Quiet Caldwell wedding links Lydia Czaplinski to Frederick Alexander
A small home wedding took place July 19 1922 at Mrs A Czaplinskis home Caldwell Kansas uniting Lydia E Czaplinski and Frederick Alexander of Tacoma Washington The ceremony was officiated by Rev Franklin C Everett of the First Presbyterian Church Attendees were close friends and relatives Lydia a Caldwell native educated at local schools Emporia State Normal and Rock Hill College later teaching in the junior high Her husband a government employee based in Tacoma is a longtime acquaintance of Mrs Orin Bales Lydia is praised for arts and decorating talents The couple plan to reside in Tacoma The article also notes club meetings anniversaries and entertainments surrounding local residents including Mrs Worthy Wellman and the Midland Rural Club events and a radio party planned by Mr and Mrs Bates
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Czaplinski-Alexander
Lydia E. Czaplinski
Frederick Alexander
Caldwell
Kansas
A. Czaplinski
Lydia‘ E. Czaplinski
Fréderick Alexander
Tacoma
Washington
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Alexander
Orin Bales
Lawrence
Engagements Attract Local Lawrence Reading Club Members
The Lawrence Reading club notes an engagement in Junction City between Miss Mildred Mae Ziegelasch daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest F Ziegelasch and Keith Austin Hementray also of Junction City. The couple plans to wed next week and reside in Lawrence. A six o clock dinner honors Mrs Edna E Walsh of Princeton Kansas with guests Mrs Gertie K Johnston and Mr and Mrs Ince. Rebekah Lodge holds a regular meeting at I O O F Hall with radio entertainment. R H L Club meeting postponed to August 8. B B Class of Christian Church meets at Miss Thelma Roach’s home 2828 Mississippi Street at 7:30 PM.
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Mildred Mae’ Ziegelasch
Ernest F. Ziegelasch
Junction City
Keith Austin Hementray
Juntion City
Hemenway
Ernest Ince
Edna E. Walsh
Princeton
Kansas
Gertie K. Johnston
Walsh
Ellis T. Johnston
Ince
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
The
Christian Church
Thelma Roach
Mississippi Street
Local Notices and Travel Updates Across Kansas City and Lawrence
Personal notes list calls to Kansas City Estes Park Colorado and Wyoming for professional work and visits. Readers include Miss Hazel Lynn in Barbora and Mrs Edna Walsh from Independence aiding Rebekah Lodge. Baker University President Baldwin will lead a 1 million endowment drive expanding facilities for 800 students.
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Hazel Lynn
Barbora
Hurlburt
Joplin
Missouri
Eart Hurlburt
Mor
Salvation
Fotsy" Clark
Kansas City
W. ©. Campbell
Topeka
H. W. Hayne
Edna E. Walsh
Independence
Gertie K. Johnston
Rebekah Lodge
H. L. Chamibers
Wyoming
Vic Johnson
Esther Marie
Estes Park
Colorado
L & Clevenger
Alice
Birdie’ Zwick
Yellowstone National Park
Mildred Strong
Linwood
Lawrence
Win Newmark
Ruth Rose
Williamstown
J. D. Button
Dean Nutting
Eskridge
Quee
Baker
Baldwin
Bruce
Fleming
Baker University
Lawrence News Bits Highlight Local Events and Debates
Local notices describe political apathy in Lawrence and tensions over Confederate veteran statements. Community topics span streetcar welding dangers, a Topeka election rally, Elm tree deaths in Kansas City, and a Kuhn’s grocery exhibition of Ethel Clayton oil painting. Potatoes shipments to Kansas City rise with year totals.
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Ethel Clayton
Topeka
Kuhn
Spat] Cash Grocery
Local Political Announcements Highlight Barton and Holliday
J D Barton, a longtime Clinton Township resident and former trustee, seeks Republican nomination for first district commissioner. Lawrence resident Holliday, 12 years in town and four years at university, runs for representative in the Eleventh district backed by a vision of prudent economy and government reform.
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D. Barton
Clinton
J. D. Barton
Ciikion Township
Lawrence
Bussing long time Kansas resident pursues county post
E C Bussing, a Republican candidate for county clerk, has lived in Kansas nearly 25 years. He moved from Kansas City to Lawrence in 1909 where he engaged in business and participated in community life of Lawrence and Douglas County. He votes and pays taxes in the area.
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E. C. Bussing
Lawrence
E. GC. Bussing
Kansas
Kansas City
Douglas County
Porter for Justice Keeps Kansas Supreme Court Seat
Voters are urged to reelect Silas Porter to the Kansas Supreme Court, citing 17 years in office and a record of strong public service. A letter from Miss Maud Smith explains her own candidacy for Register of Deeds, detailing life, work, and commitment to efficient public service in Douglas County.
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Silas Porter
Kansas Supreme Court
Justice Porter
IC. Stevenson
Miss Smith
Douglas County
Rct
Douglas Counts
Office of Register of Deeds
Register of Deeds
Miss Maud Smith
Bertie Resselring for State Superintendent Nomination
Among candidates for state office Bertie Resselring of Atwood seeks the Democratic nomination for state superintendent of public instruction. He lists fourteen years in Kansas schools as teacher principal and superintendent and currently serves as Rawlins County county superintendent. He is described as capable with a frank pleasing personality and strong business sense.
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Bertie Resselring
Atwood
Kansas
Rawlins County
Esselring
Kesselring Poised to Lead State School System
The piece argues Kansas ranks twenty seventh in educational affairs and endorses Prof Kesselring as the administrator to raise the state’s standing. If elected he would devote full time to practical school administration with local boards handling personal matters.
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Kansas
Kesselring
Kinzer Letter Promotes County Clerk Candidacy
Ed J Kinzer a Republican candidate for county clerk writes a personal letter to voters explaining illness prevents a county wide canvas and urging support. He notes 22 years in Dangling County and emphasizes business experience as justification for his fitness and faithful performance if elected.
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Ed. J. Kinzer
Journal-World
Kinzer
Dang- Ing
Kinzer Seeks Local Support Through Neighbor Outreach
Letter from Ed J Kinzer urges Republican voters in the county to discuss his candidacy with neighbors. He notes the impracticality of reaching all voters by letter and expresses hope for a future reciprocal favor as thanks for any help.
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J, Kinzer
Huddleston Aims for County Treasurer Post
Has Employed Many Men A. Huddleston, a Republican candidate for county treasurer, has run a contracting business since finishing school. His work history is presented as solid training for the office he seeks.
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Huddleston
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Fred Alexander
Tecoma
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J. N. Rumberger
Augusta
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Quantus
Massachusetts’ Street
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Sai Hunter
Kansas’ City
Wilder S. Metcalf
American Legion
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Ugust 2
Henderson
Martin
Kansas City Southern Railroad
William Rice
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Plymouth Church
County Clerk's Office
Kaw Valley
Shap
F. P. Hormuth
Josepheth
Holliday
Second Ward
1211
Vermont
Stret
Cutiura
Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
Hamilton Motor & Supply CQ
Lawrence, Kan
Ford
C. W. Smith
Dearborn Independent
Dad’s Place
Tonganoxieort-to-Fort
Newman
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Varsity Theatre
Jack Holt
Sylvia Breamer
Thrilling
Paramount Picture
Clarence Burton
Edwin Stevens
Pathe News
Bell’s Flower Shop
DODGE
A. D
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Stonestreet
Dodge Brothers Gate
Eudaly Bros
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