University Women Host Socials and Local Wedding in Lawrence
A lively social calendar features a Phi Mu Epsilon sorority tea at the chapter house and a morning wedding for Hershey and Shaw at 1530 Rhode Island street with Rev. Holyfield officiating. The University Women’s association plans a public reception at Robinson Gymnasium from 8 to 10 this evening for new students and faculty.
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Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Hershey-Shaw
Lota Hershey
Tal Shaw
Rhode Island Street
R. W
University
University Women's Association
Robinson Gymnasium
Frank Strong
C . Burdick
and Davis
Fall Term Opens With Large Enrollment At High School
The Fall Term began last Monday with many enrollments as classes fill. Chapel was held at the Presbyterian Church since the High School Assembly Hall is too small for all students and teachers. Bonnie Reber and Miss Crawford led activities and promised future programs.
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Presbyterian Church
Prat
Glaey
Bonnie Reber
Vision Clinic Ad Claims Headaches From Eye Strain
An eye, ear, nose and throat specialist promotes glasses as a cure for headaches, asserting all headaches stem from eye strain. Glass work is guaranteed. Contact Dick Ride at 1700 Bell.
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Dick Ride
Big Michigan Coaching Staff to Guide Yost Squad
Ann Arbor Mich Sept 16 The largest coaching staff Michigan ever had will aid Fielding H Yost as he builds a strong team with several promising players for the varsity Danie las and Miller Pontius act as assistant coaches The squad features a powerful line yet backfield questions loom with Maulbetseh and Smith at risk Be sides Nieman Dunne Reher and other vets named plus a sophomore group including Peach Weiman Dunn Sparks Smith Hamish Williams Maclachlan The season's four hard games open Oct 4 against Mayolette College at Ann Arbor
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Yost
Ann Arbor
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Prentiss
Danielas
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Nowhom Yost
Weiman
Wolverine
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Ant Hall
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Robert
Zieger
Allan Boyd
Peach
Weimian
Dunn
Sparks
Smith
Hamish
Williamss
Michigan Aggies
Syracuse
Cornell
Pennnsylvania
Maviette College
Anns Arbor
Cole Companies Left to Deliver Order
A terse note states to leave the order with Kreech Lumber and Cole Co. Phone 122 for delivery and pickup arrangements.
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Cole
Kreech Lumber
Cole Co
Community Notes Include Meetings and Visits at Lawrence
Local column lists residents moving to Topeka and Long Island visits, school and club activities at Lawrence. Includes Mrs J R Topping and Charles Tootered, H C Smith, Lethia Gentry visiting Topeka, Kaywakea Literary Club meeting, and state fair attendance. Also mentions hog market quote and National Guard orders to border.
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Charles
Topeka
Richards
Walter
Rainier
Lawrence
Ohio
W.T. Wool
Mireella
High Prairie
BR. Wood
Christine
Billie Schroyer
Olkio
Rachel Carter
Tay
Shar
Mise
St. Woods
Topping
Alles
Colman
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Inokenciuke
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Leeamplan Hich
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Phebe Bigsby
Muna
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Elec
Ralph Calman
W. PD. Wear
Toneki
Fata
Lethia Gentry
Topexat
Shook
Mises Mabelle Tuvker
Edna Coals
Kaywakea Literary Club
Afuynoon
Tany
Woo
Iki
Menibye mi
John Levette
U. 8
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George
Glased
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Homer Ifird
Dt Tucker
CY Sty Sonye
Olina Mutzer
Rot ‘Callmerican Colleges
Ladies Aid Society
David Williams
MM W. PL Elkin
State Paik
Devill Elkin
Colin Theta
Local Moves and Property Trades In North Topeka
Perry Trummer trades his farm for residence property in North Topeka near Garfield Park and will move next week. Mrs. Ruth Stark returns from Lawrence. Mr and Mrs T M Shain clear household goods from Kansas City. Prof J W Sterberser named superintendent of Tonganoxie schools. W E Cain leases the Thomas White property for a year. James Rivers of Lexington Missouri involved in local notices.
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Perry
North Topeka
Garfield Park
Ruth Stark
Lawrence
T.m. Shaiin
Kansa City
Thomas White
McGuire
G. Jenkins
Perry News Highlights Local Social and Industrial Happenings
A clutter of local notes reports visiting relatives, initiation at Eastern Star Oskaloosa, parties north of town, and community officers elected. The Perry Athletic Club played Winchester with a Winchester win, while mail delivery shifts to rural route No. 2 after September 1. Land trades and town improvements feature as Abe Way sells to W D Yenner for farmland near Johnson County and a new levee project progresses west of town.
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Ella
Duck ‘Rivers
Mary Burke
Kansas City
Ella Quancy
Guietta Stark
Oskatoosa
Marie Fischer
Frances McCall
Central Officer
Nellie Williamson
Oskaloosa
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Das. Sheritins
Belour
Steve Burke
Sheritins
Perry
Hazel Fisher
Cro Bros
Topeka
Adam McGall
Heber Jennings
Medina
Artemesis Powell
Lawrence
Newnan
Chas. Bradford
Abe Way
W. D. Yenner
Ofathe
Johnson County
Lee
Shin
Ren Proitt
Evenues
Margaret Lawless
Atchinson
Genool
Lidia-Nelson
Minenapolis
Emma Newman
M Nelson
Miss Grice
J. HH. Benton
Fred Mathias
Bearney Casey
Wim Siege
Long Sask
Canada
Whith
Jack Johnson
Kaw
Jengthal
BEY NEW ROAD GRADER PURCHASED BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
County commissioners traveled to Topeka on Thursday to attend the state fair and approved buying a new 12 foot road grader weighing over three tons. The old machine was traded in as part payment and the group praised the Douglas county display at the fair.
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Topeka
Douglas County
Genevieve Herrick Weekend at Pi Phi House
Miss Genevieve Herrick teaching English at Holton High School spends the weekend at the Pi Phi house. Meet at the Fair from September 19 to 22. Prof G Dunlap spent the day in Kansas City.
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Holton High School
Pi Phi
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Dunlap
Kansas City
Rains Bring Some Relief to Kansas Drought Areas
A weekly weather summary reports heavy rains in central and torn Kansas while northern counties still face drought. Sunshine and heat aided vegetation growth. pastures and sorghum benefited. Corn in drought zones largely past helpful rainfall. silos mostly full. fodder feeding rising. Sorghums head well in the southeast but grain uncertain without late frost. extreme north central areas remain damaged.
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Toneki
Kans
Close Year's Business Slated As County Treasurer Rides Out
The county treasurer aims to close official year by September 30 to avoid new books for early October. By law the year closes on the second Tuesday of October, though date changes may be allowed at the treasurer’s discretion.
County coal contract awarded to Orley M. Smith
County commissioners awarded the coal contract for the coming year to Orley M. Smith after re advertising bids. The action followed a vote to readvertise and the winning bid secured the award.
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Orley M. Smith
Baby Show At Douglas County Fair Offers Free Thompson Studio Photo
Every baby entering the Douglas County Fair Baby Show is entitled to a free photo at Thompson Studio located at 615 Mass Street.
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Douglas County Fair
Thompson Studio
Mass. St
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