Jamestown Nuptials for Miss Gentzsch and Mr Lefmann
Miss Mabel Gentzsch of Chicago and Phillip Lefmann united in marriage at Jamestown Missouri Methodist parsonage at 9 am on Tuesday April 10. Rev Eugene Goetz presided. Attendants were Miss Viola Scheurer and Fred Scheurer. A three course luncheon and a shower followed at the Scheurer home. They planned to reside near Eudora Kansas on a farm. The California Democrat notes Miss Gentzsch is daughter of Mrs Anna Scheurer and a Jamestown High School graduate who studied at Chillicothe Business College and worked in a Chicago bank. Lefmann is a young farmer from Eudora Kansas with ties to Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gentzsch
Chicago
Anna Scheuger
California
Phillip Lefmann
Jamestown
Eugene Goetz
Viola Scheurer
Fred Scheurer
Scheurer
Drecoll White Crepe De Ching Silk Ensemble Described
Paris fashion notice describes a Drecoll white crepe de chine blouse with a black belt and white binding paired with a circular skirt. The yoke features black and white scarf motifs and scalloped corded detailing on the yoke and sleeves, completing the outfit with similar corded accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Notable visitors and local social notes
A column of social news from Nes City lists visits and returns. Among those mentioned are George March visiting his parents, Mrs W F March. Mrs W L Haley spending a day in Kansas City. Mrs O T Royston in Topeka. Dr Julius Marks of Baldwin en route to Kansas City. S Windsor of Kansas City returning home after a business trip. Mrs Ward Fowler returning from Esbow. Adeline Fowley visiting in Esbow. Mrs Arthur Dugdahl visiting family in Tonganoxie. Vernon Kauffman at the University in Topeka on business. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ridgway returning to Denver after their daughter's recital. Mrs O W Maloney Sr and Mr and Mrs George Maloney Jr returning to Tulsa after visiting C W Maloney Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Haley
Kansas City
T. Royston
Pe City
Julius Marks
Baldwin
Lawrence
Windsor
Kansas
City
Ward
Fowler
Esbow
Adeline Fow
Arthur Dugdahl
Perry
Tonganoxie
Vernon Kauffman
Topeka
Arthur Ridgway
Louise Ridgway
Denver
Colo
Ridgway
Denver and Rio Grande Road
O. W._ Maloney
George Maloney
Tulsa
Oklo
C. W.maloney
Birthday party fills rooms with song and cake
Guests gathered indoors for singing then sat to supper as Richard played piano. A red color scheme centered on a birthday cake. Mrs. Dawes assisted by her daughter Victory Etta served. Two covers set for Carroll Smith and others. Several club meetings and social events noted with hostesses and dates, plus a birthday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Green of Boone, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Dawes
Victory Etta
Carroll ‘Smith
Rollin Siler
Glenn Leffert
Eugene Wright
James Shepherd
Doyle Shepherd
Harry
Personal notices from the region travel and health updates
Mrs H A Voddevidee left for Independence to attend the Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs annual meeting. Mrs Ada Montgomery joined her. Mrs George Miller of R kahawaka is recovering from a recent operation at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs C D Cowgill traveled to Kansas City for a few days with Mr and Mrs G Hupp. Jacks of Orlando, Florida now ill with the flu weighs ninety eight pounds. Mr and Mrs W C Verney and Mrs H W Fursman drove to Kan-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Voddevidee
Independence
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ada. Montgomery
Topeka Daily “Capital
George Miller
Rkahawaka
Memorial Hospital
C.D. Cowgill
Kansas City
Election Fncourages Suffragists in Japan and Women Learn to Drive
Tokyo reports the first general election under universal suffrage encourages women in their bid for political equality. Leaders express optimism and doubt about immediate voting rights, while Yayo Yoshioka argues for practical governance led by women. In Milan, Italian women increasingly attend automobile schools to become drivers and mechanics, while Washington outlines plans to guide a 50-member delegation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs on a three month study trip to Europe to observe foreign women’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yayo Yoshioka
Tokyo Women’s Federation
Min
Milan
Women delegates set for London visit and Paris plans
The United States Commerce Department will arrange meetings for a women’s delegation led by Lena Madesin Phillips. They sail July 20 for London to be hosted by Lady Rhondda, with Rachel Crowdy and guests visiting Paris for a week at the Soroptimist club’s hospitality, and they plan to attend the Berne exposition. A water works bond vote in Milford, Kansas, is set for a special election with a $19,000 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Commerce
Jan
Department
Lena Madesin Phillips
Federation
London
Rhondda
Rachel Crowdy
Peerets
Berne
Parig Bey
Durin
Milford
Kans
BEC
Hess Drug Store
Noses for Statues at Crystal Palace Exhibit Return
London AP reports 2000 statue casts of legendary figures and mythic nymphs return to Crystal Palace. Sculptor Joseph Cheek explains repairs include new noses ears fingers and limbs after wartime removal. He notes the classification may improve but has spent seven years restoring light to the busts statues and models for the palace display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tal Palace
Victor
Cleopatra
Gladstone
Disraeh
Godiva
Joseph Cheek
Siperiates Dentstrusse
Fragments Hint at Sorting Classifications and Placement
Fragmentary lines imply instruction to locate a missing finger and proceed to classify items. The speaker urges speed and assurance, saying not to worry about the classification and that all items will be placed correctly in time.
City to Build Oakley Pumping Plant for Water
A pumping plant for Oakley’s water system is planned to be completed by summer at a cost of about $8,000. The plant will serve the city’s water needs with a focus on improving supply reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Akler
Buting
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W. C. Hamilton
C. W. Sparr
H. Penny
National University, Extension — Association, G
Country Club
University Extension Department
Colonial Tea Room
Otto Barteldés
ML ¥. Hudson
J. Frank Jones
C. B. Russell
The
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Counity Club
New York
Parent-Teacher Association
George Eberhardt
Anna Marie Frazier
Hazel Frazier
la Dean Davis
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Lifelock
W. A. Colman
New York’ Street
Helianthus Club
F. J. Wiedemont
New Jersey Street
Methodist Guild
Hannah Oliver
Alpha Onticron Pisorori
Dena Mae Harman
W. 0. Hamilton
Parent- Teacher Council
Johnson County
Sylvania Street
Hoya
Glen H. Dawes
Penn
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Nes City
George March
W. F. March
Springfield
Amy
Publishers
Syndicat
R. I. H. Club
C. D. Lewis
Methodist Ladies* Aid
Charles Starkweather
Maine
Tomorrom
Afternon
G. W. Schubert
Minervida Club
Paul Winters
Home Aid Society
New York Street
Het
George Shultz
Indiana Street
Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club
Kanwaka
Phi Mu Alpha
Xi Chapter
Mu Phi Epsilon
Vivian '‘Skilton
Esther Roepe
Laura Rankin
Louise Ridgeway
Dorothy Euersteiner
Selma Klemp
Mildred’ Newby
Nadine Long
Louise McCurdy
Meribah Moore
Mary Young
Rachel Bushong
Janet Coulsen
Virginia Derge
Genevieve Lee
Igne Aitken
Virginia Arnold
Florence Beamer
Helen Beard
Ruth Ellis
Lelia Hamphill
Neva Hendrickson
Ethel Hicks
Meta Murphy
Marjorie Housel
Thomas Vanar
Bienvenue Club
E. K. Grim
C.L. de Watteville
E. W. Parsons
Crim
AJ. Green
Boone, Ore
J. M. Baird
Mr. Green
England
America
Mrs. Green
Gestze Houk
Harry Green
F. W. Cotter
Floyd Rankin
C. A. Coe
Clarence Hall
M No
Tennessee Street
C. W. Spary
Washington
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Simi
Tavannes
College Jeweler
G. Oo
Jacob Li Loose
Viguros
Crystal Palace
CL. A. Felten
Makepeace & Strobes
Mass
Georgette
Fischer
Stadium
Maee
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