Bride Margaret Griffith Wed Marion Cooper in Kansas City
A wedding yesterday afternoon at 1:38 o'clock united Margaret Griffith and Marion Cooper of Kansas City Mo. The ceremony was by Reverend Curtis Griffith of Owensboro Ky. Attendants and guests from multiple states gathered, wedding cake, bouquets, and a two course lunch followed. The bride will reside with her husband in Kansas and has been a longtime teacher in public schools. Several out of town relatives attended, including Cooper family members from Missouri and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Griffith
Margaret
Marion Cooper
Kansas “City
Curtis Griffith
Owensboro
Columbia
Louisiat Mo
Lawrence
Kansas
Emily Jake. Cooper
Edna
Ruth Cooper
Glen Davis
Raymerel
Clyde Cooper
Kangas Cuy, Kan
Topack
Glaverice, Davis
Mildred
Maxwell, Neb
Tonganoxie
Omaha
Neb. A
CG. E. Hallenbeck
J. E. Crabbe
Albert Torreden
Gladys
Gladys ,Schreiber
Reno
Oliver Hill
H. A. Hallenbeck
Robert Blaker
Carlat
Auburn
Jesse Graham
Robert
Kansas City
Dale Rawlings
Mildred Hallenbeck
McClary
Swope Park
H. McKone
California
West
GC. L. Dehoft
Will Frost
Williamstown
Frank Barnes
J. E. Dwyer
Personal notes and travels of local residents
Local notices list Miss Gussie Gaskill departing for Cornell University Library in New York, plus a long string of visits and travels by numerous families. Names include Frank Clarke, Sam Clarke, Williams, Harper, Sheed, Cote, Wade, Thomas, Murphy, Arnold, Constant, Draper, Weatherby, Rausman, Gregory, Hormuth, and others visiting, returning, or on trips to Denver, Colorado Springs, Nashville, Chicago, Kansas City, and various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Gaskill
New York
Cornell University
Thomas Gerhart
Thomas Junior
Denver
Colorado Springs
Frank Clarke
Sam, Clarke
Topeka
Bell “Williams
Osaka
Japan
George Harper
Thomas Gilbert
L. H. Cote
Montreal
Portland
Boston
Buffalo
Sarah E. Wade
Vinland
Joie
Thomas
Camden Point
A. G. Shaw
Elmer Myers
Rendé
Kansas City
C.L. David
Bonner ‘Springs
Amos Showers
John ‘Meinike
Charles ‘Arnold
Dorothy
Frances City
Elizabeth Murphy
Henrietta Murphy
Ude
Tennessee Street
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Eldridge Hotel
J.T. Constant
Olive Constant
Earlsas ‘City
M. A. Draper
Marion Earl Drebing
Chicago
Henry” Rausman
Eudora
Orange
Cal
A Walter
Elbe “Perking
Lebanon
Ind
Fred Gegory
We Martin
George Arton
Hugo. Schellhorn
Bert.Gregory
Perkins
Fred Gregory
F. P. Hormuth
Kansas _ City
Fred Brock
Westner
Meriden
Lawrence
George Vawter
Jin Topeka
Bon Ince
Local Social Notes Highlight McLouth Visitations
Mabel Hardy of McLouth visits Coleraine with Alice. Hampton seen at McConnell's hospital. Neal Newby and family from New York spend their annual vacation with Mr. and Mrs. CW Newby on Rhode Island street. Mrs Byron Cook, Helen Cook, and Adda Josephine were in Kansas City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleraine
Mabel Hardy
McLouth
Alice
Hampton
McConnell’s Hos
New York City
CW. Newby
Rhode Island
Byron - Cook
Élen Cook
Adda
Josephine
Kansasity
Rock Island project purchase held up by Interstate Commission
Washington August 12 A P The Interstate Commerce Commission faced calls to delay Rock Island Railroad’s bid to buy full control of the St Louis Southwestern pending further review. C V Burnside the commission’s finance chief urged dismissal of the Rock Island’s application without prejudice. He argued the commission’s general consolidation plan contemplates a fusion of St Louis Southwestern with St Louis San Francisco, potentially absorbing Rock Island into Southern Pacific, with a final ruling by the commission itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P
Rock Island Railroad
St. Louis, Southwestern
Interstate Commerce Se
C.V. Burnside
Benistant
Rock Island
Burnside
Tesubmittal
Commission
General Railroad
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Injuries Prove Fatal In Reckless Driving Crash
Rebecca Gordon, 35, died from injuries after being struck by a motor car. Dewey Hawkins, Creek Indian, of Oklahoma, was arrested at the scene and charged with reckless driving. Prosecutor’s office weighs possible new charges in the Kansas City accident of August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rebecca Gordon
Dewey Hawkins
Oklahoma
Hawins
Topeka Probes First Degree Murder Charge in Burlington
G A Burnett assistant attorney general arrived in Burlington to prosecute John Knoblock on a first degree murder charge filed for killing his wife on Memorial Day. Knoblock was arrested by Coffey County officers last Friday and awaits preliminary hearing set for August 18. Burnett, a former Coffey County attorney, was assigned to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. P
G. A. Burnett
Burlington
John Knoblock
Knoblock
Coffey
Burnett
Coffey County
Ae Sg Oe
Meeting notes and court news from Kansas and New York
A July August layoff by the Joseph A Wahl Camp of Spanish War Veterans is set for tomorrow evening in Junction City with hopes to host the 1927 encampment in Lawrence. News also reports J Miller fined 500 dollars and jailed for bringing a second woman to live as housekeeper, with testimony from Eja McGinnis. a fatal train strike near Leavenworth injures eight in Tien Tsin. Consuelo Vanderbilt to wed Earle T Smith in New York. Octogenarian Dan Coleman killed by a Union Pacific train near Valley Falls. Chinese authorities quell a strike with gunfire. the DeSoto lodge to perform second degree work tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph. A. Wahl
Junction City
Lawrence
Kansas’ City
D. J. Miller
Eja McGinnnis
Caldwell
Kan
Miller
Po Gitar
Valley
Falls
Dan
Coleman
Leavenworth
O’dea
Marcella O'Connell
Drn
James O'Connell
Letha Davidson
Meteoric Shower Seen Over Kansas City Bright Display
A meteor shower was observed in Kansas City with twelve brilliant flashes between 9 and 10 PM. Davis, president of the Astronomical Society, notes the meteors moved southwest from the northeast, varied white and blue, likely Perseids from the meteor belt. He predicts the spectacle may continue for several nights and recalls the 1910 shower and the brilliant 1883 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nigh Davis
The
Astronomical Society
Davis
Band Concert Tomorrow at South Park in Kansas
F A Uty band presents its weekly concert tomorrow at 8 o clock in South Park. The program includes Fruhlinglied Losey, Shadow Land Gilbert, Nabucodonosor Verdi overture, Naila Delices Intermezzo, Martha Flotow, St Vitas Dance Holmes, Adonis Clair, Castle Hall Hentrich. Local notes report visits, travels, bee culture, and a miss Davidson visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Uty
South Park
Fruhlinglied
Losey
Gilbert
Verdi
Naila
L. Delices
Martha—Flotow
St. Vitas
Holmes
Adonis
St. Clair
Castle Hall
Hentrich
Lemon juice skin whitening lotion ad urges homemade mix
A vintage ad touts a lemon juice based skin whitening lotion mixed with Orchard White to create a face neck and hand brightener. It claims safety and beauty benefits for freckles sunburn tan and a youthful pale complexion with stage star endorsement.
Local Notices Highlight Community Visits and Recollections
Relatives and friends in Maxwell Nebraska and nearby towns visit Tonganoxie family members. Residents attend reunions, trips to Lawrence, and farm tasks including plowing wheat ground. Several updates on health, marriages, and local club activities accompany a note on summer business college tuition.
Mitterdorfer Honored In Innsbruck Tablet Unveiled
In Innsbruck Austria a memorial tablet honors Peter Mitterdorfer claimed by Austrians to be the inventor of the typewriter born September 22 1822. He worked on the wood leather wire and gut string device finishing his first typewriter after two years. An 1867 American model credited to Garros Glidden and others followed, with Remington later patenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innsbruck
Austria
Peter ‘Mitterdorfer
Mitterdorfer
Garros
C. Latham Sholes
Briand and Austen Chamberlain discuss security pact reply
A communique from Briand's staff announced this afternoon that Briand and Austen Chamberlain, foreign ministers of France and England, discussed Germany's reply to the proposed security pact. An Italian aviator, De Pinedo, continuing his Italy to Japan flight, moved from Innisfail to Cocktown after a stay in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
Austen Chamberlain
France
England
Germany
M Briand
Brisbane
Queensland
de Pinedo
Italy
Japan
Australia
Ialy
Innisfail
Cocktown
Gospel meetings draw crowds in Queensland area nightly
Gospel tent meetings are well attended with strong interest. Evangelists W W White and William Grierson are in charge at the Sixth and Illinois streets site. Those enrolling at the Lawrence Business College before August 21 will receive summer tuition rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Silt
Illinois
W.W. White
7Liam ‘Grierson
the Lawrence
Business Colege
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Connecticut Street
Charles
Zinnias
Kathryne
Willian
Eugene. Hughes
Galesburg
Doris
Dunkley
Barbara Edmonson
Gladys, George
Marguerite Elston
Helen Louis Pa
Ity’ Lutheran Church
Fe Aid Society of
Trin
Hiss Elva Belle
Stevens Point
Wis
Z. Mahué
Jami White
Sunset Lake
Nelsonsville
Lee McCain
Woman's Society of the First Baptist Church
Alabama Street
P. Constant
Coriin Sherman ‘Delaney
Fort. Worth, Tex
Vic Olson
Tilhe H
Linnie Smith
Alma
Ne ‘Smith
Jackson- Fille
Merle Cox
Imogene
Eurbka
Elizabeth Shepherd
Frances’ Shepherd
Edna’ Underwood
Nadine
Tolenecille Vaughn
Marjorie Bastead
Charlotte’ Cutter
Virginia’ Grim
Women’s ‘Relief Corps
G.aar, Ae Aaning
G. “Ar
Country Club
John Stutz
W. C. Simons
0. Waloney
D. R. McWilliams
E. P. Sisson
Co. E. Decker
Ernest Young
J. B. Henry
Grant Arnold
Delmer ‘Gale
Robert M. Frost
Wing
Rebecca _ Gordon
Consuelo -Vanderbilt
Newport
Consuelo ‘Vanderbilt
William’ K. Vanderbilt II
Earle T. Smith
Beach Mound
Vanderbilt
Tien Tsin
China
DeSoto
Lawrence Lodge No. 4
Sal
the Ice & Storage Co
FA. A
Heywood
Lof
Western
V. Babcock and Gon
Geo. Hanson
Anna Taylor
Mildred Hallenberk
Ruth Pettingill
Joe Doyle
Frank Breese
Harry and
Alfred McKone
Herbert McKone
Kathleen Heiser
Wago
Texas
Walter Bleakley
HL. A. Hallenbeck
C. Hallenbeck
J. M. Crabberard
Shimmons
BROS
Reagh
London
Aristide
Putnam
Santa Fe
Fairyland
W.W. Burnett
Wolf's Book Store
Mass
Ssau
Funk
Pal Arlors
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