LINCOLN GENERAL DUO GOING WEST

 

Miss Leslie Marie Francke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Francke, plans to

 leave Aug. 3 for the West Coast to further her education.  

 

Miss Francke, who has her degree in medical technology and has been teaching

at Lincoln General Hospital, plans to do research chemistry in medical technology

at either Stanford or the University of California at Berkeley.

 

Accompanying Miss Francke will be Miss Marie Lorraine Parachini of Ft. Morgan,

Colo., also of Lincoln General Hospital, who plans to work for her Bachelor's degree

 

 

Lincoln Evening Journal, July 26, 1961 - Contributed by:  Peggy Luce

 

 BRYAN'S PUBLIC PARK

 

Twelve acres of the Silver Champion's Fairview Farm to be

Given Over to the Project

 

Lincoln, Neb. - Feb. 4, W. J. Bryan will build a park on his farm east of

Lincoln.

 

Twelves acres east of Fairview will be given over to the project. Picnic

parties and concessions will be allowed free use of the park. Work is to

begin on it early in the spring. While it will not be a public park in the

strictest sense of the word, Mr. Bryan proposes to have it easy of access

to any party desiring to use it. It is located between the interurban trolley running from Lincoln to Collegeview, Neb.

 

Walnut Valley Times, El Dorado, Butler County, Kansas,

February 6, 1903, Volume XXXIV, Number 3

 

Contributed by:  Peggy Thompson

 Pie Alcohol Bill Beaten 

Lincoln, Neb., March 19. – (AP) The house of representatives today turned down pleas to restore mince pie and fruit cakes their traditional alcoholic ingredients.

 

Branding a senate bill to permit bakers and food manufacturers right to possess alcohol for compounding food products as the “opening wedge” of wet sympathizers to obtain repeal of dry acts.  Representative Troy L. Davis led a successful attack which defeated it, 65 to 28.

 

 

The Evening State Journal – Lincoln Daily News, Lincoln, Nebraska, Wednesday, March 15, 1916

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