Lawrence bride wed W C Crowell in quiet ceremony
Miss Clara Lynch of Lawrence daughter of Mrs Lois Lynch married W C Crowell this morning at 7 at the bride’s sister Mrs George Melvin home. Ceremony read by Carter Harrison of Trinity Episcopal church. Brides attire beige moire crepe trimmed in brown taffeta. Going away suit brown and white checked wool. Afterward a three course breakfast, tiered cake centerpiece, ivory candles. Decorations of tulips iris spirea. Bride a former KU student. groom KU graduate. They will live in ha City after a short wedding trip.
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Clara Lynch
Lawrence
Lois Lynch
Maha, Neb
W. C. Crowell
George Melvin
Iris
Spirea
University of Kansas
Crowell
Mrs. Bell
Ha City
Social Calendar Highlights From A Kansas Town
A packed society page lists Saturday bridging by Mrs Otto Fischer and Mrs A B Mitchell, a founders day banquet at Eldridge by Alpha XL Delta, and multiple garden and luncheon gatherings at Trinity, Lutheran, Colonial, and other venues. Notables include University Mousemothers luncheon, Mothers League devotionals with Russia talk by Mr Bekker, and Rebekahs degrees.
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Otto Fischer
A. B. Mitchell
Alpha XL Delta
Eldridge
Silex Opal Kennedy
Juncheon
Manor
Manda Kan Valley Garden Association
Trinity
University Mousemothers' Association
Colonial
Progressive
Rob. W. Sparr
Frances
J. H W. Ho
The Bible as a Living Repository of Sacred Keepsakes
A reflection on how personal Bibles store family mementos beyond sacred text. The author notes worn bindings, yellowed pages, and keepsakes like badges, letters, poems, and obituaries tucked among verses. The piece argues Bibles endure, hosting intimate history and daily life alongside scripture.
Lawn Mowing Guidelines For New Lawns And Clippings
A guide on mowing frequency and height for new lawns. Mow when grass reaches 2 to 8 inches, avoid drastic cuts, set mower to 0.75 to 1 inch, and remove clippings. Compost leftover clippings with other yard waste. Regular careful mowing promotes healthy growth and soil condition.
Local Social Court Notes and Garden Party Details
Barbara Berger attended as a guest along with Mrs. 3 C Reuter and Mrs. Netzer, with Rudd participating in formal regiments. Spring flowers decorated and lamps shaded in fraternity colors. Outgoing hosts include Mrs. C Wy Sharp for a contract club afternoon. regional Girl Scout conference banquet at Hotel Jayhawk featured Henry J. Allen and Alice Conway. A tea followed the Thursday session at Mrs. J R Burrow’s home and guests toured a garden. Advertising lines note one week fears at penny costs.
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Barbara Berger
3. C. Reuter
Hiote
Personal notes from Kansas City and Topeka visits
Prof and Mrs William J Johnson visited Abbey Players in Kansas City. Mrs C T Royston returned from St Louis after Easter with daughter Mrs F L Callicotte. Mrs A H Turney travelled to Abilene for an Emergency Nursery school project. Louis Hunter attended Theta Xi banquet at Steuben club. Elizabeth Meguiar spent day in Topeka. Dean R A Schwegler spoke at a Kansas City luncheon for the AAUW state convention. Girl Scouts troop seven held a dinner for parents and sisters at Miss Hay’s home, with Inez Smothers as chair and many helpers and a program on troop objectives, laws, and promise.
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Mothers’ League
G. H. Dixon
John Peyton
John Aron Bekker
University of Kansas
Russia
Bekker
China
America
Mr. Bekker
Club
Walter Burnham
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Philip Jones
Patricia Dixon
William $. Johnson
Kansas City
Abbey
Shubert
C. T. Royston
St. Louis
F. L. Callicotte
A. H. Turney
Abilene
Louis Hunter
Theta Xi
Steuben Club
Elizabeth Meguiar
Topeka
Dean R. A. Schwegler
American Association of University Women
Girl Scouts of
Troop Seven
Miss Hay
J. Dillard
Louisiana Street
Inez Smothers
Jessie Lyle
Ida M. Gilbert
Irma N. Jackson
Alberta White
LaVerne Webster
Rosie Newman
Ruth Wagner
Ethel Perry
Dorothy Lee
Arline Strode
Mary IE. Robertson
Virginia Lyle
Virgil Lee
Helen Potts
Walter Monroe
G. N. Jackson
Johnson Smothers
J. E. Anderson
C. Elliott
P. Coleman
Sarah M. Nelson
Caroline Pennell
Cornelia Byrd
Miss Webster
Weather Outlook For Kansas After Showers
TO BE COOL SUNDAY Topeka Apr 27 The remaining rain showers faded today removing hope for more moisture in Kansas Dust storms subsided as winds turned northwest. Federal meteorologist S D Flora said little soil blowing is expected next day or two. Kansas recorded the nations lowest temp last night 30 degrees at Trib une. Temperatures should reach about 60 statewide tomorrow with a further light freeze possible in western Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nebraska
S. D. Flora
United States
Tribune
Flora
Indians Endure Cold Stand as Mystery Sounds approach
The scene centers on a sobering moment as a man named Puf fy struggles to break ropes in biting cold. A strange rasping noise from the forest near the Kansas Nebraska line is heard as Indians walk off. Separate notices list three marriage licenses issued to Leonard Beecroft and Mildred Grohe in De Soto Eu dora, Lewis Badders and Elizabeth Denton in Topeka, and Albert Lester Scott and Elma Ulm in Lawrence to be married by local Reverends.
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Puffy
Leonard W. Beecroft
DeSoto
Mildred M. Grohe
Eudora
M. E. Daniels
Paola
Lewis M. Badders
Elizabeth Denton
Topeka
R. A. Hunt
Lawrence
Albert Lester Scott
Elma Ulm
Mr. Thomas
Bank Holdup Victims Describe Robbers’ Escape Route
Victims told police they were forced to lie down as robbers herded them into the vault and lacked money. They believed the bandits parked their motor car about a block away and that the vehicle was last seen heading away from the bank.
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Jellinek
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