Lawrence couples wed in church and town events
A stream of society notices records two weddings and several local gatherings. Marie Gustafson and Eugene Richardson wed at Plymouth Congregational Church with family in attendance, while Miss Ruth Hunter and Francis Swaim tied vows in Oxford with guests from multiple towns.
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Marie
Louise Gustafson
Luther A. Gustafson
Eugene Arthur Richardson
Arthur E. Richardson
Charles W. Thomas
Plymouth Congregational Church
Agnes Ahriaub Evans
Janice Patchen
Tschaikowsky Liebestraum
Peseeseovecene Sd Sbe
Schubert
Voting Precinct Map for Lawrence City
The Lawrence precinct map lists twelve wards with polling sites at Piney School Pinckney School Police Station Manual School 845 Kentucky Street New City Hall 1045 Massachusetts Street National Guard Armory 115 West Eleventh Street Coker's Store 1335 Massachusetts Street Number 2 Fire Station 1839 Massachusetts Street Liberty Memorial High School Fourteenth and Massachusetts Nieder Service Station 1900 Massachusetts New York School Ninth and New York Street Woodlawn School Second and Elm Street Also notes social events and births in Lawrence with names and venues.
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Lawrence
Pinckney School
Mississippi Street
Eighth
Vermont Street
Manual School
Kentucky Street
New City Hall
Massachusetts Street
National Guard Armory
West Eleventh Street
Coker’s
Liberty Memorial High School
Nieder
New York School
New York Street
Court House
Woodlawn School
Elm Street
Personal News from Lawrence Social Circle
Prof Charles Gruber of Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia and Mrs Gruber are guests of Mrs Gruber’s parents Prof and Mrs M W Stenting. Co E Best and his daughters Elizabeth and Caroline Best of Fallon Nevada visited with Mr Best’s sister in law Harriet Rynerson. Mrs M N Wilcox left for Rochester Minnesota to visit her son A E Wilcox and family for several weeks. Frances Ice of Kansas City Kansas and Dry Leland Spears of Kansas City Missouri spent yesterday with Mrs W J Carter. Mrs A I Decker went to Louisville Kentucky to visit her daughter Mrs Justin R Anderson and family then to Jonesboro Tennessee to visit relatives. Mrs F A Faulhaber Marian and Jean Faulhaber and Earl Feindel of Kansas City came to Lawrence for a picnic supper at Mr’s home.
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Charles Gruber
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Rochester
Minn
A. E. Wilcox
Frances Ice
Kansas City
Kan
Leland Spears
W. J. Carter
A. I. Decker
Louisville
Justin R. Anderson
Jonesboro
Social notes of visitors and travelers in Lawrence area
Residents and visitors are listed with trips and visits across the country. Names include Mrs George Humphrey, Mr and Mrs James Larsen, Bert Allison, Missie Combs, Bob Guntert, the Albert family, Dorothy Hazlett, Mrs Vanera Smith, Donald Smith, Mrs George Chambers and Sue Ellen, Lieut George Chambers, H G Watts, John Canavan, Laverne Heiberg, Ruth Hoover, Helen Louise St Clair, Mrs T T Wylie, and L E Blair. Journeys cover Washington D C, Hyattsville Maryland, Concordia, Philadelphia, New York World’s Fair, Gulf coast, California, Estes Park Colorado, Vancouver BC, and the San Francisco World’s Fair.
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George
Rhode Island Street
James Larsen
Primghar
Iowa
Bert Allison
Missie Combs
Hyattsville
Lawrence
Concordia
Allison
Government Printing Office
Washington,d. C
Journal-World
William Albert
Lena
Rose Albert
Spemery
Bob Guntert
East
Eugene Miller
Athens
Harry Albert
Cliffside Park
N. J
Philadelphia
New York
Dorothy Hazlett
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Gulf of Mexico
Vanera Smith
California
Albuquerque
N. M
Donald Smith
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
San Diego
Long Beach
George Chambers
Sue Ellen
Coronado
Cal
Honolulu
Estes Park
Colo
Helen Louise St. Clair
Colorado
T. T. Wylie
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wylie
P. P. Lester
L. E. Blair
Northwest
Canada
Vancouver
B.C
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Redwood Highway
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Salt Lake City
Japanese Businessman Released After London Arrest
Satoru Makihara, one of two prominent Japanese businessmen arrested in London last Friday, was released tonight.
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London
Satoru Makihara
Chandler Nominated In Kentucky Senate Race Runoff
Senator A. B. Chandler and Walter B. Smith head toward the November ballot to fill the late M. M. Logan's term after a light primary. With most precincts counted Chandler leads Farnsley, while Smith leads Douglas. Kentucky's nine congressmen appear renominated.
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Louisville
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Walter B. Smith
Pineville
Bell ‘County
M. M. Logan
Kentucky
Chandler
Charles P. Farnsley
Smith
Roscoe Conkling Douglas
Saxiton
House
Two Join Naval Reserves From Local Theaters Ties
Martin Flesher who has worked with local theaters has joined the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps and will report for duty in September. He leaves for Trenton Missouri for a short visit. William Lenhart KU football player, who graduated last spring, also joined the reserve corps. Both expect to sail from New York City on September 19 for their first training cruise.
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Martin Flesher
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Trenton
William Lenhart
K. U
Flesher
K.U. School of Business
New York City
Slow Down Signs Urged for Sharp Turn Near No 6 School
Property owners near the No 6 school house turn urge Slow Down signs to limit highway speed to thirty mph on a long sweeping bend. They note the curve has been banked to aid speed, increasing danger to farmers and slow farm vehicles. Community users believe the signs would reduce accidents and improve safety.
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No. 6 School House
Woman 81 Ordered to Pay Husband Alimony
In Los Angeles on August 5, Mrs. Amy L. Goodwin aged 81 was ordered to pay temporary alimony of 40 dollars a month to her estranged husband Michael, 71, while their divorce suit proceeds. The judge noted the wife’s income properties worth 35000 dollars and suggested matrimony is a mutual undertaking, contrasting typical support roles.
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Los Angeles
Michael
Goodwin
John Beardsley
Forrestal Nominated Undersecretary of the Navy
President Roosevelt nominates James V. Forrestal of New York to be undersecretary of the Navy as part of a post reorganizing act. Forrestal, former Dillon Read president, has served as executive assistant to the President and would be next in line to the secretary.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James V. Forrestal
New York
Navy
Pg Forrestal
Dillon, Read and Company
Col
Frank Knox
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Lauren A. Hunter
Francis Swaim
Oxford
M. W. Swaim
Geuda Springs
Harold G. Barr
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Mary Corcoran
Don Pence
Winifred Hill
Schumann
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Wagner
Leonard ,Jella, Jr
Jella
Julius Swaim
Ponca City
Okla
Ward Cory
Roland Swaim
Paul, Nichols
Leonard Jella, Jr
Hunter
Thomas Hurst
Chicago
Malcolm MacLaren
Anna Mae Swaim
Wichita
Jean Frink
Nana Mae Hartley
Geraldine Hartley
Swaim
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Emporia
Gentle Springs
N. L. Swaim
White Cloud
Charles Swaim
Charles ‘Bottiger
Denton
Margaret Parker
Fort Scott
Howard Wenrich
Rollin Quinn
Williams
Paul Nichols
J. M. Swaim
Aoe
Ema Eer
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C. E. Gunn
George L. Jennings
Ruby Hall
Charles Hall
Ollie Price Flory
Rachel Watts Flory
Alfred Nicholas
Ruth Price Kaniger
J. H. Williams
Martha A. Price
Ann Kiley
Fred J. Kiley
Charles E. Gibson
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Esther Konschak
Francis Heaston
Alverna White Puckett
Charles S. Puckett
Betty A. Puckett
Doris Puckett
Millie Brock Harwood
Frank L. Harwood
J. S. Brock
Paul J. Schubert
Edwin Schubert
Bertha Prosser
Jim Cox
LaVeta Madden Cox
Charles Scanland
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