Abilene Wedding of Miss Grace Wilkie and J Earl Endacott
Miss Grace Wilkie daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Wilkie of Abilene wed J Earl Endacott son of Mr and Mrs Frank Endacott in a Tuesday morning ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Abilene. Rev Fuller Bergstresser officiated. A four course breakfast followed. Endacott, a 1925 University graduate, has taught history at Abilene High School for three years. They plan to reside at 514 West Second Street in Abilene after September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Florence Wilkie
James A. Wilkie
Abilene
J. Earl
Frank Endarott
Fuller Bergstresser
Lutheran Church
Endacott
Abilene High School
Lawrence
S14
West Second Street
Frank Endacott
Grace
Norman
Plains Bride Linville Union Sets Sun Date
Miss Chris tie Angell of Plains and Eugene Linville of Oklahoma City wed at the bride’s Plains home on Sunday August 14. Linville, a University student, studied law and later attended Ann Arbor. The couple plan to live in Plains this winter and begin married life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Christie Angell
Plains
Eugene Is. Linville
Oklahoma — City
Okla
Rs. Linville
University
Linville
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alpha Kappa, Lambda
Plairis
Fashion Notes: New York Weighs Late Summer Wardrobe Shifts
Cloth coats likely to outnumber suits as summer ends with tourist and tailored styles featured. Tweed and twill sportswear suits. broadcloth and soft wool formal wear. Velvet less favored for suits, fur trim fading, bolero frocks rise, and black satin dominates frocks and will vary with hem lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Personal travels and visits in Lawrence society
Mrs. Wiliam HK Schulz traveled to Tulsa Oklahoma this morning. Virginia and Miss Trene Moore went to Kansas City to spend a week with Mrs. Charles Eno. Mr. and Mrs G Hesse spent the day in Kansas City. C McCabrie of Oklahoma City on a Lawrence visit then Linwood on business. Mrs R R Smith and Mrs Malvena Myers left for Kansas City to spend days with friends. Miss Gertrude Standing went to Kansas City. Miss Cora Ewing of Stubenville Ohio and Mrs Fred Ewing of Youngstown Ohio are in Lawrence for a week visiting Mrs C Laxman before Denver trip. Mr and Mrs E H Moore and others follow.
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Oliphant
Jarre
Lawrence
J. E. Daniele
Ary
C. E. Rice
Muscotah
South Park
Belle Brunet
Grenada
J. Z. Daniels
W. J. Griffiths
Baileyville
William Oliphin
Leavenworth
Am Oliphint
Alvert Knapp
Alvert Knapp Ani Fam- Me and Mrs. M. Knapp, Mr. and Tr. and Nworth Ad Henvetse
Clarence At
Lowemont
Treed Bradiex
Jutch
Grenad
Glen Murphy
Ian H. Wilex
Griffith
Lester
HM. Daniels
R. W. Hernily
Cur
Kansas City
Hbert Daniels
Omaha
Rice
Frank Herndon
Mpaign
JA. Daniels
Oskaloosa
Howard Daniels
Earl Daniels
Gilbert Daniels
Roy Herndon
Virginia
Frend
Mark
Huston
Texas
W. E. Leis
George Leis
Leis
Henry Leis
Paul Laptad
Ag Ines Laptad
Topeka
A. T. Walker
Iowa City
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Lake Country
Chicago
Margaret
Harvey
Wiliam HK. Schulz
S City
Tulsa
Okla
Trene Moore
Charles Eno
G. Hesse
C. McCabrie
Oklahoma City
Linwood
R. R. Smith
Malvena Myers
Gertrude Standing
Cora Ewing
Stubenville
Ohio
Fred Ewing
Youngstown
C. Laxman
Denver
E. H. Moore
Local Notes From DeSoto Area Visitors And Illness
Lois Cramer returns home after Kansas City visit with relatives. Morse falls ill and remains on sick list. Multiple residents and visitors noted including Blayhday, Blaylock family, and J. Coons. Kansas City guests Jean and Doreth visit Mrs. Fender’s family in town. Albert Luther sustains a cracked jaw from wisdom tooth extraction. Dorothy Jameson and Bernard Delahunt hosted at L. T. Martin home. News of shopping trips to Olathe and KC. Measles recovery prompts Western climate plan for Miss Fanning. Melvin Golden covers rural mail route. Esther Mae Smith returns from Colony. A Marvin Mayes dies unexpectedly near road south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cramer
Kansas City
C. Blayh
Blaylen
Red. Blay
Nck
A. W. Blaylock
Dorothy Jameson
Bernard Delahunt
Olathe
L. T. Martin
Fred Watson
Doroth
Mics
Ella
Fanning
Denver
Mics Fanning
R. Phillips
Minnie Dicken
Lawrence
Melvin Golden
Charles Jowett
Colorado
Esther Mae Smith
Colony
Kansas
J. Blaylock
John Whitelaw
Eleanor
Neill
John
Mabel Shaw
Dorothy Rogers
Banner Springs
P.O
Albert Luther
Marvin Mayes
Stranger dies of acute indigestion in De Soto
The man, previously well, ate a hearty supper and slept. A slight noise woke those nearby, and Ir. O. Wright of DeSoto was summoned. The coroner ruled death due to acute indigestion. Relatives live in Kansas City. the Baker Mortuary will transport the body there on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. O. Wright
DeSoto
Mr. Mayes
Kansas City
Baker Mortuary
Marguerite Forbes
Olathe
Misa Evelyn Blaylock
E. C. Blaylock
Nina
Lawrence
P.O. Luther
Sam Holzman
Vera
Eudora
And
Myre
Be Dewitt
Wives and families join wedding shower in Kansas
Residents from Zephyr ranch to Lawrence, Evelyn Blaylock and Esther Mae Smith visit Colony and Lawrence days. Henry Patrick guests of daughter’s family from Friday to Sunday. Several Holderman relatives gather with Mary Birdsong kin as Mr and Mrs Harold Sheldon wed. Mixed shower decor and floral contest noted with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Maurice d'Bouver
d'Bouver
Henry Patrick
Frank Jones
Patrick
Butte
Dora Kirkpatrick
Cosyville
Olin Holdermant
Kenneth Holderman
Mary Birdsong
Kansas
Charles Reed
Fred Morse
W. C. Search
W. H. Baker
R. W. Phillips
P. W. Kraus
Lou Penner
Lou Hiddleston
5S. R. Vance
Will Warsop
Will Loveall
N. E. Polter
Sam Golden
Robert
Make Your Own Skin Whitener With Lemons
An old home remedy claims mixing two lemons juice with Orchard White creates a facial lotion to whiten skin, fade sunburn and freckles, and keep hands, face and neck light. It promises quick results and inexpensive use for the season.
Local visit noted by Florence Davison
Mrs. Anna Haskins of Kansas City Kansas visited Miss Florence Davison Friday with references to Mize Hymer Frank Sheldon and Roxa Blaylock. The fragment mentions names and a social visit context from a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umner
Ae E.P
Mize
Hymer
Frank Sheldon
Plumsmer
Roxa Blaylock
Anna Haskins
Kansas City
Kans
Miss
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Loretta Jessee
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Ray Lawrence
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Lester van Valknburg
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Lalia Walling
William Gricsa
Edward. Tectors
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Union Cristian Endeavo
Martha Meade
Chas, Richards
First Christian Church
I. J. Meade
M. E. Decker
Weimmers
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Cambridge
Cov Patterson
R Patterson
Ralph Harman
J. B. Mack
Fredo Bartelde
Helen Friend
Heertha Knap
Ha Krep
Tian Kieepper
Ales
Fld. Walters
Loui
Minni Agells
Anderson
Gort Rene
van Neste
Chi Ome- Ea
Sol Emery
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
Willis Dunn
Gues
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Chanute
A. B. Alitehell
Bios
Selon Fmeru
Italan Hembree
Marthe Regnier
Paris
Gotham
Deacon Brown
Publishers Syndicate
Ague
Zephyr
Evelyn Blaylock
Ella Phorne
Daugher
Florida
Cuba
Round Corner Drug Co. Tas. Mass
Tro Stores
Advance Cleaners
N.C. and
M. E. Lindstrom
Middle West
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Shimmons Bros
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