Marriage of Miss Caroline Newson to Hugh Beshers
The wedding of Miss Caroline Newson daughter of Mrs Mary Newson to Hugh M Beshers of Chicago occurred at 4 PM at her grandfather Dr Thomas Winstons home 1620 Bass Street Rev Robert Beshers officiated The bride wore a white georgette gown with pink and white decor The couple departed for Chicago after the ceremony A luncheon hosted by Dr Winston honored the bride and several relatives attended including Miss Martha Beshers and Mrs Belle Wilmot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Newson
Mary Newson
Hugh M Beshers
Chicago
Thomas Winston
Bass Street
Robert Beshers
Martha Beshers
el Paso
Illinois
Col
Z. W. Winston
Belle Wilmot
Mary W. Newson
Didosephine Newson
Henry Newson
Tout Winston
Alice Winston
Alice
Col Thomas
Hugh Beshers
Caroline
Newson
Hugh. Beshers
Local News Briefs From Lawrence Kansas Opens Roads and Schools
R Essick heads Liberty Memorial high school summer session at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan. KU campus road on Orcard Avenue opened to traffic giving four paved entrances. John Bunn mails 200 K certificates to former KU athletes. Prof. Guild to miss fall semester for Columbia University conference. Lawrence high students must report August 31 for summer exam work at Liberty Memorial. George Hunter to open George's Lunch at 100 Mass after selling to Dinty Moore. Sheriff Jones notes past river thrown type incidents. fine $10 for speeding near Kansas City after visit with father.
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de- Inshac
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawre
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Essick
All Lawrence High School
Liberty
Memorial High School
U S 1924 Crude Petroleum Output and Trade Details
United States crude petroleum production in 1924 totaled 712,940,006 barrels, down from 1923 by 18,467,000. The mid continent field led with 375,479,000 barrels, up 27,019,000, while California produced 224,993,000 barrels, down 83,948,000. Oklahoma 178,538,000, up 12,069,000. Texas 134,529,000, up 3,499,000. 1924 imports were 77,775,000 barrels, down 4,204,000 from 1923. Exports reached 17,734,000, up 588,000, with Canada receiving 10,992,000. Wells value estimated at $1,022,683,000, average price $1.43 per barrel. Domestic consumption 747,516,000 barrels, up 32,654,000, with 643,719,000 barrels refined. Also notes an education appointment in Washington for adult education efforts.
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Washington
AD. Pj
United States
Bureau of Mines
Mid-Continent
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Mexico
Canada
Poultry Cull Demonstration Announced by County Agent
Will Call reports a culling demonstration of Charred Stepes at the Baldwin residence Tuesday at 9 30 in the morning. The bureau agent will conduct the event and the public is invited to attend.
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H.C. Colglazier
Baldwin
Labor Meeting Closes With Immigration Recommendations
Washington August 2 The labor leaders who met secretly with American Federation of Labor officials to discuss illegal immigrant inflow and expansion of the labor movement across Latin America have concluded their talks. A special committee’s report outlining immigration recommendations for the Mexican and American governments is ready, and the conference ended with a reception for the Mexican embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federation of Labor
Labor Movement
Latin- America
PLAN A BIG PICNIC AT EUDORA BRINGS RECORD EXPECTATIONS
The Eudora picnic slated for next Thursday August 3 features forenoon ball games and sports events, afternoon speech by J C Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture, and a grand platform dance expected to draw one of the largest night crowds in Eudora history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mohler
State Board: of Agriculture
The Ten Commandments Opening At Local Theatres
Fall season opens with The Ten Commandments at the Bowersock for a week. Varsity features Rugged Waters for the first two days, Orpheum dark for a week before vaudeville and pictures. Tied to Paramount’s epic Cecil B. DeMille presents a grand Biblical prologue with a modern love story headlined by Rod LaRoche and Richard Dix.
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TEN
Nita Nald
Rod Lar
Cecil B. DE Raille
Paramount Picture
DeMillétean
Rod LaRoche
Richard Dix
Leatrice
Joyce
Theodore Roberts
Blanche Sweet
Seena Owen
Paramount
Bowersock
Haversock
Varsity
Orpheum
Lawrence
Woman Sues New York Life for Husband's Insurance
Mrs Bernice Zalimas, jailed for killing her husband by poison, files suit against New York Life Insurance to collect on a $5 000 policy double indemnity clause aimed at funding an appeal from conviction. Also notes a 16-year-old boy Lyman Whitsett charged with forging checks and a car cut-out incident.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Bernice Zalimas
New York Life Insurance Company
Chazel Family Moves to Illinois for University Posts
Mr and Mrs Frank M Chazel and son Frank Reynolds plan a move to Illinois next week where Mrs Chazel will teach in the university high school at Urbana Champaign and Mr Chase will continue magazine work for national journals. He notes Kansas as an interesting state and Kansans take interest in Kansas affairs. Twenty three patients attended the orthopedic clinic at city hall yesterday with nine at the monthly nerve mental clinic led by Dr Herrington.
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Frank M. Chazel
Frank Reynolds
Chase
University of Illinois
Kansas
Lawrence
University of Kansas
City Hall
C. B. Francisco
G. L. Herrington
Hoover family take Sunday trip in new Ford sedan
Mr and Mrs L E Hoover and children drove to Overbrook in their new Ford sedan Sunday and spent a short time with relatives there. Mrs W H Hoskinson returned Saturday from Pierceville Kansas where she has spent some time at relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hoover
Overbrook
W. H. Hoskinson
Pierceville
Kansas
Neighborhood News Highlights From A Weekend in Lawrence
The community shares updates on recovering infants and patients as the Barrett Andrews family welcomes their recovering baby home. Residents Clara Randel Hazel Chaney and others return from Colorado while Clarence Craig William Roe Melvin Holmes and Fred Settles visit various points there. Mr and Mrs Everett Craig of Kansas City spend the weekend with Charlie Craig. A charivari with cigars and ice cream honors the visitors. Alice Hansen Saunders recovers from appendicitis in Simmons hospital Lawrence. Emma Williams Nelson Olmstead and daughter visit Mrs Belvoir Rome Deay and George Smith. Edna Sturdy visits aunt Mrs Andrews who has been ill. Ira Hird family and Wilma Walkers spend Sunday at Perry. W S Parsons family enjoy a short Ozarks vacation. Lester Deay spends weekend with home folks. Hoover and boys camp at Conard's Park for fishing boating swimming and croquet. The camping party includes Harold Hoover Orval Hemphill Herschal and Harold Hemphill Clifford Anderson Donal Alvord Theodore Craig and Woodrow Sturdy. Alvord Ruth Harry Nadine and Mary Sturdy drive to the Park for a picnic supper to Fletcher.
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Barrett Andrews
Andrews
Clara Randel
Hazel Chaney
Colorado
Clarence Craig
William Roe
Alice Hansen Saunders
Simmons Hospital
Lawrence
Emma‘ ‘Williams
Nelson Olmstead
Belvoir
Rome Deay
George Smith
Minnesota
Edna Sturdy
Ira Hird
Wilma Walkers
Perry
Parsons
Ozarks
Lester Deay
Nere
Hoover
Conard's Park
Harold Hoover
Orval Hemphill
Herschal
Harold Hemphill
Clifford Anderson
Donal Alvord
Theodore Craig
Woodrow Sturdy
Mary Sturdy
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L. W. Millis
Millia
Kansas City
J.T. Buchanen
Marie Buchanan Stockton
John
Barbara
Ft. Brown
Anna
Sele Willen
Mary Cone
City
Okla
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
K. U
Orcad
John Bunn
The
University “the Athletic Association
F. H. Guild
Columbia University
George Hunter
Dinty’Moore
Mass. St
George
Mass
Moore
Dinty
G. A.graeber
W. FE. Connelley
S.nc
Feridge House
Kansa City
Baiela
A. P
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Portland
Ore
Education
National’ Education
Bureau of: Education
Eudora
U.S
United? States
Belgium
Winston
Treasury
San- Francisco
Virginia Hyde
Golden Gate
Faral- Jone Islands
San Francisco
Lois “Wilson
Warner Baxter
Tess OF
Lois Wilson
Lyman
C. L Lindenberger
Massachusetts
Cecil
B. de Mille
Jeanie MacPherson
Recrimme Sy
Oglah Zulor
Jesse Lasky
Matinees
Bagdad” and
Our Big Bowersock
M. Chase
Vinland and Vicinity
Roversock
Honey Moon Limited
R. E. Protsch
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Green Brothers
Rome
Aew
Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
Hegde
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