Alpha Delta Pi Grants New Chapter At Manhattan Event
Society notes show Alpha Delta Pi grants a new chapter in Manhattan, with a fall initiation and local festivities. Guests Miss Hazut Longabaugh and others attended informal entertainments at 928 Alabama Street, featuring croquet and games and a supper underMiss Battaile honored.
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Hazut Longabaugh
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Wedding and social events fill town notes diary
Wedding of Miss Edith Harriet Simpson to Frank Bernard Henderson held Tuesday evening at 6230 clock in the Simpsons home on Warwick Boulevard. Hosts hosted a formal garden altar, candlelight lit ceremony, and a decorated dinning table with asparagus ferns. Guests included Miss Thelma Clack Irene Bat taile Ruth Strong and many others with music by Harold De Beulten and Dietrich. Several graduates and local society figures attended gatherings, whist parties and a Sigma Chi dance announced. Local guests and travelers like Miss Marjorie Anderson of Topeka and Mrs Henderson plan moves to Colorido and City Journal.
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Harold de Beulten
Sane
AL Prownir
Ie Dietrich
Katherine Pohee
Henderson
Pensylvania Avenue
City Journal
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Bistosilon Fraternity
Fran Stutsman
Marjorie Anderson
Topeka
Willy Gayden
Dora Pickard
Marcella Lyman
Irene Pickard
I Rui Ellis
Stratron
Percy Tilss
Cretin
Ruth Katherine Herry
Nortonville
Ena Stockwell
Bessie Allen
Pansy Walkes
Luteille Peddigord
Kan City
Eni de Moss
Reta Mull
Llelon Naismith
Zella Jones
Local Residents Visitages and University Construction Update
Mrs. Frank Rhodes visited Noria to see Oscar Cox and family. Mrs. A W Brewster returned to Kansas City after visiting her mother Mrs Clara Fan. Vrowman and Miss Ruth Standish Cady moved to Lawrence from Kansas City to settle permanently. Marie Heim went back to Kansas City after visiting Mrs Charles L De Watteville. Merritt Jeffries and son Robert returned to Kansas City after visiting Robert Wagstaff in France. Mrs. C P McNeese and Mrs F S Lewellyn of Clarendon visited Lewellyn for a short stay. William Moody, son of Re Moody of Chicago, visiting Minnie Alogdy. Mrs A L Baughman returned from Boulder. hosted Lawrence Osmond and Miss Anna O'Rourke. Mr and Mrs J W Swallow hosting relatives in Lecompton. Fraser Hall construction at the University: temporary stops opened to the north side. new approach progress noted. P M Leontas returned from a two-day visit in Kansas and Rosedale. Bintel Bradley and Fred Hashinge drove to Lopek. Lloyd dacksen noted.
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Noria
Oscar Cox
A. W. Brewster
Kansas City
Clara Fan
Mast
PB. Vrowman
Ruth
Standish Cady
Lawrence
Thei
Marie Heim
Kansas
Charles L. de Watteville
Merritt Jeffries
Robert
Howe
Robert Wagstaff
C. P. McNeese
F.S. Lewellyn
Clarendon
Lowy
Fettlis
Ars
Lewellyn
William Moody
Re . Moody
Chicago
Llinois
Minnie Alogdy
Frank
P.M. Leontas
Rosedale
Bintelt Bradley
Fred
Hashinge
Lopeka
Colo
Lloyd Dacksen
Ndene Black
Five Die in Wreck Near Port Ontario
Five persons drowned near Port Rodney Ontario yesterday when a motor car skidded on a bridge, plunged into the water. The chauffeur and one passenger escaped after tearing away curtains and climbing to safety. the others were reported drowned.
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Oer Boys Escap
Garden Inspection Committee Announces September Prizes
The garden committee of the city civic league conducted an inspection of gardens and found most in good condition. A second inspection is planned for September first to determine prize winners. Inspectors included Mrs. Chris Arnestrons Mrs. Virginia Mes Mrs. Artin Fhubleston and Mr. Johnston, president of the civic department of Federated Clubs.
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Chris Arnestrons
Virginia
Artin Fhubleston
Andy " Johnston
Civic Department of Federated Clubs
Guaranteed Cleaning and Prompt Delivery Claim
O. Powell, proprietor of a cleaning and pressing shop on July Mhusetts Street, partners with Mie Von Wile Hons this year. Mr Williams is an expert in the line, and every bit of work is guaranteed. Payroll emphasizes timely service and prompt handling of all cleaning, pressing, and repair tasks.
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Phillot
Mhusetts Street
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Payroll
NO ARRESTS RUMORS QUIET CITY POLICE COURT REPORT
Police report shows a quiet two days across the city with officers noting a lull in activity after a busy Sunday when several men were brought in. Officials warn the calm may fracture soon as authorities anticipate renewed enforcement and potential actions. Oil price notices indicate erectite oil at sixty cents per barrel, up from forty five cents in ten days.
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Fisher
Wichita, Falls, Tex
Milk Trial This Afternoon In Kansas Adulteration Case
The case against ASU Banks, arrested near AreyNeville station in Kansas, proceeds this afternoon with jurors selected. Banks pleads not guilty claiming he sold milk as received, amid wide farmer and consumer interest over adulteration risks and industry impact. Separately, Dupont Powder Company plans an eight hour workday for about fifty thousand employees, maintaining current wages and raising operating costs by about one third.
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Jill Isyeurom cArevniine
Kansas
Selliner
Hidy
Dupont Company
Dupont Powder Company
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One Fifth Are Women University Pay Rolls Shows Kansas Women Willing to Work
Of the 297 men and women on the University of Kansas payroll last year almost one fifth are women drawing regular salaries. Positions range from janitors to librarian with clerks and stenographers, laboratory assistants and one advisor of women. Among those not on the regular payroll about five women played piano for student use in the gym.
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University
Kansas
Kansas School Principal Purchases New Farm
Principal of K C Kansas School, a University of Kansas graduate, has purchased a farm near 1.4 miles from town. He will move to the property and begin farming activities, taking over responsibility at the new site.
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K. C
Wwhite
University of Kansas
Wilks
Outlaws Kill Two in Sebastian Region Ambush
Reports say two people died when outlaws attacked near Sebastian thirty seven miles north of Darlingen. President Al Austin of Sebastian Law and Order League and his wife were among the dead. The attack followed the group’s recent forceful actions driving residents from Sebastian. Local revelers claim the gunfire drew in nearby town residents as they prepared for retaliation.
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