Katharine Fulkerson Jakowsky Wedding in Kansas City
Miss Katharine Fulkerson and John Jakowsky wed Monday January 22 at Second Presbyterian Church Kansas City officiated by Dr Henry Marculte. Bride wore white crepe de chine gown with Greek design. reception at Baltimore hotel. couple will reside in Pittsburgh. Bride a 1919 University graduate member of Torch. Groom a 1920 University engineering graduate petroleum engineer with US Bureau of Mines, Pittsburgh.
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Palkerson Jakowsky
Katharine Fulkerson
John Yay Jakowsky
Hook Place
O'Clock
Kansas City
Henry Marculte
Second ‘Presbyterian Church
FG. Fulkerson
Baltimore
Jukowsky
Pittsburgh
Univerty
Torch
Jakowsky
Delta Upsilon
Sigma Xi
Bowersock Theatre Tonight Seated Promptly at Rise
Owing to the length of the performance patrons are asked to be seated at the rise of the curtain. Do not miss the opening scene.
Community Club Gatherings Outline Kansas Arts Talks
Parker Wedd ing demonstration. Miss Mabel Barnhard will give a music demonstration. Other entertainment features include a vocal solo by Miss Margamet Prennon a reading by Miss Dorothy Power and a piano number by Miss Ruth Elis all members urged to attend especially mothers whose children have moved to junior high. Cosmos Club members answered roll call at Mrs. W. C. McGonnell home with Kansan poems paper on Kansas author by Mrs. Anna Arnett. Club banquet planned for in about two weeks. Ladies Literary League met at Mrs. George C. Foster with Miss Katherine Reding speaking on A Summer Student in Mexico. guests included Mrs. Fred Morris and others. Progressive Reading Club met at Mrs. W. B. Wilcox home. review of Evalina by Madame DArblay and author sketch by Mrs. Greene. social hour and refreshments. Twentieth Century Club entertained at Mrs. Arthur L. Owen with musical program by Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Werner. thirty seven attend including guests. tea to end. Quivera Club met at Mrs. C. Vickrey home. program by Mrs. Rachel Buckminister read.
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Ing
Mabel Barnhard
Margamet Prennon
Dorothy Power
Ruth Elis
Ladies Literary League
George C. Foster
Katherine Reding
Mexico
Progressive Reading Club
Meairs
W. B. Wilcox
Kentucky Street
J. B. Fugate
Evalina
Madame D'Arblay
W. R. Greene
W.B. Wilcox
S. E. Oewisli
Mrs. Meairs
Wilcox
Twentieth Century Club
Arthur L. Owen
Owen
Henry Werner
Light of Asia author event and lodge supper notice
The Rebekah Lodge No. 4 invites members to a basket supper at the I. O. O. F. hall Friday evening at 6:30. The gathering accompanies the reading of The Light, of Asia by Sir Edwin Arnold, per the lodge schedule.
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Asia
Sir Edwin Amolid
Rebekah Lodge
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Winter travel and visits across Kansas and Oklahoma
Personal notices list Lawrence residents in Los Angeles and Kansas City visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Willis of Kansas City stay with Bowman in Columbus? Ohio street. Baker family from Tulsa visits Conboy family in Lawrence then Kansas City with Edith Leck. Zollner and Blecher families visit Eudora. Durr family attends funeral in Eudora. Anderson, Sehon, McConnell, and Slou ter families spend time in Bald win and Kansas City. Florence Barrows called to Covington Oklahoma for illness in Robison family. McMullen of Great Bend a guest elsewhere.
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Herman C. Baehr
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawrence
W. J. Baumgartner
San Francisco
France
Buehrs
Europe
P. Saile
Los Angeles
Cal
C. M. Willis
Kansas City
O. Bowman
Ohio Street
D. R. Baker
John Thomas
Tulsa
Okla
Baker
T. W. Conboy
Kansas’ City
C. L. Miller
Edith Leck
George Zollner
Eudora
Frank Blecher
H. W. Henderson
Waldo Durr
Durr
Elsie Armstrong
J. W. D. Anderson
J. W. Murray
Baldwin
C. W. Sehon
W. H McConnell
H. W. Sluoter
Florence Barrows
Covington, Okta Vy
4. C. Robison
J. F. McMullen
Great Bend
Lawrence Social Notes Hint Local Movements
Miss Elva McMullen returns home with her mother from the Mu Phi Epsilon house as Kansas City visits continue. Mrs. H C Hoover of Topeka and T W Burton of Omaha are seen in Lawrence during the day. Fred Jaedicke returns from Excelsior Springs Missouri. J Frank Jones attends Western Nursery men Association in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs C A Wilson of New York Life Insurance plan visits in Lawrence. Mrs Will Johns ill at home. Judge and Mrs Louis Menger travel to Kansas City for KU basketball.
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Elva McMullen
Mu Phi Epsilon
Miss McMullen
Kansas City
H.C. Hoover
Topeka
Lawrence
T. W. Burton
Omaha
Fred Jaedicke
Excelsior Springs
J. Frank. Jones
Western Nurserymen’s Association
New York Life Insurance Company
Kansas
F. Deaver
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Hinman 84 in Chicago
Mrs Mary E Hinman aged 84 died Tuesday at her Chicago home. She was aunt to Mrs Rachel Flory and Mrs Robert Seamans and formerly resided in Lawrence. Funeral held in Chicago. Irene M Hoskins 20 died of influenza in Climax Springs Mo shipped to Lawrence for burial at Oak Hill cemetery this afternoon with no cemetery service. Bene Market Basket Every Friday.
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Mary. E. Hinman
Mary FE. Hinman
Chicago
Hinman
Rachel Flory
Robert Seamans
Lawrence
Irene M. Hoskins
Climax
Springs
Oak Hill
Canada wheat and crop values rise in 1922
Ottawa reports Canada’s field crops valued at 984,139,500 in 1922, a gain of over 50 million from 1921. Wheat leads with a large year, hay and oats also up, while barley rye and other grains show mixed changes amid broader agricultural strength.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
R. H. Coates
Dominion Statistician
Left Turns Valve Prompted Water Riot in Mexico City
An ignorant peon at Mexico City's water and light company misread directions and turned a valve right instead of left at a pumping station on the outskirts. The error caused a massive flood in the main plaza, triggering riots that left twenty dead and hundreds injured.
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Mexico City
Water and Light Company
Spain's Trade With Philippines Rises in October
Manila dispatch notes Spain rose to fifth among Philippine trade partners in October, displacing Germany and the Netherlands. Trade reached 600000 dollars, up from 570000 the previous year, with cigars and tobacco exchanged for wine vegetables fish and textiles. The U S share climbed to 10700000 dollars, up 35 million from last year.
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Manila
Spain
Philippine Islands
Germany
Netherlands
Bureau of Customs
Philippines
United States
Thieves in Germany Now Bandits Steal Treasures
From Kaiser Frederick Museum Berlin on January 23 reports say irreplaceable items from the Oriental section were stolen in the last month as police struggle against roaming bands. A bronze bust disappeared from the Ministry of Defense office and the Chinese Ambassador's home was looted in broad daylight.
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Berlin
Kaiser Frederick Museum
Ministry of Defense
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