Wedding Announcements Mention Many Notables Across Country
A long notice lists upcoming nuptials and social events involving many individuals and families. It names Miss Yeruide Uarriker, Major TA Bardest, Alfred Howie, Miss Ei ire Millyphugh, and numerous other relatives and guests, detailing dates, places, and affiliations across colleges, cities, and organizations. Also referenced are church ceremonies, receptions, and honorary attendees connected to a broad social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeruide Uarriker
TA Bardest
Imulte
Alfred Howie
Kinage City
Siftiger
Millyphugh
College of the Ot
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel Plans
The clipping lists many residents visiting relatives across towns and states. It notes Mrs. M. Burrias refusing a tomb visit, Miaw Adaline traveling to visit relatives, and several families hosting or visiting kin in Roseville Quiney and Anidnei. Also mentions church plans, embroidery club gathering, and staff updates on transfers and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asebarme
LA. McTtaneld
Misa
Chitley Ane
Bis
Plasuandon
Faron
Roseville
Bra
Mither
Bredford W- Stiller
Avatarky
Gite
Strand
Airedrara Miller
Mre
A. T. Tachs
Mtr. Miller
Keauthott
Wreter
Norman Wear
First outbreak at Thurtened West Virginia mine strike
May 27 Thurteend West Virginia reports the first outbreak since the lay strike order. Strikes attempted to join ranks at Laurel Creek mine. Guards opened fire as marchers advanced a bed toward the mine. One killed Marwhad Brown and several wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Creek
W Va
Brown
Mound
A& Winchester
Piote unite maon events in Tex pekst and Denver Port draft
A garbled OCR note describes a Thursday and Friday gathering in Tex pekst with subways and a Denver Port event. It mentions an unloading process attracting a large crowd and an audience reaction, plus a camped area and various participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piote
Maon
Tex
Denver
Otte Fide i
Eime
Arey
Ponier
Kansas Observes Flag Day and State Holiday June 5 1994
A public notice proclaims June 5 as King Day and calls for observance across Kansas. It urges statewide participation, patriotic ceremonies, and community displays to honor the holiday and the flag.
Billionaire Dies at 43 in Tifin Colton Miller
An obituary notes the death of Colonel Albert Reser aged 42 in Tifin mills, with references to Timir’s millenaire and Teddy, detailing charges against Luther and Merechex. It mentions Brew er and Cul Furl Firowee as related figures in Brewer Pottery of Tita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Brewer Pottery Company of
Tita
Paderewski Ill forces three month concert cancelation
The famed pianist Paderewski is ill and has canceled all engagements for three months. A report from his home in Switzerland notes the illness prevents him from performing or accepting engagements during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenton
Switzerland
County Pupils Gather For State Institute Exercises
On Saturday June all country school pupils will assemble at Towoka High School for creating exercises and a two year institute led by educators Wright, Shonen, and Paterson. Graduates will receive diplomas and scholarships are awarded to top records. dozens of named pupils from towns such as Topeka, Monmouth, and Silver Lake listed with schools and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toweka
Dlun
Conia
Jenvcett
Ey Shonen
Wright
Allee Paterson
Sehooy
Echalery
Bishest
Baker
Cnolnsettp
Aan Husiness College
Campbell University
Washiure
Pws Topeks
Hartram
Chan An Valbert
Jas
Haggart
Jonsle ‘G. Lee
Mabel ML Cremer
Artinut
Kemplin
Fred J Crouch
Arminda
Denny
Anna Dobpean
Luin V. Denny
Edith Peterson
Walen F. Shaw
Edward H. Alrdarf
Adam Colerman
Norma. Brewer Sliver Lake
Sarah McRoberts
Ethal EB. Bosiee
Roy C. Landis
Nara’ Te
Ethel Hoot
Alta Colne
Nelli Lee
Clara ¥. Olver
Lawrence K. Hall
Orphe le 0Clier
Bmtina
B Hall
Cartiz
Willie Oeapa
Evert E. Johnston
F . Te McClelland
Tukey Iood
Hone’ 3 Frawart
Massie Canoll
Emma J. Zleg
Wet Weather Forecast Sparks Planetary Motion Talk
A garbled weather note cites Cider Smith predicting better conditions as planetary positions shift. Squish and Smiteh reference forecasts with hints of showers before June, while farming schedules and family chores are mentioned as affected by the weather changes.
Duncan seeks divorce after husband allegedly drove her away
Mrs. Duncan claims her husband forced her from their home and prevented her return. She asserts his conduct through the marriage led to the breakdown and requests a court order for divorce and relief. The article notes her seeking custody and support amid hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duscan
Ltt
Domcan
Davarce
Anu
Divares
Duncan
Woman Overcomes Dyspepsia By Quitting Coffee and Using Portum and Grape-Nut
A Warteshoro woman chronicles a long recovery after coffee worsened stomach symptoms and nervousness. She attributes her health gains to stopping coffee and adopting Portum and Grape-Nut with meals, noting improved appetite digestion strength and comfort by January, and better overall well being after weeks of gradual improvement. She recalls a church visit during the period and emphasizes relief after altering her beverage and diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata
White House Driveway Improvements Under Way
Washington May 2 The final White House improvements are under way including a new 50 foot wide macadam entrance road and a crisscross of drives to the executive offices. Holland bay trees are being installed along the grounds at great cost to enhance the mansion’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Mansion
Washington
White House
Lunder Way
Symons
Mekim
Holland
Monkey Wrecks Store in Rampage at Daytime Capers
A monkey named Jocke escaped in Hartford and rampaged through a shop, crushing a dozen birds and maps of fish. Forty small birds and fifty fish perished as the animal tore creatures from cages. a crowd gathered as owner Willatowski restrained the animal and recaptured it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Capn
Willits
Tole
Jocke
Willatowski
Steel drawn from eye at Rose Polytechnic Institute
An eye splinter, a one fourth inch steel fragment from a magnetized instrument, was extracted from Otto Inman in Terre Haute. Surgeons removed the foreign body to save the eyeball though vision is lost, with the metal’s presence confirmed by X ray and surgery.
Belmont boat candidate in Glen Cove yacht race
Captain Btodes of the Constitution, with observers, says yesterday’s Glen Cove race was sharp and close. He notes the Belmont boat is a formidable cup defender but the margin was slender, leaving future contests uncertain. Three boats will race again tomorrow and Saturday at Glen Cove.
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Glen Cove
Btodes
Constitution
Belmont
North Topeka society notes and wedding plans
Kansas community news lists social visits and engagements in Topeka area. Items mention Mr Scott Reardon, Mr and Mrs Shields, Mr and Mrs Brill, Mrs Wetherboltle, Mr Mark Putnam, A J Paramore, Frank Harmon, Mrs Peter Potley, Edith Blanche Putnam engagement to Earl Grain, and a June wedding at Forbes Dome. Also notices of funerals, Decoration Day events, and local residents preparing for December ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picave
Embwil Printing Company
Ration Avenue
ML Costley
Kansas City
Scott Reardon
C. D. Shields
Mark Putnam
Excelsior Springs
Ton Oeleka
John Newcomb
Ohio
A. J. Paramore
Quincy Street
Prank Harmon
Nive York
FA Kistler
Gcottevyne
J. M Shetlabarnes
Charles French
Farmer City
Mary Wallace Buckholee
North
Burrican Street
Tephone No. 6
Toe
Porheh
Vertte
Mervin Milfer
Forbes Dome
Monroe Street
Peter Potley
Whe van Oesdwy
Topeka
Iverus
Bileck Tanke
Mire
Edith Blanche
Earl M. Grain
Union Pacific
Pelt Prion
Coetliy
Boldier Creek
Mt Banks
Central Avenue
Ante Fenian
Welatr Hospital
Btormémt
Bos Tottal
School For
Mints
Mise Anna
Henry
Bessie Kane Tooleman
Ly S. Dorman
Coleraita Springs
Amy
Glendenning
Second Presbyterian Church
Ralph Skisner
Eimer Cinger
David
Toy Frank Berry
Charles Hearthure
Woodford
Ed Holman
Raipham
Robert Lew
Tde
Toy Exethiens
Btuepont
Corpa
Rochester
Shorey
J. G. Wood
Newman's Lead Prompts Tax Relief Plan
County officials contemplate a plan to address unpaid mortgages and untaxed properties. The discussion centers on how tax revenue can cover the mortgages and the impact on taxpayers who already paid. If committees approve, the plan could start the following year, with untaxed mortgages still owed by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnan
Heer
Mortenkes
Enimeie
Mortenges
Mtn
Ube
Smoke Klaurers Gold Bug and Memorial Rites at Prairie Home Cemetery
A fragmented notice outlines a community event with memorial services at Prairie Home cemetery. Comrades Priddy Ward and Robinson head a committee arranging a 2 PM ceremony including Lincoln’s Gettysburg address and a soldiers' graves decoration led by Comrade Cromrach. Attendees and specific duties are listed with varied names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Quincey
Sagondiy
Mo Dt Mitchell
Priddy
Ward
Robinson
Prairie Home Cemetery
Memorial Buys
Banke
W.T
Gotterbure
Ottte Nelewender
McBride
Qatar
M. Boehuren
Comrate Cromrach
Mitchell
Kenny
Mowe
Tincher
Elaant
Curite
Daen
Farmers urged to hold wheat for $1 minimum price
The American Society of Equity calls on U S farmers to resist selling wheat below $1 a bushel, arguing that current prosperity and high demand justify a floor price. The bulletin adds that the movement seeks coordinated action to stabilize farm income and curb price drops across crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Equity
Farmera
Tidiasapole
United States
Wis
Ciexe
Chicago
Cheap Colorado Summer Rates Announcement
Train fare notice details discounted Burlington Route summer rates to Colorado and Minnesota destinations. Highlights include June to July travel windows with reduced prices to Denver Pueblo Glenwood Springs and St Paul Minnesota, plus special round trips from St Louis and Missouri routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Burlington
Denver
Pueblo
Lake City
Minnesota
Daffy
St Paul
Minniapelie
Ger
SE Louis
Celifornia
St. Louis
Mipsouri River
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Aes
Knowles
Sieoree
Ant
Fenderick
Freemain
Sfr
Ani
Mtr
Wryanerse
Cuanéie Amd
Guhovier
Earl Gee
Denis
Soho
Borers Macterrea
Chiles
Aed
William Bois Steart
Isabel Mear
Bey
Ah Willem
Taeainitae Cole
Grace Cathedral Hall
Welink
Stine
Whenua
Feratly
Hutdarks
Welier
Romeville
Crage
Silane
Sheela
Chasien
Lily
Katherine Keilen
Tees
Ciewgt
Stlee Swett
Chile
Emiun Vars
Tewa
Bintchingen
Niemer
Comenatia
Bre Co Astley
Frietaria
Aloe
Muller
von Rendolph
LE Lene
DR. Fenner
Kansas
Bailey
Mrtom
Movernic
State of
Ail Patriotic
Tbertesiey
Paderewski
Hayti
Hetit Noothee
Terlanstren
Haytien
Mantes Themin Ietere
Petmin
Hox
Mencken
Glatence P_Clark
Bertha [Rhoves
Mitsion
Vernin Boutweil
Monmouth
Maginat Zienier
Dover
Edith Holmes
Anna Roberts
Quihd
Char. L Batht
Shawnee Township
Ras Takene
pSplitter
Jonepts Bux
Fleaste
Tredger
Alpha H. Mover
A i Johncot
Sarah, Jamison
Lila Care
Soran Dauber
Parnist Hammer
Manbsusa
IUALE
Auerbach
Guettel
Lisle
Pisnin Iverson
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Deimer
North Topeka
Newman
S. A
W. Second St
Klauer
Tir
California
Dake
Eben
Bricker
Waeeuey
Goa
Pais
Rutland
Todar Appotr
Geurel
Louteville
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