Crawford Kroesch wedding in Girard and Topeka
Agnes Crawford daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Crawford of Girard wed Edward Kroesch of Hoisington in St Johns Episcopal Girard ceremony officiated by Rev J T De Wolf and Rev R W Rham es. The couple plan to be at home in Hoisington after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Lawrence
Agnes] Crawford
R. J. Crawford
Girard
Edward Kroeschi
Hoisington
St. John’s Episcopal Church
J. T. de Wolf l
St. .Peter’s Episcopal Church
Pittsburg
R. W.rhames
St. John’s Church
Katie Lee Smith
Girard ‘Sangr
R. de Koven
J. L. Warner
Kroesch
University of
Imperial Auction Club Hosts Bridge Meet at Jewett Home
Miss W. R. Taylor entertained Imperial Auction Bridge Club members at her home near Jewett along the interurban line this afternoon, hosting an afternoon gathering with card play and socializing.
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Imperial Auction Club
W. R. Taylor
Imperial Auction Bridge Club
Jewett
Kansan and Topeka residents travel and visits listed
A collection of short notes records residents and visitors: A Grahamh spent the day in Topeka, Castle in Kansas City, Hod Harrise in Kansas City for the Fourth, Mrs F L Carter in Kansas City, Harold Dunn in Topeka on business, Ernest W Henley in Lawrence for a few days, N C Strachan on the way to Ottawa, Mrs Emma Wall on Red Cross business in Baldwin, Mr and Mrs Harry Ingails and Léana Porter motor to Kansas City, Gus Wahl on a business trip to Bomner Springs, H M M Light to Independence, W F Ellington to Kansas City, Miss Janet Simons traveling to visit her sister, P Smith at Des Moines with N E A convention, Walter G Thiele from Dodger City on business, Miss Draima and Mary Nadelhoftep Springs at home, Mrs Charles Hope arriving from Denver to join her husband with the Metropolitan Institute, Peters, and Sudler party leaving for Rochester N Y on a summer motor trip with possible detour noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grahamh
Topek
Castle
Kansas City
Hod Harrise
F. L Carter
Kansas
City
Harold Dunn
Ted
Topeka
Ernest W. Henley
Lawrence
N. C
Ae Léana Porter
Gus Wahl
Bomner Springs
Ste Y. H. MM
Light
Independence
W. F. Ellington
Des Moiness
Walter G. Thiele
Dodger City
Miss Draima
Mary Nadelhoftep Springs
Charles Hope
Denver
Peters
Miss
Colorado
M. T
Sudler
Rochesterk N. Y
Sadler
Weekend Visitors Return Home From Kansas City and Ottawa
Local society column notes multiple residents and visitors returning to their homes after visits. Mrs Morris Cliggitt leaves for Kansas City from Michigan after a weekend with Mrs Mabel Wheeler. Mr and Mrs Leacham return to Kansas City. Roy Lamm and children Dorothy and Francis visit from Ottawa with Mrs George Reed. Ernest Wise return from Florence with relatives. Anita Hostetter returns to Emporia after Fourth with the Hostetters. E W Gross plans a motor trip to Clay Center Solomon and Wilchita. W H Hildebrand of Osawatomie returns from visit with Mrs Ale Levy. H W Stark and children go back to Kansas City. Mrs Margaret Brown returns to Baldwin. Mrs Dunn accompanies her for a few days. Mrs Fred Loxman departs for Chicago after visiting in town.
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Michigan
Morris Cliggitt
Mabel
R. Wheeler
Kansas City
T. E. ‘Leacham
W.E. Wilson
Roy Lamm
Dorothy
Francis
Ottawa
George Reed
Ernest ‘Wise
Florence
Wise
W. S. Hargett
Anita Hostetter
Emporia
W. R. Hostetter
Stark J
Eldah Plasket
Margaret Brown
Baldwin
Robert Dunn
Dunny
Herj
Fred .Loxman
Chicago
George W. Kuhne
Deaths and Funerals Accidental Child Elinor Green
Funeral services for Elinor Green three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Greene were held at 10 this morning. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. The Greens lived at 847 4th Massachusetts street above Greene chocolate shop. The child fell from a north window yesterday between 3 and 4 pm and lived only a few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Green
A. L. Greene
Greenes
Oak Hill Cemetery
Massachusetts
Greene Chocolate Shop
Normal students praise school garden yields and future crops
Cafeteria custodian Hill reports the 6 acre school garden supplies fresh produce for the cafeteria. He notes 1,500 cabbage heads and daily yields of tomatoes beets beans onions carrots and corn plus hundreds of mangoes. Weather and grows vary with expectations for large harvests.
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Bscaree Sans
Sas
Hill
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Crawford-Kroesch
Wulke-Huey
Wddings
Hiss Hedwig Wulke
Fred Wulke
Topeka Boulevard
James J. Huey
P. D. Mueller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Huey
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Carlo A. Prever
Meyer
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Clyde, Reed
Public Utilities Commission
Khansag
State
Baericultural College Land
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Aiilvane Street
McLouth
J. R
Edmonds
End
Connecticut Street
Mmclouth
Sunder
Ludmond
David Edmonds
Washington
D.C
Miks Stone
Aldeen Stone
Tntermediate Society
Second Presbyterian ‘Church
Alemannia House
Woman’s Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid of the
Evangelical Church
Alemannia Clu House
Adam Schaal
Nostess
Lutheran Society
Vautheran
Te Goenring
Estes Park
Chloe
School of Education
Shise
Mer
Joy
Edward Lewis
Ralston Ok
Ruby Evying
Maiden Lane
Ernest Ralston
Daisy Nottingham
Alma Sabol
Fern ‘Weimer
Weaver's
Margaret Lohman
Connecticut St
Mirs. Ralston
Daisy Ripe
Douglas County Nurses Association
G! Emmett
Rebekah Social
Rebekah
Mneaes
First 3 State Church
J.E. Neal
Massachusetts St
Bowersack Picture Theatre
S Net
Varsity
Paris
la J. Ver
Rankip
Honolulu
Jly
Pepperell
Aurora
Anderson
Ib Ice
Oriinal
Salling
Ech
Eneblo Us
L. L
Glenwood L. L. B
Sladies
Union
Drescher
Newmark
Garthage
Secréé T
Wiman
Sphinx
Maude Adams
P Aramount
Vesse
Laky Rese
Billy West
Newman
Lyour
Thomas
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