Summers Hallman marriage and community notes in Lawrence
Local notes report the marriage of Miss Catherine Summers to William H. Hallman at a home ceremony with attendees from Lawrence and Kansas City. The couple plans a move to Atlanta with Hallman soon awaiting deployment to France. The column also lists engagements, birthdays, dinners, meetings, and arrivals of family and military personnel, plus school and church events in Lawrence.
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Sorey
Hallman
California
Artili
Miss Summers
Parks
Lawrence
Mr. Hallman
Mrs. Hallman
Atlanta
Georgia
France
Potter residents and guests travel for visits in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Will Harmon spend the weekend in Kansas City. Capt and Mrs James F Meade and Mr Robt Clark of Kansas City were guests of Mr and Mrs I J Meade last night. Mrs J H Cohn went to Kansas. Mrs A J Vou gler Miss Pearl Vou gler and Miss Lena Vou gler are in Kansas City for a few days. Neal Donnelly went to Kansas City this morning. A C Roller long time Lecompton and Lawrence resident visits relatives. He represents Boener Bros in Florida. Miss Silva McConnell operated on for appendicitis in New York has recovered enough to resume nurses training at Poughkeepsie. Miss Florence Dale of Kansas City and Misses Olive and Alice Terril of Topeka are weekend guests of Miss Edna Haines and Mrs Allen Curtiss. Mrs Estella Fincher leaves tonight for San Jose Calif to spend months with her mother and son. Miss Frances Kruse returned from Topeka. Mrs A W Norton left for Alta Vista to visit her son. Miss Edith Hess returned from Iowa University. Miss Catherine Long went to Logan to teach this year. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Webster and Mr and Mrs Jack Houk returned from Gunnison Cal
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Potter
Kansas
Will Harmon
Kansas City
Robt. Clark
I. Je Meade
J. H. Cohn
A. J. Vougler
Pearl Vougler
Lena Vougler
Neal Donnelly
A. C. Roller
Lecompton
Lawrence
Boener Bros
Florida
Silva McConnell
New York
Nurses Training School
Poughkeepsie
Florence Dale
Olive
Alice Terril
Topeka
Edna Haines
Allen Curtiss
Estella Fincher
San Jose
Califoria
Frances Kruse
A. W. Norton
Alta Vista
Elk Bowlers Struggle In Close Four Game Set
The Elks team suffered a rough night in the week’s final games against Pierson and Hartig. Neither side posted a score above 199, with Pierson at 199 and Hartig at 198 as the high marks. Standings show three teams tied for first and a three-way tie for second as the seven back-j tournament enters its fourth week, keeping the title up for grabs.
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Elk
Elks
Bowers
Pierson
Hartig
Baing
Peterson
Ffustation
Strong
Lmekone
Carl
Yewman
Sweeney
W. OL
Pet. Berger
Edmondson
Graeber
Reatz
Stevenson
Wiedemann’s
Walnut Trees Sought to Produce Army Gun Stocks
Douglas county farmers are urged to dispose of walnut trees to support war production. Trees twelve inches in diameter or more are needed for gunstocks and airplane propellers. Information relayed by Harry B. Sparks, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, requests residents with walnuts to contact Captain R. L. Oakley, Production Division, Small Arms Section, Finance Department, Washington, D C.
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Douglas County
Harry B. Sparks
Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Oakley
Nance Department
Sixth and B Streets
Washington, D. C
Childs Skin Troubles Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs. Alice Harris of St. Louis reports her seven year old son suffered tetter on the head with itching sores and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment a free sample was sent, the child improved and was recovered, with an offer for samples by mail from Cuticura, Dept Boston.
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Chen
Alice Harris
Scot
Ave
St. Louis
Mio
Cotiura, Dept
Boston
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