Novia Society Weekend Includes Surprise Birthday Event
Society notes report Seminole Chub club members and several miss about to spend time in Novia Miss Minne Dinglestadt Miss Sack Todd Miss Pauline Wetzel Miss Marcia Carter and Miss Mildred Carter head to Novia for a week. Former football man Benny Davis of American Falls Idaho and Miss Nenakh Drake of Povatelly Tali were married August 18 and will be at home after November 1. Davis is a University graduate and ex-member of his team. A birthday surprise for Mes Jancisca at the First Christian Church Bible class gathering drew about twenty four guests with Mrs Pasco attending a Dorens Society meeting at Mrs John Stung’s home. A painted dresser set was presented to Mes Jancisca by class members.
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Novia
Woaders
Minne Dinglestadt
Sack Todd
Misa Pauline Wetzel
Marcia Carter
Mildred Carter
Benny Davis
Idahe
Aml
Drake
Povatelly
Tali
Miro Davis
Davis
Unive
Honda
Mes Vs. Bible
First Christian’ Churchs
Avain
Pasco
Dorens Society
John Stung
Mes
Jancisca
Mes, al
Wedding and social notes from Lawrence area society
Miss Asher wed James Leslie at the Harvey-Asher home ceremony held in an altar setting of palms and smites. The bride wore Brussels lace and carried roses. Rev. Stauffer conducted the ring ceremony. Guests enjoyed punch and refreshments after. Corrections note Mrs. Hill will not host Margarets birthday event as previously announced. Picnic and club events populate the local social calendar with gatherings at Lake View and Pinckney Wick.
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Harvey-Asher
Minearet
Asher
James Leslieer
B. RB. Stauffer
FH. H. Asher
Mor
M Gladys Henry
Bert” Renade
Miss Asher
Harvey
Personal mentions and visits in local society pages
Mrs MLE Black of Meade is visiting here. TL W Johnson and family of O Dite Wann spent yesterday and visited the Spotts family. They are returning from Kansas City. Cummings went to the same city this morning and will return with his ex e which has been in Kansas City for some time being announced in Lecompton to attend the picnic.
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Mle. Black
Meade
TL W.johnson
O Dite
Ted
Spotts
Thuy
Local residents and visits fill Lecompton area notes
A stream of visitors and relocations fills Lecompton and nearby towns. Leavitt barber shop moves to 1851-2 Bridge Street. Topeka and Kansas City trips appear for residents Mrs. Soph Merger, Mrs. Clark, and others. Librarian Miss Mary Lee visits Manhattan and Miss Birdie Zwick travels to Kansas City. Several residents travel to St Joseph, Trinidad, or Desoto for short stays or family visits.
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C RE Hawley
Ate Lecompton ‘Boity
A.W. Koeh
Topeka
Kansas
Hure
Taleott
Leavitt Barber
Bridge Street
Katherine Searles
St. Louis
Engel ‘Laws
Iwisit
Qlathe
Kan
Mary C aLee
Manhattan
Young
Sigma No
Linnie
Sheets
Williamstown
D. Funk
Bertha’ Badsky
Wiliams
Kansas City
Mary Anderson
DeSoto
Dorothy Tucker
Glendale Griffith
St. Joseph
Etrtehin
Chicago
A. Qolemin
Baldwin
M. Willis
Toledo
Leo Sonith
Galena
W. Guenther
Alice Hata
Jerome Chicago
Hugi
Jola
Arthur Spalding
Ramsey
Vito Bartheldes
Lown
Lule View
Jone Hprederick
Kingman
Downy Todas
H.W. West
Naris
Wath Coash
Vesterds
Gordon Gibb
Rol Flore
Winey
Noble Messer
la Levompton
Fanners’ Union
Kate Nolan
Kanga
California
Oregon
Jim Fenton
Lere
Socialists disapprove recall planks at Topeka
Socialists at their state council in the state house Topeka adopt a resolution condemning recall initiative and referendum planks of major parties and denounces a proposed constitutional amendment as a gold brick urging voters to reject it by a large margin.
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State Board of Utilities
State House
Topeka
Rubber Tires for Street Cars Urged by Speaker
At a Newcastle session of Great Britain’s Tramways Association a speaker urged rubber tires for street cars. He argued designed tires could outwear bus tires, reduce rail wear, and largely cut variances and corrugation while lowering noise and vibration. He also claimed higher speeds, up to twenty miles per hour, could be achieved.
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English Tramways Association
Tramways Association of “Great Britain
Cin
Newcastle
Gested
Mo‘tor
Nemaha County Clerk Dies by His Own Action
Nemaha county clerk Spark Rourk, suffering neuritis and ill health, drowned in the Nemaha River near Seneca. He left a note saying he was better off dead than alive. He was in his second term and survived by his wife and two young sons. A passerby found the body. authorities deem temporary mental strain as a factor.
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Senera
Nang
Spark
Nemaha
Senecal
Rourk
Phon
Sourk
The Aurora Ad Offers Winter Supplies And Events
Fragmented OCR text describes a sale at McColloch and a winter supply offer. It mentions a music subject and an event today in The Aurora alongside notices about Venna Spotts and an Oberlire gathering. The readable items suggest a local newspaper page with ads and society notices.
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The
Aurora
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Goop Music
Ireland
Kalem Co
Mr. Danhilds
Vitagraph
Earle ‘Williams
Edith Storey
Bunny
Paramount
Laddie
Edison
Biograph
Lubin
Prograd
Mildred Bright
Bob Frazier
Ina
Burring Lecord
Ruel
Bessie Bumpkin
Annie
Little and Universal Boy
Florence Lawrence
Tor Abeaid
Alternity
Sineath
AIRE
Alome
Weir Devere
Swamp Angel
Charles
Nebraska
Helen Hornaday
Koont Nyawhare
Seienue
Hageius College
Lake View
Lawrence
Balihvinés
Grove ‘Ly
Meopp Als
Hattie Rose
Dl Mitchel
Innititchell
Pans
Hemphill
Wil Gorrill
Herd Titers Club
Ivy Dhome
Secconel Presbyterian Church
Taut
Pinckney Wick
Doroth
Missionary Society
Woman's A Missionary Society of Plymouth Congregational
W. J. Gilmore
East 7Th Street
Douglas County
South
Hippodrome
Evans
Bluey
Man Monkey
Little Prince
Wonder
Alizaza
Cairo
Egypt
Alizazi
United States Senate
Naomi
India
Paulina
Ed A. Evans
Motordome
Prof. Canterberry
Cowboy
Flying Huffs
Foulard Iks
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Varsity
Comedias
Moving Picture
Pathe
Pauline
Sthr
Dr. Hess
S Raymond's Drug Stores
McColloch
Aly
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