Davidson Cowden Wedding At Lawrence Brightly Planned
A high noon ceremony united Miss Alta Blanche Davidson and Joseph R. Cowden at the First Presbyterian church in Lawrence. Rev. Bleck officiated. Guests included family and close friends. Post ceremony, a three course luncheon preceded the couple's honeymoon in Excelsior Springs Missouri. they will reside at 1100 Alabama street. Mrs. Cowden works at the Chamber of Commerce. he is employed in construction. Also noted are meetings and notices for local groups and engagements including the W C T U annual meeting and Miss Lela Newton’s music pupils recital.
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Cadman
Madelssohn
Excelsior Springs
Alabama Street
Cowden
Chamber of Commerce
Mankato
Kansas
Columbia, Mo
Nellie Graf
Angeline Bickford
Graf
Nebraska
Glen V. Graf
Kansas City
B. L. Cowden
Columbia
Ralph Ulm
Lawrence
Social notes from Kansas and nearby towns
Personal notices list families visiting or returning from trips across Kansas and Nebraska. F S Hester and family enjoy Reed's Lake and plan Portaces. Mrs E F Lester and son visit Topeka relatives. E W Cross returns from Clay Center with G M Stratton. Stratton hospitalised after an operation in Topeka. Phylis Bement of Ottawa visits Laura Glidden in Topeka. Jane Sheets to Research hospital Kansas City for appendicitis. Mrs Louis E Clevenger travels to Concordia and Superior. Kathryn Lane returns from Lyons. Katherine Ziesenis and Anna Below back from Colorado Springs. Loren Hobbs heads to Lawrenceburg. Onella Umdensteck and Kathleen Forsythe return to Osage City.
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F. S. Hester
Michixan
Reed’s Lake
Concordia
Superior
Neb
Kathryn
Lane
Lyons
Kansas
Katherine Ziesenis
Anna
Colorado ‘Springs
Loren Hobbs
Lawrenceburg
Onella Umdensteck
Kathleen Forsythe
Osage
Summer School Alumni and Local Resident Moves
Morning reports show Miss Esther Holloway returned to Washington Kansas after completing a summer course at the University of Kansas. Della Thom heads home to Barber County for the rest of the season after attending summer classes. Lucille Edgar and Effie Oliphant spent the day in Emporia, while Mrs Anna Mottinge of Vinland shopped in Lawrence. Mrs W W Detler returns from Excelsior Springs this evening. Eid Klein and family came back from two weeks in Wellington. Harriett Constant came back from Ottaway visit, and Ernest Seidel traveled to Argentine for business.
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K. U
Esther Holloway
Washington
Kan
Della Thom
Barber County
Lucille Edgar
Effie Oliphant
Emporia
Anna’ Mottinge
Vinland
Lawrence
W. W. Detler
Excelsior Springs
Eid Klein
Wellington
Kansas
Harriett Constant
Ottaway
Ernest Seidel
Argentine
Old grape vines prove profit with patient care
For a week the Journal-World publisher delivered grapes to customers by phone orders, showing the old vines can still yield well. The author recalls buying a homestead on Vermont Street, where neglect gave way to cultivation, yielding at least twenty five bushels from the established vines. Irrigated rows produced larger fruit than dry areas, and despite low grape prices, per acre receipts may exceed many crops, with easier handling than berries.
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Journal-World
Vermont Street
Candied Nut Ice Erdam and Creamery Special
Fragmentary notice lists Kaw Valley Creamery with phone 820 offering candied nut ice and a variety of flavors including bricks of chocolate vanilla strawberry brown bread honey dew caramel nu Ices pineapple loginberry and apricot. Pricing and details are unclear in the readable text.
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Kaw Valley
Up and at Em and Borderland program at Varsity theater
Film notes praise Doris May in Up and at Em at the Varsity theater distributed by AC Picture FBO. It blends comedy and light drama as May, in her chic flirt, drives a buoyant tale of a carefree girl. Cast includes Cooley Harlan Selwynne Frank Gough Carter. director William Seiter. Also listed Robinson Crusoe episodes and Betty Compson Tom Moore in Over the Border and Sport Review programs.
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Doris May
Varsity Theatre
Film Booking Office of America
Miss May
Doris
May
Asl Hallam Cooley
Otis Harlan
Clarissa Selwynne
J. Herbert Frank
John Gough
H. Carter
Wm. Seiter
Prohibition drama and desert survival in Universal feature
A review notes The Great Radium Mystery and Tarzan director Robert F. Hill frames a Prohibition era arc with bootlegger stories. It highlights Over the Border starring Betty Compson and Tom Moore, shot in snow mountains with dramatic visuals and Stanlaws’ artistic touch.
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Robert F. Hill
Tarzan
Fashion Gowns in Agnes Ayres Film Borderland Wardrobe
A locale shift to 1922 showcases gowns for Agnes Ayres in Borderland. Details include a yellow cut velvet evening dress with unbelted line and yellow crystal bead accents, a crystal bead head-dress, and a triangle fringe. A lace folded jazz dress with hoop-skirt and red ribbons contrasts with 1850 hoop-skirt styles worn by Dora Becket. An old rose skirt with eight foot hoops features orchid lace.
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Agnes Ayres
Borderland
Paramount
Ware
Varsity Theatre
Dora Becket
Edith Wayne
Borderland at Varsity Theatre Friday and Saturday
The drama Borderland described as an unusual sartorial contrast features a Delft blue and bronze hoop skirt with passementerie. Beulah Marie Dix wrote the story, directed by Paul Powell with Harry Perry on camera. Cast includes Milton Sills Fred Auntley Casson Ferguson Bertram Grassby Sylvia Ashton.
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Delft
Varsity Theatre
Beulah
Marie Dix
Paul Powell
Harry Perry
Milton Sills
Fred Auntley
Casson Ferguson
Bertram Grassby
Sylvia Ashton
Edward J Kinzer funeral services set in Baldwin
Funeral services for Edward J Kinzer a Baldwin man who died recently will be held at the Kinzer home in Baldwin at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon The Masonic lodge will conduct the services using the Blue Lodge burial rites Interment will follow in Baldwin cemetery
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Edward J. Kinzer
Baldwin Man
Kinzer
Baldivin
Masonic Lodge
Blue Lodge
Baldwin Cemetery
Rev Bleck to Preach at Topeka First Church Tomorrow
The Rev. E. A. Bleck, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will preach at the First Presbyterian church in Topeka tomorrow morning. The schedule outlines a morning service with Bleck delivering the sermon to the local congregation.
Evening union services on state house steps
In the evening Rev. Mr. Bleck will preach at the union services held on the state house steps.
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Mr. Bleck
State House
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