Eberle Power Wedding First in Lawrence Society
Miss Mona Eberle wed Juba Power last night at the home of her parents with a parlor ceremony amid ferns candles and white flowers. Attendants included Miss Aileen Elderkin and a large gathering of out of town guests. The couple, prominent Lawrence residents, plan Seattle residence after a reception and formal tributes from families and friends. The day also featured a Sigma Nu fraternity party with delegates from nearby colleges and a grand four course luncheon for members.
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Eberle
Mona Eberle
Mr. Juba
Atc
Aileen Siderkin
Ailean Elderkin
Annies Laurie
Ald. Andersen
Ebersin
Dinihy Room
A. Gifford
Ates
A. C. Michell
Frank Hynes
Mars
Jaubn Kilworth
Vernon Berane
Wichita
Dims Searles
Kansas City
Frances Juedieke
Shinton Olinger
Northville
Mich
Arid
Vernon Branch
Williaie Snell
Kansas
Paflersud
Kansit City
Vic Anderson
Bu Anderson
Bd Andersen
Meda Moore
Mautre Maeworth
Frenss
Dorothy Grant
Carl McCoy
Dimes Searles
Ivanae City
Lawrence
Vine Arts Schuyl Mer
Power
Seattle
Washington
The
University Law School
Phi Delta Beta
Dilee Club
Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity
Mrs. Power
Nelcome
Sigma “Ni
Sigma Nu
Sigman
Fraternity Ealors
Young
Laura Alexander
Stockton
Lana Coxedge
Lillian Jolt
Maurine Fairweather
Erances Rigby
Berenies Butts
Margaret Roberts
Lillian Matking
Dorothy Mathews
Prancis Banker
Marguerite Stevenson
Ddle Hamilton
Doris Isles
Ethel, Ulrich
Gertrude Loddell
Helen Dawson
Merle Clark
Bernita Elgin
Aethel Keeler
Is Engle
Lillian Smith
Madeline Nightman
Marie Mogerty
Hantates
Davida Sawtell
Edna Bigtlow
Letitia
Blakey
Jee Waugh
Mekridge
Ric Thompson
Junction City
Mildred
DeLangey
Meena
Ark
Nannett Fergdson
Olathe
Jadys Bovard
Independence
2Iedemeyer
Columbia
Inspector Pugh
Kane City
Arthur Krippner
St. Louis
Wilbur Beauchamp
Sutton
Shay
Manhattan
Be Ollahoma
Boswell
Missourii
Davis
Washinton
Carbangl
Witte Fewells
Brander William Jewell
Hall
Rollo. S
Birthday party on campus ends with two course luncheon
A campus birthday party on Wednesday April 30 featured a picnic on the Caliciut, a two course luncheon, and a piano concert by Mr. Junkins. Guests included Mildred Heinisch Dorothy Clark Mildren Gordon Alice Grisen Mi Morrow Taidin Iffin Fay Mi Gladys Bacom Martha Jones.
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Mildred Heinisch
Dorothy. Clark
Mildren- Gordon
Alice” Grisen
Mi Morrow
Taidin Iffin
Fay
Social notes of visitors and locals in Kansas City area
Names of residents and guests appear throughout. Visitors include Miss Clara Livengood, Miss Bessie Raymond, W A Battaile of Saginaw Michigan, P O Lanham of Topeka, Mrs Crary of Eudora, Miss Elizabeth Cox of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs Leslie McKim of Tonganoxie, Mr and Mrs Grays of Kansas City, Miss Patding Wallenstine arriving for May Festivities, and others such as John Hutt Dr Sunderwall and George Oder. Several locals travel to Kansas City and Topeka for events and visits, with extended family hosting plans noted.
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Charles Prentis
Jo ‘ Pi Ua Prentiss
Clara’ Livengood
Raymond
Bessie Ray
W. A. Battaile
Saginaw
Michigan
Jack Williams
Madison
Wisconsin
Sigma Delta Chi
P.O. Lanham
Topeka
Hemphill
Kansas City
John Hutt
Sunderwall
Rosedale
George Oder
Ralph Wendling ‘Cooke
Cooke
George Edmond
Ralph Cooke
Frank Lohman
Robert Brown
Merrill Diamond
Smith Center
Lawrenuce
Kangas
J. Gilmore
Bad Sky Chooses New Overland On Display
Jacob Badsky, while tending live stock, secures two handsome new Overland cars and plans to drive the favored model. Witnesses note Mr W A Curtiss and Hage Sky inspecting the Overland as best for family use. Also reported is funeral news for Samuel Bryant to be held at 2:50 pm tomorrow from 1214 Delaware Street with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery, Rev. Brown officiating.
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Jacob Badsky
W. A. Turtiss
Kansas
Hagesky
Overland
Samuel Bryant
Delaware Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brown
Wilson nominates Davies Warwick for state posts
May 1 report lists Joseph E. Davies of Wisconsin as Commissioner of Corporations and Walter W. Warwick of Ohio as Assistant Comptroller of the Treasury. Also noted: Judge Lindley issued a marriage license for John Senders and Mary Hill of Lawrence. Russia demands Montenegro evacuation of Sentarian territory and warns of possible power defiance.
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Wilson
Washington
Corporations, Jr
Seph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Lindley
Fohin Senders
Mary Hill
Lawrence
Russia
Montenegro
Montencere
Sentari Anid
Monténegro
Wilson nominates postmaster. Kansas reunion planned
Fort Leavenworth postmaster J W Nielang will be accompanied by Henry Wallenstein and the State Sovereign Inspector General for Kansas Scottish Rite Masons. New instruments valued at 2000 will be sent to Haskell Indian Band, with old gear to a junior TV. Greenland reports no infectious disease due to dry cold air.
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Henry Wallenstein
Sovereizi
Kansas
Haskell
Junicr
Greenland
Fly prevention and sanitation over swatting flies
The piece argues that swatting and poison fail to curb fly numbers. It urges prevention by keeping stables, refuse piles, outhouses, and cans clean and sanitary. It recalls childhood views of flies as harmless yet now ties them to disease. The author warns that without changes, flies will persist for centuries.
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Selence
Why the Fly Is Dan Gero us
A historical note on flies describing their prolific breeding and disease carry. It warns that female flies hatched in April could yield billions by September if unchecked. The piece urges prevention by covering swill barrels cesspools and kitchens to starve flies and reduce filth exposure.
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Swat
Look Into the Future Despite Fly Breeding Risk
The piece warns that neglecting a fly’s breeding place allows the pest to multiply and outpace efforts to control it. It emphasizes addressing breeding sites to prevent a rising population and future swarms.
Police Fire on Strikers in Queens Long Island Rail
Mounted police faced volleys of stones from about 700 striking laborers on the Long Island railroad in the Borough of Queens and fired wounding two policemen. The scene was part of a citywide labor dispute. reports include lost auto notes and multiple local ads such as wanted helpers and for sale items. the page also lists rentals and a large house for lease or sale.
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New York
Long Island
Queens
South Mass
Con Squires
J. G. Cummings
Lousiana St
W.H. Mays
Geo. Coffman
Vt St
Journal-World
T. K
Griesaz
Itt
Louisiana
Mississippi Street
Bell
California
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Spalding
Carroll's
Smith’s News Depot
Mass
Society Reporter
Eustace
FLS
Sinshire Club
Dorothy Durkind Yesterkiy
Teuneages
Aa Acok
Pictorial Review
Wolf's Book
Caliciut
W. T Sidan
Hi Septal Country
Junking
John Junkins
Will Frowe
Frank Junkins
Emma Dassler
Mary Mierley
Omaha
Neb
George van Camp
B. M. Mills
Ottawa
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Boise Rdad
Nampa
Adansas City
Denver
Colorado
Baldwin
Masons of
Palmyra Lodge
Jenkins
Skinner
Y. M.C
Street Railway
Clarence
Alpha Tay Omegi
Fratternal Aid Hall
Prank Banka
Arthur Spalding
Donnelly
Phi Alpha Delta
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Eyke’s Hall
Oread High School
Meyers Hall
Phi Beta Mi
Woodland Park
Radalph
Migliario
the Old Clerk
E. Old Clerk
Edison's
Drava
Badsky
Curtiss
Fort Leavenworth P. M
Washington, D.C
J. W. Nielang
Fort Leavenworth
de Funk
Undertaker
University
Stein-Bloch
KAW Kash Klothing CO
Spot Cash Grocery
Pontiac
Ry Couds
Cash Grocery
Massachusetts
Yrone
K. C
Ralston Bk
Ralston P. C
Newmark
Rere
N.C. Reel and
the Arts and Crafts Store
Bell 9
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