Wedding of Miss Stauffer and Sars Lockstrom
Miss Madge Louise Stauffer of Wichita wed Sars L Lockstrom of Salina at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The ceremony was attended by the bride’s family and out of town guests. After vows, the couple left for Salina where they will reside. Lockstrom runs his father’s business in Salina. Mrs Lockstrom has Lincoln ties. the groom is Midland College trained and played on the 1923 Nebraska football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Louise Stauffer
Wichita
Sars L. Lockstrom
Salina
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
E. Stauffer
Menissohn
Helen Hornecker
Norris B. Stauffer
Leckstrom
California
Friends University
Midland College
Nebraska
Charles Johnson
Lawrence
Stauffer
Anton Johnson
Johnson
Community events and meetings in Lawrence area
Health and clothing leaders plan work in Lawrence on Thursday and Friday. The monthly women’s club meeting is set for Tuesday February 17 at Mrs Sdellhorn’s home. Prof H C Lehman to speak on play activities at the junior high Parent Teacher Association meeting Thursday evening at the high school with several musical numbers. Tickets for the 6 30 dinner must be obtained at Mr Barnes’ office in the Manual building before Wednesday night. Mrs Josephine Parrish Ray, author of the song Daisies, will be sung by Dortha Benham in a Crittenden Conservatory program this evening at 9 from KFI Los Angeles. Lawrence attendees at luncheon in Topeka include Mrs B H Lindley Mrs J O Johnson and Mrs Tom Harley. K A Dames tea at Henley House tomorrow at 3 hosted by Mrs F P Frey and Mrs George Teeple. Monday Sewing Club meets at Mrs Jack Bolin’s with guests ic Johnson Mrs A Lawrence Mrs M T Van Hecke and others. Christian Endeavor at Second Presbyterian plans annual banquet Friday Feb 20. At last Friday’s meeting officers elected president Aldene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
North Lawrence Christian
A. W. Lamb
Er’nest. Wise
Ha Martin
C. BE. Lucas
A. Merton
Robert Wilson
Willis Dunn
Lawrence
Chub
H.C. Lehman
Parent-Teacher Association
Josephine Parrish Ray
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Dortha Benham
Crittenden Conservatory of Music
KFI
Los _Angeles Examiner
Ray
John Parrish
Pelletier’s Tea Room
Topeka
The
Supreme Court
H. Lindley
J. ON. Johnson
Tom Harley
Jack*Bolin
Ic Johnson
A. Lawrence
M. T. van Hecke
George Wetzel
Walter Varnum
Mattie Dunn
Ottawa
R. A. Schwegler
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Aldene
University of Kansas Home Economics club dinner plans
Stone vice president Oscar Snyder secretary Ruth Snyder and treasurer Ben Underwood list members. Mrs Harriet Henderson oversees assistants Hazel Lee Simmons Vida Gates and Mabel Ludeman. First dinner set in Home Economics dining room next Saturday to explore unusual dishes. Also Wesleyan Foundation supper planned for directors and Methodist students at First Methodist church this evening for about 150 attendees. J O C club meets Thursday at Mrs Ann Warren 817 Alabama Street. Pythian Sisters meet tomorrow night at Knights of Pythos hall with initiation anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
University of Kansas
Harriet 5. Henderson
Hazel Lee Simmons
Vida Gates
Mabel Ludeman
Wesleyan Foundation
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Methodist
J. O. C. Club
Ann Warren
Alabama Street
Knights of Pythos
Brackett Social Notes Highlight Birthdays and Visits
Brackett community activity centers on family celebrations with Mrs Jerry Lyons hosting birthday dinners for Lyons and Frances Lyons. Ira Denman arrives from Amherst Ohio for an indefinite visit with Darius and Mrs Denman. Students return to class after chicken pox absence. Local residents attend meetings for home nursing and hat making. A busy week includes visits, hospitality, and a move near the Willet place.
Calves Bought and Wood Hauled in Columbia Area
Roy Lawrence bought two calves from Charlie Brohammer on Tuesday. William Postma cut wood for W. W. Wingert, and Daniel Beeghley hauled a wheat load to Eudora. George Markley drove to Baldwin for a sheep, Will Roser hauled corn to Lawrence, and Roy Lawrence bought a cow from John Brohammer. Several attended Nellie Katherman’s funeral at Washington Creek church. Others assisted with farming tasks, including Beeghley, Markley,Churchbaugh, and Studebaker family members, with Topeka visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lawrence
Charlie Brohammer
Mr. Brohammer
William Postma
W. W. Wingert
Daniel Beeghley
Eudora
George Markley
Baldwin
Will Roser
Lawrence
John Brohammer
Nellie Katherman
Washington Creek
Nancy Sanders
Edward Sanders
Fred Flory
Dave Bathdebaker
Will Jacobs
Ira Rothrock
John
Charlie ‘Bro
Letha Montgomery
Grover Ulrich
Johnny Beeghley
Elmer Churchbaugh
David Studebaker
Topeka
Joe Studebaker
Mr. Studebaker
Dave Studebaker
G. A. Bucheim
Rural census work and local visits on Friday in Lawrence area
The agricultural census was conducted in the neighborhood on Friday. Local residents aided by Robert Markley and T. G. Hiatt, Solon Markley, Charlie Brohammer, and Oscar Markley. Visitors included Charlie Brohammer and Mrs. Mary Hegeman, with George Markley and John Brohammer visiting Lawrence. Various families hosted calls and meals, and others hauled hogs or hosted visitors from Pleasant Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Markley
T. G. Hiatt
Solon Markley
Charlie Brohammer
Oscar Markley
Lawrence
Mary Hegeman
Shirar
George Markley
John Brohammer
Markley
Brohammer
W.T. Jacobs
T. G. Hitt
Alice
Grace Hiatt
Lloyd Hout
Elmer Flory
Pleasant Grove
Wesley Flory
Wheat hauled to Lawrence by Abe Flory and Wesley
Dr. Francisco to speak at citywide PTA meeting in Liberty Memorial auditorium on February 27 at 8 pm. C B Francisco of Kansas City, Mo., will be the principal speaker. Mrs. N E Rice, president, leads the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Flory
Wesley
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
C. B. Francisco
Kansas City
N. E. Rice
Plan to run program named by Three Women and Speer
Washington February 10 Congress considers scrapping flexible tariff provisions. President Coolidge disapproves suggestions to abandon the flexible provision of the tariff act. The planned program is attributed to Mrs C M Young Mrs J J Wheeler and Clarence Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Young
J. J. Wheeler
Clarence Speer
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
To Hold Food Sale Saturday by Women’s Farm Bureau
The Women’s Farm Bureau of Sigel will hold a food sale at Metzler’s Furniture Store on Saturday February 14 1922 in Ford ton truck. Phone 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Farm
Bureau of Sigel
Metzler’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Williams
D. A. Milter
Mississippi Street
Irvin Gregg
Grant Mull
Pepin Association of
Gregg
C. J. Honzicker
W. Rt. Tucker
Grege
J. McCarty
Practical ‘Nurses’ Club
C. L. Rutter
Kentucky Street
I. J. Meade
Colonial Tea Room
Valentine
V. A. Young
G. G. McCoy
Carl Graeber
E. C. Bricken
Harry Lander
Beatrice Nelson
Walnut Creek
Cal
George B. Edgar, Jr
Charles Nelson
Wally Steck
Wiablo High
University of California
Edgar
George B. Edgar
Associated Oil Company
Walnut
Mary Christina
Fritz Meyn
al Williams
Miami Triad
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
Indétaf
Hoga Schellhorn
Emma ‘Neider
K. A
Henley House
F. P. Frey
George Teeple
J. K. Hankin
Roy V. Green
Phillipsburg
Toneka
Sadie Wells
Sam Hall
W. J. Robinson
George Kreeck
Clay Center
J. G. Stevenson
Fred Elsworth
Finest Young
Kansas Cit
R. L. Grider
T. F. Hanks
A. B. Cummings
Cummings
Edith Boggess
Margaret Brett
Fritz’ Meyn
Chris Hunsinger
Pauline Doerr
FE. J. Bowen
New York City
Henry Christensen
New York
Vera Brady Shipman
Chicago
W. C. Simons
Buick
Butler Sanderson Motor, Company
Cellucotton Products Co
Kage
Moer
West Jotkaan Boulevard
Jerry Lyons
Wilson Martin
Dethl
Nethl
Lolia Rohlfing
Annie
Ridley
Brackett
Ladies Farm Bureau
L. Bigsby
Lee Colman
Kelsey
George Jeffries
Willet Place
Country Club
Taylor
Denver
Miss Willet
Irma Rumsey
McNunes
C. B. Daniels
G. M. Kirby
Manwarrine
Ralph
Trma Kirby
Robert Ridley
Leland Colman Priday
Colman
Masa
Columbia
J. H. Holmes
Rex
User
Gapother
Coad Dre Pinres
Peacock
MOLA
the Modern Laundry Machine Co
DR. Francisco
Parent-Teacher
Eldridge Flower Shop
Tarragon
Bullene
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