Marriage of Miss Wilson to Harry Johnston in quiet home ceremony
Miss Helen Agnes Wilson and Harry R Johnston, son of Mr and Mrs D F Johnston of Manhattan, were married Saturday at 8 pm at the bride’s parents home. Rev A D Grey officiated before a palms and ferns decorated fireplace. A two course supper followed. Travel attire included beige and brown ensembles. The couple plan a brief wedding trip and will reside in Eureka after February. Out of town guests from Manhattan and Kansas City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Agnes Wilson
Harry R. Johnston
D. FL. Johnston
Manhattan
Eli. Wilson
Carl Parking Jr
Wap Ving Beaver
Harold Hucké
A. D. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Columbia
Lawrence M. Green
Honen
W. M. Cochrane
Charles B. Taylor
Catherine McCreath
Freda Roberts
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Fort Scott High School
Johnston
Kansas State Agricultural College
State Highway Department
Eureka
Ala. Olmsted
West Ninth
Collinsted
Janary
Norman
Okla
Mrs. Olmsted
Olmsted
F Ruth
Irma
Local clubs elect officers and plan meetings in Lawrence
A busy meeting agenda shows officers elected for the year including regent Mrs H Hi Asher and secretary Mrs De Rankin. Delegates to the national DAR congress in Washington in April were chosen, with state conference plans set for Lawrence March 26 to 28. Multiple clubs announce upcoming gatherings, bridge luncheons, and social events with guests from nearby towns and the noted family happenings in Toledo and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hi.Asher
C. M. Blair
de Rankin
J . Murry
Eye
Caldwell
Bessie Wilder
N. Faye Woodward
Washington, D. C
Washington
E.R. Learned
First Baptist Church aims to boost Sunday attendance
Superintendent Brewster announces a graph showing rising church attendance for Sunday and Easter. The program, led by Mrs. Florence Bowen, includes a Friday event and an illustrated talk. A teacher training notice and a society meeting emphasis appear, urging members to attend for clearer understanding of upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Brewster
Suda
Schmoen
Genegis
Abel
Aind Auicars
W. Z. Courthes
West Fourhe
Vorder
Florence Bowen
Local social notes highlight Kansas City visitors and university ties
Miss Florence Hoar hosts in Kansas City while Virgalene Davis visits Topeka. Jd. G. Sauenman and his sons Donald and Laurenman plan a Lawrence weekend as Laurenman departs for KU. Fletcher travels to Kansas for several days. B Dodds visits Kansas City and Dodds presides at Spanish American War Veterans. Mrs. Newby returns to Tomzanoxie after weekend with daughters Brinkman and Hoseand. Kathleen Woodward leaves KU for eye treatment in Kansas City before returning to Haviland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hoar
Kansas City
Howard H. Harris
Virgalene’ Davis
Topeka
Jd. G Sauenman
Lawrence
Donald Laurenman
University
Dean Laurenman
K. U
Fletcher
Kansas
Haviland
August Fleer Birth and Death Timeline in Kansas Noted
August Fleer was born March 19 1862 at Stony Hill Franklin County Missouri and died January 8 1929 at his Worden Kansas home aged 66 years 2 months and 1 day He moved with his parents to near Eudora Kansas at age eight later settling on a farm north of Worden He married Mary Brei on March 30 1886 and continued his life in the Worden area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August, Fleer
August Fleer
Stony Hill
Franklin Co
Worden
Kansas
Eudora
Marriag
Mary Brei
Obituary of a Worden Evangelical Church member
The obituary notes the death of a longtime Worden resident from a stroke after years of illness. He leaves a widow, five children Walter Irvin George Mahelle John Schwartz and Emma Attig, two brothers Fred and Dan, one sister Mrs Christ Brower, and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Worden Evangelical church and burial at Worden cemetery. Describes his church devotion and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaupt
Clearfield
Kansas
Evangelical Church
House of the Lord
Fred
Worden
Dan
Drummond
Okla
Christ Brower
Walter
Irvin
Emma
C. d. Attig
Naperville, Til
China Eyes Unity Plans With Air Routes Centered at Hankow
Nationalist government and provincial authorities discuss aviation as a tool for unification. Proposed schemes include a Hankow centered commercial air line with north to Peking, south to Canton, and east to Shanghai, linking major hubs and smaller towns along the Yangtse corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Coma Aviation
China
Provinsia
Hankow
Yangtse
Peking
Canton
Tientsin
Nanking
Hakkow
South China
Central
North China
Shansi
Amoy
Fogchow
Pass
AG Beilding
Memory Tower to Honor Michigan State College Landmark
A 104 foot Bedford limestone tower will honor the site of old College Hall at Michigan State College. John W. Beaumont of Detroit funds the $75,000 structure to memorialize a college building that housed early students of American agriculture. A set of chimes from abroad will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
East Lar Mich
Michigan State College
John W. Beaumont
Detroit
Old College Hall
Rob Salina Theaters Cash Theft Reported in Salina
Rob Salina theaters report an $1,800 burglary at the Grand and Strand theaters in Salina Kansas. Police say the thieves pried open a safe Saturday night or early Sunday and escaped with about $1,600 in receipts. No further details on suspects or method provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Then- Salina, Kan
Ani
Burgia
Grand
Strand
Don't Neglect a Cold Now Doctor's Advice
A historic ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup of Senna and Cascara as a gentle laxative remedy for colds and digestive issues. It claims safety for babies, no narcotics, and widespread drugstore availability with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
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E. J. van Stratton
Fhode Island Street
Leland Lavern
van Stratton
Della Holladay
Riverside‘Farm Bureau Club
J. R. Saunders
Quivira Club
X. Jay Kennedy
Tennessee Street
W. H. Brown
United States
American Legion Auxiliary
Eli Farrell Dorsey
Review Club
J. D. Parrish
Mississippi Street
Ingleside Club
Louisa Thopias
Joily Stitchers Club
Marvin Bond
Tennola
Scotch Fourspines
R. H. Edmiston
Round Table
Ralph Harmen
West Sixth Street
Betty Washington
D. A
Het
Robert, Quilles
Crowder-Lake View Farm Bureau
H. B. Ober
Bridge
F. A. Carmichael
Qsawat
Mie
No Name Club
F. W. Cutter
W. W. Cleland
W. H. Weeks
J. Ei. Whittaker
Mansfield ‘Road
Toledo
Ohio
Raymond Leroy
M Whittaker
Florence Weeks
Lawrence Reading Era
Margaret M. Henderson
Ladies’ Literary League
Twentieth Century Club
R. C. Morrow
Watkins Hall
A. J. Mix
W. W. Ware
Midland Rural Club
Pleasant Hour Club
D. Denman
Maine Street
Pleasant ‘Hour Club
C. H. Larcom
The
Needlecraft Club
Will
F E. Schumann
Ohio Street
A. L. Carey
Vessee Street
Care
Poirthday
Raymond C. Laessig
Z.M. Carey
Adolph F. Ochse
Isabelle Glags
Robert Carey
Carey
Elma’ Carey
Mercyl Laessig
Elizabeth and
Catherine Ochse
Marion Decker
Ruth Wellman
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Amsterdam
N.Y
Evan A. Edwards Jr
Esther Johnson
Trasheen
Miss Wellman
Frances Shepherd
van A. Edwards Jr
Madge. Gaunt
Virginia Hutson
Missyether
Jeannette
Bowersock
Vivian
Skilton
Hos
Promoe Reading, Club
H. A. Jetnore
Ely
Peter Th
E ‘Aclack
Knights of Pythias Hall
Kan
Department of Agricultural Engineering
J. G. McIlhinny
Ella
Africa
Publishers Syndicate
Rani
Milas
Kgnens
American Service CO
the Ice & Storage CO
Cyclamen
Lydia
Pinkham
Mahe
Mas
L. E. Nati
Floral Avenue
Johnson Ter
Brinkman’s Bakery
Hills Bros
Frerk
Whitcomb
Vhone
Jeseri Co. ES
Massachusetts
Belfast
Cambric
Spi
Pearance
Ouy
Lindstrom
New Hampshire Street
Conn
Home Service & Laundry CO
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