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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1921
Page
3
Miss Meda Van Zandt of Hutchinson and Forster J Myers of Conway Springs wed at the bride’s home. Margaret Smith sang, Eula Brown played. Little Richard Treece scattered flowers. Rev T R Mordy officiated. The couple plans a Conway Springs home. Myers is in business.
Mrs Katheryn Stevens wed W K Hughes on August 24 at Rev E Smith's home in St Louis attended by a few intimate friends. Mrs Hughes, a Lawerace milliner, is daughter of Eli Schneck and sister of Wilson Schneck. Hughes is vice president and general manager of Continental Supply Co. Bregens-Hughes wedding noted amid a motor trip to Lincoln after the ceremony.
A family reunion at the John Walton home included John Walton Jr and other relatives with church ties in Manhattan and Salina. Bonner Springs students Josephine Lee Mary Rudell Nellie Henry Stella Harris Harold Frisbie Eaton Grimes Carl Frederick Kenneth Glynn Harold Greene Frank Deweese Howard Crompton Calvin David Frank Pigg head to the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Josephine Renz and Virginia Campbell depart Kansas City for New York to sail on the Rotterdam for a three month stay in Europe with Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae.
The Douglas county W. C.-T. U. will hold an all day session this Wednesday at the Unitarian church with delegates from Baldwin Eudora Prairie Center Lecompton and North Lawrence expected. Also announced the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Anchard formerly Mildred Coker on Sunday August 28.
Mr and Mrs George Lowman and Mr and Mrs WT Stout motored to McLouth yesterday and spent the day. Kingfishers make their nests of small fishbones.
A string of short visits and travel. Miss Verdi Hamming spent Sunday in Ottawa. Emma Myers was in Kansas City. Billy Smith returned from Weaver Kansas. W E Kennedy will depart for Chicago. N Smith made a business trip to Kansas City. Merle Griffith visited Kansas City for a week. Skofstad family drove to Baldwin Ottawa and Em poria yesterday. A Lawrence returned to his studio after California vacation. Mary Shawn returned to Topeka after weekend with Lucile Edgar. Grace Derby will travel to Lecompton tomorrow. Mrs Hargett returned to Florence after two weeks with her daughter Wise. Bob Robertson hosted Lucile McQuire Virginia Woods Morris Woods Forest Joss of Topeka. Jack Carter and wife from Kansas City spent yesterday in Lawrence. Carter visits Lecompton with Mrs Kreider. Andrew Hughes returned from Los Angeles and Colorado Springs. Levi Silvis returned from California motor trip. Mrs OBrien visiting sister Rose Antrim in Atlantic Iowa. Mrs Ridley Pierson and son Bobby visiting Greenlees in Kansas City.
Joe Wellman has taken over the district agency for the Ladies Home Journal. Single copies cost 15 cents, yearly subscriptions are 1.50, delivered at your door. Phone 2209 White.
Death notices report C Covey of Lawrence and North Lawrence resident Alfred Eck. Covey worked for the express office in Lawrence and later for Sple Ice company in Ol sas City. Eck died at 303 Elm Street with funeral set for 4 o clock Wednesday from Funk chapel, G A in charge, Oak Hill cemetery burial.
Miss Helen Haufman of Waurika Oklahoma will arrive to be the guest of Mrs George Butler. The note reads as a social visit arrangement with local host and guest in a small town society column.
Maxeys Georgia proprietor A J Gillen reports a remarkable customer story from his department store. The woman, bed bound for a week, could not eat and had five physicians involved before relief. Gillen calls the account unsolicited yet creditable, noting Tanlac is sold widely by Lawrence Dry Goods and leading druggists.
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