Hartley Langkop Wedding Announced In St Louis
The marriage of Miss Thelma Langkop and Mr. Clarence Hartley was announced today. The couple wed Saturday morning June 2 in St Louis with no attendants. They will reside at 1307 Weer High Street after June 14. Mrs Hartley is a local school graduate with studies in several colleges. Mr Hartley works as assistant auditor at the State Transient Bureau.
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Hartley-Langkop
Thelma Langkop
Mae Langkop
Clarence &. Hartley
J. Hartley
Elston
St. Louis
Hartley
Weer, High Street
Christian College
Columnia
State Teachers College
Warrensburg
State University At
Colorado
State Transient Bureau
Flapper Fanny Slices and Social Circles in City Life
The column details social happenings around Jefferson City including the Evening Bridge Club with hostess Mrs. Henry Burleigh, Betty Rose Circle at First Baptist Church, and Alma Louise Dallas returning from Missouri University. It notes multiple club entertainments, program lines for the Dallmeyer Junior Music Club, visits by Mrs. Edward P. Gates, Dr. H. B. Stauffer’s World’s Fair travels, and a Silver Tea by Jeanette Jackson Circle. Also describes bathroom luxuries and cosmetic products as modern conveniences.
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Dallmeyer
Carolina Mack
Cherry Street
Dorothy Dee Bates
West High Street
Manes
Nevin
Annna Marie
Kansas City
George English
Lemare
Margaret Autenrieth
Dorothy Phelps
Dorothy Hefty
Jessel
Miss R
Sarah B. Cioedde
Fiano
Little Brown Church In the Vale
Pitts
Jane Claybrook
Virginia Raither
Grieg
Miss Mack
Moszkowski
Miss Hefty
Mildred Meyer
Rehagens
Westphalia
Edward P. Gates
Baptist Church Circle
Frank Stuckey
East High Street
Jeanette Jackson
First Baptist Church
Jeanette Beall
China
Beall
Hernan
Noise and appetite grow for Dionne quintuplets
Corbeil June AP more noise and hope at the Dionne home as the quintuplets show healthy appetites with meals every two hours. Dr Dafoe reports the babies awake and hungry. Marie gains 4 ounces in 24 hours while Yvonne Annette Emilie Cecile and Marie increasing weights and showing strong digestion.
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Marie Dionne
Yvonne
Annette
Emilie
Cecile
Marie
North Dakota Sees $50,000,000 Rain Save Livestock
A heavy rain across eight counties relieved drought in North Dakota last night and today. Commissioner John Husky of agriculture and labor labeled the event a $50,000,000 rain, saying it saved livestock from depopulation as the parched prairies soaked.
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North Dakota
John Husky
Agriculture and Labor
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Louise
Frances Thompson
Nashua
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Ruth Overman
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Vetter Lane
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University of Missouri
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Fairmount Boulevard
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