Harris announces marriage of Elizabeth Harris to Clarence Grothaus
An announces marriage for Helen Elizabeth Harris to Clarence Edward Grothaus of Concordia. Ceremony July 8 in Concordia with Rev Grothaus officiating. Grothaus will head chemistry at Bethany Peniel College in Oklahoma City after September 1. The couple plans on residence in Oklahoma City.
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L. G. Harris
Helen Elizabeth
Clarence Edward Grothaus
Concordia
Grothaus
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bethany- Peniel College
Personal travel plans for several social figures noted
Judge and Mrs Hugh Means and companions depart for Panama by car via New Orleans with return planned around September 1. W G Hutson Jr heads to Denver and Estes Park to join Mrs Hutson. J R Holmes C B Holmes and W M Casey with W H Breckenridge leave for Wichita for business then several days there. Mrs R L Anderson and Miss Dorothy Netherton plan a month in California and Mexico stopping at Salt Lake City and attending the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego. They will return via the Grand Canyon spending a day there. Mrs William Docking arrives from Kansas City to spend several days at the Colonial. Miss Emily Ferris arrives from Springfield Mo to visit.
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Judge
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
Mary Sweener
Panama
New Orleans
W. G. Hutson, Jr
Denver
Estes Park
Hutson
J. R. Holmes
C. B. Holmes
W. M. Casey
W. H. Breckenridge
Louis
The
Colonial
Emily Ferris
Springfield
A. L. Ferris
West Hills Parkway
Ralph Dicker
Memorial Hospital
James S. Sosa
Topeka
Chicago
Fontana
LaCygne
Esther Henderson
San Benito
Dorothy Rwin
C. G. Vermilion
New York
Washington
Vermilion
C. E. Sawhill
E. A. Edwards, Jr
Colo
W. J. Priestly
Eldridge
Pocatello
Idaho
Catherine McCreath
Manitou
Colorado Springs
C. B. Taylor
Allen
F. C. Whipple
Ann
M. F. Hudson
Black Hills
Glacier National Park
Philip Ernst
Delmer Bennett
Colorado
William Ott
Eudora
Kansas City
Campbell
Marie Moll
Fred Moll
San Antonio
Tex
Ednah Howkins
F. L. Shoemaker
Otto Fischer
Ivan Rowe
Sally
Evergreen
Mildred Saunders
W. F. Jordan
Muriel
Versailles
Lake of the Ozarks
Elmer Broat
Ozarks
Francis Bereiter
Dorothy Hazlett
Midwest Retail Merchants’ Council
W. C. Brownlee
Trin
Pacific Coast
Ida Wik
Duluth
Minn
Weekend social calendar highlights in town
Saturday social notes list Miss Meribah and others dining at Manor and golfing at local clubs with relatives visiting from Chicago and Topeka. Several residents depart for vacations to Denver, Colorado Springs, the Ozarks, Glacier National Park, and Kansas City for events such as fashion shows and weddings while hospital returns include Ralph Dicker and Mrs. Francis Bereiter with family.
Mystery in Slaying Stuns Platte County Missouri
William J. Thompson, 45, was found with a deep throat wound beside a weed patch on a lonely Platte county road across the Missouri river from Leavenworth. Police seek both killer and motive as no weapon, signs of struggle, or home robbery indicators appeared. Thompson, a World War veteran, had lived in Washington Kaw and recently moved from a veterans hospital to a local hotel. coroner says death occurred about midnight.
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Leavenworth
William J. Thompson
Thompson
Platte County
Missouri
Missouri River
Washington
Kaw
Veterans’ Hospital
S. L. Durham
Lane
Five Die as Train Hits Truck at Camden Crossing
A Seaboard Airline passenger train struck a truck load of farmers at a rural crossing near Camden South Carolina. Five persons were killed at the scene or soon after at the hospital and an undetermined number were injured. The dead include women and children. two died instantly and three died after arrival at the hospital.
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Camden
S. C
Seaboard
Summer fashion patterns offer youth and misses frocks
The Journal-World Pattern Depart ment in New York advertises Young and Simple Summer Frocks in several styles with sizes 10 to 46 and busts up to 40 inches. It lists yardage for 39 inch material and says patterns and the Summer Fashion Book can be ordered for a total price, with payment in stamps or coins.
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Colton
Izes
Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Final KU summer vespers feature Hunt speech and music
The University of Kansas summer session closes with a 7 o'clock concert in the university auditorium featuring vocal and instrumental ensembles. Rev. Robert A. Hunt will give a short address. The program includes organ preludes, vocal duets, trios, quartets, and various instrumental pieces, with attendees invited to participate.
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University of Kansas
University
Robert A. Hunt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wagner Laurel Everette Anderson
Lord Fendelssonn
Meribah Monre
Irene Peabody
Ruth Orcutt
Nell Gwyn Rivalry Highlights in British Drama
A historical British film portrays Samuel Pepys era and Nell Gwyn’s rivalry with the Duchess of Portsmouth for King Charles II’s favor. Anna Neagle shines as Gwyn with Cedric Hardwicke and Jeanne DeCasalis also praised. Includes a news reel and a Tom Kennedy Monte Collins comedy unit.
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Samuel Pepys
Walter Winchell
Nell Gwyn
Charles II
Pepys
Anna Neagle
Cedric Hardwicke
Jeanne DeCasalis
Portsmouth
Tom Kennedy
Monte Collins
Woodstock Sunday Service Sees Light Attendance
Woodstock services drew a small crowd with expectations for larger turnout next Sunday. Rev. Nettie Haworth preached on Second Corinthians. A special song “Speak a Kindly Word” by Mabel Moses, accompanied by her mother Mrs Carl Moses, featured in the program. The Sunday lesson centered on Second Kings 23 1 8 28 21 23 focusing on Josiah.
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Woodstock Sunda
Nettie Haworth
Second Corinthians
Mabel Moses
Carl Moses
Josiah
Fairfax Belmont Guests Travel and Visits Reported
Burdette Smith went to Topeka Monday with his mother Mrs. Jay Smith. George and Ivan Anderson of Oskaloosa visited the Fred Brown home. The Vinland girls ball team went to Topeka Sunday afternoon with LaVern Ice and LaVerna. The Smith and Marshall families visited relatives at Valley Falls Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones and others are noted in the fragmented roster of local social activity.
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Burdette Smith
Topeka
Jay Smith
George
Ivan Anderson
Oskaloosa
Fred , Brown
LaVern Ice
LaVerna
Vinland
Ed Smith
William Marshall
Valley Fails
Herbert Jones
Community notes from Wellsville and surrounding areas
Families spend weeks at Wellsville where Mr. Jones works. Avey and Savage families visit Ottawa. Evangelical Helping Hand class hosts 38 at East Thirteenth street with a play The Charm of the Old Family Album. Mrs. Nelson Green hosts. refreshments served. Yoder, Moon, Kelley, Roberts and Yoder relatives attend a Garden City funeral. Nelsons visit Manhattan. Darlene Patrick joins for two weeks. Grover Husted recovering from recent car injuries. visitors call on Riverside. Ice and Hoskingon attend a Baldwin party. Jacksons attend a Columbia family reunion for R. Graves birthday. Fairmont Sewing Club meets with 12. next gathering at Mrs. Adams’s home.
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Wellsville
Jones
C. C. Avey
Stewart Savage
Ottawa
Nelson Green
Evangelical Church
East Thirteenth Street
Dolly Hass
William Vogler
W. H. Teffit
W. S. Price
Lee Yoder
Garden City
Harry LaVigne
Manhattan
Mr. Nelson
Darlene Patrick
Fred Brown
George Husted
Riverside
Grover Husted
LaVern Ice
George Hoskingon
Vinland
Frank Bell
Baldwin
G. W. Jackson
Columbia
Jackson
R. L. Graves
Fairmont Sewing Club
D. R. Thornton
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Jake Strobel In Eudora
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Salem Evangelical church for Grace Seitz Strobel wife of Jacob Strobel of Eudora. She died Sunday evening at St Marys hospital Kansas City after a week of treatment for high blood pressure and heart trouble. She was born August 28 1870 in Alsace Germany and came to America with her parents. She leaves her husband four daughters two sons a sister and three brothers and six grandchildren. Interment was in the Eudora cemetery.
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Nettie Haworth
Joe Boyd
Thomas Boyd
Donnie
Anna Brown
California
Syl White
Glenn Newby
Wilma Mae
Virginia
Albert Newby
Lindsey
Kansas City
Virginia Lee
Matt Phipps
South Dakota
Frank Moore
Moore
Phipps
Lee Willits
Baptist Church
D. E. Russell
Young
McLouth
Willits
Lizzie Ridgway
Harry
John
Homer
Sevral
Gladys Smelser
St. Louis
W. W. Wellman
Effie Smith
Woodstock
Valley Grove
Lawrence
Mr. Hance
Elery Vanderpool
Avice
Jess Grahe
Prank Charlaian
Levi Sheldon
Cedar Rapids
Ross Smith
Canady
Stanwood Church
Jake Strobel
Salem Evangelical Church
George Trabant
St. Mary’s Hospital
Grace Seitz
Alsace
Germany
America
George Seitz
Clearfield
Jacob Strobel
Eudora
Carl Bernitz
Frances Strobel
Clyde May
Topeka
Henry Eisele
Tonganoxie
Arthur Strobel
Vernon Strobel
Ed Olmstead
Baldwin
Theodore Seitz
Oregon City
Ore
Ed Seitz
Melvern
Kan
Fred Seitz
L. M. Langdon
J. E. van Fossen
Carl Jenkins
Ulrichville
Ohio
A. J. Smith
Gladys Bond
Evanston
F. E. Woods
Loren White
Loren
John Reusch
Pauline
Napoleon Grant
Washington Ray
Rothberger Lake
Walthall
James Mullins
Bri
Henry Mathia
Alvin Bond
J. M. Torrence
Princeton
John Smith
Har
L. L. Corliss
Edith Glover
Corliss
Basil Gardner
Christian Church
DeSoto
Gardner
W. H. Baker
Valley Center
Erle Hunter
Howrd Bash
Lyons
Bertha Bash
Clarence
Edd Hessenflow
Dwight Hessenflow
Edith
Arleen
Humboldt
Neb
Arie] Moll
Herbert
Denver
Kenneth Moll
Gordon Moll
Arlene
Lee Barthol
Helen
Olathe
Howard Bush
Lawrence Saint
Clarence Saint
Bertha Bush
Marshall Long
O. R. Wright
Maggie Freeman
LL Corliss
Charles Baker
Leavenworth
Elmer Jewett
Baby
Morning Star District
C. Crowder and Son
Murphy
Perry Mitchell
Bell Memorial Hospial
Willa Dean Childs
Bertie
W. H. Dent
Margaret Lee
Priest
Jewett
John Turner
Turner
William Turner
Osawatomie
Cecil LaSalle
Lloyd Hoke
Jasper Lesueur
Bonetl
William Savage
Puffs in peril as travelers swarm the Lawrence dinner crowd
A sprawling social column records numerous local gatherings in Lawrence and surrounding towns. Families from Aberdeen to Ft. Scott, Kansas City, Olathe, and Lyons share meals, visits, and illness updates. Attendees include the Corliss, Gardner, Hunt, and Penner families among others, with travel and hospital notes and a funeral in DeSoto.
Rain Brings Smiles For Oklahoma Farmers
Farmers in northwestern Oklahoma and the panhandle welcomed rain after last night’s showers and downpours. The wet weather brightens the outlook for fall crops and lifted farmer spirits across the region.
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Oklahoma Panhandle
Buffalo
Okls
Oklahoma
Panhandle
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