Callahan-Sparks Wedding At 725 Ohio Street
Miss Mabe Callahan daughter of Mr and Mrs M W Callahan and Foster Sparks were married at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon May 1 at the home of the bride's parents 725 Ohio Street Rev B A Block officiated with ferns and wedding bells as decor. The bride wore white georgette and roses and valley lilies. Gladys Bogert was maid of honor in pale green organdie with a corsage of roses and lavender sweet peas. Ruth Nations and Marjorie Nations nieces of the bride were ribbon bearers in orchid and pink organdie. Lavona Orwig carried petals. Mrs Paul Curry sang Love You Truly and Mrs Mary Beeson Cook played the Lohengrin wedding march. Out-of-town guests included J L Sparks Normandy Tennessee Dr and Mrs G J Natong and daughters Ruth and Marjrose Quincy Illinois Mr and Mrs John Ihrig Macon City Mission Mrs Paul Curry Camp Point Illinois Mr and Mrs Elmer Orwig and daughter Lavona Sedan Mr and Mrs G Willard Gook Mr and Mrs T Te Yonman s and family Mrs Q T Beeson Mr and Mrs Charles Callan Miss Grace and Ethel Callahan Floyd Callahan Floyd Courtney and Mr and Mrs Myron Carter at Gsanatomie
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Callahan-Sparks
Mabe
Callahan
M. W. Callahan
Foster Sparks
Ohio Street
B- A
Gladys. Bogert
Ruth
Marjorie Nations
Lavona Orwig
Paul Curry
Mary . Beeson Cook
J. L. Sparks
Normandy
Tennessee
G. J.natong
Marjrose
Quincy
Ilinois
Ohn Ihrig
Macon City
Mission Mes
Camp’ Point
Elmer.Orwig
Layona
Sedan
G. Willard’ Gook
T. Te Yonman
Q. T. Beeson
Charles Cack
Grace
Ethel Callahan
Floyd ‘Callahan
Floyd Courtney
Myron Carter
Gsanatomie
Legion and Labor to Work Hand in Hand, Says McNider
Topeka Kansas speech by General McNider urges Legion leaders to unite with labor, defend disabled veterans, and secure adjusted compensation. He criticizes strikebreaker labels, calls for fair treatment of 30,000 hospitalized veterans, and stresses Legion as a non soviet body safeguarding America’s constitution and values.
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American Legion
McNider
Topeka
Kan
Associated 'P
Légion
Labor
Legion
MacNider
Andy
MacNider- Ted
Buddy
Japan
Uni‘tedee
America
Reunion and convention plans for local Rebekah lodge
Mrs Gage of Hiawatha president of the Rebekah State Assembly will visit Lawrence next Wednesday to finalize arrangements for the state convention to be held here in October. A Class of 1921 reunion picnic is set for Saturday at Brown's grove five miles southwest of Lawr. Initiation at Four O clocks includes Caroline Rob House Jean Jackman Nancy Wilcox Dorothy Lou Perkins Margaret Jane Winsler and Barbara Bartelles. Mr and Mrs Theodore Gray of Berkeley California visit Lawrence before returning to England. Birth announced for Theran Rae Hodges two days after May 6.
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Four O'clocks
Jessie Underwood
Caroline Rob
House
Jean Jackman
Nancy Wilcox
Dorothy Lou’ Perkins
Margaret ‘Jane Winsler
Barbara Bartelles
California
Theodore Gray
Burkeley, California
A. D. Weaver
Topeka couples visit relatives and a Portland pastor to locate
In Lawrence news a Topeka couple plans weekend with Mrs Nelson's mother Mrs W K Hagar. Rev H A Babbitt arrives from Portland and intends to settle here. Santa Fe agent Scothorn tours Lawrence after Illinois trip. Ed Anderson Clara and Mary Fowler move toward Kansas. Notices list stay in Lawrence to May 16 21 for medical treatments.
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Tsoon
Portland
Frank
Siler
Orvie
Fopeka
Lawrence
CoSiler Oo Earl
Scothorn
Force v
Santa Fe
Emporia
Kansas
Illinois
Ed Anderson
Clara
Mary Fowler
Kansas Guls
Jursés
Fire escape averts catastrophe at 712 Massachusetts St
A morning fire at 712 Massachusetts Street forced an escape from a blaze that started on the second story over W E Wilson’s shop. Judge L H Menger owns the building occupied by Wilson’s cleaning concern and Draper barber shop. Firefighters extinguished the flames, estimated loss at 50 dollars for the building and 35 dollars for fixtures. Wilson was summoned from his home to witness the scene.
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Massachusetts Street
E. Wilson
Draper Barber Shop
W. E.wilson
Nick Douvdis
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
West Fourth Street
Lawrence Board awaits date for high school bond sale
In Lawrence inquiries flood the school board clerk about the remainder bond issue for the new Lawrence high school. The $80 000 issue will be taken up at the next county commissioners meeting with plans to fund bills from Fort to Fort road work as well as future bond issues.
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New Lawrence High School
Board of Education
Peabody Claims First Free Public Library in Kansas
Peabody claims the first free public library in Kansas with a 1875 building donated by F H Peabody of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad. The 1900 collection held 8000 volumes and it was replaced in 1915 by a Carnegie library.
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Peabody
Kansas
F. H. Peabody
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Augusta Population Rises to 4620 in County Figures
Augusta's population reaches 4620 per county assessor figures, up 401 from the 1920 federal census. J. K. Cooper will arrive tonight after spending Sunday at home, and Miss Anna Earle visited Topeka for the day.
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Augusta
J. Cooper
Anna Earle
Topeka
Unitarian Church Address on Religion in America
Reverend L M Birkhead of All Souls Unitarian reviews religious debate in newspapers magazines and current literature at Lawrence Kansas Sunday evening. Special music includes violin solo Old Melody and Oh Saviour Hear Me with Mendelssohn choir. Sermon titled The Idea of God in the Light of Modern Science. Public invited.
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America
Unitarian Church
Lawrence
L. M. Birkhead
All Souls Unitarian
Church of
Unitarian
Mark Mohler
Edward F. Kurtz
Violin
School of Fine Arts
University
Sinding
Gertrude Koehring
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