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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1919
Page
6
Miss Floy B. Smith of Sac City Iowa and Mr Clau fh Ramsey of Lawrence were married in Kansas City yesterday. Ramsey son of Mr and Mrs Chas Ramsey of this city works for Steel Construction Co of Argentine Kansas. They will live in Argentine for now.
A group of Lawrence natives and their Kansas City and San Diego connections shared reminiscences at a dinner in Southern California. Birth announcements note Edward Lawrence Winn Jr and his wife welcoming Edward Lawrence III. Gifted social events include Miss Marion Henley visit and Kanwaka Club meetings with Roosevelt Dam talks and readings. Military Sisterhood plans a Test Hall social with American Legion members invited.
Mrs F T Arnold and Grace Arnold travel to Kansas City with a group including Mr and Mrs J M Fricker and daughter Gladys Fricker and Mrs Free of Los Angeles. Others visit Topeka, St Joseph, and Lawrence for family gatherings, dinners, or hospital checkups. several names and places appear among weekend trips and social visits.
Mrs. W D Quinn returned home from via Hospital after an operation. Miss Mary Beal visits Mrs. William Obley in Saffordsville Kansas. Miss TLueile Cole and Miss Dorothy Durland plan a Kansas City outing. Everett Litchfield of Independence spent the weekend in Lawrence. A J Martin now in Portland after leaving August 5 for the west. Master Ross Hurley of Junction City visits aunt Mrs Walter A Martin. Mrs P H Rhodes and Mrs Harry Tyler spend Sunday in Kansas City. Mrs Alice Spracue of Fairbury and Mrs R Graves visit Mrs H J Adde 825 Ohio. Gate described for stairs using heavy canvas and snap hooks. Wynn Durkee of Peoria spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bruce McKee. Victoria M Brown at Mass street with Hair Goods. Miss Mikird Green and Miss Grace Green visited Topeka.
Uncle Eben insists that location decides value and ruin shadows every choice, while the old saying warns that not earning a proper dower leaves one vulnerable to weeds and misfortune in the wren place.
A reflective aphorism notes that a cheerful mind in the present state resists future worry and meets life’s hardships with a placid smile. The author urges calm resilience as a daily attitude.
A practically empty tank filled with air and gas vapor forms a highly explosive mix. The danger lies in the empty gas tank and its vapor, not in a full tank.
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