Perkins-Chambers Wedding in Turner Home
Miss Alice Louise Perkins married Adelbert R. Chambers at 8 PM Wednesday in the Perkins home Turner with Rev F L Streeter officiating. The ceremony featured smilax arches, floral arrangements, music by Fred Lock and Helen Newhouse. After a reception for 85, the couple will reside in Kansas City Missouri following a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Newhouse
Pratt, Kuns
Mary Lucile Smith
Edward West
Winston
Charles Bath
Springhill
Kay
Helen Newhouse
Pratt
Kas
Grace Colman
Lawrence
Chambers
Kansas City
Alpha ‘Xi Delta Sorority
Clergy and families depart Woodland park for weddings and conventions
The past two weeks of the Woodland park conference end as ministers Hodge and Clark depart for New York and Kansas City along with Mrs Boyd, Mrs Witherspoon, Mrs Turner, Mrs McAlearney, and A Harley Hedges to attend a wedding in Albuquerque for Edmond Learned and Zella Rankin planned August 30. Stanley Learned and family plan Santa Fe visits before returning home. Misses Hoge depart for the national dress makers convention in Chicago after visiting California, arriving in Lawrence on September 10. Dr B N Allen and family recently arrived in Los Angeles, address 7108 Hawthorn Avenue, Hollywood, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Woodland Park
Mrs. Stanley Learned
Albuquerqiue
New Mexico
Edmond
Zella Rankin
Santa Fe
N. M
Jennie
Emma Hoge
California
San Diego
New Orleans
St. Louis
Chicago
Lawrence
B.N. Allen
Los Angeles
Hawthorn Avenue
Hollywood
Local residents and visitors depart Lawrence duties and pleasures
A long list of Lawrence residents and guests return home or travel to Kansas City Topeka Wichita and Columbus during a busy period. People include A W Charter Mrs Anna Clinger Smith and family Mrs Walter Phillips Miss Emma Beeler Dora Lupher H D Kelley Rev E A Bleck and many others with plans from teaching in Columbus to vacations in Colorado and Oregon.
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A. W. Charter
Wichita
R. H. Brown
Anna. Clinger Smith
Columbus
Nebraska
Smith
Columbus High School
Walter Phillips
Liberty
George Ecke
David Mackie
Girard
Kansas
Oscar Beeler
Topeka
Emma Beeler
Tomah
Wisconsin
T. A. Harrison
John Bishop
Kansas City
A. W. Lamb
Dora Lupher
Portland
Oregon
Dean H. L. Butler
Colorado
Blanche Kennedy
Lena Kennedy
F. Ackerman
Nelle McFarland
Gertrude LaCoss
Bernice Cook
H. D. Kelley
E. P. Houser
Weldon
John Watt
J. P. Dowd
Addie Munly
Gibbs
Dallas
Texas
L. A. Dunmire
Ruth Dunmire
Pennsylvania
Frank Scott
A. E. Badger
Scott
Montgomery-Ward & Co
Gerald Capsey
Soldier, Kansas
Winona Steffen
Dorothy
Mildred Zweifel
el Froeliger
Mr. Froeliger
California
Sarah Cleland
Lecompton
Blanche Edgar
Colorddo Springs
L. B. Edgar
University
J. E Castles
T. N. Castles
R. A. Basden
Holland, Mich
Local residents part ways for travel and visits
Abe Wolfson and son Charles are at home in Mrs. Wolfson's absence in Chicago. Mrs. John Sugrue traveled to Kansas City to view the doubler header St. Paul versus Kansas City. Lelia Hope Mrs C Hope and Donald Hope spent weekend in Kansas City visiting friends. Lemuel Stout arrives from Albuquerque after five weeks with daughter Mrs. Scanmmel. Topeka relatives visit Mrs. Scammel's mother Mrs. Bernhard. Hackman sisters Susan Todd and Elizabeth Davis spent Sunday in Long Beach. Arnold Capsey returns from Kansas City after a week with his uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Wolfson
Charles
Wolfson
Chicago
John Sugrue
Kansas City
St. Paul
Lelia MM. Hope
C. Hope
Donald Hope
Lemuel Stout
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ralph Scanmmel
Topeka
Scammel
J. C. Bernhard
George Hackman
Mary Hackman
Susan Todd
Elizabeth Davis
Long Beach
Cal
Arnold Capsey
Deaths and Funerals for Samuel Houston
Funeral services for Samuel Houston who died last Friday will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from North Lawrence Christian church with Rev W W Holyfield officiating. Burial will be in the family lot at Oak Hill cemetery. The G A R will conduct graveside services. He is survived by two sons Charles Houston of Kewanee and Will Houston of Oakland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Houston
Samuel. Houston
North Lawrence Christian Church
W. W. Holyfield
Oak Hill Cemetery
Houston
Charles Houston
Kewaneedil
Will Houston
Oakland
Cal
Enrollment schedule and notices at Senior High School
High school enrollment occurs in the building with staged dates by credit hours from Aug 29 to Sept 1 and reporter initials A to K in mornings, L to 4% in afternoons. Transfers bring transcripts, summer work reports to be issued from the office. Examinations Aug 28 for private summer work. Sept 1 9 am. Office closed for enrollment Sat Sept 2 due to teachers meeting. Water shutoffs Aug 29 on Rhode Island St blocks 900 to 1200 1 to 5 pm. plus nursery hours 2:40 to 5:30 starting Sept 1. Car coal service advert. The wig note and County Hall fact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Olney
Prin
H. S
Rhode Island St
Wm. S. Henderson
Vacancies to be filled on Republican county committee
The Republican county central committee will fill all vacancies at a September 16 meeting. Some precincts had no new committeemen in the primary, leaving vacancies to be filled. An executive committee was named. Officers elected Saturday include M. A. Gorriil as chairman, Charles Tucker as vice chairman, Elmer Ey Brown as secretary, and Will Lothholz as treasurer. Ed Heaston and Asa Colman were added as members. The Democratic committee also met and elected new officers, with a September 9 meeting planned to discuss quarry matters. Jacob Badsky, reelected chairman, will attend the state committee meeting in Topeka tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican’ County, Central Committee
Ed Heaston
Willow Springs
Asa Colman
Kanwaka
M. A. Gorriil
Charles Tucker
Elmer Ey Brown
Will Lothholz
Democratic County Central Committee
Post season baseball game proposal in Lawrence
A telegram received by John Robinson of the Union Pacific suggests Lawrence backers could finance a post season game featuring two big league teams. A $2,000 guarantee is required to stage the event, with locals showing interest in supporting the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John Robinson
Union Pacific
All Star Exhibition Teams to Tour After Season
Mr Robinson reports two all star teams one from the American and one from the National League will play exhibition games after the season ends en route to the coast. Each game carries a two thousand dollar guarantee plus a one thousand dollar appearance fee per team. Babe Ruth is not in the lineup. Route to be set by booking and weather will not alter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
Babe Ruth
Jin
Classified pages reveal buyers, sellers and job offers
Journal-World classified items showcase buyers seeking goods and services, sellers offering items, job openings, and personal notices. Readers connect through ads, trades, and employment opportunities, reflecting local market activity and community needs.
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Wheeler
Lawrence High School
United Brethren Church
17Th
Vermont
Christian Endeavor Society
Milkes Ri East
7Th’street
Piedmont College
Congregational Church
Mountain White
Georgia
Ruth Clark
Alfred Rogers
Bethel
Lake View
Lakeview
Fern Weimer
Minnie Bearman
Sophie Acle
Ruby Ewing
Donald
Ernest Ralston
Byron Roberts
Kenneth Brawner
Will Hayden
Lucille Virginia
Hayden
Mary Hanna
Charles J. Overbaugh
Helen Leu
Tunior
The
Christian Church
South Park
Car of
Griffin Coal'Co
Phone &&. Ae E
County Hall
London
Eliot
University Meat Market
Kelley
Mr. Robinson
Day of
Griffin Coal Co
Journal-World
Newmark
Bowersock Theatre
Emil Jannings
Dagny Seavaes
Ernest Lubitsch
Coty’s L’origan Powder
Round Corner Drug Co
Lawrence, Kans
Gingham
Toil du Nord
Toil
Anderson
Anderson’s
Peter, Pan Ginghams
Renfrew
Everette Cheviot
Goodrich
Silvertown
Cord
Mulkey
Fordson
Carter Tire & Battery Co
May Tully
Robinson Crusoe
Crusoe
City Theatre
Williams’ Grocery
Mass
Great State Life Insurance Co
Square Deal
Terry Gaskill
Maga
Etrest
Bell’s Flower Shop
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