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Hutchinson Couples Tie The Knot In Separate Weddings
Miss Helen Fearl and George Stuckey married in Hutchinson by Rev H B Smith. Fearl, a 1918 Kansas State Agricultural College graduate and Kappa Kappa Gamma member, is daughter of F F Fearl active in Hutchinson business circles. Stuckey, KU graduate 1916, led in varsity basketball and served as infantry captain, now GM of Houston Zimmerman lumber in Hutchinson. They plan home in Hutchinson after Oct 1. In a simple Lawrence ceremony, Miss Mabel Steele wed Homer Orahood of Guid Springs with garden setting and Mendelssohn music. Orahood to live near Guid Springs. Drechsel noted Lawrence connection. Several local notices follow about veterans reunion, post office plans, and other marriage details.
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Helen Fearl
Hutchinson
Kansas
George Stuckey
Formosa
H. B. Smith
First Christian Church
Miss Fearl
F. E. Fearl
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kappa Kappa Gamma
F. F. Fearl
Phi Kappa Ae
Houston-Zimmerman Lumber Company
Mabel Steele
Lawrence
Homer Orahood
Guda Springs
F.L. Chariton
Mendelssohn
Kk. OT. MecFerland
Rose Rudolph
Dre’ Sel
Nick Seherone Business College
Orshead
Guida Springs