Wedding Bells for Miss Alberta Mack and Mark Wilson
Miss Alberta Mack of Lawrence and Edgar, and Mark Wilson of Longview Washington were married last evening at 7 in the bride’s parents home. Rev E A Block officiated in the living room with roses, peonies and baskets. The bridal party included Lorena Mack as maid of honor and J W Mack as escort to the bride. The couple will reside in Longview after a Canadian Rockies trip. Out of town guests included Wilson family from Caney and Kansas City guests. A buffet luncheon followed.
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Alberta
Mack
E. A
Presbyterian’ Church
Louisé Miller
Morn
C. W. Straffon
Laurel Jean Hoover
Lorena’ Mack
J. W. Mack
Ted Bowen
Caney
Leonard O’bryan
Annie Laurie
Jace
Ophelia
Dresden
Wilson
Marshall Neill
Alice Docking
Margaret Brown
Kansas City
Helen“Hough
Mulvane
Charles Wilson
J.‘ H. Wilson
Personal notices of University summer session attendees and staff
Mrs A J Franks and Miss Beryl return from Glasco visit. Miss Marian Day and Miss Minnie Baker enroll in Lawrence university summer session. H H Asher visits Kansas City. Miss Edith Youmans arrives for summer school. Elizabeth Dunkel returns from Arkansas City teaching. Way Enders arrives to work in summer session. Helen Campbell returns after Osawatomie teaching. Katherine Stull leaves for Wichita to edit shopping column. Miss Josephine Jacqua visits St Francis. Miss Dorothy Brandle departs for Neleigh Nebraska.
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A. J. Franks
Glasco
Beryl
R. J. Hale
Kansas City
Marian Day
Minnie Baker
Lawrence
H. ‘H. Asher
Edith Youmans
Kansas
Elizabeth Dunkel
Arkansas City
Wiay Enders
Lyons
Helen Campbell
Osawatomie High School
Katherine Stull
Wichita
Wichita Eagle
Josephine Jacqua
St. Francis
Vera Lear
Dorothy Brandle
Neleigh
University Commencement Attendees Return Home
A stream of visitors and relatives left Lawrence after the University commencement exercises. Many traveled to Kansas City, Ottawa, Baldwin, and other towns, while others planned visits with relatives in Topeka, Tulsa, and Denver. Notables include Mrs. J. Frank Jones, Prof. C. S. Reed, Dr. R. H. Needham, and Mrs. G. L. Catlin among others.
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Iting Mras
Elizabeth Dunkel
C. B.graves
A. C. Graves
Pittsburg
G. M. ‘Hoad
HL. Charbbers
Lecorpion
Mabel Swig
Baldwin
Cocha Bail
Mapleton
Kans
G. L. Catlin
J.D. Harris
Eudora
W. F. White
Candace
Osawatomie
Kansas City
Lawrence
Mis
Bess Thome
Garnett
C. S. Reed
Topeka
O. M. Nutt
Waverly
Howard, Parker
Tulsa
S.S. Learnard
Fane Vawter
Coffeyville
Vawter
Des Moines
Nees Olson
Mary
Julius Marks
Emma Howell
Emporia
J. H. Stout
J. N. Reid
Helen
Cherryvale
Dolph Simons
Chicago
John Montgomery
New York
Washington
Phi Psi
Boston
R.H. Needham
Fort Worth
Tex
Negdhani
Lila Canavan
J. W. Canavan
Omaha
Manhattan Population Up 200 In City, Riley County Falls
Manhattan city shows an increase of 200 in population per the Riley County assessors for 1924, while the county total sits at 18,696, down from 18,733 in 1923. Riley town gains 11 residents to reach 895, with city counts 9,215 versus 9,115 a year earlier.
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Manhattan
Kan
Riley
College of Agriculture seeks to add home economics to curriculum
College of Agriculture at the University of California petitions Dr. W. W. Campbell to elevate the school to a full educational institution. Farmers want domestic science added to the curriculum to attract women students. A student says an educated farmer needs a wife educated as a farmer's helper. In Topeka Kansas June 11 two Republican candidates filed for state senate. M. V. Evande Mark of Concordia seeks renomination from the thirty second district and W. S. Arbuthnot of Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
University of California
W. W. Campbell
Univer
State Senate
Topeka
Kan
van de Mark
Concordia
W. S. Arbuthnot
Bennington
Seeks elimination from thirty first district
A fragment notes a seek for elimination connected to the thirty first district. No further context or details are readable to expand on the action, parties, or timeframe.
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Jack Houk
Geraldine
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A.H. Byers
Iva'Moser
Walter Graftleren
Sant Forty ‘Second Street
Heren
Kansas City Journal-Post
Betty
Ameri Svolution
Py Thias
Rosa Ise
Roy
McStay
Bellevilley
Falter
Gear
Spalding
Bention
University ‘of Colorado
Chalmers Kennedy
Philadelphia
Merle V. Holmes
Ottawa
Maurice T. Benedict
Jimmie’ Benedict, Jr
Pat Maloney Jr
Dick Williams, Jr
Alex Mitchell
Andy Mitchell
Barbara Charlton
Mary May Hutton
Jerry Sisson
George Dolbee
Louise Longenecker
Curtis Dalton
Alexa Marks
Mary Tudor Hanna
Lawrence High School
Messenheimer
Kanwaka
Orland Messenheimer
Paul Luckan
Kirby
Hartford
Lela Brown
Eugene Sisson
June
Joan Margaret
Presbyterian Church
Anna Olinger
Ohio “Street
C. A. Preyer
Mary Preyer
Valparaiso
Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Ruth Kenney
Kenney
Selma’ Gottlieb
Xaiia Tuttle
Arthur Olegon
Caroline Wolters
Zella Jones
Blanche Stevenson
Mattie Stevenson
Elizabeth Kenney
Washington, D. C
Frank Scanlan
St.Louis
Opal Holmes
Myrtle Hyre
Florence ‘Hyre
Business and Professional Women's Club
Journal-World
Peggy Prim
ART Furniture CO
E. M. Johnson
Vinland
Camphbell
Meade
W.F Ellington
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Rey
Morgan Morgans
Burnet
Texas
C. A. Scott
W. R. Coulson
Janet
Sturgeon
Mya
V.C. Crawshaw
Denver
Mc Louth
R. W. Reynolds
Flossie W. Kincaid
International Revenue Department of the Treasury
A. G. Kincaid
A. S. Graton
Katherine Malone
Caldwell
Frances Allen
Florence
Appalachicola, Florida
James Dilmore
Ely
Enterprise
Riley County
Brunet
Mackman
Universal
Hollywood
Gotham
Bullene
Jone DE Watteville
Normandy
Windsor
Peter Pan
Puritan
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