Knabe-Remsey Wedding in Canton Kans
Miss Bertha Knabe and Mr William Alexander Ramsey wed by Rev T C Maughlin at the bride’s home in Canton with attendants Miss Josephine Ramsey and Mr Joseph Ramsey. The couple plan to live in Topeka after Ramsey’s furniture job. both are noted as popular Lawrence youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knabe-Remsey
Bertha Knabe
Willam Alexander Ramsey
T. C. Maughlin
Canton
Kans
Ferns
A. Weber
Miss Ramsey
M.C. Mellott
Lennett Mellott
Edwardsville
E MI
Weaver’s
Ramsey
Charles’ Ramsey
Miame Street
Various Church Meetings And Social Events Listed
A long list of local church meetings and social gatherings is noted for Friday April 26 including women from Presbyterian and Episcopal groups, a line party to Haversock, and a Missionary Society meeting at Plymouth Congregational. Also announced are a wedding shower for Miss Pearson, a birth of two daughters for Mrs Lee Smith, a federation convention report, a J O Club party for Alta Smith, a J O Club party for Miss Alta Smith, and a Delta Tau mothers dinner with out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
A. Hecker
J. W. O’lryon
Leona Baumgartner
F. M. Benedict
ES. Caldwell
Annie Mitchell
Elizabeth Dunkle
M. H. MekKean
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
Plymouth Congregational Church
A.D. Weaver
Indians Street
Tramlin
Delta Tau Fraternity
W. H. Chandler
Fred Leach
Arkansas City
Roy McLain
Wellsville
D. A. Blair
Beloit
Jamies MacLeod
Washington
J. J. Shields
Nashua
Joia
Charles Krumbach
Sheethy
Nebraska
W. Montgomery
Junction City
F.C. Ferris
MccPhersons
First Convention Held Here by Theta Sigma Phi Delegates
Theta Sigma Phi holds its first convention in Lawrence with delegates from ten universities meeting to discuss issues and goals in journalism and women’s professional networks. The gathering marks a milestone for collegiate women in media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Sigma Phi
Lawrence
Kansas university hosts noon feed and two day journalism convention
Charles Dillon and William Allen White head a long two day program opening in Lawrence. Delegates from multiple states gather at the Kansan newsroom for a noon luncheon, with speakers from The Copper Farm Publications and the Elmo Gazette among others. A reception and banquet follow as visiting members join university journalism societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dillon
William Allen White
Theta
Sigma
Criver
Addres
Ailee Bowlby
Fon
Lawrence
Kansan Boal
G Council
Kansan
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Ovel
Montana
Nebraska
College Will Son
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Polylege
Ohig St
Copper Farm
Mi iHeten
Mo Bennett
Collegiate Bureau of Occupations
Willian Alten White
Eino- Ineria Gazette
Ermoon
Auppa
Kasira
Figo
Ma Delta Chi
Henoriiy
Faenilssia Fraternity of America
Industrial convention opens in Kansas City with Sapient talks
Southwest Kansas City hosts the One V Convention of the Intern Community League. Senator Gilbert H. Witchcock of Nebraska addresses delegates at a luncheon with Kansas City Chamber of Commerce guests. Speakers include Edgar Gegenbach, W. Tock, and Henrie J. Doh e on rail co operation, agricultural development, and regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan City
InternCommunity League
U.S
Gilbert H. Witchcock
Nebraska
Whven
Kansas City
Southwest
Henre J. Dohe
New York City
Pearson
1. C
Hen‘s
Agri- Department
Kansans Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Agriculural
J. W. Canticell
Oklahoma
As and Mechanical College
Stillwater
Okla
D. Mumford
iCollege of Agriculture
University of At Columbia
Mos
WLM
Kangas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kansas
H. A. Lane
Chamber of Commerce
Bartlesville
Sydney J. Roy
Hannibal
H. A. Russel
St. Joseph
Local Residents Mention Travel and Visits in Lawrence
Personal notices list Ben Matkins returning to Canada Utah after Washi Wl stop and Alph dances May McClelland visiting Emporia. T J Dickson from Fort Riley and Mrs ni ne Hutchings of Kansas visit sisters in Lawrence. John Tudhope Linwood and William Steele Kansas City seen in Lawrence for meetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Matkins
Washi
Lawrence
Canad
Utah
T. J. Dickson
Fort Riley
Nine Hutchings
Kansass
Alice Guenther Alph
May McClelland
Emporia
John Tudhope
Linwood
William Steele
Kansas City
Ful Moser
C. AL Lail
Orchard White Sold At McCullochs Drug Store
The notice reports Orchard White available at McCullochs Drug Store with Miss Mabel Kreipe nearby. Residents Mr and Mrs Kreipe and others visited in Gr dey Vane then returned home in Spence Kansas after an evening with Mrs Alfred Hicks. Sergeant W Ro Eames promoted to chief of detail and first sergeant title noted. Rummage sale by Ladies Auxiliary scheduled for Friday the 26th at 737 Mass St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Ank P-Pos
Mttsburgh
Mreo M. Ti Pearson
Helen Fox
Penarison
Missouri
Frances Ste Mary Roberts
Daisy Mary Bacon
Abby Blanche Gordon
Munyu
Alberta
Harrétte Gordon Carman
Mabel Kreipe
George. Kreipe
Bret Waulfkible
Gine Qheushters
Bean
Gr Dey
Vane
Spence Kans
Mrami
Alfred Hicks
W. Ro Eames
Oscar Learnarnd
Cap Lewis
Washington
Eancrence
S. of Woo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Red
Jack Curtis
Barbara Connoley
Jack Pickford
Majesty
Erowersock
The
Holman Day
Harold Lockwood
Pathe News
J. Stuart Blackton
Sir Gilbert Parker
Byron
Batavia
S & S Grocery
Wolf’s Book Store
Fischer
Foster
National School OF Orthopraxy
Otto. Fischer
Neumonia
Ick’s Vapora
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
Alta Smith
Miss Smith
Mu Phi Epsilon
Missionary Union
Tore Jaedicke
Dester .& Roberts
Mass
Grace E. Perry
N. H. St
Massachusetts
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Industrial Chub
Mes. C. Gulley
Reel Co
Woman's Auxiliary
Episcopal
L. D. Chub
Gery Club
Mercant
Mra
Lee Smuth
Daughte
Margaret Elizabeth
Smith
Blanche Hyrstrd
Federation
Helen Buecker
Kirst
Salina
Garvey
Mies Kacker
J. Lb. Drady
J. O
Fern Emmon
Alta. Smith
Richard Cox
Topeka
Ed. Smies
FE. W. Cross
Clifton
K. U
Inter-Community League US
Nation
Yondeht
Mary Clarke
Snl
Rother
McCulloch
Shen
Penchard
Montgomery
Percy Brush
Winey’s Auction Sale
Kryptok
Conan
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