Olsen Kistler wedding at Nees Olsen home
Grace Marguerite Olsen and John Joseph Kistler wed at 3 30 pm in a double ring ceremony read by Dr Edward Hislop of First Methodist Church. Helen Kistler sang and Dora Johnson accompanied. The bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace overskirt and orange blossom wreath. Guests included many Kistler relatives from Alta Vista Kansas City Manhattan and Lawrence with reception help from J Schwegler Sibyl Martin Mildred Jones and others. The couple plan to live in Lawrence after a Rockaway Beach trip.
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Nees Olsen
Mississippi Street
Grace’ Marguerite
John Joseph Kistler
Edward Hislop
First Methodist Church
Helen Kistler
Alta Vista
Dora Johnson
Mary Olsen
Irene
Mildred Kistler
Kansas City
Glen Case
Manhattan
Kistler
Smilax
Schwegler
Sibyl Martin
Mildred Jones
Ethel. Vernson
Mildred LaSure
Lois Kistler
A. R. Kistler
Irene Kistler
The
Fhi Omega Pi Sorority
Rockaway Beach
Ozarks
Lawrence
Local personals note and hospital update brief
Miss Ida Lyons was taken to McConnell's hospital for appendix surgery. Mrs F W Gaunt hosts Norton Kansas and Bartlesville visitors while Miss Mildred Jones returns home for weekend. Rev H A Babbitt recovering in Bethany hospital Kansas City with return home expected in ten days. Mr and Mrs W R Walling of Chicago visit Lawrence relatives. Continuous small items list family and travel notices from Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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H. A. Babbitt
Bethany Hospital
Boston
New Hampshire
Ed Parsons
Colorado
Jess Nibarger
Topeka
Alfred G. Hill
Baltimore
Lawrence
R. C. Manley
Kansas City
Florine Shoemaker
K. U
Rose Zollner
Regina Zollner
Ida’ Lyons
McConnell's Hospital
Miss Lyons
Norton
Kan
John Millar
Bartlesville
Okla
F. W. Gaunt
F. L. Robertson
Grenola
Kans
W. J. Carter
Mildred Jones
University
Lyndon
Ed Drennon
Margaret
Higbee
Moberly
Kania
Mrchard
W. R. Walling
Chicago
Babbitt
Bert Babbitt
Sand
G2erriam Arene
Troops Protect Hillsboro Zinc Plant Amid Strike
Hillsboro Illinois August 11 Associated Press half the town watched as the first of ten Illinois National Guard troops deployed to guard the American Zinc plant at Taylor Springs during a strike by 700 workers. There was no disturbance yet tensions ran high and one striker was shot earlier in a hut near the plant. W S Rossman of St Louis zinc plant manager stated work would resume once guards secured the plant and the whistle blew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Associated Press
Ilinois National Guard
American Zine Company
Taylor Springs
Rossman
St. Louis
Zinc Company
Rest Room Visit Highlights Union Memorial Day Visit
About thirty five descendants of Hanna and John White who held a reunion at Topeka came to Lawrence to tour the University and Haskell Institute after attending the union memorial service at South Park. They were pleased with the conveniences of the rest rooms at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Union
South Park
Hanna
John White
Topeka
Lawrence
University
Haskell Institute
Santa Fe mobilizes cantaloupe cars from La Junta Colorado
The Santa Fe Railway gears up its refrigerator cars at La Junta to move the large cantaloupe crop centered around Rocky Ford Colorado. About 10 000 acres are planted with peak shipments around September 10 and annual movement lasting to October 1. Most fruit heads to Kansas City St Louis Chicago and points east. Cars are iced in Ladunta before loading and returned by 11 p.m. to be re iced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
la Junta
Colo
J. C G. Burnett
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Burnett
Rocky Fords
Ladonta
Ladunta
Hawley
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Swink
Poultry Culling Demo Held at Ulrich Home
County agent H. C. Colglazier conducted a poultry culling demonstration this morning at the residence of A. E. Ulrich, showcasing methods to remove unproductive birds and improve flock health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Colglazier
A. E. Ulrich
Kaw Valley Creamery ice cream and sale ad
Sunday special cherry nut and vanilla ice cream in two layer pink and white brick. Many flavors and ices ready for order. Sole manufacturers Kaw Valley Ice Cream and Kaw Valley Creamery. Butter. Take no substitute. Kaw Valley Creamery, 6th and Miss. Phone 820. Also offering a good Dodge roadster for sale. Lawrence Bulck Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KAW Valley Ice Cream
KAW Valley Creamery
Dinner and inspection at county farm guests review care
County commissioners and guests visited the county farm at noon for inspection and a large dinner prepared by Mrs. George Sizer and Mrs. Marshall. Twenty four paupers, some mildly insane, reside in tidy wards. inmates shared personal moments, and visitors praised farm management and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Steele
G. F. Kretsinger
C. B. Hosford
Emma J. Kennedy
E. BR. Keith
al Cox
Ed Arnold
W. C. Simons
Charles Farnham
Coounty Farm
George Sizer
Keith
Jane
Mail car to race fastest train Kansas City to Denver
A car carrying mail from Kansas City Missouri to Denver Colorado will pass through Lawrence at 6 56 o clock next Wednesday morning in an effort to beat the schedule of the fastest mail train by five hours. The Union Pacific highway will be the route and other cars will race on other highways in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Denver
Colo
Sweden Cooperative Association Gains Members and Trade
One third of Sweden's people, mainly workers, buy from and belong to the Cooperative Association of Stockholm. The central organization now has over 900 consumers leagues serving about 2,000,000 people, with last year’s leagues turnover over 53.6 million dollars. The association runs a margarine factory, flour mall, stores, and a savings bank, posting a last year surplus of about 243,000 dollars and a total savings increase near 717,000 dollars. It operates two summer schools, 187 lecture courses, correspondence study, two periodicals, and published an almanac in a 206,000 copy edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Press
Sweden
Cooperative Association
Cooperative Association of
Stockholm
Dean Kent to Join Northwestern Faculty in Chicago
Dean Kent and Raymond A. Kent with son depart by auto tomorrow to Chicago where Dean Kent will join the Northwestern University faculty at Evanston. The trip follows a quick journey to Estes Park by Prof and Mrs Hunter who dined at The Crags after breakfast in Lawrence. George Melvin, attorney, recently married, is on honeymoon in Yellowstone Park. Prof and Mrs Ashton and family plan a Wisconsin vacation from 1200 Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Kent
Raymond A. Kent
Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston
Estes Park
J. Hunter
Lawrence
Crags
Col
Nebraska
Melvin Senuts
Court House
George Melvin
Yellowstone Park
C. H. Ashton
Ohio Street
Wisconsin
Poison weed threats to Kansas livestock units
Manhattan August 3 The warning from R L Hensel pasture management specialist Kansas State Agricultural College targets western Kansas farmers and cattle raisers to beware of three poisonous weeds plains larkspur loco weed and whorled milkweed. He notes horses and cattle can die or suffer severe effects from grazing these plants and urges careful range management and timely hay feeding as prevention while detailing plant distribution and symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
R. L. Hensel
Kansas State Agricultural College
Hensel
South Dakota
Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Minnesota
Utah
Mr. Hensel
Klan Meeting at Southpark Promotes Americanism Speech
Ex Senator Zack Harris of Oklahoma will address the Ku Klux Klan gathering in Southpark at 2:30 PM tomorrow. The event, under the national Klan organization, marks the first open meeting of the group in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southpark
Zack Harris
Oklahoma
National Organization of the Ku Klux Klan
Lawrence
Golf match at Leavenworth City Club postponed
Leavenworth City Country Club reports its golf team cannot meet Lawrence Country Club tomorrow afternoon due to many members out of town. A representative gathering was therefore unlikely. Chautauqua State Bank reopens in Topeka today per State Bank Commissioner Carl J. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth City
Chautauqua State Bank
Topeka
Chautauqua
State Bank
Carl J. Peterson
Noise in Newboro at Varsity leads week of vaudeville style films
Viola Dana stars in the Metro picture Noise in Newboro at the Varsity theater Monday and Tuesday. The film blends swift plotting with pathos and humor as Dana portrays a poor girl who becomes a famous artist and returns to her hometown to shake up Newboro. Co stars include Butler Novak Forrest and Francisco with Rex Taylor adapting the story from Edgar Franklin. Griffith presents One Exciting Night Wednesday and Thursday at the Varsity, a mystery love story with a climactic storm sequence and a comic turn by Romeo Washington. The plot follows a missing half million dollars, a flour barrel shelf, and a dramatic finale as the couple’s romance unfolds amid suspense and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dana
Newhara
D. Ww. Griffith
Johnny Walker
Pauline Garon
Metro
Newboro
Varsity Theatre
Miss Dana
Martha
New York
David Butler
Eva Novak
Allan Forrest
Betty Francisco
Alfred Allen
Malcolm McGregor
Joan Standing
Bert Woodruff
Rex Taylor
Edgar Franklin
John Arnaud
D. W. Griffith
Romeo Washington
Mr. Griffith
Romeo
Johnson
Villian
Children of Dust Opens at Varsity With Star Cast
Frank Borzage directed First National drama opens next Friday and Saturday. Archer the stern old man beats a boy for stealing a flower and is imprisoned. Upon release the boy adopts Archer and the tale follows his later life, love with a wealthy girl, and Archer’s role in the romance. Pauline Garon Johnny Walker Lloyd Hughes and Bert Woodruff headline a strong ensemble in this intense drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Borzage
Varsity Theatre
Archer
Borzage
Pauline Garon
Johnny Walker
Lloyd Hughes
Bert Woodruff
Lawrence Visit by Kansas Electric Power Official
P B Shaw secretary of Victor Emanuel of New York City and vice president of the Kansas Electric Power Company toured the Kansas Electric Power plant in Lawrence yesterday inspecting operations and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Shaw
Phillips B. Shaw
Victor Emanuel
New York City
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Plant
Stone Age relics found in Kansas reveal ancient stone culture
Topeka Aug. 11 AP archaeologists examining the Jacob V Brower collection of about 4000 Kansas relics housed by the Kansas Historical Society show tools, weapons, and pottery from a stone age culture along the Kaw and Smoky Hill rivers. The finds date back to 10 000 years and span hunting, farming, and craft implements with locations tied to Elliott Village and Griffin Village. Brower traced village sites across Geary, McPherson, and Wabaunsee counties, noting tribal wars over flint while the Kansas museum secured the collection after exchanges with Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas State Historical Society
Minnesota Historical
Jacob V. Brower
Kansas
William E. Connelley
The
Kansas Society
Kaw Valley
Republican
Big Blue
Smoky Hill
Bower
Coronado
Quivera
Brower
Ing. Geary County
McDowell Creek
Kansas River
Elliott
L. R. Elliott
Manhattan
Tattarax
Big Blue River
Mill Creek
Wabaunsee County
Alma
Henderson Village
Logan Grove
William H. Henderson
Junctoin City
Wadden Village
J. A. Wadden
Faint Creek
Smoky Hill River
Salina
Bethany
McPherson County
Griffin Village
W. G. Griffin
Connelley
Kansas Museum
Minnesota
State Museum
Minnesota Historical Society
Ripley B. Brower
St. Cloud
Minn
J. W
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Vella Hundley
Margaret Drennon
Ruth Ellis
Dorothy Lagan
Katherine Wise
Frances Fenstamaker
Zona Brubaker
Dorothy Gauck
Edna Wilson
Lena Simpson
William Wells
Lawrece Memorial Hospital
Alice Elizabeth
Bulla Ruth
Wells
Elizabeth Bulla
Fort Scott
Shrine Park
Charlton Insurance Agency
Leavenworth
W.R. Walling
Lalia Walling
Hillsboro, Ill
Zine Co
Santa Fe
Lawrence Bulck Co
Gales
Lawrence Bulck Cort
Favor Co-Op Stores
KLAN
Dickens
Ccea Seta
ALMER
X-Ray
Trip
Great Elms Hotel
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Everwear
Allen Forrest and
Marguerite de la Motte
Hood
Pathe News
the Ice & Storage CO
National Association OF Ice Industries
Weat Washington Street
Illinois
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Wolf’s Book Store
Mase
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