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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1939

Page

5

Dodge City Wedding Tied By First Presbyterian Church

The marriage of Elizabeth Emily Baisinger of Dodge City to Dr. George Dinsmoor Marshall of Colby was held Saturday at 7 pm in the First Presbyterian church of Dodge City with Rev. H. C. Elma officiating. The ceremony featured cathedral taps and gladiola decor, with Mrs. W. B. Hellworth at the organ and attendees including Mrs. Max Berry and William C. Bassinger.

Elizabeth Emily Baisinger W. C. Baisinger Dodge City George Dinsmoor Marshall Colby George T. Marshall Lawrence First Presbyterian Church H. C. Elma Fort Dodge W. B. Hellworth Max Berry Kansas City William C. Bassinger Berry Mrs. Bassinger Mrs. Marshall

Local families plan travels and visits across states

A string of travelers left for various destinations today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Sullivan sail for New Orleans to oversee pate receipts at a national baseball game and return in about two weeks via Kentucky and Tennessee. Mrs. C. E. Esterly departs for Youngstown Ohio for five weeks with her brother. The Derstlers and children arrived from Denver for a week with relatives, then proceeded with Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Fearing to Kansas City to visit relatives. Other families head to Estes Park Colorado and Lake Taneycomo Missouri for vacations, while others visit Minnesota, Iowa, and California locations for visits or study.

Robert Gerhard U.S. G. Plank N. M. Hough C. T. Hough Lawrence Tulsa Okla Gerhard Anna Weed Dodge City Ted Olson San Francisco Sendai Japan North Japan College London United States New York Frank T. Sullivan Betty June New Orleans Denver Colo Des Moines Allen Crafton Elizabeth Crafton Harold Lennox Springfield Ill Estes Park Village Colorado Mattie Crooks Wayne Crooks Berkeley Cal Otis Crooks Los Angeles Milton P. Beach Lake Taneycomo J. S. Montgomery W. T. Lamb Manhattan Harold Standing Billy Harold Dickie Hutchinson Mr. Standing Ralph Standing Olathe William Reeves J. W. Holmes Martha Minnesota W. A. Wymer Harry Riley Canada Arvid Jacobson University Design Faculty Iowa City University of Iowa Alice Marie Meyn

Family travel notes span across states and deserts

The excerpt tracks multiple families on summer trips visiting Colorado ranches, New Orleans, Galveston, Carlsbad Caverns, Yosemite, Los Angeles, Pasadena, La Jolla, the Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest and Painted Desert. Names include Meyn Bayles Bigsby Dickey Howland Day Colman Brown and towns like Montrose Borger Lawrence Manitou Hughson San Francisco to Borger Texas.

Memphis Tenn Colorado H. D. Howland Manitou Lawrence Mr. Dickey Montrose Gunnison River Yosemite National Park Dickey San Francisco Los Angeles Lloyd Bigsby

KU honor roll lists 38 students in engineering fields

The spring 1939 honor roll of KU School of Engineering and Architecture names 38 students in chemical, electrical, mechanical, civil and other departments. Recipients include Hugo Becker, William Carson, John McCaslin, Robert Naylor Mitchell, and Emerson Brooks among many others across Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City and other cities.

School of Engineering and Architecture University of Kansas Ivan C. Crawford Chemical Engineering Hugo Becker Hartford William D. Carson Longton Donald NS Graham Sabetha George L. Lupier Larned John W. McCaslin Kincaid Cris Ro Melntire Gardner Robert Naylor Mitchell Lawrence Ray Steven North Kansas Clix Fdwared Rock Port Hampton White Emerson Brooks Kansas City Matt Charles Gleason Wichita John Laidig Oberling Brewster Powers Kan Thomas A. Schlegel Topeka Arthur Wahl Laxman Frank J. Hahn John Harkness Burlingame Daniel Hirschler Emporia Herbert Hoover Ottawa Wkenneth Ketchum Albert Wieland Norton Dwight Metzler Carbonvale Leonard Schroeter Toiao Arthur Williamson Troyleum Dean Ritchie Harold Sells Effingham Fred Smith

Dr Landes Maps Bentonite Deposits in Phillips County

State geologist Dr K K Landes surveys bentonite deposits in Phillips County. Two commercial quality and thickness deposits were found last summer by a University of Kansas geology team. Landes continues that investigation to map the locations and estimate tonnage for uses in drilling muds.

K. K. Landes Phillips County University of Kansas Landes Wyoming

Roosevelt Signs Three Year CCC Extension

President Roosevelt has signed legislation extending the Civilian Conservation Corps life for three years to July 1 1943. The house labor committee had proposed making the CCC permanent and the senate trimmed the extension from five years to three, with house concurrence.

Washington Roosevelt Civilian Conservation Corps House Labor Committee Senate House

Entertaining Helpers Guests at Ice Cream Supper

Frank Hagerman hosted threshing crew members and families with an ice cream supper on Friday evening August 4 at the home of Clifford E Cooper in the Welcome neighborhood. Attendees included numerous couples and their children from the area, plus relatives. The event followed by news of Peruvian aviators Humberto Galindo and Victor Galindo departing Detroit for New York to attempt a nonstop New York to Peru flight aboard a twin motored transport plane.

Frank Hagerman Vinland Lifford E. Cooper Detroit Humberto Gal’Lino Victor Gal’Lino New York Peru

Many Stomach Aches Tied To Worry Says Doctor

Dr Lay Martin of Baltimore credits anxiety as the main cause of many stomach upsets in the Southern Medical Journal. He notes some patients lack serious physical disease and can recover by addressing mental factors and lifestyle changes such as job shifts or divorce.

Washington Lay Martin Baltimore Southern Medical Journal Martin

Jeffries Dry Goods undergoes store remodeling

J G Jeffries manager reports remodeling of 803 Massachusetts street started Saturday night and ended yesterday evening. A new oak floor dominates the project with painting decorating and repapering. He says lighting improved throughout the store.

Jeffries Dry Goods Company Massachusetts Street J. G. Jeffries Jeffries

Unofficial Wheat Allotments Offered in Douglas County

Douglas county farms will not receive mailed unofficial wheat allotments due to cost and time limits. Farmers should visit the AAA office to obtain their probable 1940 allotment, with official allotments to be mailed around August 24 after state approval. Average allotments run about 23 acres per farm across roughly 17 000 farms.

Douglas County Otto Hack Local Agricultural Conservation Association AAA Hack

Fire Rips Oregon Forest as Woodsmen Abandon Equipment

A massive Oregon forest fire in the Glenwood Saddle Mountain area forced woodsmen to flee leaving millions of feet of cut timber and logging gear behind. The blaze has scorched about 18 000 acres and threatens water supplies for Hillsboro and McMinnville as it moves northwest.

Portland Ore Oregon Glenwood Saddle Mountain Hillsboro McMinnville

Local Social Notes Show Potomac Yacht Trip And Weekend Visits

Mackey Metcalfe visits sister Mrs Roy Campbell and Mr Campbell in Washington D C aboard a yacht on the Potomac. Joe Leimer visits Fort Riley friends the Cawleys. J C Hemphill suffers facial nerve pain. Joan and Jackie Laughlin stay with grandparents in Lawrence. Miss Mary Breese attends summer school. Herbert Seiwald visits Lawrence parents. Maurice Suiter and others travel to Durham Ohio to visit Mrs Suiter. Claude Norris and daughter Carol Ann visit Nunemaker home in Kansas. John Hoge in town to oversee Kent station work. Conrad North helps at Pine grocery during absence. May Nunewaker hosts guests for Miss Irene Wise’s upcoming wedding. Silo work continues after Arthur Hemphill farm silo fire with most ensilage moved to Joe Hemphill silo using a blower.

Charlie Metcalfe Roy Campbell Mr. Campbell Washington, D. C Potomac River Joe Leimer Fort Riley Thomas Cawley J. C. Hemphill Joan Jackie Laughlin Lawrence Frank Bereiter Mary Breese Herbert Seiwald Maurice Suiter Joe Wolf Mildred Dorothy Emory Renner Springs Durham Ola Suiter Alice Suiter Claude Norris Carol Ann Kansas City H.C. Nunemaker John Hoge Popeka Nra Kent Station Maurice Sutter Conrad North Pine Grocery Mr. Pine May Nunewaker Irelen Wise Arthur Hemphill Joe Hemphill

Mentholatum Relief for Dry Nose and Skin

An old ad explains dry itchy noses from irritants can be eased by Mentholatum applied inside the nostrils. It claims soothing mucous membranes and easing breathing. The product is marketed for sunburn windburn and cracked lips and sold at drug counters in jars or tubes for 30 cents.

Weekend Socials Highlight Kansas City Visitors and Local Guests

F. W. Bereiter attended the Kansas City stock market with lambs on Monday morning. Saturday evening the Gardner residence hosted Charlie Wise Claude Norris H G Van Neste H C Nunemaker J C Hemplsh it and Herbert Nunemaker Jr during a party attended by ladies. Refreshments were served and Sunday visitors from Kansas City and Lawrence were noted at the Bereiter home.

F. W. Bereiter Kansas City Raymond Gardner Nunemaker Charlie Wise Claude Norris H. G. van Neste H. C. Nunemaker J. C Hempshit Herbert Nunemaker Gardner Esther Schowenlein Woodie Laughlin Lawrence Frank Bereiter

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