Marriage of Barbara Oakson in Tonganoxie
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Street announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara to Robert Oakson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Oakson of Tonganoxie. The ceremony was Saturday January 22 at Olathe. The couple will reside in Tonganoxie after February 1, where Mr. Oakson will work with his father in business. Barbara graduated in 1917 from Liberty Memorial High School and has worked in Kansas City. Oakson has attended Baker University.
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Guy
Kentucky Street
Barbara
Robert Oakson
A. Oakson
Tonganoxie
Olathe
Oakson
Fron
Liberty Memorial High School
TM N
Kansas City
Gakson
Baker University
Baldwin
Local club luncheons and meetings clutter January schedule
A string of social notices from Lawrence list Misa Wilma Miller hosting a luncheon at The Hearth at 1 18 pm, Delta Dak club meeting with Mrs Ed Friday at 1 30 pm, and Mrs Richard Wiley leading a bridge group at the Castle Tea Room at 1 40 pm. Also, Flamors club entertained by Mr and Mrs C W Polinm at the Castle Tea Room with afterward cards, Kanems Admission Day picnic planned by Kansas State Society of Long Beach on January 30 with 1050 attendees, Women of the Lawrence Country Club hosting a bridge luncheon with hostesses Mrs Rick Treere Mrs Robert Owler and Mrs Al McClain, Dads Night at McAllaster PT A with chili supper and program, and news on hospital and family matters including Mrs J 0 Gen ialial hospital condition and John J Riling Jr recovering from appendectomy.
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Kansas State Society of
Long Beach
Calif
Bixhs
Florene
Haskell
Lawrence Country Club
Vestern
Rick Treere
Robert Owler
Imes
AL McClain
Herbert Olmsted
Larry Green
KE. L. Anders
Clifton Ramsey
Mrs Fetter Returns From Ten Day Trip To Duluth
Mrs. George Fetter came back tonight after a ten day trip to Duluth Minnesota. She attended the wedding of her sister Miss Florence Amen to Dr Bo F Adams of Hibbing Minnesota. Mrs Adams had visited in Lawrence several times. Mrs Fetter's mother Mrs A F
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George Fetter
Duluth
Minn
Florence Amen
Bo F. Adams
Hibbing
Adama
Lawrence
Fetter
Mra
A. F
Eudora Notes Include Local Visits and Meetings
Community news from Eudora lists Sunday events and visits. Saucy details mention Mr. and Mrs. Clear and children, Henrietta Schubert guest, and various local families dining, hosting, and socializing. The L.O.O.F. hall hosted a fourteen-member CPLA gathering with officers re-elected. a birthday celebration and card games followed.
Weathered Fragments From Local Notices Recount Social Honors
Local readers capture scattered phrases about club members and social events. Names such as Fender, Couch, Burnet, Mrs Otto Fel and Mrs Sivenat appear amid incomplete lines. The bits reference a Past Matron club and weather notes, yielding a hazy social snapshot.
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Fender
Couch
Burnet
Brotherhood Elects Officers At First Lutheran Meeting
Mrs Merie J Baldwin hosted guests including Mr and Mrs C Biever and Rev Travis Biever of Holton at Fellowship Hall. The First Lutheran Brotherhood elected Edwin J Fang president Gordon Horn vice president Laster Hiha Bil Cofer secretary treasurer. A program featured tenor solos by Ruth Rehbley and Rev Clare Mayen spoke on Immediate Objections. Dr Harold Soulen from Lowman Methodist and three companions were set to visit for the February meeting. The Moore family from Boston visited Mrs Moore's sister and Dr Benjamin Geagher after traveling from St. Louis to see Mrs Garratt and Mr Ritchie in Kan sas.
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Satem Evangelical
Tairad Bretpren
Cvonetianer
Kansan
Eudora
Rhureh
Clear Ananl
Brechotsen
Amd
Ehiitren
Vernon Volaw
Abilene
Harold Morely
Mer
Pete Druck
Clarence Hausman
Childran
W. Ho Walters
Marui Bretthaupt
Mra
Minnie Hausman
Edward Good
Kansas City
CPLA
Anquesta
Toberta
Nottingham
Pupite
Mine
Newingham
Mra. Verlin
Lone
Werh Miner
Aspen
Mae
Harold Duncan
Mr Oan
Howard
Bernits
Lecompton
Arthur Gibbens
Merie J
Sisal
Homer Foe
Ek Mei Daemond
Brenley
C Biever
A Orcer
Travis Biever
Brotherhood of the First
Bult Horn
Laster Hi Ha Bil
Sen Jor
Baker
Adlox
Sith
Ruth Rebehley
Clare Mayen
Hayes
Harold Soulen
Lowman Methodist Church
Topeka
Wendall
Moore
Boston
Stra Moore
Benjamin A. Geagver
Moores
Stdan
Local News Briefs Include Births Meetings and Charity Event
Mrs Willem Balch hosted Twentieth Reading Club after Stanley Fickinger review. A baker will test and begin Friday afternoon after semester vacation. Mr and Mrs James Booth announce the birth of a daughter Tina Jane January 10. Etta Sowers of Crawfordsville notes state and husband A E Tanin plans. A March of Dimes Cake Walk at Pleasant Valley School drew neighbors to a community meeting with Miss Frieda Luckan playing piano and Henry Dirk helping. Proceeds totaled not specified.
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Willam Cook
Douglaa County
Willem M. Balch
Stanley Fickinger
Stanley Strema
Jamea Booth
Worden
Qnuester
Tinda Jane
Etta Sowers
Crawfordsville
Ind
A. E. Tanin
Pleasant Valles School
Frieda Luckan
Eh Bian
Jenry Dirk
Orthopedic Clinic Full at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tomorrow afternoon the orthopedic clinic in the clinic rooms of Lawrence Memorial Hospital is fully booked. Dr. James B. Weaver of Kansas City will conduct the clinic, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, per the Journal-World Want Ads.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
James B. Weaver
Kansas City
Kiwan‘s Club
Journal-World
Chinese Reds To Russia
Shanghai January 26. UR US Consul General John M Cabot told a Shanghai luncheon meeting that Chinese communist policy statements show the party blindly follows Moscow orders. He cited endorsement of the European Compuform statement on Marshal Ito as proof. He urged a clear Chinese position on the occupation of Dairen and Port Arthur by a foreign power amid foreign troops on Chinese soil.
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Shanghai
John M. Cabot
China
Moscow
Marshal Ito
Cabot
United States
Dairen
Port Arthur
Perry HS Third Carnival Promotes Tennis Courts
The Perry High School Parent Teachers Association hosts Friday evening carnival in the old gym. Last year the event raised $600 for the PTA. This year proceeds will fund community tennis courts. R A Stanwix of Perry traveled to Lawrence today regarding the arrival.
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Perry
R. A. Stanwix
Lawrence
Quakenbush to Testify as Handwriting Expert in Will Case
W H Quakenbush president of the Lawrence Business Caller travels to Marysville in May to testify as handwriting expert in a contested will case.
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W. H. Quakenbush
Lawrence Business Caller
Marysville May
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the Hearth
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Hichard Ayres
Lawrence Art Clubs
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Music Club
E. B. Steuffer
Calvary
Art
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Fadl FE
Hiiepatrien
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John Cenntel
Arthur Colburn
Harold W .Steeper
Ra R. S. Frocks
Nelson
Holl
Jetd'n
Hall Johnson
Forrest Stringers
Yarnold
Mia
Irene Steel
Beulah O'Connor
North Lawrence
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Mederitine
Roberts
Misa Wilma Miller
Tain
The
New York Pt.a. Pas Han
Delta Dak Club
Richard Wiley
Castle Tea Room
W. Sanders
Dwight Metzler
J. R. McKinley
C. W. Polinm
Flamors Club
McAllaster P.T . A
Uncheon
J. M. Stone
New Hampshire Street
Kansas
Sit
Richard
Alexandria Va
Miss Barberaickard
John Robert Thiele
Dasforth Chanel
John J. Riling, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Javel
Cosmetic Dept
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Norcross
Vickers Gift Shop
Mass. St
Teiler
Russia
Perry HS
Salle
Sypriieg
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Canmon
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