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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1921
Page
5
The Wichita Board of Education bought eighty acres in one tract for school use and began a junior high school. When completed it will be near the business district with future plans for a new high school. Part of the tract lies adjacent to the residence section, aligning with city boundaries.
The marriage occurred yesterday at 4 pm at the bride’s parents’ Lake View home with Rev. E A Edwards presiding. Bride Marie Bower wore navy and raffia, corsage Ophelia roses. Out-of-town guests included George Bell of Lansing and Carl Boyle of Newton. The couple resides at 645 Vermont Street. Nearby items note a nonagenarian birthday party, DAR election, social guests at the Lawrence Country Club, a birth announcement for Mary Tanner, and multiple club activities.
A Saturday party follows the regular monthly meeting of both societies with St Patrick theme entertainment and refreshments. The Ladies' Literary League plans a meeting at Mrs A Young's Haskell Avenue home for Saturday afternoon. A group including C F Fincher Mr and Mrs A Bissener and W 4 Fr motored to Tonganoxie yesterday. The No Name Club previews a meeting scheduled for Tuesday afternoon March 22.
Mrs J N Johnson 1209 Tennessee lists patronesses for the Memorial Hospital benefit to be held March 28 at Bowersock where Mary Louise Marsh will present her dancing pupils in recital. Names include Mrs R E B House, Mrs J H Cohn, Mrs R C Jackman, Mrs C E Merwin, Mrs M T Sucher, Mrs EB O Perkins, Mrs C B Cox, Mrs C A Preyer, Mrs C E Rasel, and Mrs E C Brickep.
The Ventura Club will meet with Miss Hilda Lof at 710 Kentucky tomorrow afternoon. We can sell you 1 dozen glasses of high grade jelly for $2.00 per dozen. Dunmires. Cadillac, standard of the world.
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