Local Wedding in First Christian Church of Russell
McDowell daughter of Eugene McDowell married Fogie son of Mr and Mrs Fogie in a Sunday ceremony at First Christian Church Russell. Reception featured lace gowns, crimson accents, and guests from Kansas City Osawatomie Humboldt Lawrence Topeka and Ottawa. Bride employed in Topeka salon. groom owns Russell Dairy Queen. couple to reside in Russell.
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McDowell
Eugene McDowell
Fogie
Dan
S. ‘Main
First Christian Church
Ned M. Roberts
Zook
Richard Fogie
Melinda Fisher
Lawrence
Ben ‘Brinkmeyer
Garnett
Pam Fogle
Lisa Rader
Ty i Te Mn Ayne
Frank Fogle
Ted
Navy
Kansas City
Kas
Osawatomie
Humboldt
Williamsburg
Topeka
Russell
Emporia
Holton
Manila abaca fibers to reshape fashion tests progress
The Manila Development Board reports significant progress in cottonizing abaca to ease weaving and maintain softness in apparel. Some styles have been stitched, but abaca fiber remains in experimental stage for ship rope and fashion use.
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Manila
Development Board
LeLoup Water District Board Meets with Engineers
LeLoup Water District No. 1 and the Board met with engineers Shockley and McClanahan last evening to review the feasibility study, total system costs, and determine the exact boundaries of the benefit district. The session was held in the secretary treasurer Jules Doty’s office, with Chairman Ros Jarrell presiding.
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Board of Rural Water District .No. 1
Shockley and
McClanahan
Jules Doty
Ros Jarrell
Santa Claus cited for dust in Times Square
New York AP report says Clarence Slim Williamson, 36, dressed as Santa in Times Square while helping rebuild the Times Tower, was ticketed by Patrolman Edward Kocienda for loading debris from a chute onto a truck without wetting it. Company spokesman cited frozen water pipes as contributing factor.
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New York
Santa Claus
Times Square
Clarence
Slim) Williamson
Times Tower
The
Wrecking Corp. of America
Edward Kocienda
Cranberries, Bogs, and Ellen Stillman’s Farm Life
Ellen Stillman, long-time Cranberry cooperative leader and author of fiction, explains bog work is dry and orderly, not messy, and recalls starting with a $15000 loan to build her first plantation. Cranberry farming near Hanson has been a family staple for years, with vines often bearing indefinitely and some bogs over a century old. She also hosts cranberry pageants, travels, writes, and crafts a Christmas punch recipe.
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Ellen Stillman
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