Wedding Bells for Hilda Sommer and Glenn Laughlin
Miss Hilda Sommer of Newkirk Oklahoma wed Glenn Laughlin son of Tulsa in a February ceremony at St Francis Catholic Church Newkirk. Bride wore ivory satin with pink bouquets and was attended by Marie Sommer. Best man was George Sommer. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Tulsa after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Sommer
Charles G. Sommer
Newkirk
Okla
Glenn” Laughlin
Avid
T. W. Laughlin
Tulsa
St. Francis Catholic, Church
Emil Ghysaert
Johanna Hill
Marie Sommer
George Sommer
Penca City
St. Francis Catholic High School
Lawrence Business College
Gypsy Oil Company
Sinclair Oil Company
North Maybelle
Patriotic program enlivens India school despite bad weather
An appreciative audience attended Friday’s patriotic event at India school followed by light refreshments served by Mrs. Vanroy Miller and Mrs. Grant. In charge were Mrs. Ko Flde hous and Mrs. Jacqamain with songs by students, a George Washington life drill, piano solos, band performances, and a mixed quartet playlet. The next meeting is set for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India School
Alrs
William Knox
H. Fischer
Thomas
George Washington
Trene Jones
Betty S. Grant
Julia’ Fritzel
William Grant
Esther Thomas
Arid
Mulder
Washington
Hayden Jones
William and
Carl Knox
Heoda
Woman's City Club Luncheon Speaker At Colonial Tea Room
Mrs Margaret Till McCarter of Tonekh will speak at a luncheon meeting of the Woman's City Club tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the Colonial tea room. The meeting is open to all women of the city, members or not. Oak Ridge Birthday club to be entertained. Wednesday at the home for Mrs Bertha Knop, with Mrs J C Herriott assisting. All members urged to attend as officers are to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Till McCarter
Tonekh
Woman's City Club
Colonial Tea Room
Oak Ridge
Bertha Knop
J. C. Herriott
Women Voters Study Group Hosts Dinner Bridge Club
The study group in government governing the League of Women Voters will meet tomorrow evening. Mrs Roy Moore, Mr J, and Mrs M F Tudson entertain their dinner bridge club Thursday evening. In honor of a Civil War veteran turning 0 years yesterday, the Women’s Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R held open house at the Funk home Saturday afternoon. Sixty guests attended as friends sent varied birthday wishes and gifts from Richmond and local neighbors. Refreshments were served by Agnes Olson Eva Abraham and Jeanne to Bischoff. Mr Funk is in poor health but attended morning services yesterday. Continues with personal notices of Ben Wilson Irene Cleveland Jean Foote and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Roy Moore
Fuhk
Women's Relief Corps
Funk
Lemuel
Vinland
Long Can Py
Mrs. Funk
Mr. Funk
Richmond
Mary Nadelhoffer
al A. Burns
Agnes Olson
Eva Abraham
Jeanne
Bischoff
Ben Wilson
T. B. Wilson
Seattle
Wash
California
Irene Cleveland
Rossville
G. H. Constant
Constant
Jean Foote
Mt. Scholasticn Academy
Atchison
Roy Lawrence
C. Nelson
Auburn
Neb
Dolph Simons
Simons
Leavenworth
J. H. Hoefer
Mary and
Jack
Topeka A
A. W. Lamb
Tikkum the hero broken and seeks aid
In a troubled scene a hero named Tikkum is crushed and calls for help. He pleads aloud for a chance to mend his broken parts and regain his footing. The plea echoes as bystanders watch for a repair or remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tikkum
Social Calendar Items of Monday Through Wednesday
Social events scheduled include dinner bridge and teas at the homes of Mrs. George Hedrick and others. Clubs and associations such as the Lawrence Woman's Club, Finesse Club, Coeaperettes, and the Colonial group are listed with various luncheons, teas, and meetings across multiple locations.
First Methodist Episcopal church members long served
The text notes that First Methodist Episcopal church members have long been involved in church life, highlighting their enduring commitment and role within the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Chirch
Banner Springs couple announce Katherine Schmetz marriage
Mr and Mrs Frank Schmetz of Banner Springs announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine to Carl D Eggert on February 16 in Kansas City. Carl is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Eggert of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. Schmetz
Banner Springs
Kansas City
Katherine
Carl D. Eggert
Fred Eggert
Lawrence
D A R Members Plan George Washington Musical Tea
Betty Washington chapter D A R observes George Washington birthday with a 3 PM Saturday tea at Mrs H E B Don Carlos home. Assistants include Mrs B E Caldwell Mrs S W Atkinson Mrs J R Ulrich Miss Kathryne Wilson Mrs Arthur Marks Mrs J W Murray Mrs Floyd Rankin and Mrs W C Summers. February chapter meeting held at Mrs F L Barteldes home with $25 to city nurse and $10 to Constitution Hall in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washington
D.A.R
George Washington
H. EB. Don Carlos
BE. F. Caldwell
S. W. Atkinson
J. R. Ulrich
Kathryne Wilson
Arthur Marks
J.W. Murray
Floyd Rankin
Jara Carter
Wilson
W. FL Shaws
Kansas City
March event to honor Genevieve Redgrave mother Morris
George Airs announces a Friday afternoon gathering from 4 to 6 oclock to honor Mrs Genevieve Redgrave and her mother Mrs Fred L Morris at an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Genevieve Redgrave
Fred L. Morris
Luncheon Honors Mrs Funk Before Gulfport Visit
Mrs A Gifford V invites guests to a small luncheon at the Colonial at noon to honor Mrs T J Funk who leaves next week for Gulfport Mississippi to visit her daughter Miss Leng S Funk After luncheon guests will proceed to the hostess’s home for cards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gifford V
Loa
Colonial
Apron Party Planned by Local Business Women Club
Mrs Boss Lawrence heads the February party committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club announcing an apron party at Colonix tea room on Wednesday. Reservations should be made with Mrs Lucille Allison by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss Lawrence
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colonix Tea Room
Lucille Allison
Lothorrow
Garment Strikers Tie Up Elevators In New York
In a garment center escalation, ten elevators in a 24 story building halted service. The Brokaw Building at 1985 Broadway moved workers upstairs while Mayor LaGuardia and arbitrators met to avert a citywide strike of about 1,000 buildings. Pay disputes ranged from 22 dollars weekly to 1,400 dollars yearly. Police guarded doors as strikers moved through the crowd outside. The conference involved Fiorello La Guardia, I. McGraily, George Mezuny, Joseph Ryan, William Collins, and other labor leaders as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garment Center
Brokaw
Broadway
Manhattan
Fiorello J. Lapusidis
Satul Hibwared
British star Jessie Matthews Tops Granada Musical
A Cranada Granada program features Jessie Matthews in a one star photoplay built around her singing dancing and emoting. Critics praise her charm and range while noting strong photography and settings. The bill also includes a Cinecolor Sunshine Makers cartoon and two El Brendel comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellywond
Cranada
Indy
Miss
Jessie Matthews
Ine Evergreen
Miss. Matthews
Faces Forgery Charge against L. G. Anderson
L. G. Anderson was brought back to Lawrence from Minneapolis with custody secured by County Attorney Rob Stevens and Sheriff Fred Vogler. He faces first degree forgery charges and awaits arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Lawrence
Rob. Stevens
Fred Vogler
Minneapolis Alma
Veteran Civil War veteran celebrates 90th birthday
A weekend celebration honored Mes. Funk with friends, marking his ninetieth birthday at home on Saturday and Sunday. Members of the Women's Relief Corps and the Ladies of the G A R supervised the event.
Schoolmen Save Board Sum of 1175 on Paper
Neal M. Wherry and H. J. Sutherland argued a $1175 saving for the board, a claim seen as technical given the treasury. A faulty spring in the Liberty Memorial high school furnace caused a stoker to fail, leading to welding that kept the stoker running at a cost of $1. The board lacks $120 for a new stoker, risking manual stoking for the rest of winter if the weld fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal M. Wherry
H. J. Sutherland
Liberty Memorial High School
Where Vv
Sutherland
Hoard of Education
Lnrpely
G Caiss Simpson to Present Programs at ElDorado and Winfield
G Caiss Simpson, organ instructor at the University of Kansas, will present programs tonight at ElDorado and tomorrow at Winfield. In ElDorado he appears at the First Methodist church under the church choir. In Winfield he plays under the Winfield Organ Club at Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crise Simpson
University of Kansas
elDorado
Winfield
Grace Methodist: Episcopal Chareli
Enter Madame at the Varsity with Landi and Grant
The Varsity screens Enter Madame featuring Elissa Landi as a temperamental opera star who marries an American. Cary Grant co stars as her husband faces trials amid substantial on screen action. Also shown are A Charley Murray cartoon and a news reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splendid Omusic
Elissa Landi
Cary Grant
Miss Landi
Charley Murray
All-Musical Vespers At University Auditorium
The forty-fifth All-Musical vespers at the University auditorium drew a good crowd yesterday afternoon. G Criss Simpson opened with Marche Religieuse. Mozart Piano Quartette featured Jan Chiapasso, Waldemar Seltch, Karl Kuersteiner, and Anglo Mi Swarthout. Ruth Orcutt and others assisted. Arthur Foote Night Piece for flute and string quartet drew praise, Mildred Hunt soloing on flute. Dohanyi’s Quintette in C minor slow movement impressed, Ruth Orcutt and University String Quartet delivering unity. Westminster A Cappella choir closed with four Russian anthems under D M Swarthout, praised for freedom and skill. Broadcast over KFRKU. Final Wespen set for March 17 will feature University women’s glee club and the University band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
G. Criss
Simpson
Guilmont
Mozart
Jan Chiapasso
Ensemble Twiste
Waldemar Seltch
Karl Kuersteiner
Mi Swarthout
a _drene Peabody
Gounod
Sapho
Ab Higate
Ruth Orcutt
Laurel Everette Anderson
Waldemar Ieltch
Arthur Foote
Mildred Hunt
Topeka
Cassist
Dohnanyi
Westminster A Cappella Choir
D. M. Swarthout
Kalinnikas
Rachmaninoff
Grete
Minor Traffic Violators Fined
Police court this morning fined a list of minor traffic violators including 0. Stansbury, W. H. Ulrich, Ben Marshall, Jim Swartz, Mccormack Crouch, F. E. Linville, and K. R. My Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansbury
W. HH. Ulrich
Ben Marshall
Jim Swartz
McCormack Crouch
FE. OH. Linville
My Norwood
Nazarene Church Holds Revival Meeting Through May 3
A revival began yesterday at the Church of the Nazarene on Vermont Street Nine teenth and will continue until May 3. Rev E T Ludwig, incoming pastor, conducts evangelistic preaching with Rev and Mrs Sutton of St Louis in charge of music presenting special features each night. Services start at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Nineteenth
Vermont
Marely
T. Ludwig
B. BR. Sutton
St. Louis
Five-robber hold up at Granite reformery guards loss
At the peak of a Sunday breakout at the Granite reformatory five armed convicts robbed guard Bill Carley of his hat coat wallet and $20 Then one robber returned the wallet and the money remained untouched as the incident unfolded in broad excitement with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Reformatory
Bill
Carley
Jury Awards 1400 to McCoy for Son's Death
The jury found Ed McCoy awarded 1400 against Thompson after deliberating Saturday. McCoy had sought 10000 for the automobile death of his son Levon McCoy in Johnson county last summer. Judge Meanstated ruled Thompson, though a packing company employee, was not acting in its service at the time, so the company not liable. Jurors were excused until Wednesday when the court resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McCoy
L. Thompson
Cudahy Packing Company
Thompson
McCoy
Levon McCoy
Johnson County
Hugh
Patee Theater Shows Desirable Twosome In Drama
Jean Muir and George Brent deliver a splendid performance in Desirable at the Patee. The plot is familiar, but the cast and execution make it entertaining from start to finish. Willie Whopper cartoon and news reel add variety to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Muir
George Brent
Patee Theater
Miss Muir
Willie Whopper
Patee
Soul as the central aim in Christian Science sermons
The article cites a Sunday issue of the Christian Science Sentinel and comments on the sermon text from Chronicles and a correlative passage from Mary Baker Eddy. It notes themes of spiritual focus over material sense and quotes lines urging cleansing of thought to align with divine law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Selene
Mary Baker
Eably
Mast
Kanwaka 4-H Club Plans Meeting At Kanwaka School
Kanwaka 4 H Club meets Saturday evening at the Kanwaka school. The constitution will be read and adopted and plans for the county model club meeting laid. Program includes Roll call Tell something of Washington life Music appreciation Good health dismiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka Community 4-H
Vhe
Kanwaka
County Model Club
Washington
Doris Baton
Mary Shields
George Haverstock
Lincoln
Pauline Richards
Willard Shaw
Betty Christy
George Haverstack
Frances Kilbuck Fined in Police Court for Drunkenness
Frances Kilbuck paid a fine this morning in a police court for intoxication. She faced a simple charge of being drunk and paid the amount assessed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kilbuck
Sin Police Court
Community notice invites parents and students to join club work
A fragment announces that two miles from the school house, those interested in club work are invited to attend and parents are also welcome to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tance
Zwo
Miles
January Fire Losses Rise in Kansas Totals 252617
Fire losses in Kansas for January reached 252617 dollars, a 16000 dollar rise from December. The state fire division report shows 67 counties affected with losses ranging from 3 to 46020 dollars. Johnson County incurred the heaviest damage, Sedgwick second with 21771 dollars, and 245 fires were reported statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Department
Oe Inspection and Registration
Johnson County
Sedgwick
Petition
Aieas
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Clirh
Amiras
George Hedrick
Oor Perry Barber
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T. M. Sanderson
Chi Ganera Alumnae
Rice Isnelps
Bk. If. Caldwell
Lotus Clib
lLesford
Lola Nu
BR. W. Tolmes
Jene -Bushone
Taiwrence Woman's Club
Tineheon
Fred Jaedicke
M. L
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William Netstifter
Ars
A. Giffard
T. Sweeney
Noel Oclih
Glenna Caritton
Iks Elul
Club
Paris
Granada
Minneapolis
Mes. Funk
Friends
Hackess
K. Funk
G. Caiss Simpson
ElDoorado and
New Hampshire
Nazarene
Miss Jessie Thatcher
The
Barbara Gould Co
Cook
Lawrence Paint & Wallpaper Store
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Thsurance
Life Insurance Department
Elmer
Pink
Lupton
William
Downing Rex Kendall
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