Society News Notes From Arkansas City and Nearby
Mrs C A Creveling of Arkansas City announced the engagement of her daughter Cathrine Creveling to J Wayne McCoy of this city with a fall wedding planned. McCoy, district manager for Bell Telephone, is a KU graduate and Acacia member. Also reported yesterday, Vera Lynch married George Melvin at the bride’s mother’s home with close family present. The fashion included a green chiffon dress and a navy georgette going away ensemble. The Melvins will reside in Lawrence after a three week trip to Colorado. Several social gatherings and bridge parties followed, with prizes awarded and garden flowers decorating homes. The County Club and Odd Fellow events, plus a Kennard Union meeting, were listed with attendees and dates in early September announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Creveling
Arkansas City
Catherine
J. Wayne McCoy
University of Kansas
Chi Omega
McCoy
Neal A. McCoy
Geraryake Kan
Vera Lynch
Lois V Lynch
George Melvin
Kentucky Street
Rev. C. A. Puls
Katy
Pride
Melvin
Lawrence
University of Nsas
Colorado
Kerwin
Arring
Green Owl
Merwin
Frank Godding
Arthur Lawrence
Personal news from Mrs Lander and McCreath families
Mrs. Harry Lander returns from Chicago with purchases. Mrs. D. H. McCreath and Miss Catherine McCreath visit Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor in Allen. Mr and Mrs Winn P. Okeson of Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs E L Haynes and Mr and Mrs H W Keene. The Okesons will spend Labor Day there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lander
Chicago
D. H. McCreath
Catherine McCreath
Charles Taylor
Allen
Winn P. Okeson
E. L. Haynes
H. W. Keene
Mrs Okeson
Social Calendar Highlights A Thursday Bridge at Country Club
The social calendar lists a Thursday bridge party at the country club hosted by Mrs. C. C. Stewart in a contract club. A marriage announces Velma Perkins wed Hugh Snyder in Wichita at 8 pm at the bride’s parents’ Lake residence. Another wedding, Dora Evelyn Ni barger to Merritt Dick, takes place at 3 pm at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stewart
Baturcay
Velma Perkins
Hugh Snyder
Wichita
Bride
Lake Ew
Dora’ Evelyn Nibarger
Merritt Dick
People Bound for Weekend Visits and Moves in Ponca City
A long list of residents and visitors depart or travel this weekend. H W Keene returns from Fairview, Mrs H W Young and son head to Kansas City, and Mrs E A Meade goes to McLouth to visit relatives. Several others plan teaching posts or visits to Chicago, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, and other towns, with trips to Rochester Mayo and Washington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Oklo
H. W. Keene
Fairview
California
A. W. Davidson
Miss Recht
Miss Davidson
Professor Davidson
Carl Perkins
Alieda
Carl, Jr
Greensboro
N. C
Richmond
Washington, D.C
Gerald Hesse
Independence
Kan
Herman Tholen
Iola
Harold Miller
Arch West
Kansas City
Rochester
Minn
Ernest West
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Ernest
Carl
Olathe
Margaret Messer
Julianna Livingston
LaHarpe
Alice Nelle Leaman
Edward Huey
Grace
Baldwin
T. J. Davidson
Catherine Creveling
Arkansas City
Lawrence
W. B. Dalton
Elizabeth MacKenzie
Dorothy Beurman
Minnie Beurman
St. Joseph
Atchison
Ethel Chew
W. M. Yahn
Benna Vista Bear
Wakefield
Dorothy Dunmire
Vinland
Jack Tucker
Chicago
Velma Lindsey
Lecompton
Coleman Dell Club Hosts Annual Picnic At Mrs. Wilson Counts Home
The Coleman Dell club gathered Thursday for its annual picnic at Mrs. Wilson Counts residence. A cafeteria dinner followed with a program featuring dialogues by Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Morter, Mrs. George Sturdy, and others, plus musical numbers by Faye and Vernell Hagerman and readings by Mary Sturdy and Margery Winters. Raymond Randel had the misfor...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Dell Club
Wilson Counts
Andrews
Morter
George Sturdy
Faye
Vernell Hagerman
Mary Sturdy
Margery Winters
Carl Deay
Velma
Ethel Deay
Raymond Randel
Capone Attorney Questioned in Florida Plot Case
Vincent C. Gibion of Miami, one of Capone's Florida attorneys, was questioned but not held by Jacksonville police in connection with an alleged plot against Governor Garston of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent C. Gibion
Miami
al Capone
Florida
Jacksonville
Garston
Vinland Rural High School Pre-enrollment and Staff Notes
A note from Peru area records mentions a wrist injury at the Counts home on Thursday. Vinland Rural High School plans a pre-enrollment on Wednesday August 27 from 9 a.m. to noon. Eva Milburn plans to return this week from the Stevens home. Dorothy Dunmire will teach Vinland grade school. Various local residents and families are listed for social visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland Rural High School
Bridenstine
Eva Milburn
A K. Stevens
Wm. Roe
Eudora
Memorial Hospital
John Laughlin
I. K. Morgan
T. P. Stevens
W. M. Frick
Dinternoon
Henry Miskimen
Ed Hyland
Phillips
Caroline Hyland
W. E. Hoskinson
Village Inn party and notables in Vinland events
Inter mediate class met at Mr and Mrs Landon home for a party with games and local guests. Wayne Andrews recently returned from Miami Oklahoma with ore specimens. J J Iliff hosted friends to view Indian relics. Iliff served in Fort Apache air service, his son Robert at Fort Apache. Earl of Derby selling yearlings due to heavy taxation, trainer Frank Butters involved. London dispatch notes property sales totaling $13 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Landon
Wayne Andrews
Miami
Okla
Ottawa
J. J. Iliff
Iliff
Fort Apache
Ariz
Vinland
Robert
Earl of Derby
New York
London
New York Times
Frank Butters
Wolfson heads to Chicago to visit father in law Judge Sabbath
The report notes Wolfson traveling today to Chicago to see his father in law, Judge Sabbath, for several days amid a series of terrorizing incidents in Juchipila Canyon and Sierra de Calvillo with recent victims Antonio Rosales and Pedro Macias, cattle herders. A banker, Ralph A. Brown, president of Home National Bank in Arkansas City, Kan, remains critically ill with pneumonia after an accident two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfson
Chicago
Judge Sabbath
Juchipila Canyon
Sierra de Calvillo
Antonio Rosales
Pedro Macias
Arkansas City
Kan
Ralph A. Brown
Home National Bank
Lawrence Business College Courses Range From Six Months
A note mentions the college offering courses from six months to two years with individual instruction and small classes to suit a student’s pace, while a prior remark notes a broken arm and low expectations for recovery.
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Jour World Office
J. R. Holmes
Sia J. H. Minote
Charles Jarr
George March
Evan Edwards
C. D. Holmes
Shawnee Women’s Golf Club
Wopeka
Manhattan
Kennard Union
Ridge
Julius Marks
Tom Sweeney, Jr
Jack Walton
W. H. Dildine
Sven
A. Gifford
Aunt Het
Robert Quille
Publishers Syndicate
Alea
Capone Attorney
Associated Press
Peru
Harold Growe
Greenville
Mich
Sparton
The
College Jeweler
Hills Bros
Rorene
la Mode
New
Gotham
aaSters Beauty
Paris
Lawrence Business College
Whitcomb
Tenn
Oxfords
Claire
Oliver Trimmed
Oxford
J. C. Penney Co. Te. Department. Store
Enna Jettick
Otta
WREN
WDAF
Lanndon Beauty Shop
Mass
Eugene
Frederick
Vita Tonic
Nestle
Croquignole
Naivette
Buster Brown
Brown Shoe Store
East Side
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