Wedding of Marie Lowe at Topeka Home
A Topeka society wedding united Marie Lowe and Richard C. A. Richards with ceremony by Rev James Naismith in a living room arch of greens and white hydrangeas. Attendants wore cream lace and pink ros e bouquets as guests from Nortonville Goff and Kansas City gathered for a 4:30 Saturday wedding followed by a reception and travels to Kansas City for a honeymoon.
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Miri
J.J
Marie
Har- C. A
Richard
Ghtwrchi
Esther Ott
Andy
Ming
Madge . Palmer
Jack Dickson
Meddelssohn
Jay Hughes
Mac’ Dowell
Éhiffon
H. T. Regs
Iikteen
Dorothy Adams
Ivah Raines
Adams
Miss Raines
Homer Speck
Ralph Glenn
Columbia Roses
Gaillardia
Kansas City
Irvinglyn Road
Topelai
Lowe
Fom Rev. G& Shades
Nortonville High School
Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Mu Phi Epsilon
Goff
Br. Lowe
Phi Delta Theta
Shawnee
Wilbur Adams
Paul McFarland
Harle, Mo
Mary Spears
Frances Spears
Billy Spears
Baldwin
Lohengrin
Margaret le
Maize alumni wed amid autumn color in Kansas
The wedding of Miss ANswy to Mr. McCall, formerly of Sugar Grove Illinois, unites two university circles. McCall, EKU economics graduate and Sigma Phi Epsilon member, works in Kansas City. Naismith and Barton are fraternity brothers of the groom. The couple plan to reside in Kansas City after the ceremony.
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University of Kansas
Omicron’ Nu
Kappa Phi
Sugar Grove
McCall
N. K. McCall
Wamsley
Ohio
EK. U
iSigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Naismith
Personal notes from Topek a Delta Kappa meeting and visits
Miss Marjorie and Martha Redse attend Topeka Delta Kappa business meeting and party Harold Bowen returned from Cherrygle. Berton back in Pittsburg on business. Mrs. Mary Anderson and Mrs. Gussie Huett visiters. Several locals travel for visits, summer trips and health. Elmer Lupton returns from Yale to spend summer with family. Rev B A Edwards and Edwin Yount travel to Colorado for summer. Many others listed visiting, business trips, and vacations in Kansas City, Denver, California, and Oklahoma.
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Marjorie
Martha Redse
Topek
Delta’ Kappa
Harold’ Bowen
Cherrygle
Berton
Cweeks
Pittsburg
Kansas
Mary. Anderson
Lecompton
Leo Hill
Russell Munich
Kansas City
A. N. Yancey
Gussie Huett
And
Oklahoma
Alm. Yancey
George “Lynn
New Haven
Conneticut
W. E. Lynn
Elmer C
Lupton
Yale
Echl 'Lupton
B. A. Edwards
Edwin’ Yount
Coverland
Colorado
Charles Miller
Topeka
Wall Mertin
George Leis
Cant City
McCall
Gana
Lawterice
City
E. Williams
Texas
Ed. Peterson
Arkansas
H. B. Ober
Estes [Park
Mary -al Liscam
Pawnee
Ruth Christine
Rosedale
Lawrence
Blanche Wiley
Denver
Dallas
Cooperative Buying Boosts Swedish Welfare Across Nation
Stockholm June 26 Associated Press reports a government inquiry finds two thirds of Sweden’s population now get daily needs through cooperative societies. 243,451 members equal 17 percent of the population, with fourfold family reach. Membership skewed to wage earners. growth from 65,500 in 1909 to 243,451 now. Cooperatives run stores, bakeries, breweries, meat plants, shoe shops, dairies, coffee mills, savings banks and even a farm. Largest wholesaler exports foods and operates a flour mill, margarine plant, and calendered factory. savings bank serves 39,000 depositors. About 650 cooperative dairies and 30 cooperative slaughterhouses support agricultural output.
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Stockholm
Associated “Press
Sweden
Consumers Cooperative Societty
Capital Reserve
Cooperative Wholesale Society
Jewish National Fund Invests Nearly 6 Million in Palestine
Jerusalem June 26 The Jewish National Fund reportedly invested nearly 6 million dollars in Palestine for land purchase and development. Funds were allocated to agriculture and urban land, with substantial support from the Palestine Foundation Fund and the Jewish Homeland program.
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Jewiewish National Fund
Palestine
Palestine’ Foundation
Fund
Lawrence notes of visits and travel from community in Lawrence
A long list of residents and visitors around Lawrence is recorded. Several individuals travel to Kansas City, Topeka, Joplin, and Kansas City, with others visiting from Fort Dodds, Leavenworth, and Oklahoma City. Widespread trips include Missouri, Maine, and Ohio destinations, with multiple family and social visits noted.
New Japanese Leader Favors Close Relationship Between U. S. and Japan
Tokyo June 26 Associated Press reports Gen Baron Tanaka elected president of the Seiyukai, merging factions to expand party power. He aims to forge closer economic ties with the United States and China, seeking U S sympathy for policy and immigration concerns. President Coolidge praised efforts to ease Japan’s immigration dissatisfaction.
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U. S
Japan
Tokyo
Associated Press
Baron Tanaka
Eel
Gen. Tanaka
Baron Takahashi
Saiyukai
Kakushin Club
Mpm
Avnth
Seiyukai
Chusekai
Seiya‘kai
Kenseikai
Kata
Gen
Tanaka
Seiyuhonto
Kato
Mier Kato
Semukai
Yeoshittén
United States
China
Coolidge
Nation and Japan Impress Countrymen With Confidence
A concise report notes improving relations between Japan and the United States as observers express optimism for the future and confidence in bilateral ties. The piece highlights supportive sentiment across the nation and the potential for strengthened cooperation.
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Japan
United States
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America
Hos
Josephine Gentry
G.C. Stewart
Jack B
Vic Johnson
Allen Roderick Ewing
A. B. Ewing
Lorene” Saunders
Mildra Saunders
Virginia Patehen
Myrtle Fairbanks
Anna Mae
Fairbanks
Betti Mae
Donn
W.rl
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Awieqlanahan
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Hachone
Chelawenssa
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A. T. Walker
Geab Gaskill
Vernor Brubaker
Elizabeth Walker
Alica
Alta
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Ellen Hazard
Josephine Edmonds
Edna‘ Lennon
Kathryn Russell
Sarah Lee
Laura Nylund
W A.hundley
Aton
W. &. Hundley
C. E. Biren
J. St. Handley
Ralph Kieffer
James Beloche
Paris
Esther “Roepe
Minnie
Polly Bayne
California
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Olaf Rayendal
Hill
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Mr Hawl
Montécarmel
Illinois
S. Forney
Williams
Geo. McConahey
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Concordia
Jerusalem
Jewish “National Fund
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Pele
Landau
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Josephine Long
R’s
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Ski
C. Conger
Fort Dodds
GW. Carter
Evelyn Clord
Kansas’ ‘City
Marjorie White
Francis’ Alten
Leavenworth
WY. McGlaughry
Avis Shirley
Joplin
B. E. Nelson
Clarence Mundi
Gordon Hill
C.E. ‘Lindley
Oskalausas
Co. W. Sparr
Otto Ts. Eh
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Oskell Yosa
James Searles
Oklahoma City
Mr. Giffard
Gifford
LeRoy Sauer
Hansas‘ City
W. L. Burdick
Philadelphia
Perm
J. K. Laughlin
Burdick
Barnegat
N. J
Vada Petrie
Dayton
J.a.henley
C. Z. Kell
Chicago
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Estes Park
Colo
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Falkier Clog Silke
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Vanity Shop
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Kansas ‘Electric Building
Shimmon’ 'S Bros. Plumbin
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