Kennedy Hirschler Wedding in Sabetha Morning
The wedding of Miss Marjorie Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Kennedy and Mr Hirschler of Fresno California took place at seven o clock at the bride's parents home. Rev Craig Whitsitt cousin of the bride officiated. Only immediate family attended. A breakfast followed with yellow and white decor. Out of town guests included Mrs Carl Kennedy of Topeka and Rev and Mrs Craig Whitsitt of Marengo Iowa. Lieut Hirschler recently commissioned in the regular army is a former State Normal student and Phi Sigma Epsilon member. Both newlyweds taught at Sabetha High School last year. They left for Colorado and other western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Dorothy Durland
Lucile Cole
Carl Kennedy
Topeka
Craig Wwhittsit
Marengo
Iowa
Hirschler
University of Kamsas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Lieut
Reguararny
State Normal
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Sabetha High School
Colorado
Lawrence Daily Notes East Kansas Visitors and Moves
A mixed column records residents visiting Kansas City and returning home, trips through western Kansas, moves to Pueblo and Muskogee, and relatives visiting Lawrence. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs H T Lander, Miss Estella Bryan, A L Allman, Miss Martha and Clara Keiser, H M Light, Miss Mary Schleifer, Mr and Mrs L H Mulkin, C L Woodruff, Mrs FE Trueblood, Mrs Fredo Barteldes, Orville Crites, Miss Grace and Georgia Nelson, Mrs J H Hobson, Miss Phyllis Dunnette, Mr and Mrs J B Fugate, Floyd Fugate, Mrs E O Coyes, Irene Pickard, Mrs Fred Olmstead, and Tom Harley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Lander
Kansas City
Kansas
Estella
Bryan
A. L. Allman
Pueblo
Colorado
Martha
Clara Keiser
St. Louis
Henry Keiser
H. M. Light
Eudora
Mary Schlei
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Fredo Barteldes
Orville Crites
Junction City
Grace
Georgia Nelson
Iola
Josephine Nelson
J. H. Hobson
Elsie
Thelma
Topeka
Baldwin
Phyllis Dunnette
Wichita
J. B. Fugate
Mr Fugate
Floyd Fugate
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
E. O. Coyes
la Jolla
California
Carroll’s
Irene Pickard
Leta Eilison
Fred Olmstead
Chanute
J. L. Marrn
Connecticut
Lawrence T. Harris
San Antonio
National Army
Camp Finster Lean Springs
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Hester Jackson
Lincoln
Emergency Agricultural Agents Seen as Sound for Farmers
Kansas farmers are urged to view the emergency agricultural agents plan as a sound business proposition with no loss risk. The program, enabled by the food production bill, aims for quick wartime results through higher yields to offset European shortages. The government pays agent salaries. counties seeking both a man and a woman would request $400 more for expenses.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
H. B. Fuller
Government States Relation Service
Agricultural College
Europe
Jossia
County Council of Defense
Board of County Commissioners
Fredonia editor Cady to run Herald solo after service call
W S Cady becomes advertising manager and then sole manager of the Fredonia Herald as Lieut Hudson serves in the field. The paper, with AP franchise within a 25 mile radius, is backed by town business leaders and Cady’s university and press experience supports hopes for success.
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W. S. Cady
Journal-World
Clint Kanaga
Fort Riley
Fredonia Herald
Lieut. Hudson
Mr. Cady
Tieut. Hudson
The
Herald
Associated Press
Fredonia
Cady
University
Kansan
Penius
Dodge City
Warned Against Thief as Money Orders Missed in Peoria
Stolen money order blanks numbers 29723 to 29800 filled in by thieves have circulated since July 23. Businesses are advised not to cash such orders and to report any attempts to police. Des Moines saw a payer’s letter claiming Peoria origin with Robert P. Alexander as payee. Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank March visit their son Lieut George March of the Engineering Reserve Corps in Washington. The Marchs and Joe Black and Virginia Rose Parsons return from Chicago after a visit.
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Peoria
Illinois
Des Moines
Iowa
Ilinois
Robert P.alexander
Kansas City
Frank. March
Lieut
George March
Engineering Reserve Corps
Washington, D. C
March
Joe Black
Virginia Rose
Chicago
Ed Parsons
Kansas Women to Register for War Service
Kansas women organized by county units rapidly, with eighty five counties reporting to Mrs. David W. Mulvane. When remaining twenty counties organize, Governor Capper will issue a proclamation designating a registration day for war service.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Cupper
David W. Mulvane
Capper
Spy Held in Kansas City Under Interment During War
A self styled international spy, Karl Graves, is held at Kansas City police headquarters with the Department of Justice investigation ongoing. Graves allegedly claimed to be employed by the state department. Information is being withheld by Arthur T Hindly of the DOJ. Francis M Wilson, Western Missouri district attorney, telegraphed to President Wilson requesting Graves be interned for the remainder of the war, claiming he is an enemy agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Graves
Kansas City
Department of Justice
State Department
Arthur T. ‘Hindly
Graves
Wilson
Francis M. Wilson
Western
Missouri
Takien
Naval Education Reform Aims to Open Navy to All Russians
Petrograd Aug 18 Correspondence of Associated Press Major General Klado chief of naval educational institutions prepared a radical plan unifying the Naval Academy School for Marines Marine Engineering Institute and Sevastopol Naval Training Corps under a central naval education authority in Sebastopol. The plan would admit only those with secondary education and remove noble privileges, opening naval careers to Russians of modest means. The reform envisions postwar pacifist anti militarist education to prepare for reduced armaments.
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Russia
Petrograd
Associated
Klado
Naval Educational Institutions
Naval Academy
School For
Marines
Maring Engineering Institute
Sebbastopol Naval ‘Training Corps
Exemption Board Reports 143 Appeals in Week
Topeka Aug 18 The first district exemption appeal board completed its first week by noon today passing on 143 exemption appeals from military service Of the total 1444 four temporary exemptions were granted for January 1 1918 The board expects 399 to 400 cases next week and reports progress satisfactory toward building the national army before cantonments open. Myrtie Strahan to return from Manhattan tomorrow after visit.
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Appeal Board
Topeka
District Exemption Appeal Board
Mexico Newsure: Local echoes of commerce and home life in 1910s Kansas
Mexico City Aug 18 The No Commercial Congress in session appointed a commission to depart for the United States to seek best benefits for Mexico amid public needs. J Mack of Russell Kansas bought the residence of Robert House on Tennessee Street, a fine property built by the late Jacob House. The Mack family will move this fall and continue Lawrence schools and the University. Visits include RS Holliday and General G W Russ of Oklahoma, and N F Fowler and family from La Harpe Kansas renting a house in Lawrence to educate their children. Oski trip mentions Weanoxie and Mrs Rosie Nuttinger. Mrs Geo Weston of Buffalo Kansas will visit next week with her niece Mrs Geo Shuck. Bakery ad and notices about pies, bread and ice cream. FOR RENT modern house rooms University district or sale at a bargain 1000 down. Ed S Lemon 1140 Ohio.
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Mexico
Mexico City
United
J. BoMack
Russell, Kamsas
Robert
Tennessee Street
Jacob
Mack
Luwience
Lawrence
University
University District
S. Lemon
Ohio
Girl from Taft era hoes at Pennsylvania farm colony
Readable text notes Helen Taft once lived in the White House now hoeing potatoes beets and beans at a women’s farm colony near Chester Pennsylvania. The passage remarks she holds the hoe as if she knew how.
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Helen Taft
White House
Women’s Farm Colony
Cheseter
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Burton Holmes
Travel Pictures
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Moberly
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Clyde Johnston
Woodland Park
Erich Owen
Rosie Nuttinger
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Tom Harley
Konsas, Jr
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Hazel Pratt
Miriam Rey
T. CG. Maughlin
Jones
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Charles Edo
Browmer
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Lieut. A. Lawrence
Anna Barber
Boston, Mass
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Patterson
Galena
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the Varsity
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Women's Home Companion
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Washington
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Victor Murdock
Federal Trade Commission
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Myr Myrtie Strahan
Manhath
Beluive
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G. W. Russ
OK Ranch
Mr. Holliday
Indiana Stree
N. FE. Fowler
la Harpe
Lawwrence
Inosa
W. B. Tipton
Emporia, Kansas
Edward Buts
Brinkman’s Bakery
Paul Rankin
Lawrence Constant
Teeter
Yellow Stone Pints
Detroit
Mich
Mrs
Evening
Tae B. Cowgill
Ss. Ball Confectionery
Massachusetts
Hadley
WM. Schultz
Mass
Hester & Roberts 3Lfig
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W. H. Quakenbush
Wolf’s Book Store
K. S
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