Couple Weds At Home Of Mr And Mrs Hobbs
Gertrude Loren Hobbs wed John Milton Scanlan in a simple ceremony at the Hobbs home last evening at 7:30. Cousin Mrs Staymond Orr sang, with Maude Arnett on piano. The bride wore ivory satin with lace train and orange blossom accents, carrying roses and valley lilies. The couple will reside in St Joseph Missouri after a three week southern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EF. Hobbs
Gertrude Loren
John Milton Scanlan
St. ‘Eoseph
Staymond. Orr
Pine family Christmas reunion noted at Centenary church
The twenty sixth annual Pine family reunion was held Christmas day at Centenary Methodist annex with thirty five members present. The late W. A. Pine was missed. A bountiful dinner and gifts followed a Christmas tree. Guests included Mrs. W. A. Pine and several Pine relatives from Elm Street Route 2 and 3, plus Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pine. Circle No. 73 of the G A R hosted the event with honored guests from Topeka including Mrs. Woodard and Mrs. Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charlton Insurance Agency
Kanthietic’ Club
Laew's
Midland
and ‘S
M. Harvey
W. Gees
Glenn Charlton
A’ B. Mitchell
Harry Hoffman
W. Atkinson
Robert Mason
Gouneil’ Grove
Roy Burkley
Charles Scanland
R. W. Hartley
Bertha Coffelt
Ruth Davidson
Guidas¢ Figg
Edna Heiserman
Rose Robinson
R. L. Rob
W. A. Pine
Centenary Methodist Church
Groun
Roscoe Pine
Elm Street
Clarence Pine
Iones, Lloyd
Winfred
Raymond
Fincher
William
Clifford Pine
Lillian
Hazel
Gladys
Kenneth
Ernest
Elvin
Howard
Loren
Chester
Wilbur Pine
Richard
Phillip
Ralph Pine
Junior
Wayne
Myron Dicker
Margaret
Betty
Dorothy
Robert
Post Hall
Circle No. 73
The
Jessie Woodard
Topeka
iMollie Hunter
Kelsie Lincoln
Circle No. 1
Top
Department
Boys In Blue
T. D
Sibel
Homer
Dale Nelson
J. Longanecker
Earl Marriott
Katis Jene
Arthur Longanecker
John, Hubbel
Edward
Dennis
Mae Longanecker
Francis
Ralph Hubbel
Ralph
Virginia
William E. Nelson
Truman
Homer Dale
Willis Longanecker
T. D. Hubbel
J. J. Tobler
Connecticut Street
C. A.baldwin
A. G. Hulce
Tobler
Christmas Gatherings Fill Homes With Cheer
Parents and Prof and Mrs C J Posey traveled to Chicago where she works as a hospital technician. A Christmas reunion at Rae Warner’s home on Illinois Street featured a two tier fruit cake centerpiece Santa figure and gifts. More dinners followed at various homes including T D Isibel and the Tooms with decorated tables, tiny trees, candles, and Santa delivering gifts. A Missionary Society event at 744 New Hampshire Street and a Christmas dinner at J J Tobler’s on Connecticut Street concluded a season of gift exchanges and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Posey
Chicago
Rae Warner
A.M. Huffman
Earl
Roy Huffman
Betty Mae
Tonganoxie
Edward Vance
Jack
Jane
Minajean
Paenee City
Warner
Erma Rae
Russell Mac
Tittle Witliam Dudley
William Ott and Sons
William Jr
Waldean
W. C. M Connell
New Hampshire Street
Missionary Society of the First Baptist
Weekend Visits and Local Notices Mixed in Kansas City
City residents report a string of social and travel notes with Miss Dorothea Simons heading to Chicago to spend a week with her aunt. Ned visits friends in Lawrence while Joan Teeters travels to Kansas City for a short stay. Mrs Kuhn visits Bonner Springs and regional ladies enjoy a day in Kansas City and Topeka. A Nevada legislative clash brews as the game and fish federation backs an open season for mountain sheep and pronghorn antelope. Plus a local shoe shop advertises repair, shining and dyeing services at Electric Shoe Show on 1017 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lackey
Alzora Cantwell
Vera Getker
Hazel Getker
Kansas City
Jack Armstrong
John L. Kilworth
Leavenworth
C. J. Martin
Martin
National Military Home
James O’bryon
Chicago
J. W. O’bryon
Ernest
Carl. Messer
Glathe
James Messer
Gertrude Gilmore
Messer
Dorothy Gregg
Louise McCurdy
Alice Lee Smith
G. W. Kistler
Winfield
Lawrence
Curfman
Ned
Dorothea‘ Simons
H. Hoinville
Joan Teeters
J. D. Kuhn
Bonner Springs
W. J. Wallace
C. « Bollinger
Carson City
Nev
Nevada
State Game and Fish ‘Federation
Slavery Echoes in Cuban Chinese Coolies History
Havana reports recall of Chinese workers imported to Cuba under eight year contracts at four dollars monthly as cheaper than African slaves. The system left lasting marks on the population and included suicides. In Oklahoma a farmer’s wife earned over a dollar per hour caring for 400 laying hens. The Brenham Texas item references a modern Babel scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Okla
Maude Bailey
Rotary club members speak eight languages
Local Rotary club members boast fluency in German French Spanish Czech Polish Portuguese Greek and English, highlighting diverse language skills within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Jeight
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Edna Hopkins
Trinity Lutheran
Church
Hazel Lynn
Flotd. Rankin
Christine Wenrich
Habkell Institute
Wenrich
H. B.peakrs
W.ashington, D. C
Harold, Constant
Stella Robbing
Robert Wagstaff
Douglas County’ Nurses Association
C. A. Toms
Simmons Hospital
Joe Jean
John Herbert
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
D. M. Dunakin
Tennessee Street
RR. McFarland
Elizabeth McFarland
RB. R
Price
Manhattan
T.M. McFarland
Frank
John
Mrs. Hatton
Mrs. McFarland
Missionary "Society
Presbyterian Church
J. G.mcelhinny
Oblock
Margaret Posey
Het
Culllen
Publishers Syndicat
Donald
Loy Ice
Verna
Edwin
Elam
Edith Ann
Mabel Tobler
Mr. Tobler
Lee B. Buster
Mattenger
Circle No.1
Topekka
Addie Brown
Circle No. 75
Eugene
Ares
Larsdon
Mass
Kansas
Mother Hubbard
West End
Prings
Vicks Laboratories
Vicks
Brenham, Texas
Robertson Music Co
St. i
Carter
Pinkttams Dle
Roaren Aera
Io Ee
Daene
Sary
Pearl‘Haimers, R. F. D
Deerfield
Ohio
Carter’s China Store
Coats
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