NEWSPAPERS: Shawnee Chief (newspaper) 1919
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Dontated by: Susie Hastings  <Praeda@aol.com> 
July 06, 2002

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From the Shawnee Chief 1918-Dec-6 p.1

N. Topeka News.
Mrs. Joseph Hanlon, wife of the Fire Chief was taken sick on Monday last and
is confined to her home on North Quincy street.
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George A. Bridge, brother of Chas. Bridge is in a Boston, Mass. hospital for
a surgical operation.
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Mrs. Gertrude Benjamin has been appointed Administrator for the estate of her
late husband, Ike Benjamin.
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Clifford Pardee who is in the navy is in a Boston hospital recovering from an
operation, according to word received by his parents at 316 West Gordon
Street.
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Mrs. James Newman of the Rochester neighborhood spent the week-end at
Lawrence, Kansas where her daughter Ruth Garver is taking the course in
Journalism at K. U.  Miss Graver [sic] was formerly one of the most efficient
neighborhood correspondents on the Chief staff.
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The Setweart [sic] brothers of North Quincy street, J. C. Stewart of the
force of the Capital Building and Loan Association, and David Laurence
Stewart are both dead, and a double funeral was held Tuesday Tuesday [sic]
from Conwell's undertaking parlors on the south side.  Only close friends of
the family were permitted to attend.
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A north Topeka community, the Lyman school, carried off most of the W. H. S.
contest prizes.  This school of 145 pupils presided over by Miss Bertha
Kistler as Principal took the [the rest is missing]



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