Porter-Campbell wedding likely in June article
Topeka Capital notes Miss Porter daughter of Judge and Mrs Porter and Mr Campbell as popular in Topeka society. It mentions Miss Porter attending university, her engagement rumors, and Campbell’s county treasurer role. Also notes Miss Helen Cade planning a tour of Europe with Miss Price and a recital by Miss Olsson, plus a dinner hosted by Donald Harrison and a university department gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Campbell
Porter
Campbell
Miss
Topeka
Potter
Kansasity
Helen Cade
Price
Wisehita Beach
Harris Doddridge engagement announced at Council Grove
The notice reports Miss Helendeen Harris of Council Grove and Mr Harry Doddridge of White City becoming engaged, with Harris described as cousin to Mrs Frank Toss of North Wichita and Doddridge a Kansas University graduate and member of Alpha Phi fraternity. The wedding is planned for early June in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barris-Doddridge
Wichita Eagle
Local club notes and social visits fill weekend
A flurry of social events and visits fills the weekend in the community. Reports detail a Sons of Veterans meeting at Post Hall, a supper party by Eldridge House guests, Phi Delta Theta farewell party at Woodland Park, and Blue Birds hosting a party for Imée Irene. Numerous residents from Kansas City, Topeka, Salina, and Eldorado are noted visiting or returning home, with several hosting gatherings at local homes and colleges.
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Phi
Phi Delta ‘Theta
Woodland Park
C. P. Radcliffe
Blue Bird Club of
Little Girls
Imée
Irene
South Park
Wiedemian's
Joseph Kennison
Kansas City
Wiley and Hinman J
E. Wilson
Lewis
Mildred
Freda Lewis
A.arnold
Georgia Johnson
Danville
Bess Brecken
Ruth
Stimpson
Eldorado
Ruth Patterson
C. Stauffer
George ‘Stauffer
Charles Hess
Topeka
Harry Williams
Meyers
James Tonk
RC. Rutter
E. A. Treworgy
Inmpbell
Adda Harper
Ebeth Campbell
Eskridee
Kansas
Willan
Garden City
Gretelen Rankin
Lexingstony
Velma’. Boles
Cherryvale
J. W. Finucane
A.J. Parrot
Julia Helmenbach
Clinton
Missouri
Fred Cowles
Dell
William Wellhouse
Sig
Alphi
Liams
Memorial Day Observance Noted by Douglas County Flaks
Memorial Day was observed by the Douglas county colored fl aks with Samuel W.iker Post No and the Samuel er. Corp No. 113 attending the Find Baptist church of North Lawrence for a sermon on the Constitution’s Preamble by E u Thomas. Hon J. W. Clark read Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Commander R M Wilson urged the duty to uphold Memorial Day and its meaning. A continuation followed at Warren Street under Penny’s ad , focusing on liberty and the Civil War’s perpetual results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Samuel W!iker
Samuel, Er. Corp No
Find Baptist Church
North Lawrence
Perpetu
Warren Street
Pr Ket Corp
Atlas distribution praised by Hammond paper reader
A World readers recommends the Hammond Atlas now distributed by the Journal. A. Wood, longtime State Bank official and Board of Education member, calls the atlas first class and worthy for every home after careful examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wood
Weenie’ S State Bank
Board
Education
Wood
LIBEL SUIT IN MARQUETTE MAY 26
The Marquette county court house is expected to be crowded next Monday May 26 as Theodore Roosevelt seeks to prove publisher George Newett of the Iron Ore that Roosevelt is not frequently drunk. The case centers on a published assertion that his intimates know the claim. Also mentions a patent medicine ad and market notes from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Graduating Organ Recital and Notable Students
Miss Pearl Eusey, Miss Buley, and Miss Grayce Waugh are named in a graduating organ recital at First M Be that church. Sekine and Chi Omega figures praised for dramatic work. Also mentions Chamberlain's Tablets as a widely known stomach and liver remedy, sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Olsson
First Methodist
Rowlatt
Pearl Eusey
Sekine
Buley
Grayce Waugh
Department of
Jain
Chi Omega
Wanted four laborers for sewer digging
Classified item appears to list multiple small ads including laborer requests, property rentals, lost items, and sales. Notable entries: four laborers for sewer digging, farm sale exchange, rooms for rent, lost open-face watch, sale of ponies and horses, sewing by day, driving horses, and farm loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. McQuary
Ann
J. Doyle
Franklin County
Eddy
Bell
Kentucky
T. EF
Greisay
Brown
Journal World
Louisiana Street
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Alberta
West A
Pinckney Woods
West Side
JH. Cohn
Marcell
Phi Gamma Delta
Arthur Wickstrom
G.ar
Post Hall
Department
Independence
Deleta
Addie Buck
Sperry
Young
Irwin
Mayer Sood
Addie Browne
Addie Buckiminster
Afa
Bulgaria
Heer
Sons of Veterans
P.m
Della E. Hurd
P. C
Miss Pilkenton
Aliss
Nina’ Piftkenton
Pilkeston
Pie
Genevieve Walker
Netlie Beatty
Banks
Mary Simpson
Salina
Land Antevine
Ngevinehe
Eldridge House
Jim Coxedge
Wilson Brown
Margaret Roberts
Frank Reid
Doris Isles
Floyd Fischer
Vera Knoblock
Lloyd Bishop
Annette and
Marie Altman
Frank Davis
H.S. Miffles
Wolfe
Margaret
Sti Joe
William Mortany
Roland Athey
Stella
Tedell
Kansas’ City
Pi Phi
Davida’Sawtell
Miss Porathy
Dougherty
Lee
Mayer
Louisville
Sd. E. Sechrist
Celina
Ohio
Kingsbury
Elvin
Illinois
Bert To
J. J. Eddy
Joyce Freeark
Clay Center
Thelma Shokey
Eva Nation
Baldwin
Henry. Ellis
Wilkes
Los
Angeles
Thompson
Leavenworth
Kan
Roth
Hayvey
Oxfords
Oxford
Journal
Elyse
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Associated Press
Hilkey
S: S Bank Bidz
W. B
Lawrence Driving Association
Chas, Olmstead
Pres
Walter Johns
S. Lecy
Riley
Tom White
Laws
McCullough
Minneapolis
n-Patten
Springheld, Mo
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Ginger
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