Chapel Area
Providence Chapel Stuart Wilbur threshes for Frank Fraser and Arthur Kelly the first of the week. Mrs Noel De Wolf and Peggy Ann visit Roy Ball's on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Wilma Milner and Karen visit Howard Donaldson Friday. Florence Fike goes with George Fike to Concordia Friday and visits Leslie Zook’s family. Mrs Dave Doctor in Belleville caring for aged mother from Friday to Sunday. Charles Fike returns home from work with Bernie Lash on Saturday. Nona Milner Eldred Lash and George Fike Jr. attend Belleville high school and spend weekend at home. Sunday School reports 49 present at Highland. All day rally and basket dinner planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Wilbur
Frank Fraser
Arthur Kelly
Noel de Wolf
Peggy Ann
Roy Ball
Wilma Milner
Karen
Howard Donaldson
Florence Fike
George Fike
Concordia
Leslie Zook
Dave Doctor
Belleville
Doctor
Charles Fike
Bernie Lash
Nona Clair Milner
Eldred Lash
Highland
Landon Holds Lead In National Poll Against Roosevelt
Governor Landon leads President Roosevelt 11 to 8 in semi final Literary Digest nationwide poll across 48 states with 1 182 307 votes for Landon and 878 526 for Roosevelt. Landon carries 32 states to Roosevelt 16 and would win 3870 electoral votes to 161. Social notes mention Jessie Nichol and La Verne Larson visiting Concordia and Lizzie Evert visiting May White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Digest
U B P res Ladies Serve Chicken Dinner at Aid Building
The U B P res Ladies will serve a chicken dinner on election day at the Aid Building for 30 cents. Public invited.
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U. B
NYA Training School Opens Near Topeka
Unemployed young women aged 18 to 25 join a NYA resident work project in a training school at Zarah near Topeka from October 27 to February 27. The county quota is 15 participants who must complete relief forms and pass a physical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
Zarah
Topeka
Bargain Spot Sale Attracts Local Visitors This Week
Mrs. Harry Benjamini and Don ald visited the Otto Nelson home Tuesday afternoon. Rev and Mrs Selin were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson and family. Saturday is the last day of the Bargain Spot Big Sale with large pieces of aluminum ware for 23 cents. Emma Isaacson and Emil Isaacson called on Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene Saturday morning. Peggy McGregor was Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs O J Wetzel and Annjeannette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harry, Benjamini and
Donald
Otto Nelson
B. W.selin
Emma Isaacson
Emil Isaacson
Henry Rosene
Peggy McGregor
O. J. Wetzel
Annjeannette
Bukets for bladder relief promoted by Hageman druggists
A 25 cent bladder remedy advocates improved elimination to ease nighttime urination, frequent urge, and burning by flushing acids and impurities. It touts buchu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs formed into green tablets, with return option if not pleased after four days. Wires druggists in Scandia Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageman
Scandia
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Evelyn
Carlgren
Faulkner Funeral Service
Justice’ of Peace
Joseph McGowan Constable
Carl T. Larson
G. A. Nystrom
Beaver ‘Township
Justice ‘of Peace
Eben Johnson
Elmer E
Chas. O. Johnson
Union Township
Norway Township
Warren Scott
Reasurer
Lal A
Larsen Wlerkteen
Fraser
County, Court House
Providence Chapel
Jessie, Nichol and
la Verne Larson
Lizzie Evert
May White
Westinghouse
Kansas Power Company
Sec
Pol. Adv
Ed & Babe’s Cafe
Cook’s Paints
Velvay
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
Miltonvale
Gridiron
Mallows
Nebia
the Hammer Grocery
Bert
Straad
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