Paranto Patterson Wedding and related society notes
Paranto Patterson wedding at home on Rhode Island street details the couple and families with wartime service and KU ties. Also notes Laizure Jewett Kansas City De Soto marriage, student status, home in Lecompton, and teaching post. Various social events include breakfasts, hikes, picnics, a Sigma Kappa convention, and a university reception plan for summer session faculty members.
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Paranto-Patterson
Hazel Margaret Paranto
Lester Patterson
L. H. Menger
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Oread High
Rhode Island Street
Patterson
EB. Patterson
Tennessee Street
United States Signal Corps
University of Kansas
Kentucky Street
Laizpre-Jewett
Mavis Laizure
Kansas City
Mark Jewett
de Soto
Ben Laizure
University
Jewett
K. U. In
Lecompton
Mr. Jewett
Week End Club Supper and July Events At Local Venues
The Week End Bag club held a supper at Wiedenmann grill room with two dances by Garolyn Red House. A dance at Woodland Park is planned for July 7 for members only, with light refreshments. Next supper meeting set for July 17 at the country club, with possible transportation for the girls. August meetings are dispensed with. Miss Lena Miller discussed the Salina meeting and will attend the Chattanooga conference July 10 to 16. Miss Petz announced a blank enabling a one and a half rate fare to attend the convention.
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Wiedemann Grill
Garolyn- Red House
Woodland Park
Country Club
Lena Miller
Salina
Miss Miller
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Chattanooga
Petz
China trains railwayers and western methods spread
The article describes China adopting Western training for railway workers. It notes many training schools for engine crews and workers' children, with about 6000 students across 25 middle and primary schools plus 12 railway training schools. Expenditure totals 110,778 dollars. A fortnightly magazine supports skilled labor education and factory talks accompany the program. Interesting historical note mentions a 1457 Bavarian printing claim and Costa Rica pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Ministry of Communications
Kansas topeka mansion bids reopen for governor home
Kansas Topeka reports new bids will be opened July 14 for remodeling the governor mansion. About 12 000 dollars is available for work including porch remodeling cement floors new railings foundations full exterior overhaul repainting wood refinishing and updating plumbing bathrooms and laundry facilities for the three story structure with terra cotta stone and revised interiors.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Executive Council
M. Turner
R. L. Gamble
Gamble
British Colonel Casts Doubts On Helicopter War Use
A British artillery colonel told The Graphic that helicopters would aid civil flying but be of little military value in war. He warned modern anti-aircraft guns could easily destroy stationary or low-flying aircraft, and claimed helicopters were only in infancy despite claims of invisibility at 5,000 feet.
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London
Brennan
Agena
Royalty Spends Money Freely While British Ex-Service Men Hunger
London reports show ex servicemen begging in the streets as former soldiers fail to find private or government jobs. American visitors note the contrast with lavish royal and court spending, claiming funds could support thousands of demobilized defenders if diverted from dress and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tondon
Gila monster feasts on eggs at Slate Manual Training Normal
A gila monster on display at the Slate Manual Training Normal feeds on eggs, showing a preference for fresh shells. An egg from a refrigerator was brought to its private room, where the creature briefly examined it before rolling it into warm water and eating.
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Pittsburg
Kim
Lawrence Frank writes on autumn life and local scene
October nights remain mild and pleasant for sleep yet hinder swimmers as cooler air returns. Workers from last year continue road work west of town while fields thresh shyly. The I A Tr adopts stern resolutions defending Lincoln against Confederate veterans’ assault.
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Rts
Fort Tu Fo
Death of Sam Jones Leaves Lyons Grieving
Sam Jones 63, a prominent longtime Kansas attorney known for old school scholarship and mastery of Latin and classics, died after a lifelong career. His son Ben Jones is county attorney. Paul Jones, editor of the Lyons News, is his nephew.
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Monra Sawyer
Lyons
Sam Jones
Kansas
Circle of Friends
Jones
Ben
Paul Jones
The
Lyons Nets
Prefer Gil Fuel to Coal Leavenworth July 4
Uncertainty about a constant coal supply in the future led Kansas Power officials to decide on oil burning units for the local electricity plant. The installation includes a storage reservoir with 660,000 gallons of fuel oil, a four months supply, and a 310,000 capacity equipment upgrade.
City Attorney Thiele Out of City on Legal Business
Walter G. Thiele city attorney is away on legal business and will not return until Saturday July 7.
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Walter G. Thiele
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Kent
Vera Castle
Alice McGuffey
Bertha
Dorothy
Arah Weidman
Helen Tanner
Marie
Lela
Pauline Brown
Josephine Fugate
Jessamine Fugate
Sigma Kappa
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Chicago
Margaret McLain
Elizabeth Shepherd
Marguerite Cox
Solene Cox
Gladys McKnight
Hazel Anderson
Reba Donaghey
Irene’ Heron
Norma Keys
Elsié Moore
Piigi
Baldwin
Marie Russell
Gladys Keipr
Mable
Myra Summers
Massachusetts Street
Lora Keeler
Dr. H. Pihem
Wichita
Kate Riggs
E. 17Th Street
Abigail Clark
Buffalo
N. Y
Jessie Nachir
Manhattan
Lucy Riggs
Miss Clark
Miss Nachir
Miss Riggs
Lake View
Lake View Club
H. T. Melton
John Walton
Max Wilhelmi
A. Marks
Harry Lander
R. C. Jackman
J. Lewis
Hugh Means
Francis Jaedicke
Dick Wagstaff
Leavenworth
Walter Varnim
John: Robinson
Alfred Eliott
Win Newmark
Arthur Huddleston
K.U
Tvere
Dudley Buck
Louis Victor Saar
John R. Dyer
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ilinois U. Emporia
Priscilla Howe
Emporia
State Normal School
University of Illinois
Howe
Kansas Normal
Aella
Emulso
KL. S. N
University of
China Trains Railroaders
Glenn Carter
Jennie MeCome
Nell MeCome
Evelyn Garvin
Keith Hemenway
Thomas G. Winey
Henry L. Winey
Post Street
Harry Sheets
Verdie Hemming
Ottawa
Dana J. Hale
Paul Hyatt
Carbondale
Mr. Byatt
Ellis T. Johnston
Watkins
Lena ‘Miller
Business and Professional Women's
Edith Ray
Kan City
Miller Carpenter
Ralph L. Newby
Gazette
Susie Johnson
Bavaria
Costa Rica
Tientsin
Stars and Stripes
U. S
Mary May
Los Angeles
I. A. Tr
Abraham Lincoln
Sheriff's Office
Woodlams Park
Shimmons Bros, Tlowersoek Theatre
Kelley's Safe MK
Kelley
Wiedemann’s
Wallepapog
Wolf’s Book Store
Varsity Theatre
Ays
Jackie Coogan
Lisson
Ipeus
Joten, Taneark Smithits Ies
Tod AN Ony
Pepys
New CT Abw
Mvaans
Wilk
Ixd
Kuhn
Ste
del Monte
Alaska Bay View
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