Marriage of Miss Celia Holiday to Leon Gentry McMorris
Miss Celia Holiday wed Leon Gentry McMorris of New York City at Riverside Church in New York on Friday December 23 at 4 40 PM. Rev Leon Rice Robinson Jr officiated with Miss Anne Mathews on harp and Miss Helen Clare Tatum as bride’s attendant. The couple planned a two week honeymoon in Nassau and Havana aboard the U S Caledonia.
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Celia Pauline Holiday
G. M. Holiday
Leon Gentry McMorris
New York City
Riverside Church
Leon Rice Robinson, Jr
William Foltz
Bach Gounod
Faltz
Lawrence
Margaret Chekerel
Fine Arts School
University of Kansas
McMorris
Alsha Delta
Western University Club
Wetumpka
Ala
Marion Military Institute
Marion
Columbia University
Ieree
Columbia
H. N. Whitney and Sons
Wall Street
Social Calendar Highlights From Topeka Events
Topeka social notes list dinners, bridge luncheons, and club gatherings at University club and The Manor. Christmas dinners, weddings, and family visits are noted, with guests from Ottawa Topeka and Kansas City. The record includes civic club meetings, missionary society events, and a birth announced at Memorial hospital.
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Thomas D. Woodward
Topeka
Stormont Hospital
Woodward
University of Kansas
Wood
Christmas visits and travels across Lawrence Kansas
Personal notes list numerous Christmas visits and travels of residents. C B Holmes confined at home. Dr and Mrs Walker visit from Kansas City. Edith and Elen Ernst in Kansas City. Leah Kercher returns from Harrisonville. Leonard Maybugh, W L Daniels couples noted. Green family in Manhattan. Dr and Mrs Weber visit Lawrence. Fay H Brown to New York for beauty study. Goldie and Anni Davis travel to Kansas City. Mary Louise Beltz in Kansas City. Myrtle McConnell visiting relatives. Perry couple from Kansas City spend holiday with Roland Logan. Bend family hosts Topeka visitors. C B Spencer returns from Christmas with Bayles family.
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M. A. Walker
Kansas City
Lescher
Kans City
Lawrence
Edith Ernst
Elen Ernst
Leah Kercher
Harrisonville
Leonard Maybugh
W.L. Daniels
Richard Green
Manhattan
Mr. Green
A. A. Weber
Junction City
John Hunzicker
Weber
Dr. Weber
Fay H. Brown
Vanity Beauty Shop
New York City
Be. F. Durland
C. Durkind
Goldie Davis
Anni Davis
Bisbee
Ariz
Mary
Louise ‘Beltz
Myrtle McConnell
R. M. Connell
St. Joseph
Dumés Perry
Roland Logan
Herbert Bend
Topeka
Mr. Bend
John Bend
C. B. Spencer
Lola
E. E. Bayles
Is Suppression Necessary for Child Development
A reflection on whether parental suppression is essential to raise children who can function in society. The article argues that absolute freedom is impossible and that even gentle parenting requires suppressing many natural impulses to learn caution, social norms, and cooperation. It weighs the balance between freedom and necessary self-control for child growth.
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Wartha
My Beauty Hint Sleep and Exercise Guidance
The guidance emphasizes seven to eight hours of sleep each night to reduce fatigue and dark circles. It stresses rest as essential before exercise and warns that exercising with a weary body or mind is worse than not exercising at all.
Bookish Advice and Political Clashes in 1930s Echoes
The passage reflects parenting tips about keeping children organized and on time, contrasted with wartime era protests. It recalls Bonus Marchers showing discipline and sympathy, versus harsher views toward Hunger Marchers in Washington. It also notes press coverage of Turkey’s publishing output and Congo diamonds, with a closing note on Lawrence Business College resuming after holidays.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
New Books at City Library Fresh Shelf Additions
The City Library has added many new fiction and non fiction titles to shelves. Notable novels include One Drop of Blood Peking Picnic Peril at End House Arm of Gold French Husband and more. Non fiction works feature American Birds Earth Horson and Mary Lincoln among others.
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City Library
Austin
Bridge
Peking
Christie
End House
Connor
Coyle
Douglas
Ehrlich
Gibbs
Jenkins
Kyne
Lehmann
Mackail
David
Nason
Norns
Treehaven
Payne
Richmond
Ros
Chaucer
Gay
Halliburton
Hodgson
Lieber
Mantle
Muller
Phelps
Sandburg
Mary Lincoln
Sullivan
Our Times
Vanderwalker
Young
van Loon
Beography
Lawrence Woman Returns From East With Muff Fashion
A local resident who just toured New York and other eastern cities reports women there are largely wearing muff fashion. The pockets range from small to large, with some muffs large enough to hold a purse attached to the back, convenient for theater visits or tea stops during shopping trips.
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Lawrence
New York
Hunger Marchers in Capital Sparks Controversy
Congressman U S Guyer describes a group calling itself Hunger Marchers as agents seeking discontent with government. He alleges funded activities, supplies, and a Soviet style band in gray, with a clenched fist salute, while leaving cann ed goods to feed the needy after the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Guyer
Washington
Russia
MacDonald Writes Poem On Frying Pan Glories
London AP reports Prime Minister MacDonald set aside heavy duties to compose a lyric praising the frying pan. He writes of its domestic virtue and practical usefulness, noting how it symbolizes simple industry and homely comfort in daily life.
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London
MacDonald
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Margaret Keisall
A. L. Carl
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A. W. Hogue
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George Marshall
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Ottawa
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Sam Attinger
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al Powell
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Ed Montgomery
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Albert Graeber
Margaret Graeber
F. M. Holliday
Laura Alice Holliday
A. E. Woestemeyer
Jane
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Laura Graeber
Bernice Graeber
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James Cutter
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Louisiana Street
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C. M. Blaylock
Noute Three
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Ruth Selwyn
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Ohio Street
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Ty Lawford
Carital
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Turkey
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