Marriage of Miss Rowena Nottingham to Karl Carl
Rowena Nottingham wed Karl Carl yesterday at 3 pm in Sunnyside home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Nottingham. Dr H K Ebright of Baker University read the ceremony as violin and piano music accompanied the reception. The couple plan a short wedding trip and will live on the Curl farm north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Nottingham
Karl Carl
John Nottingham
Sunnyside
H. K. Ebright
Baker University
Elizabeth Bright
Ponce
Gluck
Elmer Weibel
Cadman
Mary Nottingham
Mendelssohn
Miss Marian Weibel
Everett Lane Notingham
Marian
Elma J. Garver
Jonathan Nottingham
University of Kansas
Barteldes Seed Company
H. K. Kright
Elizabeth
Baldwin
O. J. Lane
Chester Brown
Harry Starr
Lawrence
Blanche Snyder
Bonner Springs
Social calendar highlights from Kaw Valley clubs and meetings
The Kaw Valley social scene lists Garden Association, Oread Bridge Club luncheons, Miss Mildred Rock, and Mrs. Wen Gooey Beige Lub events. Reading clubs, bridge games, and luncheons recur at homes of Lescher, Young, Learned, and Stanton. Birth announced for George Anne at Memorial Hospital. Twentieth Century and Cosmos clubs hold meetings. Round Table picnic planned with families tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Garden Association
Oread Bridge Club
Wen Gooey
Mildred Rock
Bridge Club
CW. Nuffer
Dorothy Brehdelpe
Jay Eaegattle
Lawrence Reading Club
C. L._Lescher
Eluy
Paul I Winter
Wood
Jaeves Bridge Club
J._A. Schaefer
Dolph Simone
Fritta-Stowits
Ig Kono
A. Hults
Wiedemann’s
Harold
Colonial
Whit
Kilworth
George Varnes
Massachusetts ‘Street
Memorial Hospital
George Anne
Round Table
A. L. Stanton
Learnard Avenue
George Kirchhoff
Social notes from Charles and surrounding towns
Personal visits and travels reflect the week’s gatherings. James H. Constant of St Charles, Tl, guests of cousins J. T. Constant. T. J. Losey depart for Los Angeles after eight days with Mrs. Ella R. Spurgeon. Miss Mary Jule Shipman of Chicago visiting Mrs. C. W. Maloney. Addie Bullinger and Claude Smith of Wichita stay with Theodore Chariton’s sister, Mrs. Chariton. C. E. Kelly and two children of Dodge City spend weekend with M. A. Draper and Lea Drebing. Mrs. A. D. Davis illness brings M. M. Rummell and family, joined by brothers Arthur Davis and Galen Davis, and Mildred Frymire, to Lawrence. staying with Prof. and Mrs. R. S. Tait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Constant
St. Charles
J. T. Constant
T. J. Losey
Los Angeles
Cal
Ella R. Spurgeon
Mary Jule Shipman
Chicago
C._W. Maloney
Addie Bullinger
Claude Smith
Wichita
Remodeling Plans At 1000 Illinois Street View Day Before Work
About thirty people toured the residence at 1000 Illinois Street yesterday afternoon to inspect remodeling plans adopted by the Building and Trades Council of the Chamber of Commerce. Bids for general contracts plumbing and electrical work will be opened next Saturday afternoon. Work starts once contracts are let and the house will reopen to the public upon completion. The owners W G Seamans of Schenectady NY and G S Seamans of 1025 Kentucky Street view the project as an investment and hope to attract similar jobs in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Street
Building and Trades Council
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Constant
Constant
W. G. Seamans
Schenectady
N. Y
G. S. Seamans
Kentucky Street
Hitlerist gains in four German states but no clear path to control
Berlin April 25. Adolf Hitler's national socialists lead in four of five German states after yesterday's diet elections, yet lack a majority. In Prussia the party holds 162 seats, tied with the present government, while the Centrist bloc could back a NS government. The Communists rise to 57, Social Democrats fall to 97, and the Bavarian result shows slight lag for the Hitlerites. The outcome triggers possible resignations but not an immediate change in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Wilhelm Kube
Dr. Braun
Hitler
Reich
Bavaria
Prussia
Ihe
Otto Braun
Heinrich Bruening
Communist
Social Democrats
First Presbyterian ordains local officers in Sunday service
Bruce Cameron was ordained elder at the First Presbyterian Church with Dean D. M. Swarthout Dr. R. H. Edmiston and Caryl Dodds installed. E H Coe and J M Miracle ordained and with A J Graves re elected were installed as deacons. Women’s Guild unit chairs named by Mrs F W Cutter. Sunday school unit discontinued. Second Christian Church notes services and sermons including Patience and Perseverance with guest speaker Alvis Kooken and Delta Sigma Theta event announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Bruce Cameron
Ya Raling
D. M. Swarthout
R. H. Edmiston
Caryl Dodds
J. M. Miracle
A. J. Graves
Women’s Guild
F. W. Cutter
Mack
F. A. Dreher
W. J. Baumgartner
J.B. Henry
Flower
Xii
Representative House
A. C. Mitchell
Second Christian Church
Tennessee Streets
Sims
Bible Schools
Alvis Kooken
Kansas City
Y. A. Jackson
United States Department of Commerce
Ninth Street
Baptist Church
Lawrence
Delta Sigma Theta Sororty
PRESENT RECITAL TONIGHT LUCILE GABEL AND ROBERT MILTON
Lucile Gabel and Robert Milton to present a joint senior recital at 8 p m in the Administration auditorium with Elmer Anderson as accompanist. Each will perform three groups including works by Beethoven Rubinstein and Moszkowski and a selection of songs, piano and vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Gabel
Howard C. Taylor
Robert Milton
Alice Moncrieff
Elmer Anderson
Milton
Beethoven
Miss Gabel
Professor Taylor
Spell of chilly weather grips Kansas with frost risk
In Topeka on April 25, the United States Weather Bureau forecasts a spell of chilly spring weather across western and central Kansas with possible frost. Minimums may dip to 35 in the west and 40 in the east, near the frost line. The forecaster says a light frost in western and central regions would cause little damage, though southeastern crops could suffer if frost extended there, which is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Weather and social notes from a Kansas town
Weather reports note high Western Kansas temps and rain focused at Goodland with a later sunny outlook. Local social items record visits, club meeting outcomes, and funeral details for Prairie View resident George Boland Sr., with school programs and community events across Douglas County.
Pleasant Grove land sale and local notices
Cecil Duver of Lawrence bought ground one mile south of Pleasant Grove on highway 73 to build a service station. Jesse Hirt and Elmer Flory families attended the funeral of Jesse Hirt’s mother in Anderson county. Pleasant Grove students from the local school took exams at Central school. attendees included Ralph Messer Russel Tucker Eddie Cook Marie Daniels Norma Baker Alma Clough. Everett Eberhart and family visited Jim Pugh’s Model home Saturday night and Sunday. Irvin Flory hosted guests including Sandy Williams Wayne George Van Housen Carl Russel Delbert Baker and Roscoe Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Beaman
Marie Daniels
Norms Baker
John Harris
Lawrence
N. D
Sandy Williams
Mary Hegeman
N. D. Messer
Jack Dillon
John Dagget
Oscar Crane
Clifford Christenson
John Daniels
Bill Porter
Clara Hunsinger
Bobby Messer
Patsy Dillon
Florine Christenson
Irene Daniels
Margrat Dagget
Billy Porter
Felix Tucker
Jack
Dillon
Patsy
John Dillon
Washington Creek
Ed Heaston
Reese Swimley
George Boland
Prairie View
Boland
Douglas County
Cecil Duver
Jesse Hirt
Pleasant Dircve
Jesse Hirt i
Elmer Flory
Anderson County
Pleasantrove School
Central School
Ralph Messer
Russel Tucker
Eddie Cook
Marie’ Daniels
Norma Baker
Alma Clough
Everett Eberhart
Jim Pugh
Model
Irvin Flory
Wayne
George van Housen
Carl Russel
Delbert Baker
Roscoe Daniels
Unclear financial figures from OCR fragment
A garbled OCR excerpt lists scattered monetary values such as 351.60 and 600.27 along with multiple commas and dashes. The text appears as isolated numbers and identifiers like paeney and uh, lacking coherent context or a clear narrative.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor Klein
Margaret Kirchhoff
George G. Kirchhoff
American Legion Auxiliary
First Christian Church
A. E. Shields
Number Six
R. K. Glatthaar
Kitchen Kabinet Orchestra
Roland DeWatteville
C. L. DeWatteville
Ohio Path
B. P. Deichert
Japan
Friends In Council
Robert Calderwood
Vermont Street
D. R. “McWilliams
Bridgettes
Tennola Club
Hultsholm
A. P. Hults
Raymond Gordon
Robert Laptad
Ora Wells
Joe Garbutt
Edgar Jost
Het
Robert ‘Quillen Agro
Publishers Syndicate
Glenn Moody
Entre Nous Club
Howard McConnell
Charles Louk
West Side Study Club
Charles $. Young
Tennessee Street
R. R. McFarland
G. C. Wolf
E. Patterson
E. Stoner
Margaret Sharp
Europe
Portia Club
M. E. Charles
Louisiana Street
Josephine Gilmore
C. L. Lescher
J. F. Grayson
J. D. Club
No Name Club
E. R. Learned
Twentieth Century Club
Warwick Benedict
W. H. Eastman
Ohio Street
Cosmos
A. S. G. Plank
Omaha
Neb
Labor Party
Frank Elbridge Webb
San Francisco
Jacob F. Coxey
Schleifer Market
Indiana Street
Western
Kanes
Goodland
Soaker
E. Daniels
Pleasant Grove
The
Journal-World Classified
Jay
Rinso
Jade
Advance Cleaners
Orientals Repaired
Home Service and
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Vialancr
Rom
Hala
Consumer's Deposit Fund
Tralante
Eby
Silsz
General Fund Water Fund
Light Fund
Internal Improvement Cemetery Fund
Paren Fund
Wire Fund
Park Fund
White Way Fi
Avinr Farid
First National Banke Speciales Water
Z.isere
City
Asuswan
White Way
Garbige
Internal Improveme
Sibls
Vazies
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ciy Lter
City OF
Kan
Total Water Bonds
Paeney
Internal Improvement Fund
Talance
Deene White Way
Reteiplae
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Pices
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