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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1929

Page

5

Marriage of Helen Louise Dangerfield to William Morgan Coe

Topeka families announce the marriage of Helen Louise Dangerfield to William Morgan Coe. The ceremony occurred at 8 o clock in the bride’s parents’ living room with Dr. S S Estey officiating. The wedding party and music featured roses, ferns, and Mendelssohn’s tunes. The couple will reside in Hutchinson where Coe will join the News Herald staff.

Joseph Dangerfield Topeka Helen Louise William Morgan Coe C.A. Coe Ity S.S. Estey Presbyterian Church Jean Beverly You Marjorie ‘Reese Mendelssohn Ann Laura ‘Dangerfield Washburn College Delta Gamma Sorority University of Kansas Hutchinson Capper Publications Chicago Phi Gamma. Delta Suma Delta Chi jJournalistic Fraternity C. Ia. Coe Mary Coe Charles Coe Lawrence

Personal notices mix of travels and visits in region

Mrs Leo Olson and Nephew plan a morning visit while McIntyre, a University graduate student, travels to Bee City for a stay. Lawrence Green and Wilson family head to Lawrence for New Year at the Wilson home, joined by Laura Perkins visiting Kansas City. My Fletcher goes to Kansas City for several days of medical care. The item also mentions Mrs Lind and a Tennessee race noted in passing.

Leonic Olson Tillsomith George Shater McIntyre University Bee City Lawrence M. Green Wilson Robert Lawrence Lawrence Eli ‘Wilson Laura’ Aleda Perkins Kansas City Fletcher Perry Wea Heen Nie Mra

AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN

Local column notes holiday travel and visits. Catherine McCreath's tonsil operation at Simmons Hospital concluded with her return home. Prof. and Mrs. J Neal Carman and children plan to return from a two week visit to Herrington context. W Winfield departs for Centralia Washington after holiday visit with Mrs. A R Gilbert. Hazel Hoffman to return to University of Kansas, Lawrence after holidays in Coffeyville. Hugh R Adair leaves for Helena Montana following a holiday stay with his mother in town.

Flatte City Catherine McCreath Simmons Hospital J. Neal Carman Carman F. D. Carman Herrington Kh. W. Winfield A. R. Gilbert Centralia Wash Mr. Winfield Hazel Hoffman University of Kansas Lawrence Coffeyville Hugh R. Adair Helena, Mont Enina Adair

Women running business promotion plan in New York

Lena Maddsin Phil lips, president of the National Federation of Business and Profession Women's Clubs, proposes a philanthropy for 500 women over three months. They will promote five women each by a 10-person team to boost business for women in the professions, starting in New York with team captains reporting results and potential national expansion.

New York APJ Lena Maddsin Phillips National Federation of Business and Profession Federation

Shanghai Navy Flips Banner in Moonlit Sea Battles

At Shanghai the Chinese navy ends its long delaying stroke and raises the nationalist Sunburst banner. The Peihai northern squadron with the Haichi cruiser, 5090 tons, patrolled the Yangtze mouth for 18 months, shelling Woo leung Forts when possible.

Shanghai China Yangtze Wooleung

Bellevue High School uses picture machine in classwork

In Bellevue Pittsburgh, Bellevue High School students purchased a combination stere anticon and moving picture machine from entertainment proceeds. The machine will supplement oral instruction and textbooks in American history and social subjects and will be used in singing since they use no singing books.

Pittsburgh Bellevue High Schoo J. Nelson Mowls Belleveue

Oregon Birds to Hawaii Trade A Song of Meadowlarks

Fifty pairs of meadowlarks shipped from Oregon to Hawaii to enrich bird melody in the mid Pacific islands and help destroy insect pests.

Oregon Hawaii Portland, Ore

Education During Past Year Stirred Public Interest Says Lamkin

Uel W. Lamkin president of the National Education Association notes a surge in public interest during 1928, led by American Education Week and joint efforts with the American Legion. He cites higher teacher training standards, accreditation plans, expanded mental health and psychology education, improved teaching devices, continuation programs, evening schools, and a proposed U.S. Department of Education to advance equal access to education for every child.

Vy Uel W. Lamkin National Education Association Washington American Legion American Association of Teachers’ Colleges National Hducation Association Association American Medical Association United States Department of Education

Christmas at Black Jack Returns of Old Neighbors

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kalb entertained relatives for Christmas in Worden and Baldwin areas with dinners and Santa gifts. Numerous local families, including Hyland, Scott, Kalb, Breithaupt, and Pearson households, visited kin in Ottawa, Lawrence, and Garnett. Pioneer resident Anna Gertrude Trusheim died December 28, with remarks praising 60 years in the Black Jack neighborhood.

Ralph Kalb John Breithaupt Floyd Calb J. W. Breit ‘Thaupt Worden Raymond Kalb Floyd Eugene Henry Breithaupt Lester Kalb Wintermanted John Hyland Phillips Glenn Kalb Lawrence Ed Hyland Walter Scott Walter, Jr Garnett Fred Scott Lena Randle Raymond Pearson Beulah ‘Bell Walter ‘Scott Sol Hester Ottawa Nate Hoskison Vinland Willian, Bard Near Baldwin Edward Revey Dayton van Tries Frank van Tries Day Strum Welkville Fred Pooch Clearfield Kannenberg Albert Moldenhauer Henry Bell Beulah Clyde Mary John Hayes Gladys Waters Walnut Ridge Ark Mary Chandler Charley Waters Merrill John Shelly Harry Grace Ays Arthur Adams Adams Ralph Hey Martha Sheppard Verle Sheppard Millie Finnerty James Hyland George Kyle le Loup Ayton van Tries Paul O'Neil R. S. Pearson Donald Anna Gertrude Trusheim

Baldwin Folks Share Quiet Week in Local Notices

Mr and Mrs Charlie Beeks of Baldwin called to see Willie Finnerty Thursday evening Charley Waters sawed wood Friday afternoon Local items reflect small town routine and neighborly visits through brief notices.

Charlie Beeks Ot Baldwin J Willie Finnerty Charley Waters

Riverside social notes share holiday visits and events

Riverside residents and relatives recount Christmas gatherings and New Year plans. Edna Cole and Edna Springer visit family. Victoria Verney of Wichita visits parents. Local 4 H club party lists friends. many neighbors exchange gifts and host guests in Riverside and nearby Lawrence and Argonia.

George W. Husted Texas Edna Cole Riv_erside Revy M. F. Lienard Lawrence Charles Springer Wichita Niola DeLashmett Lucille Husted Thom Edmonds Margaret Mae Watt John North Lawrence P. J. Peterson Bred Petersen Migs Minnie Kahle Herman Henry Kahle Edna/Cole Riverside Jennie Springer Marion Junior College Marion J. Taylor Frances Paul Perkins Nnear Lakeview Wendell Kasson Pearl Martin Ruth Wilson Edgar Martin Elizabeth Ebon ‘Farley Robert and Carl Miller Dorothy Perkins Fdna Cole Lirs David McCreath Willett Taylor Fernand Kent Kusgon Evylyr Bunce Marth Lou Perkins bell +8roy John Kassonhuist Mias Riverside Farm Buresa Club L. A. Buerwin Ee QO Venty Ji. Bo Wiggins John Kasson Owen Mitch Birs. J Taylor M. Miller K.G. Clark Na Cole Fred Brown E.A. Springer Foe Gentry John Heyton Cadwell W. Springer Yvel Folden Ls Vegas Ethel Folden Las Vegas N. M Springer Fam Missouri

Karm Status Is Better Than Supposed Says Agriculture Secretary

States Agriculture Secretary By W. M. Jardine says American agriculture is in healthier shape than commonly believed. He cites rising product purchasing power, mechanization progress, crop and livestock improvements, and stronger cooperative control over marketing as signs of health and vigor after postwar adjustment.

W.M. Jardine Washington Mlade

Christmas visitors and family gatherings at Buck Creek

Miss Marguerite Jones and pupils offered a short Christmas program at Buck Creek school on Friday afternoon December 21. Visitors included C. F. Thompson and several named locals. Several families hosted relatives over Christmas and shared meals and visits, with noted visits among the Duncan, Shuler, Yausbinder, Beeler, and Johnson households. A box of California fruit was received by Mrs. Margaret Vausbinder from Richmond Point, California. Dudley Peel of Hoyt visited his father Frank Peel during Christmas.

Marguerite Jones Buck Creek C. F. Thompson Jessie Marcum Arthur White J. B. Kyle Frank Mangold Alston Shuler Morris Duncan Varlie Tom Staliard Betty Jane Frances Anne Glenn Hiffie Tommy Merle Blaylock Neer de Soto Chas. Johnson Mortis Duncan Arthur Mayhaw Kathleen Neil Yausbinder Ed Beeler Margaret Veusebinder Morris Duncan and Sons Margaret Vausbinder California Tom Kyle Richmond Point Calif Dudley Peel Hoyt Frank. Peel Margaret

Duncan Family Holiday Visit Report

Mrs Margar et Vausbinder hosted visitors including Mrs Morris Duncan Miss Verlie Duncan Leonard and Ernest Duncan and B FE Ferkins during the holidays. Frank Black and daughters Alberta and Marian visited relatives in Clin ton. Mrs Chas Johnson visited Mrs Morris Cohean Saturday. John Black and Orville Loflin drove cattle to Lawrence Thursday.

Vausbinder Morris Duncan Verlie Duncan Leonard Ernest Duncan Ferkins Margaret Vausbinder Frank Black Alberta Marian Clinton Chas. Johnson Morris Cohean John Black Orville Loflin Lawrence

Vausbinder Family Visit Noted In Local Notes

M. Smith served as caller on Vaus binder brothers Thursday. Lucille Vausbinder stayed from Thursday to Sunday with cousin Margaret Perkins at grandmother Vausbinder home.

M. Smith

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