Marriage of Emily Sophian to Theodore O Leary at Excelsior Springs
Miss Emily Sophian daughter of Dr and Mrs Abraham Sophian of Kansas City Mo married Theodore Morgan O Leary son of Prof and Mrs R D O Leary of Lawrence last night at Excelsior Springs Justice Charles officiated. Bride Smith College graduate studied at Sorbonne and on The Kansas City Star staff. Groom a Star staff member and University of Kansas alumnus basketball and tennis star, Phi Beta Kappa, former basketball coach at George Washington University.
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Emily Sophian
Abraham Sophian
Kansas City
Theodore Morgan’ O'Leary
R. D. O'Leary
Lawrence
Excelsior Springs
Charles
Smith College
Sorbonne
Kansas City Tar
O'Leary
The
Star
University of Kansas
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Phi Beta Kappa
Personal travel notices from Lawrence residents
Dr and Mrs L K Zimmer depart for a Colorado vacation at Cuchara Park. Miss Helen Shaw returns from trips to Evanston Pittsburgh Washington DC. Several relatives plan two week trips to New Mexico Grand Canyon and Colorado. Prof M A Kallis goes to Chicago then reunites with Mrs Kallis. Various families visit, travel, and return from short vacations and visits in Kansas Missouri and Colorado.
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L. K. Zimmer
Cuchara Park
Colo
Helen Shaw
Evanston
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
K. L. Kelley
Kelley
Kent, C
Lawrence
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Betty A. Shaw
Marie Moll
Texas
Fred Moll
Eudora
L. A. Moll
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Moll
Kansas City
E. D. Kinney
Helen
Alice
Cuchara Camp
Colorado
Mildred Grege
Arnold Christy
Fred Carter
Salisbury
David Watson
Frank M. Sommer
Eugene Perkins
Donna Jeah
Bobby
Bartlesville
Okla
Byron F. Cooke
Betty Jo Brewer
Tulsa
Bell Memorial Hospital
Jessie Gerecke
Stanley Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Jones
Glendale
George F. Offen
Guthrie
Oklo
Mareta Offen
Elizabeth Tuttle
Raymond. Graham
Peoria, Jr
Floyd Rankin
Mary Nell
Pueblo
Montrose
Co. V. Long
Evans Aut Supply Company
Lafe the horse and dog lover jokes about marriage
A humorous quip from 1935 portrays Lafe as an animal lover who treats all animals kindly except the one he married, reflecting lighthearted social humor of the era.
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Publishers Syndicate
Pleasant Hour club notes and Brackett event plans
Mrs. John Patchen hosted the Pleasant Hour club with thirteen members and guests. Education talk covered Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart and Miss Martha Berry. Brackett homecoming set for August 25 with a basket dinner. Next meeting September 4 at Mrs. Paul Kasold's. W. F. Guenther announce birth of daughter Shirley August 14.Dorothea Hartig party at the Granada followed by pink and white refreshments and a bridal shower for the bride-to-be.
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Worden Woman’s Missionary Society
Theodore Elm
George Reynolds
Prayer League
Oscar Heinon
J. W. Breithaupt
Topeka
Clearfield
Worden Society
Miss Mauk
Japan
Woman’s Missionary Society and Mission Band
Forest Park
Ottawa
H. C. Gibson
Charles Gilliland
Ben Gibson
Orville
Elms
Henry Boehle
U.S
Henry Pippert
Orville Elm
J. T. Schwalm
Eva Haas
Anna Heffner
John Patchen
Pleasant Hour
Kansas
A. E. Ulrich
Cora Wilson Stewart
Martha Berry
Janice Patchen
Jackie Patchen
Alice Kasold
J. Jennings
Paul Kiefer
Brackett
Paul Kasold
Eugene Kiefer
Margaret Kelsall
Granada
Dorothea Hartig
Miss Mary Logue
Early Methodist Service at First Church
An early Sunday morning service at First Methodist Church begins at 8:30. Rev. Robert A. Hunt will deliver a sermon titled The Commonplace Way. Miss Helen Beard is guest soloist, singing Light by Stevenson, with Miss Dorothy Enlow at the organ.
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First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Helen Beard
Stevenson
Dorothy ;Enlow
Lace Curtains Revive as Fish Nets for Windows
A 1935 McCall s article notes open weave fish net curtains are trending in homes. Net patterns, dyed in colors from blue to chocolate, appear as glass curtains and draperies made from cotton, linen, silk, or paper, offering a rough homespun charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor
McCall's Magazine
Journal-World
Spe
Cies
Beware of the Fly and Public Health
Yoni Bdach for the New York Academy of Medicine recounts how war spurred recognition of the house fly as a disease carrier. It notes flies spread typhoid and other infections, with breeding in manure and rotting refuse, and cites trap methods and home sanitation to curb infestations.
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Yoni Bdach
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
United States Army Commission
Reed, Vaughan
Shakespeare
St. Anthony’s
United States Department of Agriculture
Insects and Disease Age Monday Lifted
Barber Richard Carter attended a 4-H camp in Tonga this week while Helen Deskin visits cousin Eula Bidinger. Sunday dinner guests included the Jenson and Barber households with Ar thur Jenson of Clinton and Francis Rice of Topeka. Hoover and Zuell families from Quinter Kansas visited Ben Barber’s family and left for Keokuk Iowa. Mrs Russel Harrell attended a shower in Clinton for Dorothy Bellas from Yarnold district. Kanwaka Good Will club will meet with Mrs C E Stanwix.
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Richard Carter
Tonganoxie
Helen Deskin
Eula Bidinger
Ben Garber
George Jenson
Arthur
Clinton
Francis Rice
Topeka
Hoover
Zuell
Ada and
Silvan
Quinter
Kan
Ben Barber
Keokuk
Iowa
Russel Harrell
W. Reed
Dorothy Bellas
Yarnold District
Kanwaka
Good Will Club
C. E. Stanwix
Local Notes and Reunions Highlight Kanwaka Area
September 4 roll call lists Al bum Gems and program leader Mrs. Ben Garber with music by Mrs. Elmer Warrington. School opens September 2 with Miss Mary Smith of Lecompton hired to teach barber school. Various visits, store changes at Kanwaka Store, Stanwix reunion at Brown's Grove with basket dinner, and community updates from Lawrence and Baldwin.
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Album Gems
Ben. Garber
Elmer Warrington
Mary Smith
Lecompton
Fred Zebb
Kansas
Kanwaka
Curry
Fry
Lawrence
Jeanette
Deay
Dell Deay
Walter Deay
Dudley
Wayne
Frank Deay
Edith
Everette Pence
Bryanna
Doris
Kenneth
Oscar Schuck
Evelyn
Bryon
Charles Schuck
Loyd Schuck
Darrell
Eva
Harold Altenbernd
G. Schaake
Bobby
Ross Stanwix
George
Keith
R. A. Stanwix
Gene Clayton
Richard
Patricia
Herman Schmidt
R. Shuler
s and_Pearl Sharp
Joyce Leach
C. E. Stanwix
C.P.A. Micnic
Holcom’s Grove
Waldo Schoepflin
Oklahoma
T. E. Ross
Colorado Springs
Ben Garber
McKay
H. Unger
Clinton
Garber
Russel Harrell
Jim_Harrell
George Steele
Ebon Anderson
Doris Anderson
Francis Gregory
Janet
Joan
Local Residents Visit and chores around Clinton cemetery
Caldwell with Mr Gregory as principal attended summer school at Kansas University. They spent several days visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Gregory. Co E Stanwix and daughters Dorothy and Jeanette visited Ottawa Monday afternoon. Russell Harrell and B Garber work mowing and cleaning Clinton cemetery this week.
Community Notes from Fairview and Surrounding Towns
Fairview residents Mr and Mrs Lee of Kansas City spent Monday with Mary and Nancy Hines. Local visits included Eugene Leary at a vocational agricultural alumni picnic in Tonganoxie. Robert Nisely had a tonisil ectomy at Memorial hospital Tuesday morning. Several relatives gathered at the Ed Howard home and at Ernest Leary’s on Tuesday evening. Evan Griffiths plan a vacation in Arkansas and Missouri. Funeral services for Mrs Robert Ulrich and Gladys Matthews were held at Rumsey funeral home with local attendance.
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Lee
Kansas City
Mary
Nancy Hines
Eugene Leary
Vocational Agricultural
F.F.A
Tonganoxie
Robert Nisely
Memorial Hospital
Charles Whedon
Jess Pieratt
Vinland
Mae Cowles
Jennie Leary
Edna Koehler
Dorothy Leary
Mabel Peters
Ellen Bowman
Sibley
Chester Howard
Henry Bowman
Peters
Vinton
Floyd Nisely
Fred Howard
Eudora
Charles Hubbard
Blue Mound
Ed Howard
Warren Roberts
Nathan
Wyoming
Homer Brownlee
Ernest Leary
Evan Griffith
Arkansas
Missouri
Charles Howard
Lina
Robert Ulrich
Gladys Matthews
Rumsey Funeral Home
Gladys
Fairview School
Friendship Club Notes From August Afternoon
Mrs Noah Shuler hosted the Friendship club on Thursday afternoon August 8 with members including Mrs John Dodder Mrs C E Forth Mrs Mart Hartman Mrs Arthur Hase Mrs A M Rundle Mrs Louise Reilly Mrs George Sullivan Mrs Noah Shuler Mrs Lloyd Coffman and Mrs John Bulmer. Guests included Mrs Olin Powell and Donald and Bob. The gathering featured visiting and rock games followed by ice cream and cake.
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Arthur Ase
Stoya Simon
Ed Hardtarfer
Gladys
Colorado
Noah Shuler
Friendship Club
John Dodder
C. E. Forth
Mart Hartman
Arthur Hase
A. M. Rundle
Louise Reilly
George Sullivan
Lloyd Coffman
John Bulmer
Olin Powell
Donald and
Bob
Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings across town
Miss Maxine and Mary Fran Coffman with Agnes Forth Georg ette Sullivan Lena Reilly and Sylvia Shuler attended gatherings. Mrs Louise Reilly Lena and Myrle were dinner guests at the Ed Desque home. Nolan Robinson and family hosted a birthday dinner for his brother Howard. Sylvia Shuler, Jen nings Price and Marion Dodder attend Lawrence institute. Mary Ross and Bobby of Kansas City visit Alfred Fishburn home. Dorothy Miller visited Dorothy VanEss in Topeka. James Vann called on H R Wright. Frazier Butler Eleanor Reilly Agnes Forth Merle Smith enjoyed a three day motor trip through central Kansas visiting state fish hatchery and other points of interest.
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Maxine
Mary Frances
Coffman
Agnes Forth
Georgette Sullivan
Lena Reilly
Sylvia Shuler
Louise Reilly
Lena
Myrle
Ed Desque
Nolan Robinson
Howard Robinson
Ts. Jennings Price
Marion Dodder
Lawrence
Mary Ross
Bobby
Kansas City
Alfred Fishburn
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy VanEss
Topeka
James Vann
H. R. Wright
Frazier Butler
Eleanor Reilly
Merle Smith
Visit to Pratt Park and Hutchinson Salt Works Noted
The report notes visits to Pratt Park and the salt factories at Hutchinson and Lyons. It also mentions a stop at the John Ro sache r home at Stafford.
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Pratt
Hutchinson and
Lyons
John Rosacher
Stafford
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de Watteville
Charlton
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Rice
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Kerley
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Poillon
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Rankin
Price
Hessera
Hartley
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Pierson
Glahn
Lindenberger
Keene
Lewis
Nevin
W. B. Jellison
Rhode Island Street
Philip Castle
Moberly
A. J. Miller
Evangelical Church
E. E. Kiefer
N. W. Kiefer
Nelva
Los Angeles
Cal
East
Paul
Glen Kiefer
Dale Kiefer
June Kuester
Ivan Ellis
Albert Schaake
Raymond, Fern
Carl
Fred Wood
Chicago
John Wallin
Wallin
Newton Schaal
A. H. Schaal
Henry Illian
Route 6
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Cream
Pershing Road
Union Station
Fairview
DE Luxe Cafe
Electrolux
Kansas Public Service Company
Your Gas Company
Sparton
Sparcon
Baskador
Vegabio
Dr. Gowdy
New York
California
Bonded Telegraph Delivery Association
Mass
Christenson
Lawrence Steam Laundry
A. hitacTonn
Roem
Granada Theatre Awards
A. E. Tuttle
Ky St
M. N. Wilcox
Ark. St
Mery W. Coe
Vermont St
Howick
IDTH
New Hampshire
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