Marriage of Mildred Jensen to Francis Rice in Topeka
The ceremony at Trinity Lutheran church united Miss Mildred Lillian Jensen and Francis Willard Rice this afternoon at 4. Miss Jensen is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Jensen of Clinton. Mr. Rice is son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rice of Topeka. The couple will live in Topeka where Rice works in Santa Fe offices. They planned a two week western tour after the wedding and a home in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lillian Jensen
George B. Jensen
Clinton
Francis Willard Rice
C. L. Rice
Topeka
Trinity Lutheran Church
G. A. Puls
George J. Woodward
Arthur Jensen
Mr. Ice
Karl Bratton
Because
Grace Endacott
Miss Endacott
Charles N. Jensen
Johanna Hill
Woodward
Connecticut Street
Leroy Sharp
Lillian Hogg
Ruth Bechtold
Dorothy Galligher
Lottie Anderson
Thelma Phillips
Ruby Hollingsworth
Charles Faw
Ithra Anderson
D. F. Smith
Charles Nemec
Rice
West
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Spokane
Denver
Santa Fe
Lawrence Memorial High School
Washburn College
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Oklahoma City
State Insurance Department
George Jr
Martha Ellen
Wichita
Winona Cooke
Colo
W. M. Hobbs
Corrine
Harlen
Harry Thomson
Barbara Jean
John Nottingham
W. H. Hobbs
Florence Steward
Leona M. Flora
Clare Brandveld
Ruth Payne
Lois Godfrey
Geraldine Besseau
Alvina Teague
Mary Smith
Virginia Lewis
Gloria Atkin
Lou McKernan
Genevieve Haynes
J. Gordon Sherifins
George Skalfield
Howard Miller
Francis Keefer
Edith A Robbins
Herbert E. Bott
Clem W. Moore
Carl Lange
Clifton G. Fletcher
Walter Friedholm
Mildred Jensen
Francis W. Rice
Chi Delta Sigma
Eldridge
B. Y
First Baptist Church
W. E. Spalding
J. M. Metzler
Jota Nu
Ho FE
Jordan
Kappa Alpha Theta
Y. M.L
Man ‘Orbs
Ventura Club
Quivira Club
R. D. Krum
Home Aid Society
Otto Grasse
Willard Brown
Harry DeWolf
E. Hyland
H. E. Anderson
Frank Lescher
Eunice Belshe
Stephen Foster
Personal notices from Kansas and nearby states
A series of social notices lists Mr and Mrs W E Spalding hosting guests in Tonganoxie, Alma Price traveling to Nowata for a ill brother, H C Gauck visiting Carl Gauck in Jackson MN, DeWitt Bower and Alice Joan visiting Minneapolis KS relatives, and various Kansans attending the Kansas Relays with extended visits, including Cristine Wenrich and Hope Lane's guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spalding
S. J. MelNaughton
Tonganoxie
Alma Price
Nowata
Okla
Fred Ertz
H. C. Gauck
Carl Gauck
Jackson
J.C. Searles
Kansas City
C. E. Kelly
Vaughn Hamilton
Dodge City
M. A. Draper
Aloha Phillips
Jacque Folek
Junction City
Hope Lane
Dorothy McDowell
Memorial Hospital Aids Ward Goff Improvement
Mrs. Haven Hill hosts visitors from Columbia while Mrs. McDowell travels to Kansas City to see Eva LaGal tienne. Ward Goff at Memorial hospital shows slight improvement after a period of illness. Mrs. C. S. Lucas of Arnold Nebraska visits her aunts Misses Fannie and Eda Neff, recalling her KU memories as Suzanne Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Columbia, O
Havenhill
McDowell Ant
Kansas City
Eva la Gal- Tienne
Ward Goff
Memorial Hospital
C. S. Lucas
Arnold, Neb
Fannie
Eda Neff
Lucas
University of Kansas
Suzanne Barr
Will Present A Drama by Oskaloosa Young People
A group of Oskaloosa Methodist young people stage the religious drama He is the Son of God by Linwood Taft at 7 20 Sunday night at First Methodist Church in six scenes with cast Margaret Roberts Mrs Lawrence Gabel Mae Long John Wheeler Alfred Foster and Rev Earl O Harbour. The same cast performs Monday in Ottawa for a young peoples dramatic contest. Dr Wiley A Keve Kansas City district superintendent preaches at 10 50 o clock. Wesleyan Chorus Choir directed by Dorothy Enlow sings O Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem. Baritone Herlon Loyd solos. Offertory violinist Ednah Hopkins performs Am Meer By the Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Linwood Taft
First Methodist Church
Oskaloosa Methodist
Margaret Roberts
Lawrence Gabel
Mae Long
John Wheeler
Alfred Foster
Earl O. Harbour
Ottawa
Wiley A. Keve
Kansas City
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow
Talk on Local Government by K A Grad Leader
Harold D Smith president of the American Municipal association will speak on Local Government and the New Deal over NBC Blues Network at 6 15 PM CST Tuesday April 24 from Ann Arbor Michigan where he directs the Michigan Municipal League He holds a 1922 KU engineering diploma and a 1924 UM master’s degree in a continuing series Reviving Local Government on NBC with WREN inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Smith
American Municipal Association
University of Kansas
NBC
Smith
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan Municipal League
University of Michigan
NBC Blues
WREN
Lawrence
City Police Add Two Automatic Rifles to Armory
The city commission received two 351 caliber automatic rifles for the police department yesterday. The high power Winchesters with long range and 10 cartridge clips will be in use within days, boosting bandit fighting power as Lawrence and Douglas county law enforcement push to be among the best equipped in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Lawrence
Douglas County
Demand Resignations From County Commissioners
Attorney General Roland Boynton warned Fairfax Barnes and C A Bradbury of Labette County he would file ouster proceedings in the supreme court if they did not resign by Monday after an investigation found they had possibly sold county supplies in violation of state law. Also noted is Mrs W C Austin of Nevada City California reporting a clock running since 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Roland Boynton
Fairfax Barnes
C. A. Bradbury
Labette County
Supreme Court
Boynton
The Little Church in Black and White
A theatre piece mix of satire and sermon questions whether Christianity remains bright in a secular age. The essay argues civilization and religion must reconcile rather than clash, warning that divorced civilization or religion decays. It cites Untermeyer and Dr. E F Tittle on the stormy relation between faith and modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Tittle
Study of Contrasts On Crowded Campus
Mount Oread was today a riotous mass of colors as more than a thousand high school athletic sweaters wandered the campus. Old grads and alumni fretted at changes since their day, while many students moved through University buildings and the Relays dance drew 2 a.m. crowding. Wiggam skewers Browning in a KU library debate. Browsing Room may stay open. Fraternities and sororities pursue “Three Deep” amid slews of visitors and track teams. Lindenbaum’s double vote case stirs student council probe into campus election irregularities. Gov Landon appoints J R McNabb justice of the peace for Richmond township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
Altho
State U
Wizzam
K. U
Bronge
Wiggam
Review of John Dewey book at Unitarian Church
George Beal will review John Dewey's Art and Experience at 10 tomorrow in the Forum of the Unitarian Church at Twelfth and Vermont streets. The service at 11 will feature Bach Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring sung by the church quartet and organ pieces by Howie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
John Dewey
George Beal
Unitarian Church
Twelfth
Vermont Streets
Columbia University
William James
Harvard
Bach
Jesus
William Howie
Mendelssohn
Ravanello
Charles A. Engvall
Allen Crafton
University
Promethean Club
Catherine Owen
Ottawa University Day observed at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church hosts Ottawa University Day with 10 30 a m service featuring President Behan speaking on Christian naneation. Ottawa University chorus directed by Prof Edgar D Kerr performs Bach Haydn Bennett and Ivan pieces, organist Mrs Paul C Rankin offers roulade and other works. Kansas River Association B Y P A rally at Lawrence invites delegates as special guests in Sunday services. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Behan
Ottawa University Chorus Choir
Edgar D. Kerr
Bach
Haydn
God
Bennett
Lord
Ivan
Paul C. Rankin
Bingham
Grasse
Stern
Kansas River Association
Lawrence
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Alpha Phillips
Dorothy Werner
Sterling Potson
Miss Phillips
Barbara Koenig
Betty Thomas
Helen Hierce
Katherine McCarty
Ethel Senne
Melvin Dodd
Vendredi Club
F. T. Stockton
Amigos Club
R. T. Davis
Hy-Lo Bridge Club
Harald Beams
Paul Woolward
Preston Hi Igley
Nora Stanfast
Tota Nu
H. E. Jordan
Alice Winston
John Christy
Sigel Ladies Aid
Edd Shaw
Asa Colman
Bell Call
Mildred Petefish
Devots
Edd Steele
John ‘Christy
James Sanders
Bert Sanders
M. M. Club
Paul Harmar
Exhies
Mu Phi Ensilon Alumnae Club
Rachel Bushone
Neil Thayer
Contract Bridge Club
Elm Street
Fred Ellsworth
J. Frank Jones
J. B. Henry
Ralph Baldwin
Ray Wright
Baldwin
Kansas River Association of B.¥.P.u
H. Moorman
First Bantict “Church
Bert Jones
Paul Ingels
William Bennar, Jr
Margaret Snow
Benway
J. A. Bales
Huls
Fred Lave
W. A. Wood
Mary Neustifter
George Snow
Ray Snow
Harold Tiberhart
Henry Firner
A. van Horebeck
Letha Lemon
Genevieve Martin
Ingels
Jones
Lawrence Reading Club
F. D. Brooks
Christine Wenvich
Florence Hoar
Reva Lint
Inez Mael Kinnon
Laura Parker
Reba Smithers
John L. Kilworth
R. C. Miller
T. G. Fitch
William Docking
George Docking
George Miller
E. F. Caldwell
Belle Wilmot
Floyd Rankin
Charles Pieratt
East Nineteenth Street
Russell Wager
James Hazard
Viola Sutton
Charles E. Alldredee
Bob Phillips
A-T. Hodges
Ed Tryon
E. E. Robinson
John Harris
W. O. Wade
Vera Jones
J. Clawson
Thomas Jones
G. W. Harris
J. W. Surface
J. E. Wade
Earl Helwig
W. G. Pieratt
K. Brockett
G. Glenn
Avier Shick
R. E.grant
Earl Gildehaus
M. Molder
Mothers’ League
L. C. Allen
Barker Avenue
Frank E. Jones
Glenn A. Dawes
Francis Dickie
Ralph T. Fuller
W. A. Churchill
A. H. Dixon
Fred Troutman
League
Ivan D. Viets
Thomas Rephart
Allen, Jr
Oxford
Allen
Co. C. Cunningham
J. C. Malin
Colonial Tea Room
Anne Kent
Evelyn Swarthout
William H. Dunn
Louisiana Street
John Bruce
W. H. MecKone
Vernon Smith
Ralph Cain
Lucy McNaughton
Leavenworth
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Oskaloosa
K. A. Grad
W. C. Austin
Nevada City
Cal
London
Jericho
Louis Untermeyer
Mt. Oread
Union Building
Elkhart
Alma
Butler
Macksville
Albert Edward Wiggam
University of Kansas Library
Jon the Hill
Charles McCreight
Karl Krooz
Josef Hofmann
el Brender
Brendel
Lindenbaum
Pachacamac
Richmond
Alf M. Landon
J. R.mcnabb
Richmond Township
William Chambers
Noctar
Ward
Lovance Cleaner
Merchhants
Warnzvax
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
F. T. D. Florists
Whitcomb’s
Virginia May Flower Shop
DE Luxe Cafe
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