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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1940
Page
5
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A Sunday wedding at three o'clock is announced for Miss Marie Gustafson and Eugene Richardson at Congressational parish house. The families are noted as Miss Marie H ter and Mr. Swaim from Oxford.
Miss Mary Isabelle Taylor of Lawrence and Harold William Haight of Louisville married at noon in Trinity Episcopal church with Rev. Robert Alexander officiating. Bride wore brown chiffon. maid of honor Miss Betty Banker and best man Don Funkhouser. After a breakfast at the bride’s home, the couple left for Louisville where Haight works as junior engineer. Both graduates of the University of Kansas.
A busy slate of August activities includes a Richardson reunion at Clinton Park with over 100 expected, a Union Young People group meeting at First Methodist Church with Prof. Carroll Clark speaking, and a sewing club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Goodman Routerday. Various guests and contests highlighted social gatherings. a Security Benefit Life Association picnic and several club meetings followed.
The notice outlines luncheon reservations by noon Monday with Mrs Pontius. The organizing committee includes Mrs A S Anderson, Mrs C C Stewart, Mrs Robert Van Noy and Mrs John Riling. Putting matches will be held at the usual time with Mrs George Kuhne in charge.
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In a Sunday ceremony at the Riggs home lawn Lawrence, Miss Freda Butterfield of Iola wed Howard Lee of Lawrence, and Miss Norah Lee tied with George Mole of Lawrence. Betty Sue Davis performed songs as violins accompanied. Mrs. Lee is KU class of 1940 and Mr. Lee is a student.
Numerous Kansas residents plan trips and visits as summer continues. Mr. Otto Fischer and Mrs. Ivan Rowe travel to Estes Park Colorado with daughter Sally. Dr. and Mrs. Henry motor to North Carolina for weeks. Many others visit family in Peabody Parsons Ottawa and Chicago while awaiting autumn plans.
Out of town guests for a local wedding came from ToLa, Osage City, and nearby areas. Attendees included Mrs. O G Butterfield with son Leslie Roy Hayes Mrs Harold Gay Mrs Alto Ling and children Kenneth Wanda Mr and Mrs Alden Peck David Betty J 1 Lester Peck Mrs Frank Sini Mr and Mrs Dean Hayes Mr and Mrs Eugend Fisk Mr and Mrs Marion Tomson and son Gene Miss Helen Ling Betty Sue Dudley and the University couple reside at 716 Arkansas Street and 823 Massachusetts Street.
Free Methodist Church on Twelfth and Connecticut lists Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 with a Women’s Missionary Society led evening program guest speaker Mrs. H J Long. Midweek prayer at 7 45 followed by official board meeting. Annual camp meeting at Eureka Lake Park August 8 to 18. First Baptist on Eighth and Kentucky shows worship 9 30 to 10 35 with speaker Mr. Thomas and guest soloist Spencer Bayles. Rankin and Rankin music aids noted. church school 10 30 to 11 with classes for all. senior youth union to follow.
DeSoto and Lawrence area families hosted relatives and friends in a busy social week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dan Neis and children of DeSoto and Mrs Agnes Leedy of California with various Neis relatives. Activities spanned church events and visits across Baldwin Topeka Lawrence Wellsville and Kansas City.
Mrs C B Slusser and Marte hosted the Stull Needlecraft club at their home on a Wednesday afternoon. Members gathered for sewing projects and social chatter in a community cards setting.
The piece records a club meeting with tea towel work, a prize won by Mrs. Elmer Nichols, and plans for the annual social on Wednesday August 14 plus a meeting at Mrs. Waller's home on Wednesday August 21. It lists birthdays, hospitality for threshers, visits among residents, hospital stays for Leo Bidinger and Mrs. August Kampschroeder, and several visits by local families to each other.
Helen Keehlar of Lawrence spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Ed Ice home. Mr and Mrs August Kampschroeder were at a Sunday night gathering. A. Bidinger is involved in painting, papering and mason work at the Mound school house.
A last minute reminder lists the Journal-World subscription address and urges readers to ensure delivery. It mentions Fos Sommer as a point of contact for arranging the order and delivery details.
A former Leavenworth police officer faces scrutiny amid reviews of past conduct. Officials have not released specific charges or details, but say the matter involves internal investigations and potential disciplinary action.
Sunday worship at Presbyterian church with Sunday school at 3:45 a.m. and evening prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Annie will lead the service.
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