Nelson Parker Wedding in Lawrence Kansas
Miss Winifred Nelson of Lincoln Kansas marries William I Parker a local telephone company manager in a quiet Sept. ceremony in Salina. Edward Nelson accompanies her. they reside at 1629 Shire Street. Mrs Parker wears a midnight blue traveling suit. Gifts include silver flatware from the employer. Also notes on No Name club, McAllaster P T A, Rebekah Lodge events, Womans Voters speaker W Y Morgan, and various Lawrence social notices.
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Nelson-Parker
Lawrence
Winifred Nelson
Lincoln
Kans
William.i. Parker
Chena
Telehone
Salingy
Edward Nelson
Salina
Lathianes
Shire’ Street
Parker
Telephone Company
Lawrence Citizens Join Kansas City Parade Circuit
Lawrence residents and visitors attended the Priests of Pallas parade in Kansas City. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Farris, Mrs. Rebout, Miss Miller, Miss Bennett, Mrs. Herticke, Miss Peairs, Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Murphy, and many others from Lawrence and Paoli. Several travelers returned home after visits in Denver and Colorado Springs.
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August Rebout
Holton
Kansas
Lawrence
Earl Farris
F.-J. Murphy
Henrietta and
Elizabeth Murphy
Kansas’ City
Colorado
Mary Martha Miller
Jean Bennett
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Kansas City
Anna Herticke
Don Herrick
H. B. Peairs
Helen Peais
Elizabeth Moore
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Jen and
Linnie
Ee Wall Scott
P. T. Evans
Leslie Knapp
Chicago
James W. Haggard
Pleasanton
Kan
Blanche Weed
Ted Olson
University
A. Crutchfield
Independence
June Carter
J. C. Root
Atchison
Root
Atchison Globe
Carrie Thompson
Waverly
M. Matthews
Elgin
Pripp
Frank Robertson
Robertson
Pallas
Tageday
A. J. Anderson
West Point
Academy
F. M. Holliday
Denver
Colorado Springs
J. L. A. Frink
Rusty
Centerville
Towa
Mig
A. BH
McCulough
Melton
F. Lewis
Ight
Hey
J . Brie
Owens
John
Chambers
C. W. Gould
Clarence
Roland
Menger
Hill Happenings and campus notices from the hill
Students discuss social life during gym hours while a German police dog named Bunk is praised by owner Hillyard. W S G A hosts an informal tea at Henley Hall to foster campus friendship. An engagement is announced for Mary Louise Brown and John Porter, who plan to marry in September and live in Boston. Gus Lauterbaet and Phi Kappa Psi plan to attend the Army-KA game. Freshmen will wear caps starting Saturday until Thanksgiving, with a pledge to bury them if the Olympians win.
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The
Delta
Bunk
Bobby
Hillyard
Henley Hall
Mary Louise Brown
Kansas City
John McGill Porter
Topeka
Willard Porter
Moa
Porter
Kansas University
Kappa Alpha Theta
Brown
Phi Gamma Delta
Boston
Harvard
Apey
Spring baseball starts as girls attend finance campaign event
At a pep meeting for the Finance Campaign in Wood Pittsburg area, 100 girls were served a picnic supper at My ers hall. Elizabeth Parkinson led singing and Dorothy Brandle and Mr. Lawson spoke, with ten committees outlining their campaigns.
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Myers Hall
Elizabeth’ Parkinson
Tavo
Dorothy Brandle
Wci ‘A
Lawson
Deaths and Funerals Mary F. Fish obituary
Notice of the death of Mary F. Fish formerly an assistant professor of physical education at the University of Kansas. She served on the University faculty from 1903 to 1911. She died in San Jose California on September 28.
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Lawrence
Mary F. Fish
University of Kansas
Miss Fish
San Jose
Cal
Franklin road grading and nearby road bed work in progress
Heavy county praders near Santa Fe road may shift to Franklin road to grade the bed and open ditches. Lecompton hard surface road and Lecompton to Springs routes recently graded with a light machine. In Hutchinson, beauty arises in roundhouse yards as Bermuda grass and trees transform the scene around the Santa Fe railroad facilities.
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Franklin Road
Santa Re
Franklin
Lecompton
Roundhouse
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
A. P. Danders
Feneral Roundhouse
Bermuda
Visiting County Schools Leader Tours Four Districts
O J Lane superintendent of the county schools visited Yarnold Deer Creek West Fairview and Young districts yesterday. Mr and Mrs Abe Wolfson and relatives from Topeka drove to Kansas City to attend the Priests of Pallas festivities. Arkansas anthracite Spadra Grate coal on track at Mathews Lumber and Coal Co Phone 34.
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Arisas
Mathews Coal Go
O. J. Lane
Yarnold
Deer Creek
West Fairview
Yound
Abe Wolfson
Topeka
Kansas City
Arkansas
Mathews Lumber and Coal Co
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No Name Club
F.W. Cutter
Tennessee Street
McAllaster
Parent-Teacher Association
Mabel Barnhart
Rebekah Lodge
Rebakah Lodge
Anl
TherWoman's Relief Corps
G. A
Avibasket
Jor
Morgan
the. Douglas
County, League ,of Women
Voters
Thei¢ Halls
Davis
G. W. Phenicie
Warren Davis
Canton
Pinckney” Farent-Teachers Association
Aid
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
But
Grand Pas
Full Everette
Ighis Wweett
F. A. Jones
Inday
the Baptist
Irch
Louisiana 5 ‘Street
Gus ‘Lauterbaet
Phi Kappa
Tittsburg
Fpittsburg
Bourbon County
Girard
Highws
Newton
Here
Congregational Church
Logan-Moore Lumber Yard
Asa
Sella
ED W. Parsons
Jewifer F
Sam G. Clarke
Mass
Varsity Theatre
Marshall Neilan
Dinty
Claire Windsor
Claude Gillingwater
Esigmond
USA
Helen Lonel
Ies Nee
House of
Kuppenheimer
Knox
Ron Ton Rug Mig. & Cleaning Co
Pega Diss
Beacon
India
Beacon Plaid
Bowersock Theatre
Cecil B. DeNille
Slauspter
Thomas Meighan
Gramprenat At
Good Ham Hamilton
Corrine Griffith
Sinclair
Tenth and
Massachusetts Streets
C. A. Christy, Mer
Round Corner Drug Co
Lawrence Kans
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